they are ensued the almost unbelievable sits kraoeg all through the summer, the fall and the winter of 1861 and into 1862. george b. mckhrel on and johnston both equipped by nature did nothing, absolutely nothing. they were as full of lass attitude as any major in american history and have been. and during that encrusted epic jackson had no opportunities nor did anyone else. we often think about what if in the parallel universe it strikes me that it would be interesting to contemplate what would have happened had the northern or southern armies been led by someone with a metabolism facing the other one during the long sits kraoeg how would the war have resulted? it's hard to say. the opening scenes of stonewall's tenure in the shenandoah valley really did not lend themselves to legend building. in a note that most of you may not have heard, in fact, what's pretty interesting, he handled some of his very early orders for the tiny force he commanded when he moved to the valley before he got a bit of reinforcement. he denominated his army, "the army of the month na nonga hail. that's wher

the debate we had last year is ensuing again this year. the treasury secretary depending the 2013 budget proposal before the senate finance committee and saying the plan is the only option he sees for helping the economy as well as addressing the deficit without hurting the middle class. peter is writing about this from the hill newspaper. we'll have more with him after a few minutes. here's senator jon kyl questioning secretary geithner. >> let me ask you a couple other questions to get to the question of how to do tax reform. you talked about lowering rates and broadening the base and so on. the president had a good statement in the state of the union. everybody does their fair share and plays by the same set of rules. that's the basic premise here. how does the proposal in the budget meet this test when it eliminating the manufacturing deduction for certain taxpayers but then doubles it for certain other taxpayers but not for other manufacturing? >> good question. not everybody playing by the same set of rules. >> good question. >> we p

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here we go, but on the ensuing st.ossession, they strike right back, carl jones, nails the three-pointer. st. joes goes on to win it 73-66. in fairfax, on bracket bust you are saturday, george mason defeats lamar university 75-71. ryan pearson went for 17 points and 10 rebounds. the patriots improve their record to 23 and 6. hometown hockey, truth is we won't be seeing the hometown team play until next friday. last night they started a four-game road trip. final minute of the first period, no score, steven weis, to thomas priority to that he had shut out the panthers twice in two starts. third period, still 1-0 panthers. alex ovechkin the rock star, his 24th of the season, game tied at 1. later in the third, still tied at 1, alexander 7, he shoots and it bounces off shaun bergenheim's stick. his 16th goal and proved to be the game winner. snapping a three-game losing streak, washington now trails florida by just two points in the standing, and tonight the caps continue their four-game road trip against tampa. you can s

chaos on the bridge ensues. they are speculating this video was shot by the married captain's girlfriend. >> they are warning tourists going to mexico to stay within two blocks of their hotel to avoid drug violence. there are four mexican states not to travel there. baja california is not on the list. 120 americans were killed in mexico last year. >>> right now, let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> if i were you keep the umbrellas close by. we do have showers in the forecast. live doppler showing you pretty quiet picture. a few showers lingering around the san mateo county coastline, watsonville is reporting moisture but very light returns. exactly how much rain have we seen so far? .28 at st. helena but san jose nothing. ben lomond, .27. just under a tenth in mill valley, heading into napa, .03 inch. a lot of you responding to my request for photos and look at this lovely shot. this is botanical gardens and yes, winter is here. here is a look at the low clouds and drizzle in cl

in the ensuing years, i have seen that these measures have been implemented largely successfully. i know we continue to try to address the issues that have been raised for the past two years. i think each year, we see the san francisco police department creating events without major incident. this is due in large part to the tireless work of the commander rich corea and the event security as well. i of the community still has concerns whole route traffic, control, parking, hanoi's, -- noidr, s -- noise, and other nouisances. there are stronger modifications in advance so that these can still exist, but the residents can feel they have been useful as well. i will be calling up the recreation and parks department to present their planning procedures. we will talk about the impact these have on the neighborhood, and want to invite cammie blackstone from supervisor chu's office. >> the sunset district does see a lot of impact from these large-scale events. we understand. there are budget shortfalls and the help to stave off reductions in the staff and other service areas. we appreciat

ensuing maryland possession. down by 10. stoglin shoots off the mark.ch for four minutes. stoglin, 4 for 16 including 0 for 6 from beyond the arc. miles plumley cleans it up. here's what stoglin had to say. loved sitting that bench today. shaking my head. wow. here's more on why the coach decided to send him to the bench. >> his shot selection was not great. it was hurting us. we can't shoot shots like that. but he's carried us. he's carried us. >> stoglin wrote later, never sweet after a russ. love -- loss. just frustrated. >> uva down at the break. second half, joe harris for three. buries it. john hen son to zeller. next next defeats virginia. fear the beard. that's the slogan for ryan pearson. he's a candidate for the caa player of the year. tonight, pearson and the patriots on the road at unc will mington. it's nice. pearson wide open, he's smooth. knocks that down. he had 15 points, zen rebounds. patriots up five at the break. second half now, top of the your screen. playing good defense. he had a team high 16 points. later, brian allen drives and

georgetown always had the answer on the ensuing possession.street, jason clark bottoms in. less than a minute later, clark getting it done down low. the hoop and the harm. he had 11. one of five players in double figures. georgetown wins 71-61. they are fourth place in the big east. improve to 19-5, 9-4 in conference play. in college park, the turps hosting miami. wearing pink to support the k. foundation honoring their head coach who passed away. williams drives, loses the ball, but check this out. it goes to bullet who nailed the jumper. take another look at this thing. when things are going your way, they are just going your way. that's what happened for miami as they down maryland 76-74 snapping the turps three-game winning streak. >>> it looked like turn back the clock on sunday. the big boy leader board. tiger and phil into the second to last group ready to trample the leaders. phil did that. tiger, still missing that one ingredient that made him a sunday predator for so this years. phil had that mojo. tiger looking for his first officia

the chase ensued. one officer was hurt in the chase and later died in a hospital. police then killed the suspect after a standoff last night. >>> a soulful to the creator of soul train. a lot of people today showed up in times square in new york to remember don cornelius. this is a flash mob right there in the street. cornelius hosted the popular dance show soul train, getting a lot of performers big brake breaks. he took his own life at 78 years old. >>> days since occupy baltimore kicked out. as tension grows in d.c., the group promises to be more physical as the city is governed and causes some unease downtown. >> reporter: occupy baltimore was a force to be reckoned with. they pledged to have a voice in baltimore's politics. today, they got their chance. >> what are you for? >> advocation. >> reporter: they're from occupy baltimore to be part of citizen input. >> we give people a chance to have their voices heard and put themselves in my shoes. >> reporter: this is a bit different. today, uniformed officer tactical and other commanders patrolled them on foot an

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when she opened the door, the man forced his way in and a struggle ensued. >> i am 45 years old and i watch my back every day. >> the elderly woman was knocked to the ground and remained on the floor until a neighbor found her 24 hours later. >> i feel like somebody knew it was an elderly person. >> the suspect took $50 from the victim's purse and fled. >> i hope they catch the person who did it. >> the little girl is still shaken. >> i don't feel safe anymore. i>> the police say the victim sustained minor injuries. the police described the suspect as a black male, 20-30 years old, 6 feet tall, with a muscular build. they believe that he injured a finger or his hand. they're hoping that residents saw him flee the building. if you know anything, call the police. live from prince george's county police headquarters, pamela brown, abc 7 news. >> d.c. police have released this composite sketch of the man they say sexually assaulted a woman at gunpoint. this happened last month and 5000 block of northeast. he stands about 5 feet 8 inches 220 pounds, with a gap in his teeth and graybeard. a

that is not a big lot at all, but may have ensued. perhaps what about this issue of driving the mayhem? that is a law enforcement issues. >> it is commo, and there is no, but a dark parking lots where people can come together become parties of themselves and in front of someone's home is less likely, although it could happen, although i do not think there is as much of a tendency to preload in a neighborhood. >> this would only be applicable to 1,000 feet? >> that is correct. >> i just want to go back to the idea about whether you would consider rolling it out incrementally based on the parking lots have been having chronic problems, see how it goes, and that would give the other parking lots some time to evaluate and different rollout schedule. >> i think that is a good idea, and i would bring it back to strikes since we have the holiday and did not get a chance to oust all of those questions, if the parking lot of those have those entities in its zoloft, -- in its lot and can afford to close, they would incur more costs to be able t

the raid and the ensuing publicity made the street world famous.ourists flocked to broadway and they weren't there to see the gay man 90. those owners decided to move out of the area. >> i would say it's some what of a sex pool. >> reporter: but randichi spoke up for topples dancers and the american way. >> i think it belongs and it should be here. i think people are overdoing it when they say isn't that terrible of what's happened up in broad -- broadway. it's not terrible. >> carol didn't want to think as just the person who took her top off, she danced. she knew her way around a stage. today there are still strip joints and topples parlors but the excitement is long gone. the condor is a sports bar. carol will still put on a show to anyone who wants. and at her own store she can wear whatever she wants. >> it doesn't stop sofia loren or jennifer lopez. yeah. >> if you've got it flaunt it. >> and that's how a girl who got up on the piano made her mark on the 20th century. >>> when we come back on a second look. the changing face of north beach wh

chaos on the bridge ensues. they are speculating this video was shot by the married captain's girlfriend. >> they are warning tourists going to mexico to stay within two blocks of their hotel to avoid drug violence. there are four mexican states not to travel there. baja california is not on the list. 120 americans were killed in mexico last year. >>> right now, let's get a check on the forecast with meteorologist sandhya patel. >> if i were you keep the umbrellas close by. we do have showers in the forecast. live doppler showing you pretty quiet picture. a few showers lingering around the san mateo county coastline, watsonville is reporting moisture but very light returns. exactly how much rain have we seen so far? .28 at st. helena but san jose nothing. ben lomond, .27. just under a tenth in mill valley, heading into napa, .03 inch. a lot of you responding to my request for photos and look at this lovely shot. this is botanical gardens and yes, winter is here. here is a look at the low clouds and drizzle in cl

. >> the suspect fled down the road, a 3-mile pursuit ensued. during that time, the trooper called out that he had been bumpedpy the suspect's vehicle. we are investigating that aspect of this. at some point the trooper crashed in to a fence. >> a rail from a wooden fence pierced the trooper's windshield, narrowly missing his head. the sheriff's deputies spotted the car and gave chase before the driver lostcontrol on cigna road. a 22 year old faces a series of charges. >>> officer william would have celebrated his birthday today, he was killed in the line of duty. more than one year ago. in honor of his service to the city of baltimore , the 600 block of wildwood parkway at edmonton avenue was renamed for him. he was shot to death outside of a nightclub in january while breaking up a fight. >>> new information tonight from our bad medicine investigation. the surgeon we spotlighted if the series, oscar ramirez appealed the decision to revoke his license. a judge affirmed the action take bin the maryland board of physicians and he remains out of b

during the ensuing months, general macarthur guided the war as commander in chief of united nations forces in korea. again, he studied the fighting at close range, a man in his 70s visiting battlefields as dauntlessly as he had many years before when a young officer in france. then came the daring amphibious attack, behind the enemy's lines on a shore that others had declared too risky, the landing was a complete surprise and success. the north korean army was tee moralized. the victory has become recognized as a masterpiece of strategy. so it will return to its rightful inhabitants. there had been a long line of cities and towns returned under macarthur's leadership. it was at this time that president truman cited macarthur for his vision, his judgment, his will, his unshakeable faith. the korean war continued northward. the orders were the destruction of the north korean armed forces. and then the chinese communists entered the conflict, posing new questions in washington not only military but political. while carrying out what he considered to be his duty as supreme commander, the pursu

thursday a night warm up ensues for thursday and friday, back in the upper 40s.o that weak little storm passing through the area, mainly showers. little intermittent snow to the north. don't expect to see a big deal, but you'll see some accumulations on the snow and grass. northeast winds 10-15 on the bay. 42 is the bay temperature. tomorrow, a little bit of precipitation, yes. rain and snow, some accumulation. mainly from city on north. 40 dropping to the 30s in the afternoon, warming up -- 37, 50. 38 on saturday, a lot of clouds. 34 for the high on sunday. >> now, that looks like winter. thank you. >>> a college basketball thriller. >> maryland goes down to the wire with clemson. wire with clemson. the thrilling finish up,,,,,,,,, wheeeeeeeeeeeee! whee! whee! wheeeeeeeee! ah heads up. wheeeeeeeeeeee! everything you love about geico, now mobile. >>> it's about time for the sports report. >> passion tonight for the turps. the schedule ahead makes it look tougher. 5-7 games on the road. maryland was winless in road games when they tipped off at clemson tonight. al

of course, after that, just four months later, lehman brothers collapsed, the financial crisis ensued and so did the great recession. so this is a great symbol this number of 13,000 because it shows that we were able to lift ourselves out of that and are now at a level we were before the financial crisis. >> and alexis, as for the bailout for greece, this has been a very big deal so far. and it's really been weighing the market down for months now. >> reporter: it has. and, you know, at least for today, there's some optimism. greece has apparently gotten a bailout in return for tough cost cutting measures. because of that the market rallied but hasn't been able to hold on to the gains. we still have to see if they don't go bankrupt. if the deadline comes and goes and greece is still solvent, the market can move to the next level. >> thank you, alexis christoforous. >>> there's been a spike in gas prices and it's impacting the bay area. average prices at the pump are now more than $4 a gallon at a lot of stations. gil diaz is gauging reaction from customers in the east bay. >> reporter

that night as blacks reacted in anger, and two more young people were killed in the violence that ensuedon birmingham sunday the noise shook the ground ♪ ♪ and people all over the earth turned around ♪ ♪ and all recall a cowardly sound ♪ ♪ and the choir kept singing of freedom ♪ >> shall we keep moving, okay? all right.

this week four americans and nearly 40 afghans lost their lives in the ensuing violence. the anti-american and western sentiment is at an all-time high within afghanistan. it has many foreigners here living on edge. brian? >> atia abawi, thanks. >>> for perspective on all this, we want to turn to our military analyst, medal of honor recipient, retired army colonel jack jacobs. is it fair to start asking tougher questions about the mission, like what we're doing there still? >> the mission started out to carve a 21st century country out of afghanistan that was ruled from kabul. that is not going to happen. it never has been like that. it's never been a possibility. it certainly isn't now. i think furthermore that the commanders down the change of command have undoubtedly been asked by the secretary defense, by the president of the united states to come up with alternative plans for evacuating the place sooner. we heard originally they were going to come out in 2014. there were rumblings now 2013. wait for the new congress to come together and demand perhaps we come out soo

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have stormed a nigerian prison freeing one hundred nine hundred inmates one guard was killed in the ensuing gunfight after the group blasted through the prison gate using explosives that already as have recaptured around twenty five of the state prisoners the sect has been blamed for killing almost three hundred people this year alone as it fights to establish sharia law in nigeria. leaders from afghanistan pakistan and iran are meeting in islamabad to find a way to end the decade long war with the taliban afghan president hamid karzai is seeking pakistan's help in organizing talks with the group the nato secretary general said he didn't know if negotiations with the taliban were possible but valid to continue putting pressure on the group made a one big us are racing to train three hundred fifty thousand police and soldiers able to take over after troops withdraw from afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen. german president wolf has resigned the opposition demanded he step down over accusations he accepted illicit favors while serving as governor of lower saxony including a large private

he kicks it the bird to ensue 268. him six back of the leader that would be charlie wi from about 30 feet. he will drain it. he's 12-under par as for tiger he knows he's got a battle on his hands. >> i'm six back so i have to make something happen a little bit over there. you know the lead is not going to. there's too many guys fighting for the lead. there's some other guys coming over here and playing monterey. so looking forward to seeing those low scores. so i have to get it tomorrow. >> a couple of stories we're working on for the 10:00 news. the sharks taking on the chicago blackhawks. and jeremy lin is the story tonight. taking on the lakers and kobe bryant and at halftime he's doing more than all right. for now that's the sporting life. >> mark, thank you. >> thanks, mark. >>> more on that breaking news out of vallejo. that's where we've been following a police stand off at a house on castle wood drive not far from springs town middle school. >> right now you're looking at live pictures from news chopper 2. it a

the ensuing tsunami was predicted to be much less powerful than it really was. >> translator: people judge whether to evacuate on the report. we want to predict as quickly as possible the height of any tsunami. >> the agency will start issuing tsunami warnings in april, based on the new system. >>> some survivors of the disaster are using music to deliver their message of love and doing it in an unusual way. their instruments are made of debris, salvaged from the disaster zones. >> reporter: musicians that survived the march 11 earthquake and tsunami have held a concert in osaka, western japan in memory of the victims. the musicians are from miyagi, one of the hardest-hit prefectures. they want to be sure the people that died in the disaster aren't forgotten. >> translator: this part is made all from debris. >> reporter: he organized the concert. he used to work in sendai and lost friends in the tsunami. he thought about what he could do to honor the people that died. he came up with the idea of creating musical instruments, using debris from the disaster areas. >> translator: i feel

in the ensuing reorganization, the command was abolished. fresh disputes prevented the emotionally bruised warrior from accepting an overture from north carolina governor horatio sharp who wanted washington against the french strong holds in the ohio valley. on october 23, having learned he can expect no title higher than captain, in the newly commissioned army, then taking shape, commission. two months later he was at mount vernon which he had rented from his brother's widow since remarried. that gloomy winter, washington spent more time than usual socializing with his fairfax neighbors. i know what you're thinking, at last we get to the good stuff. sally fairfax, was she or wasn't she? did they or didn't they? opinion varies widely. to james thomas flexner, sally was the most passionate love of his life. and though he acknowledges, that quote, the exact nature of their relationship cannot be defined. john furly wrote of young washington's quote infatuation with sally. washington's persistent attempts to draw her into a correspondence went

he broke free, stabbed a police officer and stole a police cruiser while a chase ensued. one officer who was hurt and the chase later died at the hospital. police then killed the suspect after a tense standoff last night. >>> two cruise ships are returning to florida a little early after 200 passengers were aaffected with a passenger. the crowned princess is now docked. total of 140 passengers as well, as 18 crew members came down with norovirus. it's a stomach illness. the ruby princess is scheduled to dock tomorrow, where a total of 81 passengers and nine crew members are, are affected. both the ships are going to be completely sanitized. >> the weather scene out west is a lot different what we see here. this is what people are, are dealing with grand island nebraska. meanwhile, in denver, colorado, snow storm is to blame for hundreds of delays. countless passengers have been stranded at the airport. >> the hotel was nice but the weather has been awful. cold. >> blizzard warnings remain in effect for western nebraska, eastern colorado, and western kansas. and boy, are,

we certainly don't know -- i don't -- what would ensue. as a quote that i read in my -- my oral remarks here at the outset of the testimony quoting the roman historian tacitus where he said the best day after the rome emperor is the first day, and after that it kind of goes downhill. there is no identifiable group that would succeed him, so there would be kind of a vacuum, i think, that would lend itself to extremists operating in syria, which is particularly troublesome in light of the large network of chemical warfare, cw, storage facilities and other related facilities in syria. >> i agree, and now i have fears that iraq is moving toward syria and -- >> certain organizations are in fill tragt the opposition groups, sometimes unbeknownst to those opposition groups. >> i know there was contact made about information gathering. can you tell me what they're doing to prevent breakdowns like there were at ft. hood? >> i'm not sure what you're -- >> key reforms have yet to be completed, particularly in the area of information sharing, which co

of course the relationship has had an enormous repper cushions in the ensuing four decades. let's go back to 1972 as richard nixon reflects on his travels to china, the great wall and the relationship that was just begin zblg yesterday, along with hundreds of millions of viewers on television we saw what's truly one of the great wonders of the world, the great wall, as i walked along the wall, i thought about the sacrifices that went into building it, what it showed about the determination of the chinese people to retain their independence. i thought about the fact that the wall tells us that china has a great history and that the people who built this wonder of the world also have a great future. mr. prime minister, you have noted that the plane which brought us here is named the spirit of '76, just this week, we celebrated the birth of george washington, the founder of our country who led america to independence. bid farewell at the close of his term with these words to his countrymen. observe good faith and justice toward all nations. cultivate peace and harmony with all.

plan for five years technology, there has been a lot of communications as we understand it in this ensuing week between the departments regarding this matter and we appreciate that. we think that kind of communication should continue in order to make this the best plan possible. supervisor chu: are there others who wish to speak? ♪ at the phone copa, copa motorola ♪ ♪the kind of phone you pay a toll on ♪ ♪ and i hope it works out on the whole-a ♪ ♪ at the copa, we thank you guv ♪ ♪ radio waves all above ♪ ♪ good to hear your voice all today ♪ karl rove thank you. are there other members who wish to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. this item is before us. any thoughts? i will share my. i want to thank the department and all the department heads for coming today to share with us the fuller picture of the plans for the 807 hundred mhz system and to share with us what your budget projections look like. i think those numbers are not going to be perfect at this moment and hearing what john walton mentioned, there is going to be opportunities to revisit that through our process and m

an additional 12 people have been killed in the ensuing violence. state security forces fired tear gas from armored trucks and rock-throwing protesters in downtown cairo. 2500 people have been injured since protests began thursday. >>> well, tonight, midwesterners are bracing for the biggest winter storm of the season. 8 1/2 inches of snow fell last night. and into this morning. in grand island, nebraska. and it may make for a pretty postcard, but trees took out power lines. and if you want to drive anywhere, you first had to shovel. and in neighboring colorado, the state's main highway, finally reopened today, after being closed for more than a day. and this man was stranded for two nights. >> we were in florida, coming back. and thursday night, the fog got so bad, we just pulled over. >> police closed interstate 70 from the kansas border, to denver, thursday. and this system left up to six feet of snow, in the rocky mountains foothills. >>> meanwhile, closer toward the bay area, we're staying dry and mild for the middle of our winter. not too bad,

the race was red flagged, a two- plus hour delay ensued as crews cleaned up the track. jame mcmurray in the one car. blows a left rear tire and takes off koslowsky and casey kane. the ninth caution of the race and finished 31st. the final lap, matt kenseth to win the second daytona 500 in four years. kenseth led 50 of the laps and the race ended at 12:56 this morning. >>> tonight, the wizards tip off the second half of the season at the milwaukee bucks. on milwaukee bucs. >> one last look at the forecast. >> tomorrow's the wet day and looks like we may pick up a half an inch and some of you can get closer to an inch othur >> we're back here at 10. the news edge. hope 

a shoot-out ensued inside of a government building.least one officer with immigration and customs enforcement is dead after a gun fight at the federal building in long beach. it happened around 5:30 this evening on the seventh floor of the building. >> one agent fired several rounds at the other agent, wounding him. the victim is currently hospitalized in a stable condition. at that time when that incident occurred, another agent working nearby, fired his weapon to prevent additional rounds being fired at the victim. this resulted in the death of the shooter. >> all three i.c.e. agents worked in the homeland security investigations division. no word on what provoked this gun fight. >>> fans are paying tribute to whitney houston outside of the new jersey church where her funeral will be held on saturday. a memorial is surrounding the church, where houston song in the choir as a child. oprah winfrey, and houston's ex-husband, bobby brown, are reportedly on the invitation list, although there's been questions about brown. stevie wonder wi

the curator talked about the museum and how the information on the assassination and ensuing investigations> what we set out to do was to basically tell what happened and not draw any of our own conclusions but to present what history has told us. and there have been several investigations and various developments over the years. most people accord the to public opinion surveys have never. satisfied that it was just lee harvey oswald but none of these other theories have been proven and as far as many people are concerned, they've all been dismissed. the official explanation is three shots were fired, all from lee harvey oswald and all from that southeast corner sixth story window. the rifle that oswald supposedly used was his. it was traced to him and to his post office box. it was left behind in the building on the sixth floor. the warren commission had a reconstruction done and one of the exhibits upstairs is a scale mod of dealey plaza that they helped study how the shooting happened. ultimately the fbi and warren commission decided that the first shot came when the car came out from un

ensues once again flared up little saying these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. and china corporations are the day. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. mission free cretaceous three pounds for chargers free. range month free. three stooges free. download free blog loaded videos for your media projects and a free media dog guard dog tom. the stories are non see the greek parliament gives the green liason new set of harshest areas because demanded by the un and the i.m.f. before the handover one hundred thirty billion euro bailout that's despite mass protests in the center of athens which sold dozens of hot and clashes with police as rioters torched buildings and loaded shops and. the arab league calls on to go on to create a joint peacekeeping force for syria and there were a nice to mount more pressure on president assad damascus ha

financing its positions and ultimately, obviously, the case speaks for itself, what happened in that ensuing week. >> i thank the gentleman. mr. roseman, going back from your analysis and your time there and then kind of watching how this all played out, would mf global be in bankruptcy today if they had not put on those traits, the sovereign debt traits? >> in my opinion, they would still be here. >> so you believe that that contributed to the downfall of the company? >> i believe so. >> mr. stockman? >> as i mentioned before, i think i would like to wait for the final chapter to be written. i think just a question -- this is -- there may be other circumstances but, you know. >> sometimes that's a domino. but if you took that particular piece of it out, if they had not had these rtms on the books, would that company still be here today? >> i think that's a confluence of events that i was talking about. >> i wasn't asking you about the confluence of events. yes or no, do you believe it would or would not be here? >> i think it's a possibility even with the rtm positions, we'll have to wait f

confrontation ensues. you can even hear mom yell. what were you thinking? the reality is, inside that van that night, nobody was thinking. >> it's the stupidest thing i have ever done. i never want to do it again. never want to do it again. >> is there a lesson you can take away from this? >> don't ever do this because you're going to get caught. >> so she says tonight, but she also admits this isn't her first time out drinking. even though there is some compassion, the cops have to practice a tougher sort of love. >> these are good kids. they aren't bad kids. they are good kids making poor decisions. unfortunately, poor decisions can get them killed. >> if found guilty. that 16-year-old faces more than the parental consequences. she faces a maximum $500 fine. if it happened before, it goes up over $1,000. plus, officer morrison recommended to the girl's parents that she attend teen court. now as for the 21-year-old who allegedly provided the booze, hope he has some deep pockets. he could be fined as much as $12,500 because in addition to that 16-year-old,

are at risk in the horn of africa during the past several months and the drought and famine that ensued. despite the fact that that's now been downgraded in part due to effective humanitarian support, the u.s. will continue to make investments in humanitarian crisis in the horn and other parts of the world where it's necessary and will continue to use our leadership and our ability to make those investments to diversify the burden and ensure that the whole world is living up to its shared responsibilities at times of need and crisis. and finally tom mentioned that $10.4 billion of the overall budget is for investing in our staff and reform initiatives across state aid including $1.5 billion for u.s. aid operating expenses and a set of reforms called u.s. aid forward. these reforms came out of the secretary's qddr initiative and are allowing us to use new technologies like mobile banking in haiti and afghanistan to fight corruption and expand access to banking services and financial services. they are allowing us to invest scientific and technical partnerships like the grand challenges p

the entropy that ensues and how things disintegrate.hink there's some beauty in that. >> reporter: for a decade, he's crossed the country as a kind of forensic photographer, capturing forgotten landmarks amid the wreckage of inner cities in gary, buffalo, detroit, and his hometown of chicago. >> i shoot exteriors but i really do love interiors. >> reporter: why? >> there's something about that kind of... again, that hidden beauty. i like to open people's eyes to that. >> when you see it, does it make you sad? happy? elated? excited? >> i get excited to see these places. it feels a little bit like discovery. of the rise of america's ruins. >> reporter: now when does this building date from? >> 1926 it was built. >> reporter: the city methodist church of gary once had a membership of 3,000. >> churches are probably my favorite place because of that feeling that a community came together and they wanted to build a place where they could just gather. >> reporter: the echos of activity have long since faded from the sanctuary, the auditorium