. >>> calm, peaceful day in the west galveston bay in galveston, texas.t there fishing by himself. >> oh, hemmingway. >> ends up hooking a speckled trout. >> oh, your cousin. >> it is my cousin. >> not a speckled trout, because this is what that would look like. now, i could be wrong, but something tells me this isn't how a speckled trout reacts. the. >> ooh! >> that's a big speckled trout. >> now, wait a sec. sort of looks like the speckled trout. it ain't moving so much anymore. >> that was a shark. >> no, it wasn't. it absolutely was. there are all sorts of sharks in the west galveston bay in galveston, texas. >> i just killed this massive [ bleep ]. >> wait until you see when he pulls this thing out of the water. >> oh, it did not stand a chance! that thing is gone! >> according to this guy, he said that the shark must have sensed a fish in did he sstress said i think i'll have it for lunch. had a bad day. >> this is very old man in the scene. because santiago caught the big fish and when he got to land, there was no meat on the bone. the sharks had e

around the world came back to afghanistan the economic development of galveston was was much better during the spirit of the presence of the need to in the united states was illegitimate and accepted by the international community and russia was part of that decision in the security council to send the forces so this is a entirely different question but when you speak of capacity building the american presence has brought us capacity building can economic and educational and social sectors to serve its presence in afghanistan at the time brought us capacity in military build up. they did very well with us when the soviet union lift afghanistan afghanistan had more than four hundred fifty planes of all types helicopters fighter jets and a great capacity and thousands of times in armored vehicles so induct spoke the soviet union was a formidably strong strong ally and it also trained towels and thousands of afghan in different walks of life there americans have not been so good on providing the afghan army with the equipment that we need and we hope they will do that mr president. one of the

did that was the police so the afghan police is paying a heavy heavy price for the protection of galveston and for the protection of the diplomatic representation here in afghanistan private security firms or or no answer to state protection. therefore we will not ever accept the presence of private security firms we have. established a public security. division. branch within the within the ministry of interior the to look after projects that we look after diplomatic missions with to look off to different interests other than diplomatic commercial and other for the international community here in afghanistan by the afghan police force. 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 realized everything you thought. was a big issue. there are no paid private security forces in your country right now they're all private security forces that are now in my country and they're falling on their function their function being today their function being protection of the diplomatic missions in parti

danger or division in the country well afghanistan is a very united country of galveston as perhaps the most tonight country despite what the world looked after thirty years of massive interference and warps and conflict within the country everybody is focused on afghanistan and the capital kabul every afghan wants to prove that it's a better picture of doing the other afghan so there's no danger of that yes we are a much to society right of diverse society like many other societies and that's the beauty of afghanistan it's a colorful country of all those tribes and to groups but that's our strength if i start our weakness that's exactly how or why i've got a son a strong when you have a problem between so. no no no. no what's our work think different the factional conflicts sort of different issues that were did result of our. days of the soviet union and the our. resistance against the soviet union and then the interference from our neighbors and our block off the ability as. organizations to organize better and and bring this country to peace but there was never a conflict between th

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houston, galveston, dealing with heavy rain, embedded areas with thunderstorms, trying to push toward beamont, port arthur, southern coast of louisiana that is the area of concern this morning. overall to the north, light rain right now along the red river, back down to the dallas, fort worth area, another round of storms produced by the slow-moving storm later this afternoon. estimated rainfall the next 48 hours, the storm is slowly going to push into louisiana, possibility of one to three inches, maybe four inches if you're caught in the storms. here is a look at the weather outside your window. gorgeous day today in so many other areas, i mentioned how nasty it is in texas to louisiana, from the middle of the country through ohio valley, great lakes, northeast, southeast, a fantastic day today. low humidity and sunshine. weekend forecast will have to track the heavy rain threat through the southeast. >> good do know bill, thanks so much. >>> coming up a goof at jp morgan chase. sony hits new lows, and diamonds, rub by bees and sapphires for charity. the business headlines are strai

the houston area galveston, you're getting the heavy rain, a lot of lightning strikes heading for beaumont, port arthur area. a lot of people haven't got any good night's sleep. dallas, light rain, the worst of the storms is around houston and off the coast. we'll do additional round of thunderstorms during the day today, maybe sunshine, strong storms with heavy rain, possibility in north texas down to houston another one to three inches, maybe a thunderstorm, as i mentioned a gorgeous day, so many other spots all the east coast, to the midwest. enjoy it. that is the national forecast, now here is a look at weather outside your window. washington, d.c., that is a perfect day for you, sunshine, temperature in the 70s. indianapolis, ohio valley looks great today. milwaukee looks nice. a chance of some showers in areas of the northern plains, cold front going through. we'll track heavy rain threat as we go through the weekend. >>> bill thanks so much. >>> a gigantic goof at jp morgan chase. sony hits new lows. diamonds for charities. >>> both the dark and funny sides of johnny depp. debut at

it is blocked off all the way down to galveston street for anyone that needs to come through the areatell you is that there was an exchange of gunfire along here between a d.c. police officer and a male and this happened around 10:45 or 10:47 in the evening. again, we don't know yet if that male is an adult or a juvenile. d.c. police are not telling us that at this point. we can tell you that the male was fatally shot. we have aalso learned that one officer was taken from here to the hospital with what is described to us as a graze wound. we all know that a gun was recovered at the scene. now, sources are telling us that this may be related to another shooting in the district. that one was around 10:15 on monday evening. that one was just not too far from here actually. 4300 block of third street southeast. again, around 10:12. so just about a half hour apart. we know that d.c. police had responded to that scene for an adult male that was shot in the leg. they are not saying 100% that the two are relatedded because police are trying to dot their is and cross their ts here still contin

it had gone down off the coast of galveston texas. fobbing natalie may day called captain said electronics were no longer working so not give it the exact location. >> major progress was made today final day of this year's summit. joins us live now from chicago the president says world leaders have agreed exit strategy to end the war in afghanistan, craig? >> reporter: president obama and dozens of world leaders say they found a way and they've agreed on shifting the nato mission in afghanistan come down to 2 days of talk and nearly round the clock protest. following the two day meeting in chicago nato leaders expressed confidence afghanistan will be able to protect itself by 2014. president obama says unand allies are on the same page. >> we agree that afghan forces will take the lead for combat operation next year in mid 2013. at that time forces will have -- afghan forces will have shifted in all parts of the country. >> reporter: the alliance also agreed to fund-raising goal to support afghan security forces it's expected to cost

the roads blocked off for several blocks here between galveston and darrington streets in southeast. an exchange of gunfire between a police officer and a male. we don't know the age of that male, whether an adult or a juvenile. the male fatally shot by at least one police officer. we are told that a gun was roared from the scene. one officer taken to the hospital with what is described as a graze wound. now, sources tell us that this may be related to another shooting that happened 30 minutes earlier. we can put up a map here and show you just how close the two were. that happened at 10:12 in the evening. 4300 block of third street southeast. again, not far from here, police responded in that scene for a report an adult male shot in the leg. there was also a shooting last night, 10:44 in the evening. in that incident, there were two men shot and wounded. one we're told was shot in the foot and another shot in the arm. that incident on v street we don't believe is related but we do think the other two have something to do with each other. we again are waiting for hear from d.c. polic

the pair were fishing from the kayak near galveston, texas, the boy tells his dad that the sting ray'snd that mean people are responsible for the wounded fish and gave it a kiss before setting it free. hunter first made headlines after reeling in several large sharks. he will have his tv show. >> catch and release. >> you got that right. that's sweet. the weather not so sweet. we are not going to see all that much sunshine i think we will get a few breaks in the clouds. i call that destructive sunshine because what happens is if that -- is that will fuel more thunderstorms going into the afternoon. be prepared for that. we had showers and thunderstorms overnight, but, in the wake of it, we are left with lots of humidity out there. lots of moisture and we have some foggy areas to talk about this morning. about 6 miles of reduced visibility now in york and 9 in hagerstown and 4 in winchester and one in culpepper. right now, temperatures are on the mild side. we can see the 60s by acally everywhere across the -- basically everywhere across the board. lows should be around 53 or 54 for thi

a boat that had been reported sinking near galveston, texas.y is becoming an even bigger mystery. this all started with this distress call and the sound we have just gotten in. this is from sunday afternoon. take a listen. >> we have an onboard emergency. we are taking on water. >> how many persons onboard and i need a description of your vessel. >> and nothing. that was it. the transmission cut off before the captain could answer. but, here's the thing, search crews, they haven't found any debris whatsoever. i want to bring in lieutenant julio gonzalez. my first question is, first off, i know you just called off this search. can you tell me why? >> yes, brooke, the search was actually suspended at 11:50 local time this morning. and the reason for that is that since the initial call came in on sunday afternoon, we have kurkted an extensive search off shore galveston and galveston bay and overall we have covered 2,855 square nautical miles in the gulf. we have conducted 21 searches and 10 of those were conduct would aircrafts, 11 of thoem were s

members of the alliance for france australia have been moving over ten years into the war in the galveston before some of the the answers already foregone conclusion as it has become increasingly difficult to justify staying on board what some have already dubbed a sinking ship. this security in afghanistan is worse now than it was ten years ago when when the very soon began not to mention justifying the cost of war to skeptical europeans who were already in over their heads with debt the afghan war after ten years is having a disastrous effect on all the countries connected to it but the clearest way to bring not to an end and the clearest way to stop the war spilling over the borders into other countries is to end the occupation no the advice that should be given to all the major powers that. work in afghanistan is to get out as some appear to be rushing for the exit nation when the us may find themselves wondering who's going to be the last man standing as the water rises does or still the r r t. well afghanistan situation remains alarmingly volatile its president seems confident in thi

all of these thunderstorms, as they roll over the northern gulf from houston to galveston and beaumont and port arthur, thousands of lightning strikes, and about 13,000 plus. so that's going to head for the coastline of louisiana as we go throughout the morning commute. be prepared there, down areas of coastal louisiana. the storm itself is still lingering here in northern portions of texas. it's going to take until saturday for the storm to get somewhere near new orleans. anywhere in between, you have a chance of some very heavy rain, including our friends there in shreveport. dallas-ft. worth you'll get a band of heavy rain later this afternoon. possible thunderstorms. our computer estimating anywhere between two to three inches of rain is possible with those storms later today. now for the good news. everyone from the great lakes, ohio valley, all along the eastern seaboard, it is going to be a beautiful day. it's a little cool this morning. huge area of high pressure protecting us from any bad weather. even northern new england is going to clear out and see a decent afternoon. fore

will not be great the bone conference made a commitment to afghanistan to continue to support of galveston shortfall in giving you in budgetary arrangements and will continue to assist of gallus and city constructions present doesn't like a create a slippery slope doesn't know if it does because it will be coming it's called a moral hazard and if you always say oh man we have a safety net our nato and our friends will hurt as well as saved well no that's called moral hazard yes and that's one of the criticisms. that's one of the aspects that's one of the aspects. second we will have the chicago conference that will make a commitment to our security forces for the next ten years of twenty fourteen in the form of four point one billion dollars ted has the growth of the afghan economy commensurate with the introduction of the forces and commensurate with the pace that things will have to twenty fourteen we have this year could acted more than two billion dollars off or even used by the way we will our income from or from our mental resources is increasing and by the time we are in twenty five

russia at some point so it's a huge issue which is not just about trust it's also about guarantees of galveston is at the forefront of this year's nato summit agenda its member states are going to coordinate this their steps of withdrawal the u.s. is the key member is of course calling the shots american troops are set to leave afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but under their new agreement with ghana's then they will remain in certain numbers as the u.s. claims in in a supporting role the general perception among experts is that nato as war in afghanistan has been a failure as much as the u.s. is trying to truly coat it with the eventual killing of osama bin laden still the war ended up in raging the local population fostering a new kind of extremism also drug production became rampant in afghanistan during the years of occupation and it's billions of dollars that go to support terrorists and organized crime networks around the globe that's the kind of against them. nato is leaving behind nato is also facing identity crisis in a way the alliance is supposed to be about defense but it ha

a deadly bomb and gunfire attacks hit of galveston and shortly after barack obama visits kabul one year since the killing of osama bin ladin. frantic campaigning in france's presidential election with just days left for the two candidates to voters before the science of round but not everyone's enthusiastic about the choice on offer. live from moscow i'm marina josh welcome to the program and the anti-corporate occupy movement has made a comeback in the u.s. after a long hiatus activists returns to the birthplace of the protests in new york city having been evicted from their encampment last autumn the police came back to to make arrests marina organize across the latest. may day doesn't just mark the international workers day it now marks the resurgence of the occupy wall street movement thousands of activists flooded the streets of manhattan picking up where the grass roots coalition left off in the form of demonstrations taking place throughout the entire city including bryant park union square and wall street repeating the message that they have been saying over and over again of no

heavy rain exiting houston and galveston, heading to beaumont, port arthur.f nasty weather in texas yesterday. some of this will pass into louisiana today. and it looks like we'll get another round of strong storms. eventually this afternoon, too. so watch out, dallas-ft. worth, back into san antonio. you get a break this morning, and then more rain and storms later on today. we're talking some hefty rain totals possible. as much as two to four inches of rain. now, as far as what we're dealing with throughout the middle of the country, besides texas and oklahoma, there's a little cold front with some showers up around minnesota. eastern seaboard is looking clear and beautiful. temperatures are slightly cool out there this morning in new england, but this afternoon, willie, fantastic. temperatures getting up into the mid to upper 60 frst philly, southward to d.c. talking mid 70s today. all of the eastern seaboard is dry, with a good deal of sunshine included in that. ohio valley, all the way through the great lakes. now through the weekend, as far as the only

we are on galveston avenue.s is the area where people were worried that something bad would happen and it did. yesterday there was a fire at a homeless encampment back here in the woods. fire officials say it was a small vegetation fire with burning trash. there is also a barbecue grill in the area. firefighters were able to knock it down pretty quickly. the issue that these people are saying they want something done. they are very upset and concerned about something happening as it did yesterday. police say this is an issue that happens just in general. always have issues with homeless problems and people and working on ways to solve that. right now the main issue was there was a fire behind us here. i was able to put out pretty quickly. people in the neighborhood are concerned. live in san jose i'm paul chambers. >>> the search for sierra lamar will get national attention today. americas most wanted will feature the case at 9:00 tonight. crews from the crime show interviewed sierra's family last month. she dis

hard to keep track of one hour to the next. 6th street, blocked off darington to galveston street. it appears they are keeping this scene blocked off it was quite a scene last night. we understand there was gunfire exchanged across these three blocks between some people. we do know that one police officer was injured with what they call a graze wound. there is a male suspect, there was a lookout for a male suspect when the alert first came across at 10:47 p.m. last night. the male suspect is now deceased, fatally shot by at least one police officer. that exchange of gunfire but details we are not sure. police think it may be connected to another scene, a shooting they were called to respond to that happened 10:12 a.m., only 30 minutes prior to that. not far away we have a map we can show you, proximity of those two locations. now that particular scene again happened 10:12 a.m. in the evening, that was in the 4300 block of 3rd street southeast, dc police responded for an adult male shot in the leg. the two scenes may be related but they are not confirming 100% at this point they are

you can galveston county irrelevant quickly. >>neil: story of my life, pal. dave ramsey, thank you. and a first look at general election fundraising numbers. president obama, governor romney, neck and neck. who is cut, the checks? ♪ ♪ i can do anything ♪ i can do anything today ♪ i cano anywhere ♪ i can go anywhere today ♪ la la lla la la la [ male announcer ] dow solutions help millions of people by helping to make gluten free bread that doesn't taste gluten free. together, the elements of science and the human element can solve anything solutionism. the new optimis >>neil: our markets are down today, of course, the 11th down day in 12. not so much concerned about here but what is happening in europe. fears it is imploding on news from spain where banks noticing a lot of folk pulling the money out. moody's seizing on that, today, and it cut the ratings of 16 spanish banks to little more than junk. that is not good news. people invest on these securities based on their rating and if they are junk they don't want them. so we will see how it pans out tomorrow. secondly, we told you ab

a galveston man accused of killing his son will make his first appearance in court. 55-year-old wayne got into a heighted warmer her 22-year-old son, matthew price, a convicted sex offender. this happened at their peermt spiceberry circle. the father tried to walk away, but the fight continued. he pulled out a gun and shot his son. price told a security guard what happened. >>> and a silver spring man accused of stabbing his wife to death fwhib court as well. -- will be in court, as well. hector gonzalez stabbed anna ayala in a parking lot. she was about to go to the grocery store. neighbors say granados was jealous of the friendship between his wife and the other man. >>> 6:38. why you will want to look to the skies. there is a plane arriving that will turn a lot of heads. >>> prince harry will be a sight to see. his plans as he's spending the afternoon and evening in d.c. >>> an unusual crash overnight into an apartment. >>> the numbers are in. this year's avon walk for breast cancer raised more than $5 million for breast cancer research. more than 2,200 people took part in the tent

coast guard crews will fan out and resume searching for six men stranded in the gulf of mexico near galvestoney were fishing on sunday when the captain sent a mayday call. he said their boat was sinking and everyone would escape in an orange raft. searchers have covered more than 2,000 square miles of the gulf. so far, no luck. >> it just depends on the scenario. if there were six people actually in the water, it could affect the drift -- where they drift and how they drift. >> we've been searching constantly and the weather has been ideal. so conditions have been favorable to find something. >> using sophisticated technology, the coast guard has come up with an estimate of how long each person might survive under the current conditions. the broad figure is 120 hours or about five days. of course, you don't want them to be out there for that long. >> no. the clock is ticking fast in a situation like that. and they did make a mayday call. but apparently the vessel was having some electrical problems so the microphone was broken so they couldn't get an exact location. they don't have the critic

the coast guard reports six people are missing after they abandoned their sinking fishing boat off galvestoninese firm announced it has reached a deal to buy amc. the second largest u.s. movie theater chain sold to the chinese. number one, president obama says he and world leaders have locked in an exit plan for afghanistan with afghan forces to take over the combat mission next year and that's "the fox report's" top five. on this day in 1992, police arrested 17-year-old amy fisher who are shooting her lover's wife in the head. shortly before the shooting. amy fisher had been having an affair with then 38-year-old joey buttafuoco. and the so-called long island low leta tried to take his wife out of the picture. amy fisher served just seven years behind bars. joey buttafuoco served four months for statutory rape. amy fisher turned to books, reality tv, porn and plastic surgery. but she put a bullet in mary jo put newcomerstown co-'s head 20 years ago today. that's been 20 years. man. now you know the news for this monday, may the 21st, 2012. i'm shepard smith. we're back tomorrow. noon pacifi

the next thing i knew a knock at the door and there was five galveston police officers there. u.s.nd homeland security. >> dr. kruse believes whoever is behind this is attacks his business doctor who specializes in low carb diets. >> shepard: they realized he wouldn't do anything but yet they wouldn't let him back on the ship. >> no. they actually escorted him off the ship with all of his belongings. dr. kruze tried to get back on the ship to give his speech. carnival said not so fast. every security threat is taken seriously and fully investigated. since the investigation was ongoing at the point the ship needed to depart it was in the best interest of guest and crews to air on the side of caution. and the doctor says he fully understands. listen. >> i put it in the context of what cash value has been through and what's going on in our world. if you just putt the tv on today and listen to the news we have stories of yemen and stories of explosions in syria. we live in a different world than we did just 10 or 15 years ago. >> the doctor talked about what carnival has been through i

security savings accounts for maggie and robert's generation added historic reality of how chile and galveston and two other counties use that had model so people can have two to three times at large a retirement account while growing the national economy with a system fairer than the current system. we're going to also reemphasize the work ethic, which was controversial. one emphasis is modernize unemployment computation to attach to it a training component so if you sign up to get the money, you have to sign up to learn because by definition, if you are unemployed, you need better job skills. if you look at north dakota where 3.5% of the population is unemployed and there are 16,000 jobs they can't fill in the oilfield because the people unemployed don't have the skills. know reason you should give people 99 weeks for doing nothing. it's a national debate about a country founded in 1607 by captain smith saying so aristocrats, if you don't work, you won't eat. a conversation which apparently led all aristocrats to adopt work as a behavior. i want to come back on one of the projects and talk a

a lot of the storms are heading off the shoreline throughout the next hour or two, but down near galveston you have nasty weather ahead. eventually all of the rain is going to push through the deep south this weekend. it does not look like the best of weekends in areas of tennessee, kentucky, mississippi and alabama. it is not going to rain the entire weekend, but we'll see periods of rain. here's what we are predicting for rainfall over the next 48 hours through mother's day. you notice the heavier totals possibly from new orleans to pensacola, all the way up through the state of alabama into tennessee and portions of southern kentucky. atlanta could see some showers and storms. so here's how the forecast shapes up for your weekend. we have a picture-perfect gorgeous weekend underway on the eastern seaboard. at least your saturday is nearly perfect. the west coast is getting two perfect days on saturday and sunday. the only troublemany weather is down there in louisiana and arkansas, pushing through mississippi and alabama during the day today. then the moisture begins to spread northward

the early morning fire was at a condo complex on warfield way close to tully road and galveston. you see the map here. kimberly tere joins us with more on the fire and the devastation that it left behind. kimberly? >> reporter: a family lives in the unit that was most damaged by the fire. you can see it from the front here, at least four of the family members, when firefighters arrived just before 3:00 a.m. most of the people living inside south san jose were asleep when the three alarm fire began. >> everybody is knocking on doors and trying to get people out, get people up. >> and she called my name, lee, lee, lee, wake up. fire, fire. >> reporter: a family who lived right above the coverage where inspectors say the fire started had to be rescued? >> the firefighter said there were blackout conditions in there. it was a small unit but it took time to find the victim. >> reporter: two of them were pulled from this window. the blood on the wall is from a father injured while desperately trying to save his family. his 51-year-old wife died despite efforts to resuscitate her. he wa

accounts for maggie and robert's generation and the historic reality of how brilliantly chile and galvestonnd who other texas counties have used that model so that people in their generation can have two to three times as large a retirement account while growing the national economy independent of political influence and interference in a system that's much fairer than the current system. we're going to also reemtake size the work ethic. something i know was controversial in each one of our debates. and one of the proposals for reemphasizing the work et sihic to modernize unemployment compensation to attach to it a training component so if you sign up to get the money, you have to sign up to learn because if you're currently unemployed, you need better job skills. and if you look at north dakota, 3.5% of the population is unemployed and there are 16,000 jobs they can't fill in the oilfield, because the people unemployed don't have the skills for the people in the oilfield. well, there's no reason should you get people 99 weeks for doing nothing. and this is an important national debate abou