i and not a fan of gettingut of the geneva convention. -- i am not a fan of getting out of the geneva convention. i am confident we can win this war within our value system. but we have to adjust to the fact that we aret war. we have put every japanese americans in prison. that is what happens when good people who are afraid, that is what happens sometimes. good people are afraid and do some things that are not smart. i want to make for good decisions about miranda warnings. i want good decisions about checks and balances if. i want to judicial review over enemy combatants status. ./ i like checks and balances. i believe a military commission system is one of the best in the world. we got 86 votes. i have been a military lawyer all my adult life. the same men and women who administered justice on military commissions will be the same ones in court-martials. they are close systems, but they are different. civil liberties which makes us different than our enemies need to be cherished, but we also need to understand that in a free and open society, that they exploit that freedom and open

geneva conventions is to come back since. we started referring to the combatants as lawful come batants. -- come back sinc the actual term is not used in the geneva convention, it is just applied. >> the microphone is over here. yes, in the blue sweater. >> i'm from the schuster institute. i am one of apparently millions of people who knew someone in the world trade center. my aunt was there and got out safely. i do appreciate that you all had horrifying responsibilities at the time. at the same time, i wonder, to follow up on david's question, why is a system expected to believe that someone in the government has become on dissent and knows who they captured are guilty, when there is no expectation that it has to be proven to somebody in any way. >> let me try to answer that question. this is part of the challenge we have in dealing with what looks to be a choice -- a buy in their choice between criminal justice where you do not do anything to anyone without a trial, and on the other hand there is war. we allow people to kil

i believe in the geneva convention. one of the rolls is for politicians to talk over 35 that it violates the rules. i will talk about afghanistan. the fact that you came here says a lot about you. i think it is good. it is 12:30, and a beautiful day or making money. but you decided to come here and have a discussion with me and others about our national security. and we are what? how many days before the election? i am not good at math. that is why i am in the senate. some days left. in the finish line, in the last lap. would you know that we are at war listening to the political discourse? has there been a serious exchange between any candidate, tea party, democrat, republican, libertarian, vegetarian on what we should do with iran? have you seen one commercial about whether or not our afghan strategy is good or bad? we are within days, literally, of a major shift in power in washington and you would never know that this nation is involved in two wars and a looming threats facing us all that could change the course of

i believe in the geneva convention. of the rolls is for politicians to talk over 35 that it violates the rules. i will talk about afghanistan. the fact that you came here says a lot about you. i think it is good. it is 12:30, and a beautiful day or making money. but you decided to come here and have a discussion with me and others about our national security. and we are what? how many days before the election? i am not good at math. that is why i am in the senate. some days left. in the finish line, in the last lap. would you know that we are at war listening to the political discourse? has there been a serious exchange between any candidate, tea party, democrat, republican, libertarian, vegetarian on what we should do with iran? have you seen one commercial about whether or not our afghan strategy is good or bad? we are within days, literally, of a major shift in power in washington and you would never know that this nation is involved in two wars and a oming threats facing us all that could change the course of humani

our position in geneva is -- and in tehran is the same. so we didn't change our approach. we did not change our decision. those supposed to have the fuel want to meet concern conditions and those conditions were not acceptable to us. that is a deal. that is a business. that can be a cooperation for the greater cooperation, but on the pretext of a fuel swap they cannot violate our rights. >> of course, among the issues that he has not been able to explain, if iran is being treated so unfairly by the u.n. watchdog agency, why have so many of iran's longtime allies like russia and china, now joined in the sanctions against iran? savannah? >> all right, andrea mitchell from tehran. we'll have more of andrea's exclusive interview coming up. well, the president is on the campaign trail in connecticut today. but not with the candidate. the president will be raising money at private fund-raisers, but will not appear publicly with senate democratic candidate richard blumenthal. in fact a new poll from cbs and "the new york times" shows that 27% of people say their vote in the midte

the gusts 64 at lake geneva and a warm spot across the area and 73 in east chicago.72 at midway. winds are picking up and southeast and then when the front goes across they will turn south-southwest. 72 at geneva. interest there is salk village. how the suburbs are in on the cloud cover. look at the wave action. storms and showers see them there. that's part of the flow of the moist air and that's interacting who he --ibilitier acting here. it has opinion to the north and the west. sunny and up to 30s warmer -- warmer than # 4 hours ago in the mass. there will be a warm up. you can see the clouds but once that swings through we'll have a dry period. they could be strong. we're getting high energy readings a lot of heat and humidity and to fuel those storms. temperatures 65 and 84 in st. louis. 85 at oklahoma city. that's where the weather is coming from. look at the air gathering in canada. there is no push of the south region. it sets up lines. look at the temperature increases. 30 warmer. that's huge. and the powerful winds the same ones that will lock into the are

i am not a fan of getting out of the geneva convention. i have been a military lawyer all our life -- all my life. it becomes about our values and not theirs. we have to adjust to the fact that we are at war. this country has overreached at times. this is what happens when good people who are afraid, that is what happens. good people who are afraid can do some not so good things. i want to make good decisions about miranda warnings. by one judicial checks and balances. i want to give the -- i one judicial review. i like checks and balances. they need to be in place even when you are at war. i believe that our military commission system is one of the best in the world. we got 86 votes. i have been a military lawyer all of my life. the same man and women who administer justice in the military commissions will be the same ones who try our own troops and court-martials. i would end with this one thought. the civil liberties which make us different than our enemies need to be cherished, but we also need to understand that in a free and open soc

the geneva convention. and for that matter domestic law course you can brutalize people under any circumstances under any law. here you have a soldier. who served in iraq. you describe leader. his squad was cleared in. two abuses that were violations of international law. you know they were they were stationed out at the international airport. they were handing detainees but what comes in is three sheen your man who had no dinner if it kate have. only code names and they do the actual interrogation. but they order. these young soldiers around on how you handle the detainees when the actual impaired geisha isn't going on. and they were ordered to deprive them of sleep. in forty eight hours. keep them blindfolded. jerk them around make them stand make noise. take your weapon to defuse may shoot the person right in the head at that time. he thought he had a duty to stay out of that. activity. is a violation of international law. that's what you want a soldier to do. more if you want to be a democratic society

it seems that she lost her husband and a swiss accident in 1998 from new york to geneva and even thisthen link. the list of passengers including her husband, mr. jackman. according to this e-mail, she is too old, too weak. she has decided to give me $90 million all i need to do is give my name, address. and i did. and then i received this is an official of dhl worldwide letter. on how to get the money. all i had to do was the second western union $268 and then i would get 9 million. o betty! and i know what your thinking wait until you are waiting and then give them the $268? except, they do not operate c o d. those are the words, not mine and there's no inheritance. it is just people abusing the name of real people trying to get your money. please delete those e-mail's. in fact, spam, and no personal information and do not send money! because you'll never see a dime of his inheritance. you'll just end up losing your money. in the newsroom, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> it of a comet or a story idea? e-mail us at: peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com. >> it is hot up there right now! but

and geneva in the fox valley.d you see our flags here at wgn as the clouds take over the skies. blowing out in front right here. here is a view from joliet. we showed you that a tad earlier. kind of a thighs day in joliet. temperatures are pleasant. it's 70. hard to believe that 71 years ago back in 1939 we were in the midst of a late season heat wave that had us flirting with 100 degrees for three days. those president good ol' days. back when you had heat late in the season. we haven't had 100-degree temperatures since 2005 around here. 71 at midway. southeast winds are blowing with gusto. they are up to 18 at times and 74 at hebron, indiana. 73 at this hour and joliet and there is another view from the south suburbs this time. sauk village. well, here is the set up. very cool air over the northern part of the country. there were frost conditions last night in northern wisconsin, upper michigan and hot and humid down south. so between the two air masses we have thunderstorm clusters developing. and they have bee

i have several phone calls from it is geneva mission there are some purse snatches and issues that occurred out there. i grew up out there my mother is still a lie a lot of her lady friends are concerned what's going on. usually the suspect's on a purse snatching will be the same suspect until we catch them. then it calms down and starts up again. the information is available to you and should be going out. at northern station if we have a series we send it out via our e mail news letter or do a special alert out. thank you. >> yes. >> it's probably going to be a question for the district attorney's representative. primarily the stay away orders i have seen served zrgenerally th person does not live there. my experience in the mission was we had several individuals who lived on shotwell street and their stay away orders were to stay away from 16th and mission and 24th and mission. and there are specific areas, other stay away orders are specific to wall greens you can't go to wall greens at certain times. the stay away orders some are specific, hal day plaza, un plaza. those type of things.

south of the geneva, there are quite a number of obstacles to getting to school, so having a program like that is essential. supervisor campos: commissioner dufty? supervisor dufty: i want to echo the success of this program. we are having a hearing on safe route to school on a broader perspective next thursday. i think this would be great information. i want to point out, one of the issues for us, the school district will no longer be providing bus services this year. we have a lot of high school students that will be writing the muni system that have not been traditionally riding in. already, we have problems maintaining the system, so this is a great initiative, focusing at the elementary level. we had an initiative the other year where one high school was getting a lot off at the same time as another middle school, and it was causing some problems. i would appreciate it if you and your partners could join us in that future hearing. supervisor campos: thank you. any other questions? let's open it up to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you for the presen

we have been dealing with hot spots, transfer points that are like 16, twenty fourth street, a geneva, fillmore, chestnut, we have been dealing with 4th and gary, masonic and gary. we are currently riding the 22, the 31, the 6th, and f line when time prevails. we're trying to get a handle on working together with the school. this is our sixth year in working with the school district. we started a relationship with them in 2004, we began working on a variety of different things including truancy. we will be at the schools this coming year. we will be there to work with the staff as well as the unit assigned to muni. i forgot everybody is not familiar with those phrases. i am available to answer whatever questions. we also work with the kids on treasure island. that is the responsibility of san francisco to provide transportation to the island and to its residents. we have a number of issues out there, and we have a great work relationship with the director that has worked with us. now that the terminal is going to be close, we're going to be working to get those people over there. as y

the human rights council in geneva is debating a report into an attack by israeli commandos on a gaza-bound a flotilla last may. the raid may have broken international law. israel has rejected the findings as biased. there is another flotilla made up of jewish activists who said it want to express their support nearly 10 days after afghanistan's parliamentary election the country's electoral commission has ordered a partial recount. the commission said it had evidence of election fraud in seven of the 34 provinces. there were more than 3000 complaints of irregularities. a recount could further delay the results of the election, which had been expected at the end of october. here in germany opposition parties say they will fight the government's new population of welfare benefits. it would raise support for the long-term unemployed by five heroes of month, which the opposition says is to stingy. it cut support for a call and tobacco. it does include the cost of internet access. it will affect 1.7 adults -- 1.7 million adults. >> the labor minister dashed the hopes of the long-term unemployed

geneva and also in the middle east. look at myself as a sea. scene and it was point to point it was. there was no blasting of the information the rest. flotilla or one of the ships that was with the flotilla thank you for giving us your thoughts recollections pretty. red on the east georgia was behind the attack. the most significant strike again is . pressurising on official to delay the recall for the commonwealth games in india new zealand comes after in face criticism over poor accommodation for athletes and the collapse of a foot bridge which injured twenty seven workers the games are due to begin next week with local officials insisting that the facilities will be completed on time. hundreds of thousands of people in france are protesting against plans to raise or retire to sixty two public transport and by the twenty four hour stoppage well over two hundred protests are planned to try the government however part france is struggling to slash the budget deficit. twenty two ninety moscow time up so what it's like to work alongside the worl

have to be reconciled with the commitments that russia has made through the negotiation process in geneva and this week indeed they're there they're holding working party meetings to try to do that that's a very. complex process and it may take it may take considerable time but despite the complexity you you you you you still don't say if russia you say when russia joined today so the time the time is right i'm an optimist so so it means you think you we will see that happen in our lifetime. i certainly hope so ok ad now our people specific questions well the the conduct of philip said lukoil comic a philips is going to divest its investments in the russian oil company is it a side of distrust of the u.s. investors in the two to two two to two russia's economy well conoco phillips is a member company and so i won't comment about the specifics of their decision. but let me maybe address a broader issue related to foreign participation in the on again sector. it was one of the areas where you had the the early movers of the companies investing very large amounts of money in greenfield proje

sites in each district and we're working to encourage the develop of those gardens at places like geneva avenue strip, golden gate and steiner, and others. goal number five, improving our community loyalty and relationships. we accomplished this by improving the transparency of the department's operations, increasing opportunities for volunteers, improving the quality of external communications, increasing opportunities for community participation and making the department more user friendly. strategies which we hope will result in broader support for our parks and, yes, that includes outreach. with respect to customer service, this year we streamline our permitting process. we actually improved our online family account registration process as well. we've eliminated the need to actually sign up for an account in person, making it easier for working families to participate in our programming. we have continued our integration with the city 311 call center and our own t.m.a. system with response to issues and i think some of our closeout rates and improved responses to park scan are a ref

claims more cooperatively and must comply with all that we agree on a year ago in geneva the group of six and iranian representatives were agreeing on things which could be considered a breakthrough and have a positive impact even today in order to prevent the adoption of a new u.n. security council resolution we agree then that it would take a few days to then discuss concrete dates for talks on iran's nuclear reactor problem twelve months on activity has finally started in order to convene any meeting on the issue iranian friends could be slightly more proactive on this and i hope the meeting of the foreign ministers of the group of six in new york will make a clear statement and confirm our readiness to resume talks i hope that our meeting will have an impact and it will begin in the immediate future. the foreign minister's commons follow the anger of the u.n. general assembly over the ukrainian president's speech that he believes the u.s. government was behind the nine eleven attacks western nations that by the u.s. walked out with president obama calling the remarks hateful and o

united nations group and they interviewed a lot of people in the united kingdom in france and in geneva and also in the middle east they also they asked persons that were on the flotilla or myself as a c c man they asked me what i had seen and it was point to point it was to the face there was no blasting of the information that washington who was on board one of the ships in the a tenner. well as look at some other international stories making headlines today the u.s. has carried out its first execution of a woman in five years to raise a lewis was convicted in two thousand and two of conspiring to kill her husband and stepson to claim their life insurance she enticed two men with offers of sex and money to carry out the killings both gunmen were sentenced to life in prison and one committed suicide four years ago judges rejected an appeal by lewis's lawyers would argue the execution would be unconstitutional because the women had learning difficulties. in. japan or said it would release the captain of a chinese fishing boat was arrested disputed waters want a diplomatic route to beiji

you know that nations group they interviewed a lot of people in the united kingdom in france and in geneva and also in the middle east they also they asked persons that were on the flotilla myself as a c c man they asked me what i had seen and it was point to point it was to the face there was no blasting of the information. that was shane dillon who was on board one of the ships in the age of ten. well with the world economic crisis still lingering in the minds of many in the u.s. some are seeking pastures new and india seems to offer a better chance of living the american dream yet the financial perks come with pitfalls so expect struggle with a huge culture shock well she's pretty sure do want to see whether the grass really is greener on the other side. it's thursday morning in bangalore india. in the morning bustle is just beginning. but beyond the bustle on the other side of bangalore a different kind of morning is under way a quiet morning at the center of what's being called india's i t boom there's definitely a sense of excitement here things are looking up for india even througho

as he was fired from near to geneva she read this link to cnn experts.ding her husband olivier jackman. and according to the e- mail connolly is too weak to spend money herself if she is decided to give me $9 million. all i need to do is apply my name and address of the goods and the czechs or dead. and the very next day i received this, it's official worldwide letter the details on how to get the money. all i had to do was this your western union to hundred and 60 u.s. dollars. then there would send me the $9 million owed goody. now i know which is thinking wait till they send me the 9 million then turn around and give them the german 68, except they do not operate co de. their words not mine. but the truth is there's no inheritances it is just people of using the name server people trying to get your money. please delete this e-mail's. in fact mark the nizam, do not give any person information and doped, don't send money. because you never see a dime of the so- called in her hands you'll just end up losing your money. in the newsroom, stanley roberts,

the biggest street nearby is geneva avenue.re looking for a man who has committed some sort of a crime with a gun or a knife. and they've called tactical units. that's a fancy word for the s.w.a.t. team into this area. this is on blieghtd -- blithe dale in san francisco's sunny projects near geneva avenue. a lot of police presence. they have been calling for police dogs to arrive as well. obviously, they've closed part of this neighborhood with police presence. police search going on right now. and it does sound pretty serious. our news chopper 2 is overhead. and a the loof people are out of their -- lot of people are out. their homes, wondering what the heck is going on. let's take a look at the bay bridge, westbound. that traffic looks okay, coming into the city this morning. >>> and there's a power outage in saratoga. west valley college is closed today because of a power outage. so you should check with their website for further updates. >>> 8:39. here's steve. >>> sal, thank you very much. good morning to you all. how abou

w" and 11 other chefs and we raise money for cozy which sends kids with cancer to camp up in lake genevae hoping to sell out. 350 people which we have the last four years with my fifth year coordinating the event. >> good for you. >> and we hope to raise quarter million dollars for the kids. >> i hope that we help you in that effort today. okay. and you are making -- wonderful autumn risotto. >> butternut squash risotto. a lot of things started. we have saute'ed onions and butter nutt squash and -- butternut squash and chicken stock and we have been adding slowly. >> why do you add the stock slowly? >> which want the risotto to gently soak up the liquid. to risotto cooks in stages and it's getting that creaminess, not just from the starch on the rice but a little bit from the squash that starts to break down. started out diced like that and now see it's sort of partially in pieces and then this beautiful yellow cream. today we were serving it with a little bit of wild mushroom ragu. and saute'ed them in butter and fresh herbs. we will top it. and then we are about ready to go. we will fi

the gusts from the weather bug network here in the city south elgin, geneva, gary, pretty windy out thereool. you see the cool air that's settled over the northern part of the united states. but the rains are over for the most part except for an errant sprinkle. that's a frost and freeze advisory and the dakotas seen more of those and the severe weather out break in kansas and missouri we talked about earlier. our rpm model and see how the clouds break up tonight and tomorrow ought to be a gorgeous day and sunny gives us a chance of high pressure that's coming in with a south winds on its back side and warm up and then we will turn cooler over the weekend. big high pressure drapes over the northern tier of the united states and little disturbances run along it. tonight at 5:00 and 9:00 we will update rain pros-points for part of the weekend. we look for 72 today. 78 tomorrow. 77 saturday and then cooling back to the 60s along the lake as northeast winds lock in on a cool day sunday and that's an 82 on tuesday and we need it. it looks like it will warm up dramatically for a day there and t

the fact is that egypt is not a sig tori to the international convention, the geneva treaty which wecovered previously on the case with the goldman case where brazil was a sig tori, but the courts intervene and obstructed for all those years. egypt is not. if you can't get your ex-wife extradited, what is the hope of getting these boys home? >> the fact is that even the supreme court calls kidnapping a child. what i saw last week in egypt is child abuse. every day the boys are there is child abuse. the fact remains, we give this country $1.5 billion in aid. there lots of ways to choose to get my boys back and we should. >> we are going to stay on this story. you know we will. all of our wishes are with you. >> thank you so much. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> this update on the breaking news. a statement from the carter center, while on a flight to cleveland, the former president developed an upset stomach and upon arrival she was taken to metro health hospital for observation. the carter center said he is resting comfortably and expected to resume his bo

chief etch berger to be recognized largely because the base campaign was largely illegal under the genevament. even when the u.s. government made that part of the war effort public, officials still said nothing about lima site 85 and the grord exploits of chief etchberger until information began to leak out in the mid 1980s. but today, shep, 42 years after his death, an american hero finally recognized. >> shepard: jonathan hunt, live in new york. jonathan, thank you. aretha franklin's son in the hospital after an attack at a gas station in detroit. so says a spokeswoman for the queen of soul. to men and a woman beat him so badly last night that he needed emergency surgery. police tell the detroit news when they tried to question him today he had already left the hospital. we're told they waited for him to contact them to file a police report. the florida father who says bullies on the bus threw an open condom on his little girl's head appeared in front of cameras today. he apologized for storming on to that school bus and yelling at the kids and said in those moments he was only acting l

. >> that was the same as the so-called geneva initiative. >> rose: so do you believe this is going to >> i have to pray that we will and i have to be an optimist even though sometimes i can't justify right my my optimism. >> rose: (laughs) that's pessimism if you can't justify your optimism. so so what should the initiative of the obama administration be? >> i think to let this negotiation go as far as it will and i would like that see the obama administration along with the other quartet members say this is a proposal that we think is fair to israel and the palestinians. >> suppose we demand it, netanyahu is going to deal with his coalition. what would you do to force the coalition? >> one is to force the united nations to recognize palestine as a nation. and that's been proposed by many of the european leaders, including the past foreign minister. >> rose: with what boundaries? >> with unspecified boundaries. with boundaries to be negotiated. >> rose: so we say here's... we recognize them as a state, there it is, they've got statehood. >> that's right. >> rose: a they've got a presi