the region has had an acute drought for two years now this has driven villagers from gerard to write a letter to the president of india and the state governor asking for rations and in a geisha in facilities if help fails to work i they say they'll commit suicide. he says because we requested immediate food aid from the governor and for the long term some development work that could provide us with employment such as digging a new well and improving the route to a village which is in a bad state the farmers are desperate as the entire state of charge could grapples with a forty two percent rainfall deficit this year julie shows me his field which should have been full of crops at this time of year but lies bad and instead. of used up all receipts but when the last two years there hasn't been enough water for crops to grow seeing the desperate situation no homes were thinking what is the point of living. the suicide request has george at the local administration into action promises of food and development have been made but little has actually reached the village officials at the dis

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another avalanche takes gerard mcdonald, the irishman, just hours after he calls his girlfriend from the top. and the rest simply disappear into cracks and crevasses, while down at camp, the survivors agonize over their inability to launch a rescue. >> tired, exhausted. we have to get down. there's not much we can do. >> this is not a guided tour. >> two nights already. spending a third night -- i'm not sure if i can get down without oxygen, you know? >> reporter: they can do little more than listen and hope. more than 48 hours after the summit push began, they're ready to give up when miraculously, wilko and another durman wander into camp. >> how many victims are already dead? >> 11. 11 people. >> reporter: they are stunned to hear the final toll. >> mr. perk, mr. wan. >> what about -- >> no, he's dead. >> reporter: the hobbled survivors are lifted off, but two years later, bodies of the fallen remain on k2. graham bowley just released "no way down," the most comprehensive account of the expedition. expedition. >> i wasn't convinced there was a reward, but i am now. >> reporter: wh

economy it's very strange right the new american dream is to be an indentured servant so george hamon gerard tell us a little bit about the the molls my understanding is as you've documented and spoken about there is an increased security presence there and as there is violence there tells a lot about about what's going on what's happening in southern california is you're seeing something akin to the third world with regards to security they're having to place additional security in places that they haven't had to before so what you're seeing is more crime more people breaking into cars more theft and with that is you know stories of people being accosted what you're seeing is when you go out here in southern california at least in my area the inland empire eighty percent of the time you're going to be accosted by someone looking for money they're either begging for money they're sitting on the side while you're white or while you're pumping gas what i'm seeing more and more is people being more aggressive towards others when. comes to seeking additional income and i'm hearing that that ther

here in the village of gerard you know remote part of eastern india. molly spends time with his family including his little grandson this may look like one happy picture but the reality is quite the opposite with no food to eat. and over twenty other farmers in this small village of about three hundred families have threatened to commit mass suicide. into mutely we will have to die sometime so why suffer like this every day it's better to die now we're so hopeless that we've come to the conclusion that committing suicide is the best option would like to die early without food to eat how many days can a person want to live. the region has had an acute drought for two years now this has driven villagers from jakarta to write a letter to the president of india and the state governor asking for rations and it a geisha in facilities if help fails to work i they say they'll commit suicide. he says because we requested immediate food aid from the governor and for the long term development work that could provide us with employment such as digging a new well a

extradited as a member of the european parliament civil liberties justice and home affairs committee gerard batten says the european arrest warrant is just the tip of the iceberg the next thing that's coming along is something called the european investigation or a more happened there is european countries like greece remind me about the area they will be able to require the british police to actually investigate cases for them they can snoop on you that can bug your telephone they can take you to you know your fingerprints and evidence what's wrong about all this is it's entirely one sided they're collecting the evidence for the prosecution as they've done in this case where they've interviewed witnesses but not for the defense critics say the arrest warrant and investigation order rest on the assumption that standards are the same across the board inside the e.u. but the prison where ben and george are likely to be held has come under fire from amnesty international inhumane treatment of detainees something the u.k. course refused to take into account nor emmet r.t. . through some of toda

accused are the weekend starting and robbery and san francisco stores bart faces arraignment today gerard or mayoress this church with four felony counts including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon second degree robbery and receiving or buying stolen property. kron is activists accused of attacking a viennese musician during a concert in may may enter a plea today, he is proper survey on the musician of the santa clara convention last month. he faces four felony counts including second-degree burglary. one misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest. his hearing will be the santa clara county superior court. leader of the acorn tour name is on trial for attempted murder can find is made as early as today. deliberations are set to begin today for the trial of mark camera he's accused of shooting to royal holloway in june 2006 because he wanted to make a statement that this is what happens when you disrespects someone from a corner. he's one of 54 suspected danon members in a massive rate. coming up on www.kron4.com much more weather, traffic in news, the latest on what is helpin

so leo, leo gerard was the then head of the steelworkers. we worked out a contract that took 32 job classifications down to five, changed the work rules to make it more flexible. and most important of all, we put in a blue collar bonus, i'm a big believer in productivity bonuses for blue collar workers. because american worker, if you give them the right environment and chance to do well will be a very, very productive person. so that's what happened as the story unfolded. the year we sold the business we paid about $200 million in productivity bonuses to blue collar workers. probably more than any american company ever has. >> charlie: let me go back to some of the external. but first, this point, which is an important point that management ought to listen to their workers more than they do and that perhaps there is more sort of shared sense of interest in the future of the business from union leaders than we might imagine? >> i think there is, because for the union worker this job, that he or she presently has is probably the best job they

san rafael assemblyman gerard huffman and a group will talk about an agreement about metal bats and protective head gear. marin catholic high school pitcher gunnar sandberg will be there. he suffered a severe head injury when a ball coming off a metal bat hit him during a game. >>> alaska is mourning the loss of one of its most beloved political figures. former senator ted stevens, was one of five people killed in monday's plane crash in southwestern alaska. tara mergener reports. >> reporter: investigators are combing the remote mountainside where former alaska senator ted stevens died. >> we are looking to see whether or not there were any pilot reports, distress signals. >> reporter: he and four others were killed when their plane went down 325 miles southwest of anchorage. the group of nine was headed out on a fishing trip. four others survived the crash including former nasa chief sean o'keefe and his teenaged son left stranded overnight until rescuers could reach them. >> they can provide us the best information about seating location and survivability but our first priority is for their

my name is brian gerard mac and me and i've -- brian mcnamee and i was once the trainer for one of the greatest pitchers in baseball, roger clemens. during the times i've worked with roger clemens, who injected him on numerous occasions with human growth hormone. i also injected andy padgett and chaka nablock with hgh. pettitso injected in d. pettany and chuck nablock with hgh. i also want to be clear that my conduct was wrong. i hope that my testimony today allows me to be in some small way a part of the solution. i am not proud of what i've done and i'm not proud to testify against a man i once admired. to those who suggest that i take some personal satisfaction in bringing down roger clemens, let me assure you nothing could be further from the truth. i take responsibility for my actions in hopes that others may learn from my mistakes. my father, who served for 24 years with the new york city police department, instill in me that people are human and made mistakes and i should always the step up and acknowledge my mistakes despite the consequences. so, here we are. providing informat