and manioc -- the african root with great potential in ghana. storing energy is by far the biggest stumbling block in weaning the world off fossil fuels like oil. electro mobility is so far failing to go mainstream. when your batteries call for an hours-long recharge every 150 kilometers or so, driving long distance loses its appeal. that's why electric vehicles aren't expect to make up more than around 3% of cars worldwide over the next decade or so. here lithium is promising to become a pioneering element for energy technology of the future. already a well-established ingredient for industrial ceramics, it is fast establishing itself as a vital component of the latest generation of batteries. together with its other industrial and medicinal qualities, this makes lithium a rising star among the world's precious metals. bolivia has vast reserves of this soft, white metal. the government here hopes lithium will help lift the country out of poverty. the deposits are part of one of the most unusual landscapes in the world. >> the salar de uyuni is

import bank guaranteed a loan that enabled osh kosh to sign a $41 million deal with the republic of ghana. because of this deal, workers at osh kosh subsidiaries in washington, pennsylvania, iowa and illinois are still on the job building 100 firefighting trucks and other emergency equipment for ghana. president obama stands solidly behind companies such as osh kosh and the jobs that they create. this is why he fully supports the exports-import bank's important mission and he stands with the business community and the workers who benefit from the efforts of the export bank/import bank. as fred mentioned, members of congress will soon have to decide where they stand. they'll vote on whether or not to reauthorize the export/import bank. let me be clear where president obama stands. he stands fully behind the reauthorization, just as fred said. there are some who assume that in today's divided washington congress will put partisan politics ahead of doing the right thing. that politicians will turn their backs on the thousands of small businesses and hundreds of thousands of jobs that could b

security by the time russia's worried over instability and massive drug trafficking emanating from ghanastand seeing nato mission as its own security moscow has agreed to expand its logistics support for the l.a. forces russian lawmakers are now considering providing an air base as a transit point for the lines of supplies and troops to afghanistan however for a day of big wigs the state of ghana stands more about prolonging the conflict than ensuring stability says anti-war activists. and there is no popular support for this war in the us nor in the u.k. you know in any allied country to be honest i think the statistics now show that i was seventy percent of the u.k. population want our troops out the figure is rising in the us sixty two percent last week want to see an end to the war. but the people who benefit from the war. to let this run the longest as long as possible and those who benefit obviously the global elites the bankers those in the military industrial complex to them having a prolonged conflict is just it's money in the bank really the us actually what they're planning is

forces with the authority to continuing of ghana's then after twenty fourteen when the afghan government is scheduled to take over control of security there so the majority of u.s. combat troops are expected to be out of the country by two thousand and fourteen but some combat forces will continue to go on missions and trainers and advisers and the afghan security forces will also remain the strategic partnership agreement covers the period from twenty fourteen to twenty twenty four it does not address specific troop levels or the size or location of u.s. graces and this is something that many afghans are very much worried about and that is that the u.s. wants permanent bases set out that would have for actively keep them as an occupying power the withdrawal from iraq was also not complete the u.s. still has two bases there four thousand troops plus thousands of contractors and but after the big scaled down iraqi sort of moved out of the media spotlight but the forces are still there the u.s. government is very anxious to tell the american people that they are leaving of ghana's stand es

, these are the actions we're going to be taking in ghana. this is how we're bringing together civil sector, private policy, and how do we join it more effectively, and will you come in and be a partner with us as we take this on further. and the other side of this is what we do on a sectoral basis. and here i would just -- did you talk about the global gas flaring reduction initiative? great.

, these are the actions that we're going to be taking in ghana. this is how we're bringing together private sector, civil policy, and how do we join it more effectively, and will you come in and be a partner with us as we take this on further? and the other side of this is what we do on a sectoral basis. and here i would just -- did you talk about the global gas flaring reduction initiative? great. last time we gave a talk together, i talked about it and precluded him from saying something about his own initiatives. okay. so the concept here is that there are some issues which are not necessarily country specific but can be global or sectoral in nature.coc but can be global or sectoral in nature. and a good example of that is an initiative which is supported by sc for all, by the world bank called the global gas flaring reduction initiative. it has major oil and gas companies involved. and the point of this is to look at how did they set standards on how they reduce the flaring of gas, and as a result of that, from those standards, how do you crea

i was a kid and for ten days we went to ghana, and i sated a her feet. for ten days i listened to her conversations with everybody. including the president. she gave a lecture at my first time going to africa, and i'm at her side, with miya angelou giving a lecture. my first trip to africa. been to 16-18 countries out in but i'll never forget the first time i went courtesy of a african-american writer, and what resonates with me. my own world this, three-bedroom trailer, being deep in poverty being laughed at every day and made fun of every day, felt pain in all ways, all worlds. i resonated with her book even when i was -- and this has been such an inspiration for me over the years, primarily bus it's hard to find a writer who speaks with greater clarity and more courage. she is so courageous and so clear what she wants to say, clear to the appoint of unsettling you, clear to the point of unhousing you. so clear in her work. so those are some of the -- there are many others, and i get to chance to be inspired with news and transfirmed every day, talk to

she goes to ghana and she comes back super, super african. like, super african.e from andrea to ababo and rocks the fro and only wears that. >> jimmy: that does happen sometimes. >> it does. all of my friends that go there come back, oh, the mother land. i've been to africa so many times and i think i sort of missed that boat where i'm like, oh, lord, the mother land, because i'm from there. >> jimmy: yeah, it does change it a little bit. >> yep, just the bush to me, like -- that's just it. >> jimmy: you are getting an award, this weekend, in dallas, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is the event that's going on? [ applause ] >> an award in dallas? it's the dallas film festival. and i think i'm getting the shining star award and actually my cast member laura linney is getting the star award and it's really for -- >> jimmy: she's only getting the star -- >> no, her -- >> jimmy: yours is the shining. she must be furious. >> she's mad. she keeps sending me fish in the mail. i don't know what it's about. no, it's because she's had a super long career of awesomeness and

recruited people from ghana who lived in the u.s. to act as curry errs. the smugglers tries various ways to get drugs through security. they built compartments into their carry-on luggage and underwear. one person sewed two pounds of heroin into a wig. >>> hearings under way in florida to review the controversial law at the center of the trayvon martin case. george zimmerman's lawyers say his killing of the unarmed black teenager is covered by the stand-your-ground law. it allows someone to use deadly force legally if they think they're in imminent danger. a stand your ground task force has been listening to testimony on the law from concerned citizens. lawmakers will decide whether to repeal the law as early as the next week. no one has been arrested in connection with the february shooting of trayvon martin. >> there was mixed reaction from ward 8 residents after council member marian berry called asian businesses in ward 8 dirty shops. councilman barry made the comments on primary night. yesterday he apologized. while many people in the asian community

senior most leaders to a degree, for example, i met with the is it prime minister of president of ghana when he was here. i've met senior officials from ni nigeria when they're here. in my own business, i did quite a lot in south africa. that was my energy business, but i think you're right that that deserves priority and focus and i'd like to go further with it and talk to you about any ideas you have about how we might take that further. >> madam chair, i yield back five seconds. >> thank you for your generosity. chair recognizes dr. cassidy for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. secretary. i have a price waterhouse cooper article which speaks about the availability of shale gas has been tremendous in terms of jump-starting manufacturing. lower feed, stock and energy costs could help reduce natural gas by almost $12 billion annually through 25 and that because of that, there may be one million more workers added in 2025 in manufacturing. really tremendous. now, my concern is if we take john marshall, the power to tax is the power to destroy, the president's insistence upon denying energy

i recently spent some time with him in ghana.upports a three-pronged effort of insecticide-treated mosquito bed nets and improved treatment and early diagnosis. and i got to see this program up close on a recent trip to ghana. here's a look at some of what i saw. we came here this morning to help distribute masks, and we were part of an amazing ceremony. mothers and some of the chiefs and lots of the kids, and we played with them, and we helped to hang some nets in some homes in this village and educate people about how to use them to make sure that they're hung correctly. so we hope that it'll have a lasting impact here. it's a wonderful village. we had a wonderful -- they welcomed us with open arms. great, great day. we were looking at the mosquitoes as they were breeding, and then they'll be tested here to figure out if they're resistant to the supplies they're testing here. amazing. we just encountered the most dangerous animal in africa. we are here to see a clinic where women are getting prenatal care. so they come for one,

. >> imported 33,000 african-americans out of ghana and ran the university. [ inaudible ] through the slave trade and the doe. it is a northern phenomena. these people live in bristol, rhode island, so i would like to enfold or have your opinion with regard to the greater sin of slavery and to be absolved somehow in this little area of the world. >> in waterford, i will absolve waterford which is a quaker community. >> could you place the journey in the greater context of the slave trade. >> gosh, i guess what i maybe just to restate what i was saying, i was watching the lehrer hour the other night and there was a young man going around saying end black history month, and he made a movie about it, and his point is we shouldn't set this apart, that black history is part of american history. this is all our story. i guess that's what i was saying, that that in this era at least slavery is so much a part of national story, and we continue to do this with the south and in right up to the present in a different way. we still, i think, view the south at times as northerners do as an evil tw

our station in chicago, wls, that there was a passenger on board who may have been traveling from ghana in africa and had some sort of rash, we're told. the flight was coming from detroit, as we say, and the centers for disease control is involved in trying to figure out what's exactly going on. the people on board, the medical personnel on board, are donning masks but we have no details from either the faa, the cdc or delta exactly what the problem wa was. the plane landed safely, but no one was allowed off and medical people have gone on board. the only thing we have is from a source who has told our station in chicago that it may be some kind of rash from somebody from africa. we have no idea how dangerous that might be. >> but that sort of extraordinary, to spot a rash, quarantine a plane, isn't it, jim? this has been going on for some time this afternoon. >> reporter: you remember that the, first of all, flight attendants do look for this sort of thing, during the time when there was flu epidemics, they were looking for people who might be coughing very badly, they would keep them

to the end of the cold war era we began to cooperate in many areas including of ghana stan and come to piracy operations maritime security rescue missions. thanks to this partnership the world became more stable secure and predictable we signed a new start treaty like now we see new developments that may lead to its unilateral violation of us is building a system that is likely to upset the strategic nuclear balance so this scenario would be very dangerous both for russia and for the whole world that's why russia has to respond we have repeatedly explained to all partners that they're making a wrong move me result in a new arms race and become a major destabilizing factor in europe and even globally they say this missile shield is to protect against iran and north korea does it russia recognize that there is a growing nuclear threat coming from these two countries or does moscow deny any such threat. well the threat is always there we have been closely monitoring the nuclear capabilities of many countries that we are aware that many countries have never admitted having a nuclear arsena

point for the alliance of supplies and troops to afghanistan however for day two big wigs the state of ghana stand is more about prolonging the conflict and ensuring stability since there were activists. and there is no popular support for this war in the us nor in the u.k. nor in any allied country to be honest i think the statistics now show that over seventy percent of the u.k. population want our troops out of the figure is rising in the u.s. sixty two percent last week want to see an end to the war but the people who benefit from the war quite happy to let this one the longest as long as possible and those who benefit obviously the the global elites the bankers those in the military industrial complex to them having a prolonged conflict is just it's money in the bank really the u.s. actually what they're planning is to have a substantial military presence until twenty twenty four and i think that the russians and the chinese. don't favor the. thirty thousand troops there jeter is to remain there after two thousand and fourteen are completely completely located right along the proposed o

spain's league as this sunday night round madrid will be having wasilla lose their match to go where ghana to reclaim the crime for the cats one side with three games to play they were in your side are ten points clear at the top following a three mile drubbing upset at the bernabeu christiane are now the right front before carrying bans him on i think another two even three second half minutes. while here in russia isn't so great as work and setting their sights on european success after becoming russian champions for the third time in five years with a two one win is home to deny moscow the hosts lead off to half an hour through the launch of rock off five minutes later leaving your distraught old a penalty which top spot at least on the verge of going to be converted but almost immediately alexandru at today although pulled one back for dinner. and then ten minutes after the break is in it had come since in the on off sent off however they held on to want it finished and then the celebrations began. so the fans saluted their team's achievement and as the champagne flowed coach new chine

events in countries like ghana stand and iraq in the past of the soldiers committing atrocities against the public and so this will certainly lose popularity with those who are supporting the efforts in those countries and russia had said that before it it's a little fives or identifies the role it will play in the future in afghanistan it wants to see the detail plan that will be presented at the summit in a may in a chicago but also of course on the just the last point yeah last point on the missile defense shield that's a sticking point between russia and the u.s. and nato is still ongoing no breakthrough at this point however russia reiterating its position that it won't get it wants guarantees and the u.s. and nato saying again it's not directed at russia. russia is saying you want to guarantee. nato u.s. missile defense shield is not a russia or live in brussels thank you. activists a gathering near a moscow court today in support of a feminist punk band whose members were arrested on hooliganism charges back in february or the court will consider whether to extend custody which e

we've seen in places like ghana and tanzania and botswana a commitment to free elections so that those who wold govern have to ask for their people's consent. oh, yes, there have been decades -- over these decades there have been setbacks, but it's been a remarkable stream in favor of those who believe that free markets and free peoples will ultimately triumph and that, indeed, the value of freedom is a universal one, not an american one, not a western one, a universal one. now, there are many challenges ahead. yes, there is china. and to be fair, china challenges the concept, challenges the idea that authoritarianism is not stable. there are some who say, well, it's actually more efficient, this authoritarian capitalism. but let's not forget the strains and stresses that are emerging now in china as it makes the greatest socioeconomic leap in human history and does wit a 1.4 billion people. i was first in china in 1988. and the streets of beijing were competition between a few horse carts and a few automobiles and a whole lot of bicycles. that's not beijing today. they have lifted hun

leave the country russia is the main target for opium aspart which has boomed since the occupation of ghana stand again and artie's military contributor says washington should look to the experience of arar and dealing with a deadly problem while the american operation enduring freedom within the last ten years has morphed from counterterrorism into nation building guarding the pony show right across the border into iran there was a real war against the drones from the russian perspective the ram is the main defense line it gives the influx of the opium that comes from a guinness state almost three percent of the evidence which has been smuggled through the iranian territory wholesale but has been successfully include anyway why do you really think counter-narcotics police in that sense it rainy and counter kind of spoil these he's their stern ships l.-i for their russian federal caravan or encourage service in would joint efforts to stem to mitigate them disrupt and destroy so they're one and only threat that comes from afghanistan which is the. terrorism network under the aegis of united

islam for live just and humanitarian movement thank you very much for being with us on the line from ghana. thank you for having us. bosnia is marking twenty years since the start of one of the bloodiest conflicts in recent history had left almost one hundred thousand ted and over four million displaced in the capital sarajevo an orchestra will play in front of thousands of empty bed tears one for every man woman and child killed in the city of war resulting from the breakup of yugoslavia and began after the european community recognized bosnia as an independent country conflicts all finds a vision among the bosnian serbs croats muslims with nato eventually intervening with serbian historian you post amal it says western countries only accelerated the conflict. that there are no ironically still trapped in the consulate in a sense it's always ninety nine if you truly think. the political option is scary a field that was in power when the war started even still are and petri mining. it is still one thousand nine hundred two. and changed much moved on since even boys in twenty years and year

party didn't do so well in the recent parliamentary and presidential elections with the leaders of ghana of only taking in seventy percent of the country's vote and even declaring that the elections were not there they would not be ditching much and that they were not transparent hard you know once you move by being a little bit to be looking at the lefties movement to try to shake up the communist party as well its leaders who plan the only time will tell them what is good leadership and the communist party will which way it will head to the will have to wait in seattle times of the coming days what they decide. this is ahead for you the u.s. penal system forces miners into a frenzy cycle because teenagers are often charged as adults leaving a bleak outlook for their future that's coming up on our team. plus a cruel and piles of junk as russia's preparations for the twenty fourteen winter olympics uncover exceptional artifacts found that one of the construction sites. therefore when it comes to games of chance it's clear who really it's they can't point so online betting is sites in bri

party didn't do so well in the recent parliamentary and presidential elections with the leaders of ghana already taking in seventy percent of the country's vote and even declaring that the elections were not there they were not legitimate and that they were not transparent the party now wants to revive things a little bit to be looking at the lefty's movement to try to shake up the communist party as all its leaders have gone up only time will tell them what his leadership and the problem is not as he will which way to go head to the will have to wait and see the in terms of the upcoming days what they decide to. see and still ahead for you the u.s. penal system forces minors in their rear ending cycle because teenagers are often charged as adults leaving a bleak outlook for that future that's coming out tonight a. loss of joy on the piles of junk as russia's preparations for the twenty fourth day of the winter olympics uncover exceptional artifacts found out of one of the construction sites. when it comes to games of chance it's clear who really is that jackpot online betting sides in b

cases american soldier david lawrence was charged with murdering a detainee he was guarding in of ghana stand his sentence was reduced to ten years it was proved that the psychotropic medication that he was prescribed made his mental condition worse the fact that our military is saying oh if you just take these pills you'll be fine and go on back out there and give these people. this is crazy and now we're seeing this terrible combination and reaction of these these medications mixed scene and and a lot of the soldiers self medicate with alcohol and those don't mix military official see no reason to panic saying that use of psychiatric drugs this comparable to civilian use if you were a civilian. spoke to a psychiatrist and said i have trouble sleeping and i have anxiety problems and i have post-traumatic stress disorder. they wouldn't give you a gun and send you out you know to face danger and i mean this was to drive if you're taking some of these medications michael says when he complained of compression he was given drugs before he even had the chance to talk to a doctor i was hande

government is very anxious to tell the american people that they were leaving of ghana stand especially anxious they become when some horrendous news makes it to the headlines which happens on a regular basis the american people want their troops out and they want them out in the media that the afghans want the same we constantly see people there expressing outrage over the killing of civilians over night raids and other actions that u.s. troops like but burning of korans or the troops cheerfully posing with their afghans so both governments are anxious to tell their people that this is over but the remainder is talking about continuing military assistance the commitment is a reminder in a way that while u.s. forces are drawing down in afghanistan over the next two years the american military will remain active in the country one year after that. well coming up here our team making waves or turning the tide we report from onboard russia is a blood vessel that the first joint naval drills in china region where the u.s. is seeking to gain the upper hand. the u.n. and the e.u. have condemn

stories of get so if you get a minute had to call more websites read tonight how the us from a state of ghana start from of the decade beyond that twenty four to pull out deadline according to the draft. washington in kabul american military forces may be used to what the agreement describing is a class to defend afghanistan if that's true as interest to you so long from us tonight if you want to find more detail. about steroid mining what's this will robo ships harvest mineral rich such as gold. in space within five years it's a big. thing these are the images. from the streets of canada. operation. the official party applications your i phone or i pod touch for me i choose our. jobs light on the good. video on demand parties my old calls. for a sense feeds now in the palm of your. com could have you with us tonight probably a crane in progress really to miss shanker who's currently serving a seven year term of a b. term for abuse of power is going on hunger strike she's been refusing food now for five days after another corruption probe was launched which she insists is fabricated to michel

reason i asked question is that one of the good things the usaid is doing through its ngos in you ghana and in darfur is to empower women and help recognize the abuse that's taken place in africa like what joseph kony is doing. in fact when we were there, we had the speaker of the house or the parliament of uganda, it's a woman, and women are becoming empowered in that country and rising to power out of respect and equality for them, which is an important thing in a nation that has been the victim of people like joseph kony, and jacob, i have to leave to make a speech on the floor, but you're my hero. thank you for being willing to tell the story, being willing to come here and i don't blame you if you want to sit next to a pretty lady like jolly, i'd be there too. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. isaacson. >> i'm grateful for our opportunity to work together on this. if i could, just by way of conclusion, since we need to bring this hearing to a conclusion, but jacob, if you've got any input for us on whether you think joseph kony and the lra commanders should be brought to j

protesters chanted slogans including no to nato on russian soil some of their lines is transitory start ghana's tango through russia and a new deal would seem they say using scare port to move north military cargo the opposition claims that that would threaten russia security despite the government's assurances that no nato personnel will be stationed there and one prominent opposition activist the leader of the left front movement through good old software is now under investigation after claims he are tired of being old journalist during the run. if asked energy resources of the arctic so far been by the countries bordering the region but now china the world's biggest and the to consumers joining in the country's premier its touring europe first stopping in iceland where he signed a cause and energy corporation beijing also wants a permanent observer status on the arctic council and some experts believe china has a real chance of securing itself a slice. chinese rising rising very quickly also politically and economically some of the western countries actually sure they're cautious they're st

illinois are still on the job building 100 fire-fighting trucks and other emergency equipment for ghanaesident obama stands solidly behind companies such as oshkosh and the jobs that they create. this is why he fully supports the export-import bank's important mission, and he stands with the community, the business community and the workers who benefit from the efforts of the export-import bank. now, as fred mentioned, members of congress will soon have to decide where they stand. they'll vote on whether or not to reauthorize the export-import bank. and let me be clear where president obama stands. he stands fully behind the reauthorization just as fred said. there are some who assume that in today's divided washington congress will put partisan politics ahead of doing the right thing. that politicians will turn their back on the thousands of small businesses and howns -- hundreds of thousands of jobs that could be created through the efforts of the bank. but we're hoping that working together we can prove the skeptics wrong. just last week when president obama signed the bipartisan job

statistics for the american soldier dies every single day and a half on average in iraq and of course ghana stan u.s. veterans kill themselves at a rate of one every eighty minutes and more than six thousand five hundred u.s. veteran suicides are logged every year now that is more than the total number of soldiers killed in afghanistan and iraq combined since those wars began now we can debate about the role of the media. the effect these photos have on local afghans sort of blue in the face but we need to stop treating them as isolated incidents and admit that this is what war does for a lot and that this row is a former army sergeant and a fantasy and veteran and a resistor of the war in iraq he joins me now from new york. thank you so much for your time as someone who's really experienced war firsthand what is your reaction to this going on. well i was in afghanistan in two thousand and five not for really doubt long but long enough to get a clear idea of the fact that this war is being fought in urban environments it's being thought by young men who are being trained with with cameras i

forces are drawing down in of ghana's turn over the next two years the american military will remain active in the country long after that. and if you minutes here on r t a look at the show's got everyone talking as the second episode of whistleblower julie sunday's hard hitting interview show airs here on tuesday. also we're talking about a cause make danger of the microbes threatening the safety of the international space station details about that coming up in a few minutes to. next though there's a tight fight for france's top job with president sarkozy narrowly losing in the first round of his socialist rival francois aligned if noble two weeks than to win over voters before a runoff poll for tea is across the election in paris. right now if you look at the numbers it is certainly neck and neck to be a difference between at the top two candidates is very small that right now it's a one a point a difference as so the question that people be asking is which way will the voters who had voted for the other candidates how will they vote in the second round will be will it be all larg

i'm going say this country, because i'm pretty sure they're going to be out there in front -- we, ghana, these are the actions we're going to be

party didn't do so well in the recent parliamentary and presidential elections with the leaders of ghana only taking in seventeen percent of the country's days and even declaring that the elections were not they would not be ditching it and that they were not transparent parts and now wants to revive things a little bit to be looking at the lefty's movement to try to shake up the communist party has all its leaders you cannot only time will tell them when his leadership and the communism as he will which way it will head to cause all have to wait and see the problems of the upcoming days what they decide. this is r.t. for moscow coming up what should she write big brother could be on your blog. so you don't mind i'm looking through your e-mail i'm not going to find the importance of my e-mail part of it i can see and why they're doing it but i also don't want them to get too much into you know our personal business we are willing to pay poor to let the authorities pry into their own lives private lives interesting story coming up for not called out for most already plus other lympics sta

resistant so i think in your field so you does my neighborhood it can pick anybodies intention for ghana teach and therefore it needs to help itself to all these kinds of tests well let's not talk about china's reactionary but more as you mentioned earlier both india and china are neighbors and they are enjoying ties etc but you know how will this launch or my designs change the situation and relationship between the two countries because there is a view that beijing has long considered india a minor player in the asian power so what this line of this likely to change. i think these two little i mean the do appear to love the kind of thing clearly china leads in most military hardware but i'm interests there of india except perhaps in here graph tell us where the indians are smaller going to in the in the navy but in other ways. in rough overall bums the balance of power is very much lauded in favor of china. and part of it has to china's growth as an economy which is much faster than in years but it is speaking so as a percent of the g.d.p. unit india spends as much as china does our g.

the little boy's mother went into labor aboard a delta airlines flight headed from ghana to the u.s. and she began screaming after her water broke. flight attendant called for help along with an obstetrician who happened to be on the flight having been there, i knew okay we're having a baby. let's get ready. >> there was no medical sqimt qimt so the crew sterilized the gally scissors and a glass of vodka. the doctor cleared her to fly in late march. the due date was april 15th. >> amazing story. >> wow. >> they'll never forget that. >> no. nor will passenger autos actor peter facinelli today had to deal with an awkward moment to talk about his divorce with jenny garth. >> we're down to 10 couple nouz on "dancing with the stars". >> so long, jack, jack wagner is the second celebrity voted off "dancing with the stars". and wagner was axd despite pefsh he yorming a samba judges praised on monday its a ride. you know? about how long you go on the ride and so it's just how it is. >> and next week, it's rock week. and peter facinelli opening bup his split from actor jenny garth co-hosting

we begin today with yet another military scandal out of of ghana stan involving the soldiers and photos and descriptions yet again now today's revelations come from the l.a. times which published grisly images of u.s. troops from the eighty second airborne division posing sometimes grinning next to the remains of afghan insurgents now the photos are from twenty ten but it does seem like almost every single month a new scandal emerges that involves u.s. soldiers committing an atrocity or another in the field of war marines urinating on corpses koran burnings shooting sprees the military response in this latest scandal seems to place the blame on the press now the pentagon in response to this made the usual noises about how it doesn't represent the conduct of the military as a whole and then issue the usual warnings about how the release of these images jeopardizes u.s. lives by leaving a bad impression on the quote mine but local afghans you know because local afghans have such a favorable view of america after a decade of war the night raids torture civilian killings and so forth now th

well we begin today we get another military scandal coming out of ghana stan involving u.s. soldiers photos and afghan corpses yes again and today's revelations come from the l.a. times which published a grisly images of troops from the eighty second airborne division posing sometimes grinning next to the remains of afghan insurgents now the photos are from twenty ten but it seems like almost every single month a new scandal emerges that somehow involves u.s. soldiers or nato forces committing one atrocity or another in the field of war marines urinating on corpses accidental burnings of the koran shooting sprees the list goes on now in this specific case the military response seems to be to place some blame on the press more or less and the pentagon made the usual noises about how this doesn't represent the conduct of the military as a whole and then it should be usual warnings about how the release of such images jeopardizes u.s. lives by leaving a bad impression on quote the minds of local afghans because local afghans have such a favorable view of america after a decade

now hearing from wbbm radio a passenger on flight 3163 from detroit, may have been traveling from ghanat of contagious disease. the pilot's reported that centers for disease control is looking into a rash the passenger may have had. reports of medical emergency prompted all of this. the quarantine the plane pulled up to the gate, but the gate is not connected. other concern is other people breathing in that air. >> if it's a rash it could be contact in which case a lot of folks would be okay. if it's something having to do with respiratory disease, that you would spread in the air. and remember, an airplane has a closed air system. that would be a danger to everybody the way legionaires was in a closed air system. >> bret: center for disease control and authorities in chicago working this on the ground. we'll continue to work it to get more information as you look live at midway airport. that is it for the panel. stay tuned to see an example of how kids don't always respond as you'd expect them to. rking ] i'm your dog, holding down the fort while you're out catching a movie. [ growls ]