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i will give them the money and they will give me my children. >> narrator: razim is expecting a call at any moment. it comes as quraishi is interviewing him. (phone vibrating) >> hello? >> (translated): they just want money; they don't want anything else. the smugglers are totally beyond the bounds of humanity. they have no mercy. i will give them the money and get my children back alive and healthy so we're together again. >> narrator: for two hours, quraishi waits. but when razim returns, there is only one child with him in the car, his six-year-old daughter. >> narrator: for seven weeks, razim heard nothing more about his son. then, suddenly, the boy was returned. he was terribly ill. he died two days later. >> next timfrontline... >> mumbai has been hit, and hit hard. >> david coleman headley was a specialist in constructing a blueprint of the killing zone. >> a dream come true from the perspective of a terrorist group. >> a sociopath, evil... >> a u.s. double agent... >> did they ask him about his work for the u.s. government? >> we were told by the u.s. that is not to be asked.

he give me 15 minutes. i say, how are you going to give me 15 minutes? it takes a day of my time to come up here and give me 15 minutes. but i'm going to take what i need to take. what else are you going to do when you get up here? i'm going to leave you with this and you got to listen to this. the myth of absent. in american history as in american life, black americans are invisible presence. did you hear what i just said? you got to just listen to that a little bit because it's got to sink in a little bit. they are not seen not because of their absence but because of the presence of a myth that prepares and requires their absence. did you hear what i just said? they are not seen not because of their absence but because of the presence of a myth that prepares and requires their absence. the myth of absence which expresses this idea and intention operates not by misinterpretation and slander but by silence and exclusion. by simply not mentioning certain realities and by removing black actors from scenes in which they played supporting roles, the manipula

>> i would give him a c minus. >> i would give him an a. >> c minus.t's harsh. >> 0.2. >> hello. >> i would probably give him a c. >> as a president he has done an average job. >> i'm going to give him a minus. >> he gave himself a b plus. >> good solid b plus. >> he should give himself a good grade. i would hate to admit that he is doing a bad job. >> youable probably squeak by. are you worried about the whole solyndra scandal? >> how do you feel about that? is that new? >> you discuss me. >> my biggest two concerns are immigration and foreign policy. >> as of today i would give him a d. i think it overwhelmed him. >> is he doing a good job. >> he has golfed like 90 times. >> it's in the hole. >> golf is fun. >> golf clap, golf clap. >> a. >> a? >> a. >> did you vote for obama last time. >> did i vote for obama. >> do your parents know that. >> my parents do know that. >> i think you are trying to get back at your parents. that's what i think. >> how would you doppler radar e media in america. >> i have a lot of problems with media. >> not fox news th

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(signing docs)"that gives us permission to give her the vaccines.."pediatrician)"we will work with parents.. to try to make them feel like what they are doing is ok for their baby but simultaneously we want the baby to get the maximum amount of protection"(nats)"i cant get my tongue where i want it.... some are oral vaccines.....(nats-- there we go...."(dr anna reed- pediatrican)"some concerns parents have is that we re giving too many antigens at the same time.. what people dont realize is babies are exposed to thousands of antigens on a daily basis.. sterile., and so when we introduce the vaccine.. your only getting a handful of antigens.. with each set of vaccinations." &pphysicians here are aunted b horror stories: (dr clarissa parrish)"because of the recent refusal of mmr across the country we have had a resurgence of mumps and measles."(dr reed)"one was as old as 12 yrs old.. and had meningitis.. her parents didn't.. vaccinate with any of the vaccines that would have prevented menengitus" meanwhile.. elisa.. is getting two shots today. (nats)a p

if a group get together to give a gift to an entire city, it is easy to find people who will give to that. and the consequence is, you can learn a lot. talk about a networking opportunity. but nobody ever went there to network. they went out there to give their energy, imagination, their heart to something. >> there is that collaboration, the cross-disciplinary thing that happens out there, but i also feel like there is a bit of a sense of competition. people are trying to outdo each other, try to outdo each other trt impressive thing. >> that is human nature. i read a few years ago somebody complaining, i remember the good old days. you could put up a pink flamingo in front of your tent and it was cool. now with all of these big projects, i feel few tile -- futile. well, they learned the wrong lesson. the interesting thing is, people say that they are connected, but in an environment like that, it is easy to get connected. it is easy to get help. unless you insist on being the leader, you will find something to join. that is what my whole career has been, basically. >> speaking of y

he shows what it means to give back. you give that to your city. contributions to the city at large are considerable. the contributions of his family, his sister running the san francisco symphony, his daughter running the san francisco free clinic -- it is a story for future generations. this is why i wholeheartedly support this. it is so important for the next several generations to know that all of this does not happen by accident. you have leaders in your community who can give an who believe in giving back. if we do not have more warren hellmans, i do not want to say i worry for the city, but i hope this teaches people that they need to give back. at the appropriate time, i will larded the support this -- i will wholeheartedly support this. commissioner lee: i have known warren for a long time. i grew up in chinatown at a time when the city was not as welcoming to chinese as it is today. i grew up remembering stories of how two drunken sailors beat up my great-grandfather and left him in a wheelchair for the rest of his life and other stories

first off, john, give me your overall impression.id the president nail it when it comes to what he says he wants to reclaim the american dream? >> it was a strong and confident speech. the president speaking as commander in chief framing essentially an economic agenda with an eye toward a military frame. our military men and women should set an example. they should be set on a mission for the country. helping restore a sense of the american dream. he is drawing a contrast with republicans, no question, explicit and implicit. 's saying continuing on from that kansas speech positioning himself as the defender of the middle class saying government has a role in strengthening the middle class going forward. it could be a very good message for those middle class folks who have been feeling squeezed and forgotten. >> all right. we've got a quote here that i pulled from the speech. he talked about how he doesn't want to go backwards to an economy, quote, weakened by outsourcing, phony financial profits, and bad debt. it sounds good, but bot

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. >> how about give people tickets? >> the problem is they can't afford the train tickets to begin with. according to the bbc in 2008, as many as 53 people died train surfing. it's a big problem. >> doesn't then the government have a responsibility to give their citizens some sort of affordable mode of transportation? >> you'd think, wouldn't you? >> i like the musician idea a lot. ♪ don't get on top of the train ♪ ♪ we've got the best gig because we suck ♪ >>> i want you guys to take a look at this video just released by the oklahoma city police department. and tell me what you think is going on. >> people shopping, really. >> it looks like people being held hostage and being forced to walk somewhere. >> beth, you are the closest to what this woman says happened to her. giggers says this couple came into her store she opened a few months ago. she says they were armed. they robbed her. >> their car was sitting right here. >> and then she says they kidnapped her and took things from her home. >> so they forced her to sho

>> i give him -- >> bin laden is no more. >> you have to give him credit for, you know, signing thato go after bin laden, but let's be clear, the conditions would not have been there if he had not kept the policies of president bush to go after terrorists abroad. by the way, policies of president obama when he was disagree but you have to give him credit, he didn't have to keep him, he was able to give that order to kill bin laden and you have to give him credit for that. >> her keeping scoring between people, they just want the country to work again and they see under barack obama the country isn't working. they just want the country to work, because they want to hold on to their house, they want a job, they want higher wages and it is not happening under barack obama. >> schieffer: well i want to thanthank all of you very much r giving your decide of the story here, thanks very much and it is fun to be down here. >> welcome to paradise. >> schieffer: thank you so much, during our interview with donald trump last night at marrow lago, his historic private club in palm beach we asked

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of this activity is lobbyists and people want something from congress raise money for congressmen give money to congressmen in terms of political contributions by meals for them take them golfing take them on trips take them to sporting events and i probably did more of it than most did and i pushed over certain lines that are in the sand and broke the law but it's something that goes on far too often in washington you want to set and i found it very very interesting that that once you just a moment you offered a job to a congressional staffer you own them right there was no greater control that people could have over congressional offices than to have the head of that office know that they're going to come in a few months to come work for a lobbying firm from that minute on those people are focused on that lobbying from their clients and it's not just me i saw it all over tell me it's not something i bet it it's something i noticed and something that i propose now to get rid of by banning people who work on capitol hill or are members of congress from ever joining the lobbying industr

were ask wait and see also to point out it's a notable civil war in the us and us and if he wants to give your piano protest that had washington reeling or read up on the anonymous had his group there's plenty more on our website at eight o'clock on. when users across the world rally to the cause of freedom of speech they may now have an unlikely ally iran's english language news channel press t.v. has been kicked off british airways and an episode it's called a clear example of censorship it fishel reasons given are a number of broken agreements and paid by the press t.v. says it's being silenced for its dissenting views and leaves its being targeted for its highly critical coverage of issues ranging from the cost of a british royal wedding to last year's london riots till recent u.k. based arthur and media analyst press t v is yet another victim of the young going campaign against iran. if this had been separated from geopolitics then no this would not have happened some other kind of sanction would have been would have been made and the deal would have been struck so i think the press

a legitimacy that gives them credibility that establishes them as a counterpart that you can talk to or an adversary you can talk to so it's importance of first step in the unfortunate i think is going to be a long process and what is the result of is all sides in this conflict it's a multi-sided multilayered conflict right very complicated but everyone realizing that the united states can't stay in any meaningful capacity in afghanistan past two thousand and fourteen well so that is that what changed right because you saw the words there foreign president george w. bush we don't negotiate with terrorists terrorists we will not negotiate with the taliban if you look at any of the g.o.p. candidates right now at any of the debates they will say the exact same thing why didn't president obama try to set up negotiations when he first came into office i mean you know in that. sense that really seems like a fine we finally give up we get it that's going to be one of the biggest problems that we have in pursuing the goshi actions with the taliban and trying to find an end to afghanistan's c

president have similar tax cut plans that benefit only the very very rich like romney rick santorum gives the top one percent a tax cut one hundred times greater than the one for the middle class newt gingrich gives the top one percent a tax cut one hundred ninety times greater than the one for the middle class and rick perry gives the top one percent a tax cut two hundred seventy times greater than the one for the middle class. no one is voting for rick perry but two hundred fifty thousand people voted in the new hampshire primary and we know they weren't all millionaires so the question is why are so many americans going to the polls and voting against their best interests voting for the top one percent to have even more money at the expense of the middle class well here to answer that question is brian darling columnist at human events and director of government studies at the heritage foundation brian welcome to the show thanks for having me on so that's the question why did all these new hampshirites go to the polls yesterday and vote against their best interests vote for giving weal

today, some folk was talk but not give their names. are you scared? >> i am now. kind of makes you nervous. i hope it doesn't happen again. especially for older people what defense have we got? >> reporter: one neighbor with would not give her name or show her face. >> lived her 25 years take a walk every morning, calm and quiet like this. not so good. >> reporter: the only description police have is asian male leaving the scene in a light colored sedan. not much to go on until one of the victims can provide more information. police are asking for anybody out here 20th and noriega saw, heard anything last night to police give them a call. 575-4444. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> san francisco's district attorney is expected to decide as early as today whether or not to charge the new sheriff ross mirkarimi with misdemeanor domestic violence following an incidence and accusation involving his wife many a coalition of anti-domestic violence leaders gathered at city hall yesterday to detail for mirkarimi to step down. court documents say mirkarimi's wife suffered a

you need to know that even without giving your name and address, you can give away your identity -- evenlocation. let's pretend this girl gets an e-mail from a guy in denver. she knows better than to tell him where she lives. she feels safely hidden in a huge country. but is she? >> hey, my clock on my computer is messed up. what time is it? i have to reset it. >> it's almost 4:00. i just got home from school. >> it's 3:00 where the stalker lives, so already he knows the girl isn't in his time zone. since she's an hour ahead, she can only live in one of these central time-zone states. >> how'd school go? >> fine. i was hoping we'd leave early because of the snow, but it's supposed to start later -- a total blizzard. >> since southern states rarely see blizzards, the stalker can guess that the girl lives in the midwest. that gets rid of these states. >> bet you can't wait till spring. didn't you say you play softball? >> yeah! i'm the pitcher. >> i play soccer -- we're the dynamites. >> my team name is lame -- the cub-ettes. >> since the cubs play in chicago, the stalker zones in on his v

you give him what grade? >> i would give an absolute a plus. >> mike: a plus plus? . it's a popular grade in our audience here. no denny's coupon for you. [laughter] >> we need to stop acting lying republicans in congress are tim tebow. right? they're not the final arbiter what can and can't happen in america. let's go to the court. there are other branches of government that get to have a say what happens in the country. elliss, i would ask you a grade, but if you think the republicans want a normal part of the constitution, they've got to sue to get it. >> that's why they have courts, i'm going with the a's and none of the pluses on mine. listen, here, elliott is right and let me take it one step further. >> mike: i knew you would. >> i remember you guys objecting so much when ronald reagan was doing this and george w. bush was doing this. it's most likely legal, but even if it's not it's a political advantage to the president, and-- >> even if it's not legal, it's okay if this president does it? wow. >> we have a system for deciding that, governor. >> mike: all rig

give up.: that is the whole thing. >> kimberly: there are guys in the nagging thing. nag me. they like it. >> bob: my wife is cleaning the bathroom floor. i said what are we moving? >> dana: my husband said when he met me, he knew i was miss right but didn't know my first name was always. >> kimberly: now he knows. >> dana: we have one more segment to go. one more thing coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> greg: whatever. >> eric: one more thing. kick berly, kick it off. >> kimberly: there was a lot of coverage for marco rubio. he has had a great week. he has a little egg on their face and it's reuters. because how many mistakes? unos, does, tres -- siete, baby. seven. the mistakes in the article making false accusations against the fine young gentlemen. came out on twitter, too. >> dana: there has been buzz about the story. matt lewis at the daily beast, i hope i -- no, maybe daily caller. excuse me. he talked about how reuters had to admit they had five or seven mistakes. he first called them out and

he does not have currency to give, but to a agive to the ide that he gives up the pcht rarag vote to romney. >> let's look at what the views are in the race overall of santorum. >> moderates are backing moderates. that is sort of the bottom line. i think it's important that we eventually consolidate this race and to the extent that that can happen through the voting process -- >> rick santorum, trying make a play for the conservative evangelical vote in the south. mitt romney may or may not get that. he is leading in the polls if he wins south carolina, it's over. do we agree with that? >> yes. >> you look on skeptically? >> i think the whole situation in south carolina comes down to something we were talking about earlier, there's a desire to just get barack obama out of office. and i don't think that there's any particular afinity for romney or santorum. i think, there will become a practical voter block that will line up behind mitt romney simply in the interest of moving on and moving barack obama out of office. >> and that is a good move to the poll that shows romney is up 19 po

then they give you the run around with paperwork. then they say that i am ineligible because of a misdemeanor charge. now, i go to legal aid and they changed their tune. they did not -- now they say that they did not say that i wasn't eligible. it has been six months, waiting for unit. i have been in a shelter. in this shelter, there are more and more families and no beds. it is sad. they do not have enough for the families who are homeless. a lot more pregnant women have become homeless. and i think it is because of the same problem that i thought would happen. i hear stories about this city worker giving them problems getting their housing units. [tone] i think it would be good that maybe by the next holiday, a lot of us have houses. thank you. supervisor avalos: thank you. next speaker, please. [applause] i appreciate your coming and telling your story. i know it is very hard. it is important that we know. >> [speaking foreign language] >> hello, my daughter and i lived in a shelter. we are asking for a house. a better place to li

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have that i think there's a give up. and the belgian will next face top seed caroline wozniacki who held up a second set fight back by serbia's yelena yankovic's the former while number one committing to her fiftieth unforced error to hand wozniacki the six seven five victory the dane went out in the semifinals last year to step away from defending her ranking points the one spot. informed by the russian victoria azarenka a forehand when i brushed aside yvetot an issue about the czech republic sixty six to three seed in georgia so now that the string victory. and waiting in the quarter finals is number eight. seed agnieszka the poll needed less than an hour to overpower germany's you six one six one twenty two year old going in confidence after injury is three set battle in her opening match. ball now and despite resting from men on break it olenka and men have kissed each discussed a trance to massive underdogs minsk by an impressive fifty point margin here in moscow to maintain the group the lead in the international d

>> when you give people don't give them one dollar, give them two dollars.the good fortune. >> double my good fortune. >> you were born the year of the rat. what is the chance, characteristic? >> the people character they are fun. they are hard working, just like you and me. >> i'm a dragon, though. >> the rat and dragon are buddies. quit witted. >> that means i always work hard and ambitious. tomorrow is good luck and a lot of things color of gold. that means you always bring this to your friends and relatives to wish them good luck and prosperity. always a fun side. this means will bring good luck and fortune, after that, this is for you. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ] >> i want to make noodle. noodles long symbol of longevity and long life, okay? look at this. i want to show you how easy it is. you cook this up. you cook it up. and then this is all dumped and put it right here. and this julienne -- zucchini. >> never cut yourself. never intended to cut yourself. i don't want to cut myself, you don't want to cut yourself. also, put a tiny bit of chile. t

you give the corporations money and they give alec the money to take away the right to voted. remember the white citizens council? this is like the white citizens council on steroids. they are trying to stop americans for voting and it is wrong. thank you for raising it. >> we have already gotten one of the index cards. ken. thank you. question, do you think the american dream movement will expand to focus on the occupied movement which has brought about a necessary change on -- in the nation's dialogue to make a real positive, systematic change for all americans? >> first of all, i do not speak or occupy wall street. i speak up for them. just like the student nonviolent coordinating committee. will you stand up? >> i was younger than that. >> i know. i know. i was not going to make you that old. i was going to brag on you for carrying forward the work. that is what i was going to rat on you for. the student nonviolent coordinating committee, where young people were willing to put their bodies on the line. they occupied lunch counters. they occupied the buses that went down so

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to see what nature can give you. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else hears you some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm sorry i think. the arab league is set to decide whether to give a go now to another month of their monitoring mission in syria while the opposition wants the un security council to get involved. pushed to get the internet or opt in a furor over plans to expand west central ship striking back with the internet by blackouts and a massive hacking attacks led israel and the u.s. top tactics over a possible conflict in the gulf as they gather forces adarand borders while the e.u. prepares an oil embargo over the ron's alleged nuclear ambitions. and in romania public anger spilled over hundreds arrested and dozens injured as police quell violence summit of mount civil going as a government protests. it is ten am in the russian capital you're watching our team and i'm marina joshie welcome to the

give us i mean i haven't so i or for the world really to understand that these are the news of both. weapons that we must work our way out from away from and move move international policy away from ever consider using these weapons and have all countries decide that they're better off without them and where their neighbors without them and move to the international regime which most deadly away from weapons on the climate side big we've got to understand that we have to act internationally with a price on carbon and other ways of winning the world from fossil fuels over the over the next period and we were on the verge of doing that in two thousand and nine and specially us we have to see world leadership we've done the opposite so yes american leadership first of all and. and i enough across the board as it has to try to make the world a more safe place and understand how dire these dangers are worth more to take science seriously as a way to understand these issues and not to pretend that you can use anything other than science to come to grips with both side and let's hope let's

the man who imparted this information will not give his name. he was an old gentleman, very respectable in his appearance. he said he was a friend of the railroad and did not wish to see its property destroyed if it could be protected." [ laughter ] >> not so much about mr. lincoln. it's more about the railroad [ laughter ] >> well lincoln of course was a lawyer and he knew the power of corroborative evidence. on the night of february 22nd, right after he met with allen pinkerton and learned about this dreadful plot, he received an unannounced visit from fred seward who's shown here. and one of the letters that seward carried with him was written by a colonel charles p. stone. and it said, "a new york detective officer who has been on duty in baltimore for three weeks past reports this morning to colonel stone that there is serious danger of violence to and the assassination of mr. lincoln and his passage through that city should the time of that passage be known. he states that there are a band of rowdies holding secret meetings and he has hear

just give it to him. just give it to him. >> yeah, i didn't think so. >> stop it! stop it!u doing? >> that had to hurt. but in the february edition of men's journal magazine, said if you were on one of the 9/11 hijacked planes, he would have saved all on board. obviously that's an irresponsible hypothetical. now mr. wahlberg has apologized. so he's a pinhead for saying that stuff but a patriot for

we have one that we would like to give to you. [applause] >> in honor of your entrepreneur real spirit on behalf of your san francisco family. [laughter] >> thank you. thank you for those exceptionally kind words. it has been an honor and privilege to serve if this department. i am so passionate about the recreation and parks department mission, and the partnership -- the divisions role within that. i truly believe what we do here is what makes every single person in this city want to live in san francisco. but especially those that are underserved. from the tiny tots that we serve, to the kids we teach how to swim, and the seniors that we teach about in his programs, to the kids that get after-school enrichment programs, we make this city exceptionally beautiful and a wonderful place to live. so it is with the very heavy heart that we made this decision, but this is a role that deserves 150%, and so does my family. so this is where i need to focus, but it has been such a pleasure working with you all, and i am so proud of what th

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chow for lunch about 12:00, give or take. and supper's 5:30, give or take. they're giving us reruns two nights in a row. if i only had pork chops, i would really be going. >> he had rituals with his food. it was almost like he was sitting in a lounger at home with a big tv tray. and he'd store up his food from all day long and sit there and eat it happily in front of the tv screen. >> this is how i eat when off tv. in the old days when i had pork chops, i'd put on a show. have nine, ten portion chops, chips, beans, six pack of soda. guys [ bleep ], pass and you know what? [ bleep ] tear it up. >> but if he initially saw pasco as a foodie behind bars, the footage he recorded on the camera we gave him revealed the troubled past. >> i'm in prison for 60 years, for murder. i killed my nephew's ex-wife. i was drunk, high on marijuana at the time. i'm not the boy that i was. 20 years later, i'm a man. i live my life as a man. and here i am, a convict. >> by cephis saying he was a convict, he was basically saying his crimes were not against a child or of a sexual n

[applause] well, ladies and gentlemen, give it up for steve and kevin. give it up!use...] thank you guys so much. >> steve: absolutely. >> coming up next, you're going to meet a man who thought he had some trouble when he saw $3500 missing from his account, but nothing compared to the night that some people walked up to his door holding guns... why? because they were looking for the wrong version of him. >> this is my identity theft file and it basically started with all the phone calls i made in the first few days: local police, credit card, police report, cadillac dealership thanking me for my purchase... and all that was even before the trial started. >> announcer: john healy's identity theft story began with a simple error. someone had accessed john's checking account and taken a shopping spree in his name. >> took money out of my account, then went and bought a cadillac in my name. >> announcer: months passed and john thought he had finally cleared up the mess when the unthinkable happened. >> john: there was a knock on my door one night, i answered the door. t