reporter for the nation magazine about the consequences of this unprecedented move now aside from the glaring legal concerns of the u.s. government assassinating one of its own citizens without any means of due process we have to examine some of the other claims that have been made about anwar all locky and his role in al-qaeda here's what president obama had to say about it today. death of a lock is a major blow to al qaeda as most active operational affiliate alok he was the leader of external operations for al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. in that role he took the lead in planning and directing efforts to murder innocent americans. now in the past the government is using state secrets privilege to hide any real evidence that they may have about a lock is a legit operational role so why now is it being treated this fact or earlier i caught up with jeremy scahill national security reporter for the nation magazine and author of the book blackwater the rise of the world's most powerful mercenary army i first asked him if you have the same reaction that i did to the media coverage today about

especially for your commute, at least you won't have to fight off much sun glare.ng trend to the 40s and 50s ahead of this storm system. high pressure still in control. that high pressure trying to protect us but there's this slug of moisture that continues togance farther east -- to advance farther east and we're accounting for the chance of showers trying to sneak in here late morning to early afternoon. it's really attached to a storm system that will stay to our northwest. this is essentially a warm front. once it comes through and there's a chance of late evening showers to the north in pennsylvania, it will bring in warmer temperatures. we will have ourselves a push into the 50s today, and even warmer tomorrow. there's the frontal boundary. the computer models haven't done too great of a job lately. as we head through tomorrow there may be a brief shower passing in the afternoon. the front slides overnight. we'll see the tail end of the front that could camp up to the cold air close enough for at least flurries to start the weekend. 52 today, mostly cloudy an

i do not think anybody is saying, let's stroll and days under the glare of the beautiful wife of the stadium, or let's go watch the sunset behind the light poles. it is idiotic to say there is an insignificant aesthetic impact. the only way someone could say that is if they came to the job of writing this report and studying the situation with orders to come up with a report that absolutely validated the installation of the soccer field. this is not a d i eir, it is a draft snow job. i think it is incumbent upon the planning commission to reject this and the men something that is not a snow job, that is not something that is just going to push the project of the soccer field through but will objectively examine it from an objective point of view. >> thank you. >> good evening. i have the honor of presenting a letter from several lerner, who was working as a park planner and capital project manager from 1978 until 2001. her comments are most important, because she wrote the golden gate park master plan in 1998, and that is a clear document of the direction they should be taking that t

through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly str eaming and the rockets red glarehe bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there o say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] >> and up in coming -- an up- and-coming singer-songwriter. thank you for the beautiful rendition of the national anthem. please be seated now. >> cameras, cameras. >> and if you are a sponsor and are looking for your seat, we have them all down here, all reserved for you. come on down we are here to observe the seventh annual asian pacific american heritage awards in the city and county of san francisco. this year's theme -- celebrate the heritage, celebrated community voices. and to recognize the many contributions of our city's the reverse asian communities and their -- diverse asian communities and their efforts to promote tolerance and understanding between communities of color. 20 years ago, president carter signed into law a resolution declaring one week in the month of may as asian-paci

. >> greg: i look at the people glaring at me.n they are glaring at you, somebody important is in the bathroom. sure enough, all the secret service agents. some of them women, god bless them, staring at me. bill clinton walking around. kind of frail. i was surprised. >> eric: in the interview he is low key. >> dana: but he is stronger. his heart was frail and he had to do something about it. he became a vegan. when he had bush with president bush 41, he -- >> eric: the sound bite, the first is to show the immigration. they touch on a lot of topics. >> i have to give you a hard time on the border? you took office in '93. about 4.5 million people come across the border. you have left office, 7 million people across the border. why couldn't you secure it? >> the economy got better. it's a long better. we had a fence, you know, in san diego. it worked. >> why didn't you put it all the way through? >> for one thing, back then, even the texas republicans didn't want it. >> you could have done it by executive order. >> i don't know if i

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you cannot have the sun glare this morning. many clouds in the sky.hat has produced a couple of showers overnight mainly south of 95. we could see a couple more sprinkles throughout the day. very isolated in nature. we're in a mild air right now as the storms are off to the west. we are already around 50 right now. we're not expecting to move higher this afternoon. a better chance for rain tomorrow. a chance for rain this weekend. some snow possible in the western mountains. >> 51 degrees on tv hill. a teacher finds out the hard way -- james franco most inf hollywood's during couples is calling it quits. jessica lange and sam shepard has entered their relationship. they have been together since 1982. she stars in "american heart story." >> a former professor says he was fired for giving james franco a d. he said franco missed 12 of the 14 classes that the talk and the actor ridiculed him for the bad grade. the professor is suing the school to get his job back. school calls it regrettable that a former faculty member would discuss the student's grade.

the statement about the differences between downtown is a glaring omission on my part of it seems to be overlooked. there may be possibilities for using the different definitions. commissioner items? >> i would like to make a motion to extend it for one year and to recommend to extended for a year for the fact we are in a recession, and when you go to the eastern neighborhoods, it is changing. times change, and i followed the eastern neighborhoods in 2004. we were in different times, and a lot has changed in my opinion. we are in this recession, and we are not out of it yet a. i do think this needs to be revisited, and i would suggest but we recommend they extend this for a least a year. >> do we need to address the motion? >> what i would like to do is add to the motion, which is we extended for one year and recommend a detailed survey and analysis of the impacted area, because i cannot see charging one year plus income at this point at this as productive property, and i know how hard people are working to make their property and productive. it is very difficult. it is a competitive

what is the most glaring weakness in the chain of events, right now, as it confronts you? is there one? or does this system just not work? >> there is a sense of disaster. the tornado, the most common local, systems are pretty well in place. >> what about the scenario that you described. an earthquake on the fault line. >> it would have been chaos in the u.s.. the most serious, an earthquake in the central part of the country, it would sever the country. it would take years with rolling earthquakes in the central part. each one of these are going to be different. as we hear from communication, it is important. communication breaks down, so what types of redundancy do you have? back to what we said in homeland security, it comes down to what happens in the community. that is the most important aspect of community resiliency. first step. first responders. why were some of the things for granted in new york? citizens. -- what were some of the things prevented in new york? >> explained that a little bit. of what kind of information you do not want them of what kind of informat

and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof thro' the night that our flag was stillhere. o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ >> [speaking foreign language] ♪ [singing in foreign language] ♪ >> please welcome the general of the republic of the philippines. >> honored guests, friends, ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor for us to be here to celebrate the philippine- american history month. we're honored to have the honorable city mayor of san francisco, the president of the board of supervisors, former mayor brown, and other city officials, friends. in celebrating -- this is the second year that we celebrate the filipino-american history month. it is also quite appropriate to announce perhaps that the u.s. senate has passed a senator solution proclaiming october 2011 as philippine-american history month as well. i think it is also appropriate to announce that govern merck -- governor edwin brown announced that he had signed ab 199, school curriculum, social sciences, filipinos in world war ii. i think

bel air, 22, lookout, this fog just picked up overnight, we've got ourselves glare from the street lights that's a perfect way of showing you what you may encounter. low beams, not the high beams. you may have trouble seeing the car lights and the traffic signals maybe blurred out including overhead street signs. fog and we've got glen burnie at 40 degrees, we could see the lights from arundel, holding at 40 this morning. 38 baltimore, 48 easton, thick fog on the eastern shore, many delays crawling at the bottom of the screen with the schools impacted as a result. warm and moist airstreaming ahead of the front. that's locked in place since yesterday and staying there for today. following that frontal boundary, slow progress to the east. already dropping not only heavy rain, rain turning over to snow on the west side of dallas texas and western northern texas, snow, that is a sign of a lot of energy riding up the front and take most of the moisture to our north, by the time the boundary reaches us, it loses its steam. the question is what happens did the front stall out? few computer model

that is a lot of glare, that is what a lot of people are looking at this morning.that's why we are showing expressed concern for travels on this monday, 38 baltimore, 37 ocean city. look at the 50s, pittsburgh, westbound, more warm airstreaming ahead of the frontal system. while the front lined up with rape, it's not made much progress. it's barely to the east of there this morning, we will watch the frontal boundary, which on the southern edge, a wave of low pressure, that is enhancing the rainfall that will charge up towards the north and east. as the storm develops, it stays to the west. warmer side but continue to pile in moisture, moistening up the atmosphere. once the energy slides by is when the front passes with showers. cooler air and models are split developing a second wave of low pressure. that is the big question mark for thursday. you will hear a wide variety of outlooks. i'm leaning on computer models caught up with the chance of a storm redeveloping in our direction and tapping in to colder air. time frame is wednesday and thus. mostly cloudy, deali

see the glare from the street lights. on coming traffic, what that will do to you.ave had fog, intermittent and builds, we got fog this morning. temperatures from upper 30s to 40s. warm airstreaming in from the south ahead of a frontal boundary marked here. des moines 24. sign of the colder air on the other side. streaming in moist air ahead of the front that's locked in place, the cold air lost on the other side what is important here is i want to highlight the fact the storm producing a wave of low pressure and snow in western texas, that wave of low pressure will keep that front actually stalled to the west for another day. the question is once it moves through, we get rain showers tomorrow in to wednesday. new wave could form here, right along the front, computer models are split. i'm leaning towards the side of a storm that could regenerate on the cold air and bring us winter weather on thursday. we are saying 60 degrees, 52 overnight. showers developing through tomorrow. wednesday, steadier rains possible. we will watch thursday, right now, leaning, telling yo

the statement about the differences between downtown is a glaring omission on my part of it seems to be overlooked. there may be possibilities for using the different definitions. commissioner items? >> i would like to make a motion to extend it for one year and to recommend to extended for a year for the fact we are in a recession, and when you go to the eastern neighborhoods, it is changing. times change, and i followed the eastern neighborhoods in 2004. we were in different times, and a lot has changed in my opinion. we are in this recession, and we are not out of it yet a. i do think this needs to be revisited, and i would suggest but we recommend

a look at annapolis, see the lights and fog breaking with predawn lights and glare showing up on main air. this morning, we've got temperatures that are chilly with the fog, 46 degrees northeast. good morning to you. mayor mc night and everybody, thanks for the hospitality. fog, delays as a result on the eastern shore. up to 60. some snow to talk about. hang on for that. >>> on the roadways, right now, one accident to follow at franklin and monument, be prepared. the dense fog creating delays as you make your drive. southbound 83, north avenue, a bit heavy, going in to downtown. also southbound traffic on i- 95, now off and on pockets of slower traffic approaching maryland 43. >>> people maybe allowed to return to condo. fire broke autoat the heather ridge community friday night. this is the 6300 block of red cedar place. linda so is here with the latest on the weekend of progress. >> reporter: in a few hours, inspectors should be out there, to give the final okay, people who live on the outer sides of the building will be able to return to homes. contractors have been working all wee

and the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof thro' the night that our flag was stillhere. o say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ ♪

the need for improvement remains glaring. they just barely won tonight leading florida international. a low-key crowd as they face isiah thomas's panthers. the first half, he dishes to jeremy 483. -- for a 3. he gets it back and makes the baseline jumper. and one for the first lead of the section. he is not messing around here on the dribble. he goes coast to coast. pumps and gets-- it to go. a short road trip to -- taney takes care of the long 3. a game-high 27. put the eagles in front. here it comes. the tigers could not close the gap. they ended the half on a 7-0 run. another three. they take down the tigers 71-57. the first half, morgan, inside. the bears are up six. the sharpshooter penetrates, a poll a jump shot, nothing but net. the bears break through and find their first win of the season. morgan when no. 1. 73-60. for the ravens, craig lewis back on the field and hoping he can play for the first time in five weeks. they take on the chargers and san diego. the good news for the reagans as they have five wins in his a

the statement about the differences between downtown is a glaring omission on my part of it seems to be overlooked. there may be possibilities for using the different definitions. commissioner items? >> i would like to make a motion to extend it for one year

the glaring problem, of course, and just the bold security. look at the turnover differential. they were minus 11 in the turnover battle at home this season. grossman has wracked up about 22 turnovers this year. which is tied for most in the league. i do have some holiday cheers to lift your spirits. the fellow university florida teammates, they reached a career high in receiving yards with his 77 yards estimated against minnesota. gaffney caught 16 balls and five touchdowns. vikings' spirits were confirmed today. adrienne peter -- adrian peterson suffered a torn mcl and acl. look at the replay. it doesn't look that bad when you see it in real time. but if you look at the replay, his knee just bends backwards. ouch on that one. bad news for them. >>> all right, shifting to the hardwood. while much of the nba spent the holiday on the court. the wizards have one more day to prepare for their season opener. they have hosted the new jersey mets tomorrow night to kick off the shortened season. and he is now in his second year, continues to lead his team through the rebuilding phase.

. >>> does glare request williams sit still as a spectate summer. >> he looked re >>> we have an updatecrash involving a pedestrian and ride ones but. the pedestrian was said to have been killed but the woman suffered life threatening injuries but has not died. >>> the biggest concern in the weather is for rush hour. the storm will continue to move out. the rain is just about over and that will move out. over tomorrow morning, mostly clear, breezy and much colder. 29 to 34 degrees. wind chills around 20 to 25 tomorrow. a shock to the system as you step out tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon mostly sunny and much colder. 41 to 45 degrees. that is about five degrees below average for most of us. as we move through the next couple days. a nice afternoon on friday. 32 at the airport could be the first official freeze at the airport so far. but will the be colder this weekend. 42 on saturday and many areas in the upper 30s all day. on sunday starting out between 20 and 27 degrees. the coldest weekend we have seen since last february and looks to stay on the chilly side. >> comedian and aut

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these lights will cause a glare. the visual impact, if you see this photograph, the stadium polarizes very much higher than the tree line, and i don't know how many there are going to be, but it is going to be a truly -- a true and-change to this environment. the artificial turf, the young girl that gave her presentation about the hazards of this toxic substance was brilliant. and should absolutely be listened to. this is not something that we should put in a park. soccer players are a small percentage of the population that use this park. it is for everyone and it is also for the animals. [chime] president olague: thank you. thank you. mary ann miller followed by pnky inky cushner. [reading names] if you heard your name, i would just keep calling names. [reading names] >> i have lived in the inner sunset for 50 years. i remember the conservation committee from the sierra club. i am sure you all know the various considerations that make up an environmental impact report. land use planning, athletics, cultural and pal

. ♪ ♪ >> throughout her father's career, paris and her two brothers were shielded from the media glaree says she is happier at high school in los angeles. but i do have like a regular childhood. i am treated the same. when i came on the bus, they did not know why was. i said, yes, i have a chance to be normal. >> since her father's death in 2009, paris and her brothers have been looked after by her family. although the teenager is stepping into her own spotlight, taking a lead role in an upcoming hollywood film. "london's bridge and the three keys" based on a fantasy novel. >> my dad was in the movie "moon walker" and i knew he could sing really well but i did not know he could act and i thought, i want to be just like him. >> itself a short interview from someone only in her first teenage year, but i 13 her father had been performing for six years and was already becoming world famous -- something he made sure his children were protected from. >> a reminder of our top story before we close this addition, in a special ceremony in iraq, america is finally brought down the flag on what w

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we're all clear, we'll all see the sun and sun glare could be an issue for the travelers. 36 in annapolis by the water. centreville, chestertown, in the 20s many spots just east of the beltway. sunshine mixing with clouds in the afternoon, up to 49. let's see what's going on with traffic now at 6:30, here's angela. reporter: justin, on the roadways right now, police on the scene of a collision on the beltway. this is on the outer loop just past washington boulevard, so be prepared for slowdowns there. also getting reports of an accident in fallston at the very busy intersection of hartford road and 152 mountain road. making the drive on 29 past 108, southbound lanes very crowded now, still moving at posted speeds there. and on 95 passing route 100 you're going to see a lot of traffic in the north and southbound lanes. we checked in with the mta, light rail both northbound and southbound running about 20 minutes behind schedule. back to you, charley. >>> you can call it dij@ vu, a man opening fire with a gun on the virginia tech campus. it happened on the blacksburg main campus about five

quickly three minutes later had a mcafee filed for direct from a chair in the area the manchester glare made no mistake from the sport sending the kit to the wrong way so the game went into extra time where glen norris had sealed they were going for crystal palace. there was a home glassful major case for the temperature outside cardiff city while it mentions the city hopes they will pull it out a semi final. now the football newspaper is taking steps to clean up when i was asian as an end to corruption program gets underway in juric courts have grown for free for the titan i thinks rules fall and allegations of bribe taking bites in officials including executive committee members. football's world governing body has dealin a professor not paid as the chairman of an independent governance committee suspending officials are under criminal investigation and examining waste to make the election of faith presidents more transparent are in the spotlight if we assume that this is a multinational organization then they have to have a very clear conflict of interest polisi clear anti corruption

was short lived as monterrey made it all square just eight minutes later after twice being denied a glaring amount either mia finally nailed the equaliser and they very soon took the lead although the negress not being in a corner right before the break two one zero s. but also proved especially vulnerable to the aerial ball as another header just after the restart made its three want to the contact of champions zavala finishing up moves well as well as was throwing a lifeline midway through the second half colored rarely junee converting from the penalty spot but they failed to gain any momentum three two to monterey was how it finished stay with a well known legends and it is a down under now though have taken part in a charity football match in hamburg with a majority of the funds going to the horn of africa to help stop the region's ongoing food crisis there is an important message of the message is to say that it's complicated there are places in the world in africa where it's difficult but there are projects which are being put into effect and it's about sparing a thought for those pe

capital but also streets on the streets of new york as we report later an artsy it's all over claims of glaring inequality. i work hard every day in there we don't even have to nickels to rub together to mine for better jobs and opportunities drives a fresh wave of protests in new york as a wealthy few pay thirty five thousand dollars each to attend an obama reelection fundraiser also plane trouble. conference he was with america has so many enemies but its enemies want to attack us locals in korea stand alongside leaders demand the removal of an american airbase saying it threatens their national security as well as their health. the person essentially in charge of europe's purse strings says there is no easy fix to the euro zone's debt crisis and finding a solution will take years german chancellor angela merkel said the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and regulations let's get some more from this correspondent or r.t. if you're going to spin off our live for us in frankfurt you go to tell us exactly what is the german chancellor actually proposing here. well the ger

is already been signed by rick perry by michele bachmann and by rick santorum because there's one glaring difference between newt and the other candidates new infidelity don't exactly belong in the same sentence he cheated out his first wife with his first major his mistress and filed paperwork for divorce the day after she had surgery for uterine cancer and when he married his first mistress making her his second wife he cheated on her with his current wife calista all while wife number two was coping with multiple sclerosis so not a very admirable husband if you ask me now what gets me is that everybody knows about newt's inability to keep his pants on and yet he made headlines earlier in his presidential campaign when he blamed his infidelity on his love for his country first of all the there's no question that at times of my life partially driven by. how passionately i felt about this country. that i work for too hard and the things happen in my life that were not appropriate. and what i can tell you is that when i did things were wrong but i wasn't trapped in situation if it was doin

just anger in cairo but also anger on the streets of new york as we report later all over claims of glaring inequality. i work hard every day in the week or even two nickels to rub together jobs and opportunities drives a fresh wave of protests in new york as a wealthy few pay thirty five thousand dollars each to attend an obama reelection fundraiser also plain trouble. conservatives with america has so many enemies of its enemies want to attack us. locals in kyrgyzstan alongside leaders demand the removal of an american airbase saying it threatens their national security guy as well as the health of. our ten minutes past the hour here in moscow a taliban suicide bomber caused scores of casualties outside a nato military base in afghanistan and it's caused more concern over just how stable the country is as foreign combat troops start their withdrawal ahead of a two thousand and fourteen deadline to leave although a substantial presence is expected to remain to train the locals there let's discuss this now live with us of sri ram sharia from the jingle school of international affairs i live

it's over claims of glaring inequality. i work hard every day in that we don't even have to nickel to rub together to mine all the better jobs and opportunities it drives a fresh wave of protests in new york this as a wealthy few pay thirty five thousand dollars each to attend an obama reelection fundraiser. the person essentially in charge of europe's purse strings says there's no easy fix to the euro zone's debt crisis and finding a solution will take years german chancellor angela merkel said the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and debt regulations to prescreen off as more. the german chancellor continued pressing on the policy currently being put forward by germany and france which are the keep wears off the euro zone and the idea is to create a fiscal union which would include all seventeen members of the eurozone and perhaps all members of the european union as well it would create more essential ization off our more control over states delegates and more importantly over their debts and defa