i'm amy goodman. we're on the road at fort lewis, .ewis college credit a venezuelan president hugo chÁvez has won his fourth presidential election. he took 54% of the boat. in a race widely seen as china's strongest challenge since his first victory in 1998. out of the presidential palace, chavez reached out to the political opposition and called for unity among venezuelans. >> i send my words of recognition to all of those who voted against us. i send out a special recognition to a democratic challenge for your participation, to the civic demonstrations you have given today despite not agreeing with [indiscernible] i invite you to debate and to the joint work for bolivia and venezuela. >> in his concession speech, capriles urged hugo chÁvez to recognize the voices of those who voted against him. >> i hope a political movement that has been in power for 14 years understand that almost half the country does not agree with it. i ask those who remain in power for respect and consideration and recognition

i'm amy goodman.e're on the road in los alamos, new mexico, part of our 100-city tour. the u.s. military has deployed a secret task force to jordan to help respond to the ongoing violence in syria. "the new york times" reports a contingent of more than 150 planners and other specialists is tasked with helping jordanian forces handle incoming syrian refugees, prepare for syria's potential loss of control over its chemical weapons, and respond should the turmoil in syria spread more widely throughout the middle east. the mission also reportedly has discussed contingency plans to insulate jordan from the conflict, with talks of a u.s.- backed buffer zone along the syria-toward a murdeborder. the u.s. military presence in jordan comes just as the jordanian monarchy is facing its largest protests since the start of the arab spring. thousands of jordanians marched in the capital demanding economic opportunities and democratic reforms. turkey forced a syrian passenger airplane to land in and confiscated its

i'm amy goodman.we're on the road in minneapolis. the alleged mastermind of the september 11 attacks khalid sheikh mohammed told a courtroom on@nesday the united states has killed more people in the name of national security than he is accused of killing on 9/11. he drat addressed the court during a hearing at of his troffer coordinated attacks. speaking through a translator, khalid sheikh mohammed said that while about 3000 people were killed on 9/11, the u.n. is states has killed thousands or even millions. he said -- a u.s. drone attack on a farmhouse in southern yemen has nine people suspected -- has california -- killed nine people suspected of the militants. residents said they found remains of nine bodies, including a senior al qaeda militant. authorities have arrested a 21- year-old bangladeshi man they say was attempting to blow up new york's federal reserve building with fake explosives provided as part of an elaborate sting operation. officials say quazi mohammad nafis believed he was remot

lois goodman passed a lie detector test.s dan harris with the details. >> reporter: lois goodman's attorney said she passed that polygraph with flying colors. the lawyers shared the results with the d.a. and they're hoping these charges will be dropped. from the moment lois goodman was arrested, just days before the u.s. open in august, still wearing her referee uniform, the family of this line ref, who has seen matches between some of the top tennis players in the world, launched an aggressive legal and p.r. campaign to clear her name. >> mrs. goodman couldn't wait to take this test. she couldn't wait to tell the truth. >> reporter: the latest salvo, the results of the polygraph tests, administered by retired fbi agent, jack comarco, which says that she showed no signs of deception when asked the key question. >> did you kill alan goodman? there was no reaction to attached to the answers she gave, which was no. >> reporter: his verdict? >> innocent woman. >> reporter: goodman said her husband died this past april when he fe

i'm amy goodman.we're on the road in san rafael, broadcasting from the community media center. both the u.s. and iran are denying claims of having reached an agreement in principle for direct one-on-one nuclear talks. the new york times reported saturday a deal had been struck between u.s. diplomats and top iranian officials reporting to ayatollah ali khamenei. iran is said to have asked the talks be delayed until after the upcoming november elections so they could know with whom they'd be sitting down. but in a statement, the white house said -- speaking to journalists, the iranian foreign minister also denied the report. like don't have anything these discussions or negotiations with america. yes, we had negotiations [indiscernible] 5 nations. if it is about nuclear talks, the talks are going on. except for that, we have no discussions with the united states >> the news comes as iran grapples with a plunging currency and growing international -- internal hardship in the face of crippling internation

. >> police called 66-year-old alan goodman out of his classroom and arrested him on campus. he is a math and computer skills teacher that shares a campus with the high school. >> goodman is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana on school grounds and possession of marijuana with intent to sell. >> do you have any evidence he was selling to the kids? >> we are still investigating that at this time. >> i don't know about the middle school students. this is a joint high school. maybe the high school students. i am hoping he is not, but you never know. >> the discovery was made by a police resource officer who noticed a car in the faculty parking lot that was still running. police also searched goodman's home in walnut creek and found a large amount of cash, more marijuana and evidence he was growing it in his home. now police want to know if he has been selling it to students. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the chp officer shot and killed a man who tried to attack her. she pulled over on highway 29 south of lower lake earlier this afternoon. he wa

i'm amy goodman.we are broadcasting from durango, colorado. republican presidential candidate mitt romney has overtaken president obama in a new nation poll in the aftermath of their first debate last week. the pew research center has romney leading obama by four points among likely voters after trailing by 8% last month. the two are tied among registered voters at 46%, obama's lowest mark in the people in over a year. on monday, romney delivered a speech attacking president obama's form policy, the subject of their next debate in one week. >> i know the president hopes for a safer, freer, and more prosperous middle east, allied with us. i share this hope, but hope is not a strategy. we cannot support our friends and defeat our enemies in the middle east when our words are not backed up by deeds. when our defense spending is being deeply cut, when we have no trade agenda to speak of. and the perception of our strategy is now one of partnership, but of passivity. >> the presidential candidate last of i

. >> police called 66-year-old alan goodman out of his classroom and arrested him on campus. he is a math and computer skills teacher that shares a campus with the high school. >> goodman is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana on school grounds and possession of marijuana with intent to sell. >> do you have any evidence he was selling to the kids? >> we are still investigating that at this time. >> i don't know about the middle school students. this is a joint high school. maybe the high school students. i am hoping he is not, but you never know. >> the discovery was made by a police resource officer who noticed a car in the faculty parking lot that was still running. police also searched goodman's home in walnut creek and found a large amount of cash, more marijuana and evidence he was growing it in his home. now police want to know if he has been selling it to students. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the chp officer shot and killed a man who tried to attack her. she pulled over on highway 29 south of lower lake earlier this afternoon. he wa

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from the capital of new mexico in santa fe. polls continue to show a narrowing presidential race after a widely by president obama over the past month. or reuters daily tracking poll says obama and republican challenger mitt romney are tied among likely voters at 45% each. but when the findings of a peace survey on monday. campaigning in the battleground state of ohio, president obama again took aim at romney's about to cut funding to pbs. >> just last week when we were on stage together, governor romney decided instead of changing his plan he would just pretend it did not exist. what $5 dream tax cut? i don't know anything about a $5 during tax cut. pay no attention to that tax cut under the carpet behind the curtain. when he is asked how he will cut the deficit, he says he can make the math work by eliminating local public funding for pbs. now, by the way, this is not new. this is what he has been saying every time he's asked a question. "well, we can cut out pbs

i'm amy goodman. we're on the road at stanford university in palo alto, california. at least one civilian was killed in pakistan on wednesday when u.s. drone struck the tribal area of north missouri stand. to others for also reportedly wounded and possibly killed. the obama administration has secretly developed a new long- term mechanism for monitoring, capturing, and killing suspected terrorists well into the future. according to the washington post, the administration is maintaining what it calls a disposition matrix that would help future administrations continue militaristic policies such as the drone warfare and kill lists of president obama's first term. the disposition matrix contains detailed information of terror suspects for use in efforts to target them through extradition requests, capture operations, and drone patrols. as part of the program to launch attacks overseas, the washington post also reveals the u.s. is using its military facility in djibouti as a launching pad for its covert op

i'm amy goodman. president obama and republican challenger mitt romney are heading to long island today for their second presidential debate. tonight's debate is at hofstra university, just three weeks before the general election including both foreign and domesticy issues in a town hall setting the kids undecided voters in the audience the opportunity to question the candidates. the final debate will be next monday in florida and will focus on foreign policy issues. we will have more on the debate after the headlines. the new york times is reporting the pentagon and state department are speeding up efforts double libyan government create an elite commando force to help counter the country's militias. under the plan, a special operation forces would train about 500 libyan troops. according to a pentagon document, the libyan commando force will be designed counter and defeat terrorist and violent extremist organizations. on monday, secretary of state hillary clinton assumed responsibility for last mont

i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in colorado springs, colorado. hundreds of protesters have begun gathering in the jordanian capital of amman to call for reforms a day after the country's king attempted to deter the protest by dissolving parliament. king abdullah had also called for early elections in a bid to dissuade demonstrators from rallying. as many as 50 dozen people are expected to join the demonstration called for by the jordanian wing of the muslim brotherhood. turkey has authorized further military action against syria as a continue to fire artillery across the border for a second day thursday in retaliation for mortar blast that killed five turkish civilians. turkish police used teargas to disperse anti-war protesters to the turkish parliament while lawmakers overwhelmingly backed a measure allowing the military to conduct cross border actions. the turkish prime minister said the country was attempting to deter further violence. >> turkey wants peace in the region as well as safety. this

john goodman, alan arkin, bryan cranston from "breaking bad," killer in this movie. >> yeah, i had amazing people. >> jimmy: is it rory -- is it cochran? >> rory cochran. >> jimmy: i loved him, from "dazed and confused." >> yeah, he's in "dazed and confused." yeah he's amazing. >> jimmy: but it's a great cast. and you, where'd -- you actually shot in the middle east? >> we shot -- well, what we did was that some of the parts of the middle, middle, middle, middle east were a little bit much for us. >> jimmy: too much. >> so we went to the -- [ mumbling ] which was turkey. [ light laughter ] and it was very, like, you know, friendly and cool. and part of -- and people were really nice. and it was just like -- it was wonderful, actually. they had this incredible -- you could take a bridge from asia to europe. you know what i mean? and one of the guys i was with literally thought that when you went over the bridge, it was, like, chinatown. i'm like, "no, dude. that's not how it works." [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, not how that works. >> but anyway, so we were shooting there and i thought,

i'm amy goodman. we are on our 100-city tour, broadcasting from albuquerque, new mexico. vice-president joe biden and republicangress member and vice presidential nominee paul ryan squared off in the first and only vice presidential debate thursday night with a series of lively exchanges over domestic and foreign policy. joe biden was seen as playing a more aggressive role in a debate that saw sharp critiques on both sides. topics ranged from medicare and abortion to iran. the deadly attacks on the u.s. embassy in libya featured prominently in the debate with ryan criticizing the administration over what he said was a lack of embassy security. >> imposing these devastating defense cuts for it what that does when we equivocate we sho'e cutting our own defense, it makes us more weak. when we look weak, our adversaries are much more willing to test us, more brazen in their attacks and allies are less -- >> with all due respect, that is a bunch of malarkey. >> why is that so? what's not a single thing is

i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in the capital of virginia, richmond. the official u.s. military death toll in afghanistan has passed the 2000 mark. more than 11 years into the war. in the latest attack, the suicide bomber killed 14 people, including three soldiers in the all the people down thereeastern khost r today. on sunday, two americans were killed in yet another shooting carried out by members of the afghan forces. a nato deputy commander announced the attacks. >> according to isaf reporting, after a short conversation took place, firing occurred which resulted in the fatal wounding of an isaf soldier and the death of a civilian colleague. >> 32 people were killed on sunday in a series of bombings across iraq. bombings 8 shiite neighborhoods and an iraqi police patrol. by crane's highest court has upheld the sentences of nine medics convicted last year for treating demonstrators during anti-kermit protest. the longest sentence went to the former medic at the top hospital who was given five

big topic at hercules middle -- school today the arrest of a teacher, 66-year-old allen goodman. police found marijuana in his car in the school's parking lot. >> last night the principal called. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> afraid, scared. >> reporter: goodman has taught at hercules middle school for 12 years are -- he made bail last night officers the marijuana in the car and the pot growing at his house to be testified at a lab. tests show it is marijuana. officers found well over $4,000 in cash in the car and more at his house. the school district says it is prepared to deal honestly with any student questions. >> we are here to talk to them and explain that adult decisions have consequences when that happens and insure them that it is safe for all students. >> reporter: the bizarre twist is how it started. a school employee saw a vehicle belonging to the teacher, engine running, doors unlocked. police showed up to find out who it blonded to that's when they found pot and money the rest un-- who it belonged to that's when they fought pot and money. >>> police looki

. >> police called 66-year-old alan goodman out of his classroom and arrested him on campus.ath and computer skills teacher that shares a campus with the high school. >> goodman is charged with possession of marijuana, possession of marijuana on school grounds and possession of marijuana with intent to sell. >> do you have any evidence he was selling to the kids? >> we are still investigating that at this time. >> i don't know about the middle school students. this is a joint high school. maybe the high school students. i am hoping he is not, but you never know. >> the discovery was made by a police resource officer who noticed a car in the faculty parking lot that was still running. police also searched goodman's home in walnut creek and found a large amount of cash, more marijuana and evidence he was growing it in his home. now police want to know if he has been selling it to students. in hercules, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> the chp officer shot and killed a man who tried to attack her. she pulled over on highway 29 south of lower lake earlier this afternoon. he was in a sto

there was scratch marks at that same location. >> reporter: investigators say goodman initially told them the bracelet somehow came off while he was in the shower. but at friday's court hearing, deputies testified this was no accident. >> what would need to be done to cause that kind of breakage to the case? >> that would take purposeful directive force. >> reporter: goodman's lawyer claims the prosecution has its ankle monitors mixed up. >> a different serial number for the gps model than what was entered into evidence. in preparation for this hearing, we could try to resolve this issue. >> reporter: this all goes back to a deadly night in 2010 when prosecutors say goodman rammed his bentley into scott wilson's car and never stopped to help. before his conviction, goodman adopted his girlfriend to protect his riches, but the local sheriff says goodman can't hide behind his wealth in this latest violation. >> guess what, that don't happen here. he gets treated just like every other person that's in my custody. he violates the rules, he's back in the jail. >> no judge is going to want

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from stanford university. at least four children have reportedly been killed in a u.s. military attack in afghanistan. afghan president karzai disclosed the attack on tuesday, saying the victims died after it ended caught in the middle of a firefight between u.s. forces and taliban militants while tending to livestock in the eastern province. in syria, international mediator lakhdar brahimi is claiming the syrian government has agreed to a brief ceasefire during the muslim holiday. brahimi also says the majority of rebel groups have also pledged to abide by the truce. the syrian government has yet to confirm whether it will take part, saying a final decision will come on thursday. israel has launched air strikes in the gaza strip for the second consecutive day. a palestinian militant was killed today, one day after three palestinians died in another israeli attack. palestinian fighters have launched rockets across the gaza border into israel, seriously wounding two

i'm amy goodman. the road in portland, oregon. we are here as part of our 100- city silenced majority to wear. on this week when president obama and republican presidential hopeful mitt romney debated issues of foreign policy and the economy, we turn to world-renowned political dissident, linguist, author, and mit professor noam chomsky. in a recent speech, professor chomsky examined topics largely ignored or glossed over during the campaign -- from china to the arab spring, to global warming and the nuclear threat posed by israel versus iran. he spoke last month at the university of massachusetts in amherst, at any event sponsored by the center for popular economics. his talk was entitled, "who owns the world?" >> when i was thinking about these remarks, i had two topics in mind. i could not decide between them. pretty obvious ones. one topic is, what are the most important issues that we face? the second topic is, what issues are not being treated seriously or at all in the quadrennial frenzy now under way called in election? bu

i'm amy goodman.new details have been revealed on the efforts by democrats and republicans to mine american voters' personal data to influence the outcome of next month's election. the new york times reports the obama and romney campaigns are purchasing an unprecedented amount of personal information from private companies and using it to encourage or convince targeted voters to head to the polls. the information collected includes everything from religious ties, interest in pornographic sites, product preferences, financial status, social media affiliations, and whether a voter has gay friends. that information is then used to shape the approach of unsolicited phone calls from campaign staffers to the voters, based on how they've been analyzed. some voters will even be pushed to vote by being publicly ashamed, when the campaign publicly divulges how frequently they and their neighbors have previously voted in the hopes that public disclosure will spur them action. will have more on campaign data mini

big topic at hercules middle -- school today the arrest of a teacher, 66-year-old allen goodman.olice found marijuana in his car in the school's parking lot. >> last night the principal called. >> reporter: what was your reaction? >> afraid, scared. >> reporter: goodman has taught at hercules middle school for 12 years are -- he made bail last night officers the marijuana in the car and the pot growing at his house to be testified at a lab. tests show it is marijuana. officers found well over $4,000 in cash in the car and more at his house. the school district says it is prepared to deal honestly with any student questions. >> we are here to talk to them and explain that adult decisions have consequences when that happens and insure them that it is safe for all students. >> reporter: the bizarre twist is how it started. a school employee saw a vehicle belonging to the teacher, engine running, doors unlocked. police showed up to find out who it blonded to that's when they found pot and money the rest un-- who it belonged to that's when they fought pot and money. >>> police looking

i'm amy goodman. we are broadcasting from medford, oregon. much of the east coast is shut down today as residents brace for hurricane sandy, a massive storm that could be the most powerful to hit the united states in decades. hundreds of thousands of people have already been evacuated, millions could lose power over the next day. meteorologists say it is rare hybrid superstorm greeted by a jet stream wrapping itself around a tropical storm, creating what to be the largest hurricane ever to hit the u.s. mainland. on sunday, president obama urged east coast residents to take the storm very seriously. >> this is a serious and big storm. my first message is to all the people across the eastern seaboard, mid-atlantic to the north, you need to take this very serious and follow the instructions of your state and local officials because they're going to be providing you with the best advice in terms of how to deal with this storm. >> the storm has already killed 66 people in the caribbean, where battered hait

i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in sacramento, california a. dozens of people were killed thursday when syrian warplanes bombed the rebel-held town of maaret al-numan. rescue workers interviewed at the scene reported a toll of at least 44 people, including 29 children dead. the bombs apparently destroyed two residential buildings and a mosque, where many of the victims had sought shelter. syria's violence continuing to flare, the when top human-rights official warned the current bloodshed could descend to the levels of bosnia's sectarian war. >> the memories of what happened in bosnia should be sufficiently fresh to warn us all of the danger of allowing syria to descend into all that sectarian conflict. thousands and thousands of men, women, and children have already been killed, injured, tortured, displaced. it should not take something as drastic [indiscernible] to shake the world into taking serious action to stop this kind of conflict. by remaining divided, the international committee is enabli

i'm amy goodman. president obama and republican challenger mitt romney faced off in the second of three presidential debates tuesday night at hofstra university with a series of sharp exchanges over domestic and foreign-policy issues. the debate's town hall format saw audience members asking pre approved questions selected by moderator candy crowley of cnn. while president obama was criticized for lukewarm performance in the first debate earlier this month, he appeared more aggressive on tuesday, at times challenging romney over the truthfulness of his claims. following a question about the deadly attack on u.s. embassy in libya last month, obama received a fact checking boost from candy crowley. >> i think it is interesting the president just said something which is that on the day after the attack he went into the rose garden and said this was an act of terror. you said in the rose garden the day after the attack was an act terror. it was not a spontaneous -- is that what you're saying? >> please pr

. >> when are we met ronnie goodman, he was in the seventh year of a 10-year sentence for burglary. > i was 6 or 7 years old. my cousin, he drew a picture of bat man and i was like what is that? it was like a magic trick. he started teaching me how to draw and after that i just never stopped. >> unfortunately goodman's love of art was not enough to save him on the outside. >> i started using drugs and being self-destructive and didn't care about who i am as a human being. basically homeless and struggling with in general. >> in prison, goodman rediscovered his passion. >> a friend of mine had shown me in prison what you try to create work pertaining to your life. i was fighting in. i'm in prison. why would i do anything about that? it's bad enough they will here. i don't like being here. you see what comes out of it. this is a scene in san quentin prison that is really the main access to the upper yard which is going up to north block. you are coming down the steps. you get this feeling like you are walking into time and going up and down the steps. it captures a lot of the character

i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in denver, colorado. president obama and republican challenger mitt romney squared off in denver wednesday night in the first of three presidential campaigns. drilling obama in the polls of several battleground states, romney sought to rejuvenate his campaign with an attack on what he called president obama's policies of trickle-down government. >> i am concerned the path we're on has been unsuccessful. the president has a view to one similar when he ran four years ago, that a bigger government spending more, taxing more, regulating more -- a trickle- down government -- would work. that is not the right answer for america. >> president obama was more subdued in his comments, failing to make one mention of romney's infamous 47%, and his background of bain capital. addressing romney's tax plan, obama said romney's effort to cut taxes for the wealthy would be to the gutting of essential government programs. box for 18 months he has been running on this tax plan. five w

i'm amy goodman. president obama and republican challenger mitt romney met for their third and final debate monday night before the general election two weeks from today. with the focus on foreign policy, both candidates shared wide agreement on issues including support for the israeli government, the withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan, and opposition u.s. military involvement in syria. but they clashed over a few key points including military spending, iran and libya. the one exchange, obama chided romney for seeking to increase military spending by an additional $2 trillion. >> governor romney has not spent enough time looking at how our military works. he mentioned the navy and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. governor, with your horses and bayonets because the nature of our military has changed. we have these things called aircraft carriers where planes land on them. we have ships that go underwater, nuclear submarines. and so the question is not taken the battleship where we'

and was struggling with life in general. >> but in prison goodman rediscovered his passion. >> a friend told me, since you're in prison, why don't you create work that's pertaining to your life? i was kind of like just fighting it. i'm in prison. why do i want to do anything about that? i'm like, man, it's bad enough that i'm here. i don't like being here. so -- he said see what comes out of it. this is a scene in san quentin prison that is really the main access to the upper yard, which is going up to north block. and you're coming down the steps. you know, you get this feeling like you're walking into time going up and down these steps. i just capture a lot of the character of san quentin. some people might look at this as being very ugly. it's like looking at somebody and saying, this ain't the most beautiful person, but this person got character. and to me, if you got character, that creates a beauty in its own. i'm painting what i see, what i go through, where i pass. there's beauty in things that you might not really see. whatever makes you feel better, you have to know how to use

goodman insisted all along her ailing 80-year-old husband died in a freak fall. so her attorneys are trying to get prosecutors to drop the charges. >> mrs. goodman couldn't wait to take this test. she couldn't wait to -- to tell the truth. she told the truth. he certified it as the truth. >> prosecutors say, that goodman bludgeoned and stabbed her husband went to a tennis match and had a manicure as he bled to death. police say she is uncooperative when asked to take their polygraph. >>> a boston man in federal custody after he tried boarding a plane at lax wearing a bulletproof vest and carrying an arsenal of weapons in his luggage, grenades. billy clubs, knives, a hatchet. perhaps more disturbing, agents also found body bags, duct tape, and handcuffs. he is now facing multiple charges and for now he is not cooperating with federal authorities. >>> did the tsa stop him? like they stopped the, the woman that was terminally ill and searched and, exploded her -- her saline bag? >> iv bag. all that. hope so. that is beyond disturbing whatever the motivation may have

i'm amy goodman. we are on the road in denver, colorado. the obama administration has launched the first ups toward military action against the suspects on the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya last month. special operations command could have been used to capture militants deemed to have been involved in those actions killing americans, including christopher stevens. the options under discussion include drone strikes, special operations raids, and joint missions with libyan forces. lawmakers are claiming that the state are rebuffed pleas from the u.s. officials in libya. i house oversight and government reform committee, republicans said they set a hearing for next week to investigate. hillary clinton says she plans to cooperate with the probe. the pennsylvania judge has struck down the state's election law requiring voters to show photo id. pennsylvania's law allowed voting only to those who could produce a state driver's license, government employee id, or a state non-driver id

don't represent the reality on the ground there is rigging as we've covered here with leader mcgrath goodman and also chris cook they both suggested the same exact thing on different sort of ends of this market chris cook with the london end of it and leah mcgrath goodman with the us and the benchmarks that they use to trade. exactly in a analogous to the library rigging scandal where the benchmarks and indexes are rigged and then all the trades that surround the benchmarks in the index are privileged information on the inside. to capitalize on the arbitrage of having an asymmetric market having the vast population of people in the markets totally deaf to what is actually the true price signal and then you have a few insiders who are capitalizing on this huge gap of market distribution and then they take that money and they go buy themselves a mitt romney. insiders who were very happy with that are b.p. saudi aramco the very people that chris cook says could be involved in this he's told us on the kaiser report many times over the past two or three years now whistleblower from tut's house sa

i'm amy goodman. iran's currency has hit an all- time low amidst a worsening financial crisis brought upon by u.s.-led sanctions. on monday, the iranian rial dropped 15% to its lowest point against the dollar, capping a three-month contest that has seen its overall value drop 57%. the price of basic foods are on the rise since a new round of sanctions took place in july. a former u.s. ambassador to the un and under secretary of state thomas pickering criticized the act. it is not legal for them to pay for it. speaking to the council of foreign relations in new york, alioth parcel la hay says it has not backed away from its mountain of nuclear weapons. >> any country, including iran, uses meweapons of mass destruction, that is the end of the eligibility, legality, what ever you name it, of that government. weapons of mass destruction, as we said, is against humanity. it is something that is not at all of the mall. >> the british, french, and german governments are expected to push for tightening sancti

so many times, i mean tony goodman is one of them, i work a lot for her. and many times she said to me look at it from this side. and i have to say i have to learn through the years you've got to be so humble in order to grow. because the moment you think, you say oh, shut up, you know, i'm the photographer. you're not taking advantage of what you are being given. and many times i have to eat my words and just -- >> do you see, what is it you see? you see beauty. you see uniqueness. you see -- >> i think it's a mixture of things. i do see beauty but i don't think the final result is beauty. i see life. i see a certain life that i would like to almost live, that i don't ever get too quite live because it's made out of like perfection. and things that you don't really get with money or with anything. you just get with the chance, the moment, you know. and i thrive in this aspect of photography that with a thousand of a second you can capture a moment that doesn't exist before, doesn't exist afterwards. at a kid i used to take the bus to go to school. and my

take vo ---la policia arresto a allen goodman de walnut creek ayer luego de efectuar un cateo en su casa coche... las autoridades aseguran que el maestro enfrenta varios cargos por posesion y venta de marihuana. blanca --despus de aÑos sin un parque propio, alumnos y vecinos de la "escuela popular" en el ste de san jos, vieron hoy cmo cientos de voluntarios construyeron uno en cuestin de horas. cesar ---es una obra que promete mejorar las vidas de toda una comunidad.. take 2 box ---jaime peluffo nos acompaÑa con los detalles.. jaime.. take pkg :01 - :07 :07 - :11 :18 - :25 :43 - :49 :57 - 1:04 1:24 - 1:28 1:29 - 1:34 1:35 - 1:39 1:43 - 1:50 trt: 1:53 o.c. regreso con ustedes al estudio. intro/jaime peluffo/telemundo 25:24:08 asi es, éste parque que está a mi espalda no estaba ahi esta mañana, y ahora la comunidad mayormente latina está celebrando. el trabajo empez a las 8 de esta maÑana y para el medioda, ya se vea el progreso. s.o.t. patricia reguerin/directora escuela popular 8:49:24 antes nuestros niños jugaban en la tierra, en el pasto, pero ahora van a tener un lugar donde van a pod

alan arkin and jonna goodman, kind of steal this movie.if one or the other doesn't get the best supporting actor, just stupid. particularly on our quÉbec he always plays his cranky old men in movies. so we set across an impact in one night at one of the after parties. guess what? he is a cranky old man. [laughter] he and john goodman were just fabulous. there was a photo shoot. mind you, we are two retired spies. this is nuts. there was a photo shoot for entertainment weekly, four pages on this movie, and then talking to the reporters writing the story. and the reporter was saying what's it like to play tony mendez? here's what ben affleck said. well, he's kind of low-key, taciturn, ben affleck said. he said, you know when i first met tony mendez i went up and i said tony, tony, man, how does it feel you are going to be, your story is going to be around the world in every language and they'll all know you and know the factors this -- tony, what do you think? how does it feel? and he says to the entertainment weekly reporter, tony said, it