admits itself in these cables of the deal would have saved haiti one hundred million u.s. dollars a year money that would have gone to development of schools health care and infrastructure and the second story details the u.s. government lobbying heavily against raising the factory wages in haiti and just three dollars to five dollars a day working with contractors for u.s. companies like hanes levis and for hello now keep in mind haiti is the poorest country in the western hemisphere it houses the fourth largest u.s. embassy in the world earlier today i got up and came i as an editor with a weekly newspaper here in the car take my first ask him to give us more details on both of these stories including exactly how big of a role the u.s. government and u.s. corporations played when it came to putting on the pressure. really which way all they were of oil companies distributing oil with the them were american and those two were the principal the pool instead of the picture of a really big deal because it was a local fishing company who were most stumped right down the progr

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that they got to know haiti. he just said, i want to write about it. i want to write about what has happened, what is happening. is the response adequate? is the response from world leaders what it should be. is the aid being used in the best way it could be. he also in his book uses this as an opportunity to get haitian voices involved in this issue. he talks about how -- he gets different people involved in haiti that he's known often for many years to write about this too. paul is not only talking about the experience in haiti, but he has also been able to give voice to people in haiti who in all of the brouhaha and all of the publicity have not necessarily been heard from. >> susan weinberg, the photo on the cover is rather powerful. >> he is. we were looking for something to convey the mix of emotions when you think about haiti and the earthquake and you think about the recovery. it is such a mixture of hope and maybe dispair of, you know, grand plans, but also understanding that everyone is so vulnerable. >

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abc7 reports on how she's using yoga to help in haiti. >> we've seen the devastation in haiti, the shattered, children left orphaned. a miran county woman wants them to smile again. lisa and her office, yoga ventures, says it's about help, emotionally and spiritually. >> what surprised me even more was the perseverance of the haitians, their strength, their faith. >> she took 15 people from her yoga classes to haiti last year. each person carrying 50 pounds of tools to build a dental clinic. >> even though we just brought what we could, it was more than what they had. >> one girl asked can i go home with you? and it was hard to say i can't take you home, but we have this moment. >> that's all they want. they want to be loved and that's something you can give that doesn't cost anything. >> lisa had to do more. she met a woman who feeds 275 children everyday. >> she has children that show up with nowhere to go. >> they needed a place to live. this is the result, a center where they can live. a seismically strong building. >> we don't want it to turn into some kind of compound. we want them to

. >>> more than a year ago, the haiti earthquake took more than 100,000 lives. hard to believe. it maimed thousands of people shattering their ability to lead a normal life. stan jeter reports, some of the victims have turned tragedy into inspiration. >> e manuel is the goalie in port-au-prince, haiti. each lost a limb. there are an estimated 60,000 earthquake amputees. >> i was in the house with my family, 7 of us, 5 people died. i and my sister survived. >> for 4 days, everyone thought e manuel was dead. in desperation, he tried committing suicide but failed. >> he was trapped underneath his house for 4 days after the earthquake. he called upon god. he said if you let me live, i'll serve you. >> they freed him from his concrete tube. he lives alone in this small tent while he finishes high school. joining the amputee soccer team has made a big difference in his recovery. [singing]. >> even though i lost my entire family, i feel different now, there were 69 people trying out for the people and i am one of the 15 that made it. i am grateful for the team. >> the team meets for pr

they got to know haiti, he said i want to write about it.i want to write about what is happening. is the response adequate? is the response from world leaders what it should be? is the age being used in the best way could be? he also uses this as an opportunity to get haitian voices involved in this issue. he talks about -- he gets different people involved in haiti that he is known often for many years to write about this too soap paul not only is talking about the experience in haiti but he has also been able to give voice to the people in haiti who win all the brouhaha and all the publicity have not necessarily been hurt. >> susan limber, the load on the cover of this is rather powerful. >> it really is. we were looking for something that would convey the mix of emotions you get when you think about haiti and the earthquake and you think about the recovery and it is such a mixture of hope and maybe despair of you know grand plans but also understanding everyone is still vulnerable. >> we are talking with susan weinberg who is a publisher

it offers hope to those in haiti. >> we've seen the devastation in haiti, the shattered lives, childrent orphaned, a miran county woman wants them to be happy again. it's about help, emotionally and spiritually. >> what surprised me even more was the perseverance of the haitians, their strength, their faith. >> she took 15 people from her yoga classes to haiti last year. each person carrying 50 pounds of cool to build a dental clinic. >> even though we just brought what we could, it was more than what they had. >> one girl asked can i go home with you and it was hard to say i can't take you home, but we have this moment. >> that's all they want. they want to be loved and that's something you can give that doesn't cost anything. >> lisa had to do more. she met a woman who feeds 275 women every day. >> she has children that show up with nowhere to go. >> they needed a place to live. this is the result, a center where they can live. a seismically strong building. >> we don't want it to turn into some kind of compound, we want their own beds. someplace the children will feel like is going t

don reports on how she is using yoga to help in haiti. >> we have seen the devastation in haiti. lives. children left homelec&4 orpha orphan. marin county woman wants to help these children mile again. yoga venture is about health emotionally an spiritually. >> what surprised me even more though was the perseverance of the haitian. their strength. their faith. >>reporter: she took 15 people from her yoga class to haiti last year. each person carrying 50 pounds of tools to help build a dental children being. >> even though we just brought what we could it was so much more than they had. >> one also girl asked can i go home with you and it was really hard to say i can't take you home with me but i can, we have this. >>reporter: >> they weren't to be loved. that's something you can give. doesn't cost anything. >>reporter: lisa had to do more. she met a woman who feeds 275 children every day. >> she has children this show up with nowhere to good. >>reporter: they needed a place to live. this is the result. center where they can live. seismic strong building. >> didn't want them in bu

nearly a quarter of a century the swiss would dearly like to give the billions back to the people of haiti but under a law that was still in force until recently they couldn't do so without an official request from the new government to the island country a new nor came into effect in early two thousand and eleven journalists have dubbed it the devalued act. now politicians and big time businessmen will find it difficult to open an account in swiss banks the procedure is now much more complicated because presidents government ministers and monarchs belong to a group of so-called politically exposed persons top foreign clients can be denied banking services all together so if it's a president of the palace. head of a big public company we will not do business with as a matter of fact ordinary people as well as taters will now have to worry about the confidentiality of their bank accounts in january two thousand and eleven rudolf elmer gave two discs to julian a son the disks contained information on the bank accounts of several thousand customers it was suggested that the people mentioned o

chose the day it was born in haiti in one thousand nine hundred sixty five he had to leave his country but he has vivid memories of the regime that the devalued family established on the island. came to purgatory in nineteen. fifty five seven. two years to us it was. against. their will for oppression and it was very very dangerous to leave. france want to valley a ruled the poorest country of the western hemisphere from one nine hundred fifty seven to nine hundred seventy one he fosters an atmosphere of fear and repression on the island moreover he. invented a scheme that enabled his family to amass a fabulous fortune over the course of nearly two decades duvalle a senior masterminded the so-called presidential foundation haitian businessmen with duty bound to contribute to it according to various estimates the foundation grew by three million dollars each year after the death of francoise devaluate popularly known as papa doc his son john claude duvalier took his place baby doc pursued his father's policies in all spheres including the financial one. money we're talking about now in

haiti's ecstatic tater zone called the valley a was the occupants of those fashionable premises with an excellent view of a nearby lake investigators put the sum of money he took out of the country and hundreds of millions of dollars. chose the day it was born in haiti in one thousand nine hundred sixty five he had to leave his country but he has vivid memories of the regime the devaluate family established on the island. came to power in one thousand and fifty five seven. two years later it was it was. better and are still students but against to our audience there were for oppression and it was very very dangerous to live in france raja valley a ruled the poorest country of the western hemisphere from one nine hundred fifty seven to nine hundred seventy one he fostered an atmosphere of fear and repression on the island moreover. invented a scheme was unable to his family to amass a fabulous fortune over the course of nearly two decades duvali a senior masterminded the so-called presidential foundation or haitian businessman with cutie brown to contribute to it according to various

her follow-up trip to haiti, in effect saying her husband cares, too.seeming to bring him to south africa and botswana, even though he has yet to visit the south of the continent. seven days, three generations of american women, signaling they're ready to dance to any song. and, by the way, we'll have a special interview with the first lady. david muir is leaving tomorrow morning and will bring us the interview from south africa later in the week. >>> coming up, a 22-year-old who taught the world a lesson in how you come back. it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebre

customs is sending counterfeit giants tee shirts and caps seized from vendors to needy children in haiti. the giants played in the world series and illegal vendors were selling fake merchandise outside. >> it was only steady for first up with cell -- couple days. after they knew we're going to be out there. we saw a great drop in the number of people trying to sell counter fit goods because we were effective in enforcement. >> the fake shirts will go to world vision, promising to make certain they get to children in haiti. >> terrific. >> yeah. >> something good out that have. >> there is a law that could make it easier to take your car to a favorite mechanic instead of a dealership. >> skm that could save real money. >> and as know, many the dealer receives tools from the manufacturer, however, that can mean finding a less-expensive mechanic there. is a new bill to level the playing field called right to repair act. the requiring computer code, tools and safety bull continues to all auto mechanics not just dealer franchises. beginning today it's el little to sell drop-side cribs even in

send them to haiti. a double play.ms sending the items to world vision, relaying them to love a child, christian humanitarian agency which works exclusively in haiti. it should be there in time for the 2011 world series. now the u.s. customs agents do this kind of thing all the time. 20,000 seizures last year. that is up 34% from the year before. if you take all the items they seized, we are talking about electronics, drugs and toys and shirts, et cetera. you add them up at the retail value. comes out to $1.4 billion. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. >>> san francisco community group is trying to push the idea of a free muni system. a group called power today will ask riders at mission and geneva what they think muni should be free. they plan to display results in two large jars marked yes and no. power members say thousands of san franciscans, especially low-income families and students rely on public transit but can't afford recent fare increases. meteorologist mike niccowith

send them to haiti. a double play. customs sending the items to world vision, relaying them to love a child, christian humanitarian agency which works exclusively in haiti. it should be there in time for the 2011 world series. now the u.s. customs agents do this kind of thing all the time. 20,000 seizures last year. that is up 34% from the year before. if you take all the items they seized, we are talking about electronics, drugs and toys and shirts, et cetera. you add them up at the retail value. comes out to $1.4 billion. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. >>> san francisco community group is trying to push the idea of a free muni system. a group called power today will ask riders at mission and geneva what they think muni should be free. they plan to display results in two large jars marked yes and no. power members say thousands of san franciscans, especially low-income families and students rely on public transit but can't afford recent fare increases. meteorologist mike nic

peacekeepers that brought in cholera to haiti last fall. the outbreak killed more than 5500 people as the nation was already recovering from a major earthquake. the study suggests that u.n. peacekeepers from in pal brought in the disease and it spread through the water. it says the troops came from an area of nepal that was experiencing a cholera outbreak at the time. >>> well, safeway is no longer buying pork from an iowa farm following the release of some undercover video. we want to warn you the images in this video are graphic. the animal rights group mercy for animals recorded this video at iowa select farms. shows workers tossing and kicking pig lets and pregnant pigs living in crates so small they can barely turn around. mercy for animals released the video to pressure costco, safeway and other stores from buying pork from other farms like this one. >> in a civilized society it's our moral obligation to prevent cruelty from all animals including mother pigs from needless cruelty and violence. >> safeway released a statement saying "s

farmer as you know partners than how has worked so hard to develop air scare in places like haiti, hasresting, you know, medical school kind of organization and practicing medicine on the ground in places like haiti. the effect of the earthquake in handy in the work they've done in the level they got to know just that i want to write about it. i want to write about what is happening? is the response adequate? is it but it should be? is the aid being used in the best it could be. he also used this as an opportunity to get haitian voices involved in this issue. he talks about how he gets different people involved in haiti that he has known for many years to write about this, too. so paul is not only talking about the hearings, but it's also been able to give voice to people in haiti who went all the brouhaha and for the d. have not necessarily been heard from. >> susan weinberg, the photo on the cover of this is rather powerful. >> it really is. we were looking for something that would convey the mix of emotions you get when you think about haiti in the earthquake in the recovery and it

fighting to keep factory wages down in haiti so that companies like levi's and haynes can keep making the big bucks but first let's see what the mainstream media decided to spend all of their time on while missing the bigger stories. the prize the third prize it's still a winner gate i'm not kidding these people will just not let this story go well join me all right it wouldn't be a day on cable t.v. if we do a tiny bit of anthony weiner and then here comes the drip i'm talking about today a vegas blackjack dealer named lisa weiss well she came forward and admitted having a nine month sexting relationship with a congressman another woman in the wiener scandal is a porn star ginger lee today t.m.c. reported wiener gave the porn star get this detailed instructions on how to lie about the relationship calls for a winner's resignation are growing louder as we learn some steamy new details of his online escapades along with evidence that he may have tried to orchestrate a cover up and this story undoubtedly is lowering the bar and that's unfortunate that your cell phones i don't want to kn

her follow-up trip to haiti. in effect saying her husband cares too.th africa and botswana, even though he has yet to visit the south of the continent. seven days, three generations of american women. signaling they're ready to dance to any song. >> and america's first black first lady still hoping to meet the first black south african president. >> which would be very historical. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> "rocket man" was on the charts a few years ago. >> i love that song. >> we can explain why that's being played. finally as nasa prepares to close the book on one era of spaceflight some are looking ahead to what's next. >> perhaps you maybe just a little bit. spaceships of tomorrow are on display at the texas history museum. jay mingus has a look at how we soon could be flying to the moon, maybe even mars. >> reporter: a rare chance to see a spacecraft designed to go deep into space is on public display in downtown austin. the orion multi-purpose crew vehicle is at the bob bullock texas state history museum. this video demonstrates how the explorati

and like rue rwanda, and he had -- the effect of the earthquake in haiti and the work they have done the level they got to know haiti, he just said, i want to write about what has happened, what is happening, is the response adequate, is the response from world leaders what should it should be? is the aid being used in the way it should be. he takes the opportunity to get haitian voices involve in this issue. he talks about how -- he gets different people involved in haiti that he has known often for many years, to write about this, too. so paul is not only talk about the experience in haiti but he has also been able to give voice to people in haiti who in all the brouhaha and publicity have not been heard from. >> susan wineberg, the photo on the cover of this is rather powerful. >> it really is. we were looking for something that would convey the mix of emotions you get when you think.haiti and the earthquake and you think about the recovery and it is such a mixture of hope and maybe despair, of grand plans and understanding everybody is so vulnerable. >> susan wineberg, publisher

. >>> 2000 counterfeit shirts and tee shirts are being sent to haiti to help children there. they were seized here by u.s. custom agents last year. the giants made their way to the playoffs. customs is giving the fake giants shirts to the nonprofit world vision in turn sending them to another agency that work was children in haiti. >> and in new york group turned a childrens' carousel into a high-stakes horse race. they captured it on tape. they planted a rocky and setting up the announcer table and appear 20d place bets. a giant rabbit was able to pull out the victory. >> we're here with the winning team. a lot of people didn't take the rabbit. how do you feel about the race today? >> good. >> and you feel good? >> that is improv there. is a link on our web site. just go to abc 7 news.com. >> and i love winter smiles. >> the governor says the budget he expects tonight is good for taxpayer buzz many are still would worried it will be bad for students head in the 4:30 half hour. >> when will it end? june rain making for a messy afternoon. >> and it hasn't ended in emeryville.

so many people living in tents in haiti.f the story, this is going to bring a little rain to areas including cuba that's been dealing with a severe drought. that's been happening over the last several months. look at this model right here showing you this system, trying to get its act together as we go about 48 hours out. the problem is, just not a lot to steer itself. that is going to be bringing the heavy rainfall. it's going to be sitting and spinning over the next several days. zain? >> jen delgado, thank you. >>> some other stories we're talking about today. there was no grand announcement, no news conference, just a homemade video that was linked to a twitter account. that's how nba star shaquille o'neill announced his retirement. the 39-year-old's been struggling with injuries. he started his message by saying, we did it, 19 years, baby. i want to thank you very much and that is why i am telling you first. >>> everything you see here is for sale. the shoes, the paintings, some of the other household items here. they a

the flooding that's been happening across hispaniola and haiti.aling with flooding since last week. as we look on the satellite, things are quieter but we've seen some explosive storms producing heavy rainfall. this area was being watched by the national hurricane center yesterday for about a 50% chance for a tropical cyclone to develop. now it's down to 10%. now we do know that reportedly 20 people actually died in haiti due to the flooding there. and it's going to take a while before the water starts to recede. keep in mind we're moving into the rainy season and hurricane season of course started last week. more rain on the way. but the system is going to move over towards the north as we go through today, as well as tomorrow and the heaviest rainfall is going to be affecting parts of cuba. it doesn't look like right now they're expecting it to develop into a tropical cyclone. here's the model showing you how the system moves to the west and of course we have our first tropical storm of the season in the pacific right now, not a threat to land.

counterfeit giants t-shirts and baseball caps are now headed to haiti.last fall federal agents seized the unofficial giants gear from unlicensed vendors. they were doing a big business outside at&t park during the historic march to the world series. well, the federal government could have destroyed those counterfeit items but they decided to donate the sports gear to the baseball fans in haiti. >>> all right. let's go back to sal to check in on traffic as people head out the door today. >> that's right. we should mention the giants did sweep a double header from the cubs yesterday. barry zitto's back. look at 237 westbound crossing 8 0. the traffic continues to look okay if you are driving out to 101. also this morning's commute okay on 880 north and southbound. bay bridge toll plaza commute is backed up for about an eight minute delay at the toll plaza. 6:57. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sal. some sun out there. partly to mostly cloudy. few showers possible. some in northern sonoma county. after today temperatures will calm town. there's our low ri

. >>> counterfeit giants t-shirts and baseball caps now headed to haiti.fall federal agents seized the unofficial giants gear from unauthorized vendors. they were doing a pretty brisk business outside at&t park during the giants historic march to the world series. while the federal government could have destroyed those counterfeit items but they decided they're going to donate the sports gear to baseball fans in haiti. >>> it is coming up on 6:00. check back in with sal for a look at traffic. what's going on, sal? >>> right now traffic is light if you are driving in many areas. there are no major problems. let's go to 280. it's very light so far. also this morning's commute on interstate 680 looks good heading to the south bay. david and pam, let's go back to you. >>> all right. time now 5:57. he told police he knew who shot him and then he died. we'll have the very latest from fairfield about a robbery case that turned deadly and also the continuing search for the gunman. >>> what police are looking for to link suspects to the robbery in fairfield. >>> an

its merchandise, though, no bay area fan will be wearing any time soon, instead it's headed to haiti. agents seized all of the counterfeit items in san francisco last year during the play-offs. they are turning over the merchandise, more than 2,400 items, to world vision, it's a humanitarian organization that helps poor children and families around the globe. immigrations and customs said counterfeiting is a growing problem that takes money and jobs away from americans. >> we got the items from several dozen different street vendors. some of the vendors were literally hiding the items in their underwear so that when the undercover investigators approached them anded and to buy, say, a counterfeit t-shirt, they would reach into their underwear and pull out a counterfeit shirt. >> it should arrive in haiti in time for the 2011 world series. >>> the examiner is reporting that debra johnson will take over as the interim department chief on friday. she's been muni's lead agency negotiator during contract talks with the operators union. johnson, though, was not the board's first pick. muni'

pressure area here in the caribbean as well already bringing hefty showers to areas like jamaica, haiti, as well as cuba. central america, too, looking at plenty of thundershower activity. watch out for flooding as well as landslides. now, for the u.s., the core of the really heavy rain is going to be featured here in the intermountain west. also chances of severe thunderstorms tonight. do want to watch out for that as well. widespread area here across montana, idaho, wyoming, looking at flood watches and warnings. river levels are getting very, very high. highs on tuesday, still looking pretty hot toward the east coast, getting up to 30 degrees in new york. >>> now for europe. it's going to be still an unsettled picture, really across the region, especially continental europe. thundershowers, again, really over a wide area. some stormy weather could be feature ed in parts of the scandinavian peninsula, as well, especially near the low pressure area here. for the british isles, another low is going to bring more persistent rains. perhaps not thundery here. definitely more rain to come o

government suggests fewer people died in the earthquake in haiti last year than the haitian government reported. it puts the number of dead between 46,060 thousand people. -- 40,000 and 60,000 people. a finding by the world health organization on cancer said using a mobile phone may increase the risks of certain types of brain cancer. scientists say a review suggests that cell phone use should be regarded as possibly carcinogenic. russian officials say the man suspected of a killing a journalist has been arrested. the journalist was shot renowned for outspoken criticism of vladimir putin, and reports on human rights violations in chechnya and the caucasus. she was shot dead five years ago in our moscow -- her moscow apartment building. military prosecutors in the united states have filed new charges against the man accused of the september 11 attacks. khalid sheikh mohammed and four other defendants will be tried at the detention center. >> the charges are only really knew because they are being charged again with the same offensive. -- the same offenses. the detainees were charged at

. >> in haiti, at hurricane katrina and rita, they supported desert storm in the middle east. >> reporterpe hudson and cape horn are usually tied up at pi er50. daily said they also provide a measure of safety for san francisco. >> having them here is a good thing because they can provide emergency power, house people if they have to, can -- supply water for a large amount of people. they are nice to have in a quake zone. >> reporter: there are 49 of them strategicly based around the united states with live on board crews they can be loaded with supplies and ready to sail in 96 hours. go to cbssf.com, click on connect to send me your good question. >> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, won three game sevens in one po .... until tonight... . >>> no team had ever won three game sevens in one postseason until tonight. the canucks had never won, the bruins hadn't in 39 years. one drought ended tonight, first period -- boston gets the early lead. then later in the second, brad marchon wraps around the goal and stuffs it past -- 2-0 bruins. they win 4-0. thomas makes 37 saves and shuts down the highest scori

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out of custody and never bothered to do so so we've had to sue them in the united kingdom courts in haiti.

she tramped to haiti to help build a dental clinic and this year helped fund raising events for a new home. >> and another group of volunteers head off to begin the construction of the project. >> every body will pitch in. >> world news with diane sawyer will be next.

so furthermore, we know that from the haiti earthquake and other examples that in crisis situations, those with disabilities are often inadequately cared for. we know that this is a big problem, and so i once again would like to join with the chairman in certainly thanking you for your appearance here and has for your interest. i have just a quick question or two since i almost exhausted my five minutes. i don't know how to tell time. but there appears to be limited information about the prevalence of autism worldwide especially in africa. what do you know about it in a nutshell about how widespread this disorder is in the world and in particularly in africa? and what are the greatest challenges in conducting autism prevalence studies abroad? would any of you like to try to take a stab at that? >> sure. so the challenges of conducting prevalent studies in africa is actually similar to hers it's about informing the community and the stakeholders so they can try to work with you. and we found when you have the community buy-in, you're actually able to generate the highest quality data.

out of custody and never bothered to do so so we've had to sue them in the united kingdom courts in haiti as corpus to tell them you have to get this prisoner back he never should have been sent out of iraq he was rendered unlawfully in violation of the geneva conventions and you have a responsibility to him he's your prisoner.

deadly flooding situation reported in haiti.ooks like you will need to watch out for further showers. another very wet area has been up in the mountain west of the united states. widespread flood watches, warnings will remain in place and it will be staying wet here. also looking at showers the upp. hot around the east coast. you do want to watch out for that extreme heat. over towards europe and it is still going to be aun unsettled picture. we'll talk about thundershowers widespread across parts of continental europe and scandinavia. the british isles another low will continue to stay in place and bring on showers mostly to scotland as well as ireland. and the heat hangs on out towards eastern europe, too. gets up to 30 degrees in war saw as well as kiev and still pretty warm in vienna as well. here is your three-day outlook. ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, the japanese government's nuclear safety agency has instructed utility companies across the country to come up with measures to better respond to a serious nuclear accident

the largest increases were in aid to international causes such as haiti earthquake relief.the biggest share of all charitable giving -- 35% -- was to religious organizations. last year's modest gains come after two years of lower charitable donations, which researchers blame on the economy. >>> meanwhile, american muslims are speaking out against a growing movement by many states to ban shariah, or islamic law in u.s. courts. at a capitol hill briefing, muslim leaders said six states are considering measures to prohibit courts from using shariah. 14 others have proposals to ban quote "foreign" law, which islamic groups say is code for shariah. proponents say they want to event extremists from trying to subvert the u.s. constitution. u.s. muslim leaders say the measures are unnecessary and unfairly single out their faith. >> those individuals and organizations -- who have sought to make this, fabricate this, so-called creeping sharia threat, have tried to make it part of our national scourse -- seek to divide us as americans. this is precisely, at the end, what they seek to

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