it includes the most important buildings in kabul, including the headquarters of the nato-led headquarters in afghanistan, the afghan defense ministry, and cia's afghan station. >> it took 19 minutes to bring the siege to an end. officials said all five attackers were killed and two afghan guards. the attack happened just a day after the arrival of the u.s. envoy, appointed to help peace efforts between the u.s. government and the taliban. >> unfortunately due to the increase of different operations, perhaps prompted also by the activities of the insurgency, as declared in their campaign, the situation of civilians in the country and conflict-related civilian casualties are indeed not going in the right direction. to the contrary, the situation has worsened. >> the brazen assault by taliban militants has cast doubt on the attempts. they attacked buildings near the presidential palace in kabul as well as the u.s. cia headquarters. the attack came a week after u.s. and taliban representatives had attempted to meet in doha, the capital of qatar. the session was canceled amid objections from t

the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood has been ransacked. in wildfire in arizona kills 19 members of an elite firefighting team. just one survived. put upds of hong kongers with rain to demand a stronger position be taken with china. moore's u.s. allies, countries like france, germany, and panned, are demanding to know if washington has been spying on them. a spokesman said blogging friends is unacceptable and this is not the cold war anymore. he added said it is just the report and not that fact. he is talking about the latest revelations from edward snowden which reveal the national security agency lists 38 embassies and missions of describing them as targets. includes french, italian, greek embassies, including japan. faxuded planting bugs into machines and other communications equipment. what has been the french reaction to the news? >> the french reaction has been one of consternation and anger. the french farm minister instantly demanded clarification from the united states. what we have been hearing from other officials and senior pol

the main headquarters in cairo were attacked by about five hundred groups that the headquarters were not guarded by the police late last night . to try and step in firing tear gas the one able to stop the deadly stupid street battles between those who support the brotherhood and those who are against the brotherhood that left several dead the muslim brotherhood for their part saying this is completely unacceptable the opposition mainly led by thugs and that the president was democratically elected and therefore the only way for him to leave office is. the ballot box meanwhile protesters are already gathering on tahrir square for a second day of mass rallies respect for the people to be at the presidential palace as well this. comes off the nationwide protests were called by a grassroots campaign called tomorrow which means rebel they say they've collected twenty two million signatures cooling for the ouster of the president they issued an ultimatum late last night saying the president must leave office by five pm tuesday otherwise they will launch a series of nationwide civil disobed

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egyptian protesters stormed the headquarters of the ruling muslim brotherhood in cairo as millions take to the streets demanding president morsi. european officials are up in arms over the sheer scale of washington's spying against them as revealed in the documents calling it a throwback to the cold war meanwhile venezuela hints of possible asylum for the man behind those revelations edward snowden. britain's dry downing street to embrace g.m. food despite a wall of activists and health organizations who say politicians and corporations are treating consumers like getting paid. welcome you're watching r.t. with me and. nash news just in protesters in egypt have stormed the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood in cairo ransacking the building and hurling furniture out of the window that comes after some twenty million citizens flooded cities across the nation demanding the president step down by choose day or face a mass rebellion true reports from colorado on how the m arrest has been developing . millions of egyptians came down to the streets in nationwide protests against president

headquarters after "armed terrorists tried to storm it." the political arm has called on people to rise up against the army until ousted president mohamed morsi is returned to power. >> dozens of people died in the early-morning shootout. doctors at this nearby hospital could hardly keep up with the number of victims. >> touring early-morning prayers, people came and told us what happened. he have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds so far -- we have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds >> it is still not clear what started the bloodshed. >> we were praying at dawn when the army came with armored personnel carriers am a tanks, and troops. they locked the door and threw bombs and other devices. the mosque has been turned into a field hospital. >> the egyptian army says armed terrorists tried to storm the base of the republican guards and says this video shows them opening fire. interim president audley mann sort -- adly mansour as called for restraint and set up an official required -- adly mansour has called for restr

particular emphasis on headquarter staff.f you can talk to us a little bit briefly about the position and why you elevated it and what you think concluding thoughts about the army's role. >> first of all, we are going to reduce our headquarters 20% we're working that very hard. we're making some decisions in the army that will probably go down to two star level headquarters. and reduce all of them by about 20% if not more. we're doing a review of that and we'll look at how we go about doing it. in terms of pacific, first of all, the navy and air force had -- we reduce significantly the amount of our general officers in europe. we used to have a four star in europe and that's now three star. we eliminated a headquarters in europe. we are in process of eliminating general officer positions. we reinvested it based on the parties, which is asia-pacific. there's a four star korean, what we needed was a four star who can work the rest of the asia-pacific region and be on par with their counterparts. whether it be in china, thailand

i'm marina josh emo come to the program now anti-government rioters in egypt have stormed the headquarters of the ruling muslim brotherhood and cairo ransacking the buildings smashing windows and setting parts of it on fire that comes after millions of outrage citizens flooded cities square is across the nation demanding the president step down by tuesday or face a mass rebelling while we can talk to our correspondent in egypt belt true so tell us how significant is this attack on muslim brotherhood headquarters. absolutely violent clashes erupted between supporters and opponents of the president mohamed morsi during a day of nationwide massive protests against the president on the first anniversary of his inauguration in office what happened last night was several hundred armed groups attacked the headquarters of the muslim brotherhood that the president held from with more of the tops and rocks this was quite significant as this is the main building the main headquarters of this group that is like i said the president from security forces at the time were not guarding the building they s

the main headquarters in cairo were attacked by about five hundred groups the headquarters were not guarded by the police late last night this committee forces did try and step in firing tear gas but one able to stop the deadly stupid street battles speaking to protesters yesterday in these huge rallies they told me they've seen no change in the last year president mohamed morsi has ruled that the economy is in freefall that there is a major fuel and water shortages and a bread crisis on the horizon rights groups are saying that human rights abuses are still rampant that torture isn't that making the police force and really we've seen things nothing changed since that hosni mubarak was in power in fact the situation is actually worse meanwhile the muslim brotherhood led government is seeing a significant amount dissent from within the government itself we've just had reports that for ministers have resigned supposedly in reaction to the last few days of demonstrations against the president and finance a number of episodes of violence across the different governorates the muslim brot

headquarters after "armed terrorists tried to storm it." the political arm has called on people to rise up against the army until ousted president mohamed morsi is returned to power. >> dozens of people died in the early-morning shootout. doctors at this nearby hospital could hardly keep up with the number of victims. >> touring early-morning prayers, people came and told us what happened. he have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds so far -- we have seen more than 100 patients with gunshot wounds >> it is still not clear what started the bloodshed. >> we were praying at dawn when the army came with armored personnel carriers am a tanks, and troops. they locked the door and threw bombs and other devices. the mosque has been turned into a field hospital. >> the egyptian army says armed terrorists tried to storm the base of the republican guards and says this video shows them opening fire. interim president audley mann sort -- adly mansour as called for restraint and set up an official required -- adly mansour has called for restr

from out his or headquarters -- from al jazeera headquarters in doha. the second-in-command of the yemen-based al qaeda on the arabian peninsula has been killed in a u.s. drone strike. a spokesman confirmed the death shahiri, a saudi national who was released on guantÁnamo bay. when he won children and a cook died of food poisoning after eating a school meal -- 21 children and a coke died of food poisoning after eating a school meal. the food may have contained poisonous chemicals. proposed --he deposed resident morsi have been demonstrating and cairo. earlier there were scuffles between war see supporters and opponents in a northern town after an attack on a muslim brotherhood office there. >> the trial of the captain of the costa concordia cruise liner has begun in italy. francesco should see no -- schettino has been charged with causing the ship to crash. leading to the deaths of 32 people. more than 300 former passengers and workers who survived the disaster will be testifying. c and slow joins us now from italy where the trial has been happening. c

will start with egypt where troops have opened fire as mohammed morsi is bikers marched on the headquarters of the republican guard reports claim at least three people have been killed and several injured the muslim brotherhood supporters are currently staging mass protests over the crew that deposed president paul saved the military house continued arresting is the miss figures while other faction members they had hunted the deposed president is currently believed to be held at the building where the gunfire broke out and of course we'll bring you more in a few minutes when we join our middle east correspondent. who is in cairo right now for us. in a while five months and counting that's how long the inmates have begun tunnel by prison have been refusing food to protest at what they call inhumane treatment despite international our frazier with the situation the hunger strike is showing no signs of ending and today we're taking a closer look at why. so nearly two thirds of the inmates have now joined the protest against their indefinite detection detention without trial forty five of those

to the obama campaagn headquarters in chicago where they worked in secret making algorithms, models.> stephen: he lied about that too. it's a secret. >> he had professional poker playerss child property gee, biophysicists as well as the data scientists. >> stephen: that sounds like the legion of oom. >> it's an amazing stooy because what they were able to do was to microttrget so that the canvasesserss the people, many of whom... >> stephen: hundreds of thousands of eople going around the country. >> two million stephen: that's many hundreds of thousands. >> their work and the way they crushed romney... >> stephen: cruss is a strong word. crush is a strong word. just say he lost and move on. >> he lost by five million votes. but romney was a self-described numbers guy but he was running what his people called a mad man campaign out of thee1960s. his guys some of them worked on reaaan's 1984 campaign whereas in chicago, you had these geeks who were designing ways to, for instance, take on-line fund raising from 15 million a month to 150 million a month. they completely cracked the cod

police headquarters in northwest.to do with that missing 7-year-old boy with autism discovered dead inside a car in northeast yesterday. our pat collins is on the scene right there. he will have the latest from this news conference coming up at the top of the hour at "news 4 at 5:00". >> an ohio school district is taking a hands on approach to campus safety. teachers, administrators and staff are all taking a gun training course to prepare for a possible active shooter scenario. >> nbc's jackie sprague talked to officials about this new program. >> reporter: right on target. these teachers, school administrators and staff spent saturday afternoon firing guns at the shelby county shooting range. >> we're very excited about the opportunity. whatever it takes to save kids. >> reporter: the sheriff's office partnered with school districts around the county to provide the free training. >> these teachers were great students. they get it. they were focused. they were very passionate about what was going on. >> reporter: aft

apparently it was going to be a joint command headquarters. if you actually go in to see the computer room -- they did a separate computer room. we think it may have been a joint operation. that quickly changed. it is just left there now to sit. host: which company built it? was a we believed it british company, the best- constructed building i have seen in afghanistan. thatnd a lot of buildings are falling down. buildings that will electrocute students. buildings where the roofs fall down. we usually find a lot of shoddy construction, horrible construction. we're looking at other sites of poor construction right now. this one was perfect. almost perfect. the irony is just a few months ago. the military, even though this building will be torn down, spent taxpayer dollars to improve the fire suppression system on a building that will probably be destroyed. host: will the $34 million price tag go up? guest: absolutely. fire suppression couple hundred thousand. compared to 34 million or billions we have seen wasted, it is small, but one hand does

. >> announcer: from the headquarters in new york, this is "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> a volley of gunfire freed two people but not before their captor shot and killed six others. the drama began friday evening at an apartment building in high laya where police say a tenant shot and killed a couple during an argument and then randomly began firing at neighbors. tonight, the terrorized community is still recovering after the final dramatic confrontation earlier today between the gunman and a police s.w.a.t. team, much of it caught on tape. our mark potter is there tonight with more. mark, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. behind me is the apartment complex where the shootings took place. it began last night and ended early this morning when police shot and killed the gunman holding hostages. one by one vans from the medical examiner's office left an apartment complex today with the bodies of six victims and the gunman who he shot his neighbors with a .9 millimeter handgun. the hours long ordeal began around 6:30 eastern last night when a building tenant identified

live from bloomberg headquarters in new york. >> it's 4:36 and 77 degrees out there. >>> asiana say their there i

. >>> plus, breaking ground on a new headquarters. when samsung will move into the ten-story building and why it will benefit more than just the people working there. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department descended on an illegal marijuana field today. >>> up to the minute, the minute you're up, ktvu channel 2 news and mornings on 2, complete bay area news coverage. weekdays at 4:30. >>> new at 6, drug enforcement officers from the santa clara county sheriff's department and other agencies raided an illegal marijuana field today, cutting down thousands of plants from public property. the large operation is just wrapping up, deep within henry state park in santa clara county. that's where robert joins us. >> reporter: we are near the state park entrance. we have been with drug enforcement teams all day as they broke up that illegal marijuana grow operation that had been here for months, deep in the heart of the park. a helicopter carrying out 500- pound loads of marijuana plants made for a strange sight at henry coast state pa

general motors has headquarters in the city. gm responded to industry decline by declaring bankruptcy in 2009. people living in detroit numbered about 1.8 million in 1950. now, there are just 700,000. the population decline led to a decrease in tax revenues, city officials have faced financial distress ever since. market experts have seen signs of recovery in the u.s. including the auto industry. but analysts say detroit's bankruptcy is a hangover from longer term problems. president barack obama and his senior advisors are reportedly monitoring the situation. a white house spokesperson said the administration is committed to working as a partner in detroit's recovery. >>> people are reacting to the news that their city has gone bankrupt. our correspondent maki hatae is in detroit. >> reporter: overnight it was dark in detroit simply because the city does not have money to pay its electricity bills. you can see the headquarters of general motors back there, the world renowned automaker, the heart of the american auto industry. i

live from our headquarters in moscow this is r.t. with me to bomb would say let's take a look at the news of the. the list of countries willing to give a sanctuary to the man who expose the n.s.a. surveillance program continues to grow bolivia has joined nicaragua and venezuela and offering asylum to edward snowden who is wanted by the u.s. now slated is believed to be stranded in the transit zone of a moscow airport after his passport was canceled by the u.s. he has previously sought refuge in a twenty one countries around the world to mark the one of them they being iceland now previously washington has been pressuring they say to reporters including

. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >>> good evening. any time a shipment of weapons system components is intercepted on its way from cuba to north korea, it's going to get attention. that's the case tonight, in a story that reminds folks of another time, when jfk was in the white house and the world stood still during a stand-off over weapons in cuba. while times have changed and the stakes are different this time, it was nonetheless an intercept of what appear to be illegal weapons components on board a vessel where they were hiding their cargo, hoping to get through the panama canal, and then halfway around the world, undetected. it's where we begin tonight with nbc's mark potter in miami. >> reporter: while it lacked the drama of some of the high seas encounters of the red scare years. it does appear two old enemies of the u.s. were caught red handed. panamanian officials say they first detained the ship known as the chong chon gang because they suspected it carried illegal drugs. they found something entirely differe

we tried to talk to the chief outside headquarters today but he went inside the biuilding whn he saw our camera. a few minutes later chief can i talk to you. the chief came out but drove off without saying word. >> a few minutes after the chief drove off i received an e-mail saying he could not talk to me because he had been dealing with a sensitive personnel issue and he was back in his office. i responded i can come up to see you if you have time but he never responded back. tommy wells said the group came to see him and he reminded him he had urged the group to read his report so they can understand exactly what the fire department was dealing with. in the fox 5 newsroom, i'm paul

wjz is live at police headquarters with meghan mccorkell who has more. meghan?> reporter: the mayor and the state's attorney were out walking the western district tonight to send a message, but some clergy members say stopping the violence all comes down to trust. [ [ sigh sirens ] >> reporter: 120 people murdered in baltimore this year, 28 killed last month. >> i think the majority of them don't. >> reporter: now community leaders are taking to the streets to try and help neighbors stand up against criminals. >> it's important for a neighborhoods and the community to be engaged to show that they're not going to relinquish the streets to violence. >> reporter: city police doubled patrols in crime hot spots. police now have the 900 block of bennett place under 24 hour surveillance after three murders here since the beginning of the year. more and more officers are out on foot patrol. >> we want to let them know we breathe, we walk, we live, we work in this community. this is our community, and we respect the community. >> reporter: but some clergy members are cri

coast guard headquarters to douglas a. munro coast guard headquarters building. to support lleagues this measure. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from wisconsin is recognized. ms. norton: i don't yield back. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady reserves. r. petri: i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia. ms. norton: we honor signalman munro by naming a first class extraordinary state-of-the-art building after him but in honoring signalman munro, i think we also honor members of the coast guard. these are, to coin a cliche, real unsung heroes in our society. they are the men and women who save men and women and children every year right here in our country as part of their duties here so that in a real sense when we name this building for the only medal of honor winner, i think it will make americans also understand that there are many heroes of the coast guard who also serve them every day of every year. with that i yield back

you now we're getting conflicting we're pools that including the torturing of the ruling party headquarters and tear gas on the streets how bad is it. should the plan to put their fears under menace to the interior. can you hear us again yeah i don't know what's going on where you are now we're getting really conflicting reports from that so i actually meant trunk there's a big there was a big garden in front of the headquarters with a sort of. a full attention. now to change the clothes which is the business trip of the party and all of them they're just calling on their supporters to go on the most very confronting the latest you get into they're going to get back to you you know it's one that we are imposing hug her the motivation confront the c.g. agent and then there the plan is that ok to go after that to go to the headquarters of the national council doing something which is also in the suburbs. can you tell us more details about they are such a nation itself. so. to each other know that many many people are just shocked like who just like a similar event happened six months ago that

the army for their part say that they were attacks on the republican guard headquarters is just in front of me here by the city and they say the armed groups supports them or see how to attack them meanwhile the military helicopters continue to circle the area and their army deploys in all the streets surrounding this in. chief editor of mother mass an independent news website covering the situation in egypt other thanks for taking time to be with us so claims and counterclaims today the muslim brotherhood so the army for a peaceful protest the army says this terrorist what do you think really happened here. it is hard to have. a full account of what happened because each party is is. is not is obviously. biased to its to its side but i witness accounts that we've been collecting says the morning seemed to agree and most of them are third party eyewitness accounts. who are not part of the army and were not part of the sit in that was part of the clashes these eyewitness accounts seem to agree on the five that the clashes started when the army started firing tear gas at the sit in perhaps

with monitor and rocks this was quite significant as this is the main building the main headquarters of this security forces at the time were not guarding the building they stepped in a few hours later attempting to clear the clashes with take us they were unsuccessful on sunday we saw massive dissent against the president they were nationwide protests in all the governorates including here in the capital where we people were saying this is the largest expression of dissent from the biggest protests they've seen since said the january twenty five revolution the opposition say they are not going to back down president mohamed morsi must leave he's incapable of running the country they issued an ultimatum yesterday saying that unless he steps down by choose to fight pm they will instigate massive acts of civil disobedience across the country speaking to protesters yesterday told me that really nothing has changed in egypt over the course of the last year during president knows she's ruled this massive unemployment rate is a worsening fuel and water crisis is massive shortages this elec

the 64,000 square foot headquarters was wired for 110-volt appliances. the 220-volt equipment used by afghans it would cost more u.s. taxpayer dollars to convert it. the special inspector general for afghanistan is it commanding answers from defense secretary chuck hagel. commanders determined as early as may of 2010 that there was no need for the facility, yet the military still moved ahead. i am deeply troubled that the military may have spent taxpayer funds on a construction project that should have been stopped. this waste of taxpayer money is not unique. in northern afghanistan. the state department spent $80 million on a ten year lease for a building to be used as a u.s. consulate that was later deemed to be too vulnerable to attacks, it too has been scrapped, shep. >> shepard: and the beat goes on, jennifer. the pentagon is warning of hiring freezes now and reduced facilities maintenance for the upcoming fiscal year. i guess they could use that 34 mil back, huh? this is because of automatic spending cuts that kicked in a few months ago of a congre

if we're at the headquarters. let's get a quick run through of the top stories, the white house sending senior centers to egypt the easy political crisis. it comes as supporters of the deposed president are having nationwide demonstrations. israeli and palestinian negotiators have agreed to meet again within two weeks. as a verycribed positive meeting with u.s. president barack obama. u.s. whistleblower bradley manning found not guilty of aiding the enemy but guilty of other charges including espionage and theft. the group has accused the party and members of the authority of running a malicious campaign against it. an official says elements within the interim egyptian government also colluded with their opponents to demonize them. worried about what he describes as conspiracies against egypt and other countries. documents show those fears could well be growing. the group says it has proof that the rival parties are trying to further destabilize the jet and make it look like hamas is to blame. claim a memo sent to

headquarters in delhi, these are your top stories. egypt armed forces warned protesters to stay away as thousands threatened to march on its headquarters. israeli and palestinian negotiators head to washington to lay the groundwork for a new round of peace talks. 27 candidates and millions of votes cast. molly holds a landmark presidential election. i am in rio de janeiro, brazil, where pope francis has just ended his first international trip. >> we begin in egypt, where thousands of demonstrators have been attempting to march towards the military intelligence headquarters. the crowds began moving from the capital of the city district before eventually turning around. egypt armed forces have issued a statement warning the protesters to stay away from military installations in general and the military intelligence headquarters, in particular. the statements went onto say that any person who got too close or tried to engage engage with the personnel protecting it would expose themselves to danger in accordance with the law. supporters o

asiana has its headquarters in seoul. it operates 14 domestic and 90 international routes throughout asia, europe and a number of gateway cities in north america and that would be us at sfo. this is a growing airline. by the end of the year, they expect to increase the trans pacific passenger routes. >> a lot of people since it was the holiday weekend weren't near the tvs. with social media today, most people found out about this through their phones, communicated via e-mail, via social media. and there were some people who were supposed to be on this flight that are getting a lot of attention because they weren't. >> let's bring in scott budman who joins us from the newsroom and continues this coverage. this is fashi this is fascinating to see these accounts. for journalists and people of facebook as well. >> you're right. showing us the photos that many circulated via instagram and twitter. a certain facebook post that you alluded to getting a lot of attention because it comes from facebook executive sheryl sandberg. ta

but that is done regularly because brussels as the headquarter of europe so to say is a popular centeror politicians and lobbyists and international agents. these checks are quite regular but it will intensify the checks. >> talking of consequences there already. what repercussions could the allegations have? >> we heard about the free-trade agreement. and in the report the decision to open the talks about the free-trade agreement was only taken a few weeks ago. it was not at all supported by all countries here in the e.u. first. there were countries with really serious doubts. among them france. now the french president said that we shouldn't open negotiations unless we get a guarantee from the u.s. that they stop spying. it has been a long process to get the free-trade agreement to even start rolling. these discussions may be interrupted before they even start and others like the green party have called for protection for whistleblowers like snowden. there is a big debate now in brussels. >> to egypt now where five cabinet ministers are considering to resign their post to join the pr

he is accused of inciting violence at the republican guard headquarters. suspect in the boston marathon bombing has pleaded not guilty. dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with weapons of mass destruction. three people were killed and more than 260 were injured. canadian police say that 50 people have died in the explosion caused by runaway train. the u.s. company who controls the train believe the hand brakes were not happily set. -- properly set. that theted angrily u.s. is spying on industries. there is new evidence from the former government contractor, edward snowden. >> from the u.s. mexican border, outraged friends and foes of the united states are debating a regionwide response to allegations that u.s. national security agency has been spying on them. reports of list in the brazilian newspaper include not just u.s. surveillance on political internal affairs and military countries like venezuela, but also commercial spying into the energy sector. brazil, venezuela, argentina, and mexico have all substantial reserves of oil and gas. journalist who broke the

that's at the headquarters of the power base, the muslim mother road. they hoped fire on protesters. people died in the violence. he is the first democratically elected president. many applaud the military's ultimatum. >> we welcome the military's decision. the military is with us. we suffered for 30 years under the mubarak administration, but morsi's government is also bad. >> the state run tv reports he was holding talks with his defense minster and other officials. the top diplomat from the united states report the asia specific will be one of the main priorities. john kerry has pledged to strengthen u.s. 1r68meinvolveme. from the soerngz of southeast asian nations at the conference. some members have criticized china for increasing activities in the south china sea. kerry said the u.s. has a national interest in maintaining freedom of navigation and international law. >> as a pacific nation, we take our supports and partnerships seriously and we continue to build an active and enduring presence in every respect. >> kerry met with his counterparts fr

but that is done regularly because brussels as the headquarter of europe so to say is a popular centeror politicians and lobbyists and international agents. these checks are quite regular but it will intensify the checks. >> talking of consequences there already. what repercussions could the allegations have? >> we heard about the free-trade agreement. and in the report the decision to open the talks about the free-trade agreement was only taken a few weeks ago. it was not at all supported by all countries here in the e.u. first. there were countries with really serious doubts. among them france. now the french president said that we shouldn't open negotiations unless we get a guarantee from the u.s. that they stop spying. it has been a long process to get the free-trade agreement to even start rolling. these discussions may be interrupted before they even start and others like the green party have called for protection for whistleblowers like snowden. there is a big debate now in brussels. >> to egypt now where five cabinet ministers are considering to resign their post to join the pr

>> reporter: well, union and management continue to talk here at ac transit headquarters here in oakland. talking also about not having a strike tomorrow. this despite the fact that many issues remain on the table unresolved. >> there has been some progress. there have been items that moved off of the table. but nothing that i feel that we can bring back to our members that they would be proud of or ratify. >> the union, on the public facebook page said president williams will continue to bargain until midnight when the contract expires and plan to give them 24 hours before any action which we take to mean a strike. >> how far would you go tonight? through midnight? >> i would go all of the way until midnight. ac transit was the one that got tired and wanted to go home. we are in it to get a contract. we are bargaining. i told them i have my toothbrush and a clean shirt and i am not going anywhere. [ cheers and applause ] >> so far no specific word on what is going on inside. we have not heard about a 24- hour warning on a strike. >> we heard from the union, but what is ac transit manage

they are both building headquarters in silicon valley. louie has the story from san jose. >> samsung is putting up what hopes it will be new headquarters that reflects the technology it is producing. a $300 million building with a center courted yard and places for people to interact. >> work spaces will invited collaboration and no one will be more than a floor away from an area that opens to the out doors. architect says it helps employees to stay focused. >> they can talk to each other more quickly and have impromptu meetings. >> this will be home to the research and development and place for customer meetings. it could be public showcase of the latest technology similar to one at its headquarters. they expect to do aggressive hiring. at a groundbreaking ceremony, cisco joked about poaching its employees. >> i will continue to be pleased if you don't recruit. >> planning officials in san jose see the building as a catalyst fo other companies to redo their offices to recruit talent. >> they can work anywhere around the world and so they

officials from the muslim brotherhood party said their cairo headquarters came under attack. they said scores of protesters fired shotguns and threw petrol bombs. muslim brotherhood provides most of morsi's support. the state-run news agency says 92 people were injured in the northern city in clashes between the two sides. 253 egyptians were injured across the country on sunday. >>> asean countries have agreed to issues in the sea. ten nations and china discussed territorial issues in the south china sea as part of a series of meetings held on sunday. the asean members agreed to negotiate with china to draw up a legally binding code of conduct. they agreed to have an official meeting in september in china. senior officials are expected to discuss how to peacefully resolve issues in the south china sea. both say sean and china want to resolve the issue through negotiations in accordance with international law. he also said a mechanism in a form of legally binding rules is necessary to maintain order. japan's morn minister has stressed the importance of cooperation in urging no

"today in the bay's" christie smith is live at oakland police headquarters with reaction from familyembers. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jon. we spoke with the grandfather of little daphne webb. he says the family has gotten a lot of support through this horrible ordeal. he also stresses they want to put the focus on finding little daphne and not necessarily the actions of her father. the search for daphne viola webb ins tense fid just hours after john webb was arrested on suspicion of child endangerment. the case is still being treated as a kidnapping and missing persons case. twice now police have searched the martin luther king regional shoreline park near the airport using cadaver dogs, helicopters, looking for any sign of them÷aj little girl. they also searched the father's home. police say webb told them he would come to the area to play with his daughter. webb told police he left the little girl in the car with his 87-year-old mother who has dementia. he says he ran into a convenience store on 79th and international and came back and daphne was gone. webb is being

. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with lester hold holt. >> good evening. it's more than 24 hours since a jury of women was sent behind closed doors to decide a murder trial that riveted this country for the last several weeks. the shooting death by a neighborhood watch volunteer in sanford, florida. tonight still no verdict. the suspension this this emotionally charged case is building inside and outside the courthouse and so are tensions. the requesty to be answered, whether george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin in an act of self defense. the prosecution contents it was second-degree murder. we will get legal perspective, but ron mott is outside the courthouse where there have been late developments. what's happening now? >> reporter: good evening to you. this jury has been almost three weeks and deliberating for 13 hours and counting and they asked the court to clarify the instruction for manslaughter. >> your verdict finding george zimmerman either guilty or not guilty must be unanimous. >> after 56 witnesses, 12 days of