hence the use of the wiretaps and that they were going for such a big sentence. the message is, we will not let you keep getting away with this kind of behavior. >> thank you so much for joining us. the hundreds of thousands of refugees huddled in in a canyon refugee camp rely on aid workers for their survival. now two of them have been kidnapped at gunpoint. they were working at a french refugee camp when they were abducted. this is the third kidnapping of foreigners in the area in just over one month. >> the vulnerability of aid workers is demonstrated starkly once again. these are health workers vaccinating children. it was an msf vehicle that was seized. the kenyan driver was shot. the two international staff are now missing. in 1991, refugees began fleeing violence. it is the current combination and the continued fighting that has turned it into the world's largest refugee camp. at the kenya-somalia border, despite security measures, it will be impossible to prevent infiltration by militants. officials say security has been deteriorating. this is a particula

this exquisite window is belt on the west side, hence it does not get any light. >> nightly she would retreat to her seance room to hear what the spirits wanted her to do. despite the grand ballrooms and bright welcoming sits rooms and parlors, mrs. winchester never received visitors, behind the high walls she lived her life alone. perhaps the simplest explanation can be found in the deaths of her husband and infant daughter. her daughter annie died shortly after birth and her husband died 15 years later. >> she reportedly wore black all the time. she never went out without a vail. she just remained in mourning for her entire life. >> reporter: her grasp of immortality ended when she died in her sleep. she has received a lasting immortality. the lonely home is now a that gives tours. >> she inherented $20 million in cash. >> reporter: when m rs. winchester died, servants opened the safe, there was no gold, jewels or great sum of cash. all the servants found were locks of her husband and infant daughters hairs along with the copies of the obituaries. those were the only things that mr

akabane means red feathers, hence, the red, i guess.s alone and some days he doesn't speak to a single person. and then, one day he appeared dressed all in green. seino couldn't hold back his curiosity and stopped him to talk. he said, you want to come to my house? huh? he invited seino to his home and their odd relationship began. ♪ they're good buddies now. the two enjoy karaoke together. >> somewhere hidden in a person's heart is the desire to be appreciated. i think everybody's like that. people try hard to be recognized as a person. i thought seino would understand me and like me. for what i am. he considers seino a dear friend even though he's much younger. he showed off his prized collection of red clothes. >> when i go to a chinese restaurant wearing this, the restaurant fills up with customers. a lucky cat. >> and this is his favorite item. oh dear! you're on the wrong program. on this day, he had something special he wanted to give seino. >> here. >> to mr. seino. >> just open it. >> it's pretty heavy. >> well, sure it is. >>

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you may sit in a different place, hence the conversation. mailbag@wusa9.com. all right, topper has more of our unsettled weather when we come back and we'll have more for you. stay with us. >>> now to the trial of conrad murray. the doctor accused of killing michael jackson. prosecutors begun to call their final witnesses. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter, accused of overloading jackson's body with a powerful anesthetic to help the singer fall asleep and of course that ended up killing him. on the witness stand, a sleep expert testified it was unacceptable for murray to use such a drug for that purpose. >> in standard practice, particularly in a home setting without appropriate monitoring, it is absolutely incomprehensible. >> starting sometime next week, dr. murray's defense team will call its panel of experts trying to counter what more than 50 witnesses testified to over the past three weeks. >>> and a state department dinner just getting underway for the south koreaen president. you are looking live at the white house where folks are arrivin

. >> hence the sign over there, the money hogging ? >> exactly. >> how long do you guys plan to stay? >> we're going to be here as long as it takes. >> okay. thanks so much. they have been here since tuesday at noon. they plan to be here weeks, if not months, according to them. but we'll check back with them in the 5:00 hour, so stay tuned. >> thanks a lot. many of them still out there organizing. since monday, it's now doubled if size. on the facebook page it's occupied baltimore. when we started this on monday, there was around 1500 followers and likes. this is where they began organizing. but a lot of people have a misconception this is the results of a grass roots effort that was started on some college campuses. it's now been reported by several news agencies that this site move on.org has been behind the process that started in new york, as occupy wall street has now spread to eight major cities. orchestrating it is moveon.org. >>> a health scare in ocean city forcing one city to close. they're -- we'll have the details and what

hence years a core issue for us since it's new commitments if any goes to be held between the parties in the future if it. i mean best or mr. palestine will get even members status it will give you rights is it true that the first thing palestine will do is to see you israel to take israel to the international court this is true and no this is not. we don't plan to use the international organizations to change the israelis so this is possible is it possible. this is all right that we have the right to do that. but if your question is whether we are going to do it in the way you've just mentioned the answer is no. that we are responsible people to read and we shoulder responsibility towards our people for this the need we don't want to start a crisis and it was so fun at the we would behave with the international community with big responsibility meaning that we don't want to confront these release or the americans. all we want is to be keen for our people the right to step their own state. who are an independent palestinian state within the nineteen sixty seven borders in order for us

we have a right to privacy and because most of us can't afford rent or to buy a house, hence our our privacy and we need those. >> i want to say that you guys look very interested. -- disinterested. you look bored. i have been working here for over three years. i work at 4: 30 in the morning. this is been going on for over three years. i am not necessarily living in the occupation, but i work near there. every day between 3:00 at 4:00 in the morning for the last three years have been of arresting people, kicking people out at the department of public works comes with the big cannister between 3:00 at 4:00 in the morning and start in the parks, they water homeless people. it happens all the time. you guys are full of shit, by the way. [applause] >> next speaker. >> i'm a franciscan. i have been around this town for a long time. the oldest survivor of the earthquake, 106 years old, you have long roots in san francisco and i have been proud of the fact that is a very progressive city. i was glad to see from all the studies that they said that san francisco was the city that had most neg

some sick liicality to it but i do, next year could be better for them and the economy in general, hence i include it. >> you mentioned eney earnings expected to be bullish in the quarter ahead. you're looking at the b- shares for royal dutch shell, r-r.d.s, yielding just under 5%. how touchy is in for oil prices? >> i think that oil prices, as long as they stay above $70 a barrel, it's going to be okay for the biggies like royal dutch. and i think royal dutch has very powerhouse position globally in their current discovery ratio and their costs. >> tom: your previous picks back in early may, may 6, you liked the insurance giant chabov, kraft foods up three and a half%. do you still hold these? >> i do. chub is a strong company and one of the better insurance companies in terms of the quality of their book and i think in the case of kraft, their acquisition of cad berry has been good for them. >> tom: do you own anything you mentioned tonight? >> everything i mentioned is in the wood asset dividend aristocrat portfolio, yes. >> tom: our market monitor this friday evening is robert stoval

hence, why we would not necessarily support that finding. supervisor campos: we have a motion to have to recommend to the board of supervisors that we disagree with finding no. 5 but agree with recommendation no. 6, disagree with finding no. 6 and recommendation no. 7. again, for the record, just to make it clear, by saying i disagree with the statement that olse is underfunded for the purposes of this project, i am in no way saying that olse is not underfunded. in fact, it is. you have three supervisors today who made that comment and maybe that will resolve it. that is down the road. we have a motion by president tchiu. calis, can we take that motion? without objection. we want to thank all of the departments for the responses and members of the civil grand jury for their work on this matter. thinking to the members of the public who came out for this. please call -- item 3. >> item 3. hearing on the recently published 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "log cabin ranch moving towards positive horizons." supervisor campos: we will

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that a few years ago everybody seemed to want him to win, hence all of these accusations of the so-called liberal media bias. your thoughts about that and how you think the times is going to cover successfully this race for the white house? >> we have always been equal opportunity tough at the "new york times." during the 2008 campaign, we ransom investigative stories that the obama campaign definitely did not care for and we have had very sober assessments of his performance in the white house and will cover the campaign the way we always cover campaigns. we get behind the curtain and dig and look at the donors and what the candidates are saying and truth tests of statements. tavis: all of the black ink on my hands not withstanding, i read "new york times" first thing every morning. i'm an old school guy and i love reading the paper. i go online but i love putting the paper in my hands. i love reading books. i love the old school way. there are those who ask whether the times will be the times as we know it several years down the road? >> i think it is very hard to be a soothsayer, that'

. >> that will help those individuals reduce their probability of defaulting, and hence, help prevent more properties coming onto the market, contributing to the glut and driving down prices. all of that will follow from this. however, i need to emphasize that the magnitudes are quite small. the administration isn't making estimates on how much harp will help housing. dekaser says outside factors, like interest rates, will determine how many people are helped and by how much. >> if mortgage rates go up, the incentive to refinance greatly goes down, and the effects of this program would be diminished. should mortgage rates decline, however, there will be far greater opportunity to take advantage of a program like this, create an incentive to do so. >> reporter: president obama plans more rollouts in the coming weeks of programs designed to boost the economy. the next one, a plan to help creat jobs for veterans, is scheduled to be announced wednesday sylvia hall, "nightly business report," washington. >> susie: we all know the u.s. housing rket is stuck in the basement, but st how bad i

this trading floor, if machines can cheer, but it has absolutely no effect on corporate earnings and henceno affect on the markets. and i don't think the fall of any dictator anywhere would move the market. >> spouse the saudi family had issues, suppose they would be-- >> that would be, that would be-- >> that would be-- >> that would be hugely different. >> the economy, the economy, the economy, going to dictate-- >> bush, sr. found that out the hard way, right? >> the intanningable war-- we've gone from the war on terror and usama bin laden, that should have been a big pop. >> why, nothing to do with earnings. >> the market has to move every day on corporate earnings, based on perception of what our future will be like and right now, stocks are undervalued. if you just did numbers alone, the dow should be at 16,000, there are other things that are compressing the market, and making people worry, and a lot of that has to do with-- >> all of that-- >> go ahead. >> charlie, charles, all about corporate earnings in the long run. >> and the terrorism, it's terrorism and corporate earnings. >>

later at this meeting, any of you could make a motion to put this item on the calendar for one week hence. what i would suggest to put on the calendar, maybe it takes a second, but it takes a majority vote, but what i suggest is to put it on the calendar for one week from now an item that allow us to give notice to the fbi you are exercising your 60-day out clause. i am not suggesting that he should leave, but that operates as a clock to encourage the fbi to give you the answers that you promised us four weeks ago, to try to find a solution. if you get to the end of that time and you still have not reached a solution, you could withdraw that notice, but at least we would all be operating with some sort of expectation we will move beyond assurances to action under specific time frames. i leave you without humble suggestion and i hope that you take it out. thank you for your indulgence. president mazzucco: thank you for your hard work on all of these matters. any further public comment? >> good evening. i served on the board of the asian american bar association and the asian law caucus. we

he's not from the same petri dish as your governors, congressmen, present, past, hence, we don't like you? >> i think if there's ever a time in it country's history, recent history to rethink the noti that our commander-in-chief needs to have extensive political experience, the time is today. congress has 11% approval rating, near rock bottom level. people are completely dissatisfied with the way that washington in and of itself works and i think that's one of the reasons that you are seeing his poll numbers jump like they are. >> the lack of legal experience is actually healthy. >> the same thing that political experience says i'm glad at getting elected, winning american idol. that's what it's about, it's not about governing and inspiring people. >> neil: good example. >> getting the dog gone thing done, i'm mr. popular and i can get elected and raise money. >> been stein. >> i love the basket that mr. cain is optimistic and love his love of america contrasting sharply with other people in office, i think eighths job you need a lot of experience, i don't think you can just step in e

he cannot do much without the republican help, hence the blah blah blah.n the meantime over to the facebook page, reactions are still coming in on the death of steve jobs. unfortunately another person comes to pancreatic cancer. what a sad ending for such a life of brilliance and innovation. at least he did get to see his iphone 4s introduced yesterday. god bless him. >>> finally this, he will never again grace the opening of monday night football. craig from king county, virginia trying to give old hank the benefit of the doubt. hank williams has a difficulty in expressing himself and saying that the presidency is a commitment, not a job. and that president obama should not be playing golf while unemployment, the economy, and the national debt destroys the country. well, just for the record there, craig, the president was playing golf with the house speaker in hopes of improving their relations so they could all work together on problems you mentioned. and i'll await your comments. mailbag@wusa9.com. >>> well olga is back with your weekend forecast in jus

. >>> well severe tush hence on a jetblue flight from puerto rico to boston. 7 people injured, one a severe coffee burn and the other 6 had neck and back injuries. turbulence forced another flight from the charlotte to munich to divert to boston. 11 people on that plane were injured as well. >>> michael jackson the world tour opens in montreal saturday. it features cirque du soleil signature performances to the music of the pop star. the show is going to tour north america before heading to europe and other parts of the world. >>> and a talent show for animals in china a monkey verse use bear. -- versus a bear but i think the monkey has the odds because he got the thumbs. check this out. that is bear on a bike. and he is pretty good. but that's not all. the bear can roller skate. >>> what's a 9-year-old doing behind the wheel of a car. that's a question asked in philadelphia. police trying to figure out how the kid got behind the car and what happened. that nasty car wreck a.9-year- old was involved. >>> talk about unsportsmanlike behavior a brawl in california so bad on the football

forces have attempted to leverage the technology although in recent man hence with incredibly sophisticated reconnaissance assets it has only played a peripheral role. neither said dumbledore bin laden was located or that the voices heard never captured. the reality is for every technology there is a other that the reality and complexity guarantees it is not an all-purpose panacea. my second conclusion is more troops too not guarantees success that is the most surprising that the reason end day escaped was because the bush administration failed to deploy troops of the history of the strategic manhunt suggest the punitive expedition deployed twice as many in pursue addis geronimo which was 1/4 the united states are met a sure me the yet the earlier smaller manhunt that was successful only because of a party of 52 track the apache leader similar leave the plant floor noriega both involve roughly the 20,000 troops pursuing the urban environment but yet it succeeded worthy of their fee at -- of a failed and one could point* out u.s. advisory teams not instrumental tune the capture with che or e

program it was a blood stained image which marked the end of the old regime but which some fear also hence at a bloody future the graphic footage of colonel gadhafi his demise and questions over his death continues to cause controversy that's as libya's interim rulers rushed to call for a celebration of what they call the country's final liberation is an eastern hour reports from tripoli. well the so-called libyan liberation has been announced in benghazi people celebrating across the country of course here in the capital tripoli no exception people out here on what was formerly called green square now it's called martyrs square out here with their fights with their children their games with the kids much less presence of tanks as there has been over the past couple of days ago some people still are shooting into the air as a form of celebration also some fireworks in the mix as well and people really out has to be said although a strange makes it seems like very much a family atmosphere as these celebrations take place with that said when you go out into the crowd and ask them what they s

program it was a blood stain image which marked the end of the old regime but which some fear also hence at a bloody future the graphic footage of colonel gadhafi is demise and questions over his death continue to cause controversy that as libya's interim rulers rushed to call for a celebration of what they call.

therefore know that or accept that there is a problem bigger than they can handle or are handling it hence that disconnect continues but the president says he wants to handle this of course the american jobs act the president and his team traveling the country trying to sell this to the american people regardless he's certainly not selling it to congress i mean do you think with this is one of those things where i'm out of what is proposed the republican house says no way or is the president's plan fundamentally flawed. you know i think it's a bit of both the planet self has a significant proportion that just basically extends unemployment benefits which are necessary because we have a real problem with people who want to find jobs and can't find jobs because they don't exist because for every job that even does get created there are four people minimally in line to apply for that job there's just the inability to attain that work and so there's an unemployment benefits component to that bill which needs to be extended the other component really doesn't have a lot of power in it to create