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itas bn a severeropical storm once again. by the evening, it should be a tropical depression. now situated in southern shandong near the province and looks like it'll head up towards the north. so seeing that heavy rain spread up towards northeastern china, it is also going to be prompting some very heavy rain across northwestern parts of north korea and that's another area that's been experiencing flooding over the last several weeks. unfortunately, there is going to be more heavy rain coming in here. i should point out another tropical system here, a depression that formed just east of the island. this is the same area that damrey formed, just at the beginning of the week. so we will be watching this one for signs of intensification and to see which track it will take. temperature wise very hot in inland china. 35 is the figure we are looking for in seoul on friday. and so 33 in tokyo. much of japan is under a strong high pressure system. we will see a few pop up thunderstorms bugenelly pretty hot throughout much of the country. okay, into europe we go. out east, clear and c

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. >>> itas a true sht out to the huffing ton springfield illinois center stage calling. volume appeal assurance and originality from bellowing was so impressive last yr's champ won agai julie will ford took home the 250 dollar price for skills. >> for timmy timmy timmy. >>> time last technology and this is what you get. how about this, this is the meteor shower that started early yesty erdamorning, and this la grange kentucky, and this is a unique view. take a look at this. now, the guy that did this just laid back and counted the shooting stars. he could wanted 50 ofhem. that was night full of light streeks in the skiechlt how about that? . >> spent the next day sleepg. >> look at that shot. >> it is amazing when you get a clear enough night. pretty clear tonight. there are changes on the way toward daybreak tomorrow. take a look at hour by hour. talk about a straight shower for your morning commute with a betterhance for showers a storms arrive midday and last morrow eveninge can even see a little bit of rain early wednesday but then we dry out toward the end of the we

itas, like, who are you to be kidding me? don't you realize that this is meat we're talking about. [laughter] of course, that is the same with everybody, right? in a war, you don't kill individual pop-up targets. you kill brothers and fathers and mothers and daughters. that is how the game works. tavis: that is where i wanted to go with this question about humanity. i have my own views on this, but i get, if somebody is shooting at you, you have to respond. i get that. but you're killing some is mother and somebody's brother and some of his sister. oftentimes, they end up being the collateral damage did your job is to try to limit what we call collateral damage. >> right. tavis: did you get any time to get to know the iraqi people, not the ones who were shooting at you. >> it is one of my big regrets that i hardly did at all. we were in this little bottle and -- little bubble. we worked with the iraqi police on the scene and we would ask questions of the witnesses. but it was not like we had tea and sat down and got to know the people. parley, that is a reflection of what i was the

itas just last year that a chinook helicopter was hit by a rocket-propelled grenade, killing 30 americans, including 22 from a navy s.e.a.l. unit. >> rockets, rpgs, all of those types of weapons really can get at a helicopter. they have good defenses on board but they're not perfect. >> the commandant of the marines told mean -- marines is this week that it's winning in afghanistan. but with 18 days left, it probably doesn't feel like that to some u.s. forces. >> martha, it brings the ten-year death toll to 2,084 u.s. troops. thank you, martha raddatz. >>> now, we turn to the shooting we told you about in the nation's capital. the gunman who opened fire at a family research council, a powerful liberal conservancy group. and we're learning tonight about the security guard who saved a lot of lives. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: tonight, we hear for the first time from the security guard who probably stopped a massacre. at the family research council. the guard's mother called him today and he spoke to the abc affiliate. >> i just reacted and once i saw it i just reacted. >> repor

can you tell me what itas you thought you were missing, why you put your hand up to say so, and how you were received when you did? >> yeah, there was an amendment opposed -- an amendment that was sponsored to ban to have the fda ban any drugs that could be considered abortive. the language was really broad. i simply raised my hand and asked if that included the morning after pill for rape vict victims. and the answer i got, it told me that it might, and i wanted it to be very clear that it did not count the morning after pill for rape victims and that we did have an exception there. when we voted the amendment, it passed, but we started discussing about the exceptions, and i think that's really important. >> so just to be clear, when we are talking about pills, abortive style pills, the plan b style pills, the ru 486 pills and it doesn't allow for any of the pills, correct? >> it does -- it wants to have the fda ban any pills that could be abortive. >> so how big tent is that? especially for someone like you who by the way i think the reason you put your hand up was about todd akin's c

woodruff: whe itas blacked out? >> india is such a vast country that some of the states are doing very well. others are doing very badly in a sense the system where the states that are moving well should be rewarded and the states doing badly ignored if necessary. but the problem is the political calculation depends on the number of votes not on how well a state is doing economically. some states have a lot of votes which are are doing badly in terms of policy are getting political re. >> woodruff: at the moment as you look at what india aspires to be, what does this say about how difficult it's going to be to get there? >> it's going to be very difficult to get there because, you know, the demand for power is just outstripping the ability to handle it. but i think if we get some good successful experiments in some of the states like, you know, tapping into two or three states, i think in principle that can spread. that's i think the only basis for hope in india because fundamentally the politics in new dehli is not

itas made the searchor the truth that much harder. but it is also understandable. people often turn away from what is too painful to witness. they almost always want their children to see the world as a better place, to be free of their pain. >> ifill: in meeting with the descendants, as they met each other for the first time recently, did it seem as if they had transcended that pain? >> i think they were willing to grapple with it. and i-- i think in many ways, they would have wished that this connection might have originated in a different way, but they accepted it and thought that they, as contemporary people, could get to know each other. and exchange phone numbers, take a picture, have a dinner. >> ifill: and do you know if there are other african americans and whites who have grown together and grown apart in our society have also found their way back to each other in this way? >> oh, many, many people are doing this all the time. when you do these d.n.a. tests, they connect you to your distant cousins, and for many african americans, they find they're black,

pets, and of course w all of the parishes are doing a yeoman's job to allow the to g forward and ain, itas an individual's choice to stay. >> i will say that the pet certainly ing on the boat and trying to help him and the rescuers, it does complicate efforts. this is a large scale effort, i could see certainly the rescuers saying, you know what, we cannot take a lot of to pets with us. the dog jumped in the water -- >>> and another reason why folks, hurricane katrina would not leave their pets is because they knew that the shelters would not take pets, and so they stayed back in their homes. that is also something else that they have learned from seven years ago. hurricane issac is testing the levee system as you can imagine in new orleans which has been rebuilt, and so far, it seems to be working. but to the south. we are talking about plaqueminess pplaquemines s parish where water went over the levee and not part of the billions and billions of dollars of upgrade here, and we are getting reports of dozens of folks rescued after they have been trapped by the floodwaters. i want to bring

let's get to it and move it along, because itas changed a little bit right to the west here to guantanamocuba and into another area of flash flooding there with another least 10 inches in cuba. this is the big story, fred, when it is off of cuba, what happens? cuba is going to tear it up and it is going to be terrible and sunday morning, you will say it is looking terrible and that is because it is over land and cuba affecting it all week long, but then it gets in warm water south of the keyhh t h key west or maybe even out toward the dry tortugas, but miami, you are not out of this, and keep your eye on this, because it could go to the right. remember, i said, when it goes over cuba, all things are off. anything can happen over cuba and then the official forecast is looking for it to go somewhere up in the florida panhandle, but over to new orleans possibly. if you have to understand if it is in the water this far, it is a much bigger storm in new orleans than over here where it would not be in the warm water as long. how much time it is in the warm water in the gulf will depend how big

the chp is busy trying to identify a body found burned in sarahing ita. saratoga. 100 yards off the road. ktvu is there now with more on this discovery. it started with the report of a grass fire. >>> officers say the stretch of highway 9 is dangerous. it's known for accidents and spin-outs and believe that's what happened last night when a car went off the road and over this embankment. this is video from the past hour. you can see firefighters still spraying water on the scene about 125 yards down the hill near heather heights road. that's where firefighters found a volkswagen beetle and a badly burned body lying next to it. >> coroner is trying to determine identification. we don't have any idea who this party is. we haven't gotten anything off the vehicle yet. it's completely burned up. no vin numbers. so right now we don't know who the car belongs to or who next of kin might be at this point. >>> we were told the victim appeared to have died from the fire or smoke inhalation. investigators don't believe foul play is involved. we had a fire truck pull up here a

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itas just getting right down to the pure form. it's just beautiful.i understand that we're lucky to have ohr's pottery. there was horrible devastation early in his career? 1894, actually, was the great fire of biloxi. george ohr's section of biloxi was burned to the ground, including his pottery and all the pots that he'd created up to that point. and yet he continued to pot after that? yes. survived, and katrina once again threatened the ohr collection. but although we get to see it here in mobile, we look forward to it returning back home to biloxi very soon. david, thanks for sharing it. thank you. well, we saw this clock at auction about 20 years ago, and we wanted it but it went a little above our budget. and apparently the clock collection was dispersed recently, so about a year ago, it came up again. and, uh... we bought it. and you fell in love with it 20 years ago, and you've always wanted it. we like the case. this is a very rare form of what they call a "coffin clock." made by elnathan taber, of roxbury, massachusetts. he's a very famous ma

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