to take a look at reports of the obama administration is going to move forward and delist and the k. now comes just a week ahead of more talks with iran then americans elect trying to get a bipartisan team on the presidential ballots they ran into one gigantic problem no candidate got enough votes so does that put a damper on third party politics and a federal judge has said that two cases can be revived deceive military contractors can be held accountable for torture abroad throwing out all of that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look at what the mainstream media decided to miss. hard tonight i want to start out the show a little differently rather than focusing on what's being covered today let's first think back to last october when the whole country was focused on georgia and the execution of troy davis. unless a convicted cop killer troy davis is set to be executed davis was sentenced to death for the nine hundred eighty nine murder of savannah georgia police officer mark macphail one juror who convicted davis questions her decision he's also in cities

love all three of them but to my younger to ship or for the snow leopard she prefers the look of k. now let's talk about about the construction site about the work and saatchi that's being discussed massively today what percentage of the venues is already ready i mean opened for the public is it true that it's nearly seventy percent is it's already done in general if it's even more well on track and in some area even if they had to follow and vicious plan we just successfully passed through the first part of the put this to vance session and this isn't always successful that there's the mountain cluster where all the fully read and find venue so i think yeah i have to ration them and this is the come by and by it's long and cross country ski stadium this light in center the alpine center and ski jump and so all of them were tested with some of them it was first in the history of. international events like. fine walled cup and now we've got a track and the slopes are we ready to welcome their vans which were never held in russia before and we've got the. prize also from the infrastructur

senior officials demanded listing secretary clinton for democracy and freedom in iran do you list any k. . now this move could further strain u.s. iran or relations so what's behind all of this. the policy director for the national iranian american council joins us now welcome jamal so first want to talk about this group who is the enemy k. . well i'll tell you what the state department in organizations like rand have said they're a cult they're a terrorist organization they were formally based in iran and helped topple the shah through the use of the use of violence and terrorism they had a falling out with the clerical regime in iran and sought refuge under saddam and actually fought under saddam hussein against iran in the iran iraq war since then once the u.s. went in you know toppled saddam they've been in a camp camp ashraf and have been fighting to basically get taken off the terrorist list they're committed to toppling the government any wrongs that they can install their own leadership and sort of live out the dream that they had in one thousand nine hundred ruling over iran so now th

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k. street now speaking of k. street those four companies at one point or another employed fifty seven former or future government employees so yeah it really is just one gigantic revolving door and it's not just the c.e.o.'s and the lobbyists who are sounding the sirens about price raises and layoffs listen to congressman randy forbes on c.n.n. just this morning. as the navy will have fewer ships than we had one hundred years we'll be giving one hundred fifty to two hundred thousand pink slips to active men and women in the military today and according to the secretary defense will cost one point five million jobs across the country. well congressman forbes i'm sure you already know this but if the cuts don't come from the military budget they will come from education social spending health care infrastructure the environment and no matter where the cuts come from jobs will be lost not much point today the nation pointed out an interesting statistic if you put one billion dollars into areas like health care educa

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it's been ten years since agents j and k were last on screen, but now agent k splayed by tommy lee jones is missing and world history is mysteriously being rewritten. to find him and put things right, smith has to time travel back to 1969 to find a younger version much his partner. men in black 3 is rated pg 13. americans peek behind will the iron occur anyone in chernobyl diaries. a group of young tourists decide to spice up their vacation by visiting the site, but there's more than just structural damage from the 1986 disaster. when their tour guide's car breaks down, they discover the go guest town is not abandoned. it's rated r. >> here is my plan. >> my answer is yes. >> when? >> reporter: young love blooms at summer camp. 12-year-old sam and susie meet on an islands off the new england coast. they make a pact to run away together causing parents, scout readers and other responsible adults to launch an all out search hoping to find them before a violent storm comes ashore. it's rated pg 13. that's the box office preview. >>> and when news 4 continues, there was no i do. so a guy now

. >> my portfolio is not too strong right now, a/k/a, i don't have any money, so my reaction is i am going to chill, see what happens, see if it plateaus maybe that point borrow money from my daddy and buy shares. >> experts say one day does not a market make. facebook is so dominant they believe it can maintain its lead. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2news. >> thank you. >>> so what is the reaction to facebook's ipo from general folks? coming up we will hear from tech workers and retirees and others. we invite you to check out the facebook tab at ktvu.com. we have posted numerous stories including the company's 5 core values plus some of the millions of people refusing to join the social network. things are not all rosy though in silicon valley. there are reports hewlett- packard is eliminating tens of thousands of jobs, trying to cope with declining demand. the cuts could mean as many as 30,000 hp workers around the world would be out of work, that is 10% of the company's global work force, ceo meg whitman is not commenting now but is expected to say something next week. >>> happenin

and tim can throw a strike for his life right now the 200 k of the house will come back off the disabledst on monday which is the first day he is eligible to return of us now with an anxiety disorder start the clock. >>> with the come lasted only five innings so he can only watch in the second to turn around with ramirez saying it to run single off from one to give the brewers the lead the giants lost six to four as it was their fourth straight loss. >>> the coca-cola is going on the disabled list michael taylor got called up from the a's roster about seven runs including jose melendez first homer of the year the bidets 72 against is their sixth straight win. her round to at quail hollow tiger woods shot a 73 leaving on the wrong side of the cutline its immediate time in its one stroke lead. >>> nba playoffs under miller's that that can't grieve for the exam. the nuggets beat the lakers by 15 and have a chance to even the series on sunday. the celtics point guards john right now has a seventh career playoff triple double in boston the lead in overtime to take a 21 series lead the bulls l

jersey and the giants look to sweep the a's and another live look that annular ellipse underway right now. /k [ music playing ] >>> good evening. welcome to sports wrap. losers of 11 straight games the a's had to be doubting themselves today, special if tim tebow showed up on the -- tim lincecum showed up on the mound. it was fun and games for the giants for three innings. tim lincecum 2-0 lead. the a's rallied for four runs in the fourth. one in and he lined a single. he would move to second on a fielders' choice. that set up a play you don't see often. tim lincecum a wild pitch. buster posey can't find it. he comes from second and tim lincecum pays the price in a collision that plate. he take as good shot. he -- takes a good shot. stayed in the game but did not pitch the fifth inning. 4-2 in the 7th. josh redick with a runner aboard, home run number 11 and the a's have a 6-2 lead. brian was the fourth oakland reliever. cologne gets his fourth win. the a's end their losing streak at 11 games. the a's will be back for the first of three tomorrow night against the angels. the giants will roll

now this comes as the u.n. observers are in the country touring around different areas tasked with verifying the implementation the u.n. envoy k finance peace plan now casey and spokes person has come out and said that peace plan despite reported violations from both sides is back on track now that statement came against the backdrop of pressure we've seen being increased by some of the international countries we've seen the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton was in china this week urging the country to apply further sanctions on syria now really the message from the u.n. envoy spokes person with this this crisis that has now been going on for more than a year is not going to be solved in a day is not going to be solved overnight is going to take time and say now really what you're seeing is a focus on these observers on their task in hand and of situations such as the parliamentary elections what the outcome of these will be the parliamentary elections have come under a lot of criticism certainly from the opposition for taking place at the wrong time people feel that against the backdrop of a lack of security and of cont

joining us tonight so the last time you were on the program we have a resolving about the m e k and so now if this news is true right if what they're saying actually does come to fruition are you going to be are you surprised are you shocked me there still are a lot of critics out there despite the fact they've been lobbying for this to happen for two years sure i mean i think at the end of the day we have to put it in its proper context you know there was recently a court appearance where the state department went in front of the judge and gave a little bit more detail about what their plan was going forward which is first you got to slay the wolf nearest the sled and take care of this terrorist military base in iraq and after you take the individuals out of that base and relocate them to a place where they don't have the capabilities necessarily to commit terrorist acts to the same degree then you can start talking about what the next steps would be in taking this group off the list potentially if they meet the criteria. you know in a very highly politically charged city like washington

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world, which is why when voters speak across europe, americans are looking to protect their 401(k)s and they're now listening too. >> reporter: voters revolt in greece and in france, and in both countries, send the same message. punishing leaders who pushed through austerity plans, drastic cuts aimed at saving europe's economy. >> the vote in france and also in greece was a thumb's down on austerity. >> reporter: it was not long ago we were all trying to pull out of a recession/ the u.s. taking one path, while it seemed the uk, france, greece taking another with those steep cuts. here it seemed the opposite. bailing out banks. the stimulus package. taxpayer help for the automakers. those automakers now posting profits. we slowly pulled out of recession. and unemployment ticking down, certainly not quickly, but still downward. overseas and those cuts, the uk slipping back into recession. france's unemployment, 10%. president sarkozy, the first incumbent voted out in 30 years. >> the europeans thought, if they cut in the first run, that it would solve their problems. they discovered they also cut gro

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moscow's see very reaction now we're also not declining oil prices as well so that was taking its toll very much indeed you know what you're looking at as well as we go to everest k-a rough hydrate now though there was also this issue from the russian government saying that they will not be privatizing their stake in a number of energy company is that these power generators these two will not be privatized now and this was investors reaction to that needs let's now take a look at the u.s. markets as i say they are indeed trading right now all we can see that is sharp losses by the state side as well and they are really feeling all that pessimism coming from the. greek is all in the lips of every single investor today as we call it that for the footsie on the dax finished up there so around ten a half percent for both the london stock exchange and germany right now we know that the e.u. leaders on the sing tonight the hobbit it enough now was going to be discussed well topics on the agenda are going to be growth jobs the euro bonds. and earlier today i spoke to my favorite shopping cart he's from here iceland and he was saying that a great exit is such a bad day.

k?o >>> right now on msnbc, a deadly case of sport and violence.ota man is under arrest this afternoon after fatally shooting five deer hunters in wisconsin. >> a violent rampage that led authorities on a manhunt that lasted several hours on sunday. >> we have a suspect. we took him into custody. >> chai vang committed a shocking multiple murder in wisconsin that grabbed national headlines in 2004. >> a sixth hunter has died following the deadly confrontation in the north woods of wisconsin. >> for his own safety he's serving his six consecutive life sentences at iowa state penitentiary. >> the relatives of the man suspected of killing the six hunters are stunned and say they don't know what went wrong. >> i was hunting over in northern wisconsin. i got lost. i got to a private property. one of the owners asked me to leave and i start to leave, and another group come in about five people, two atvs coming in. as i started to leave, they call me racial slurs. and gook, chink, asian. as i was walking away, i turned around and looked. one of the hunter

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k. can we dive in now to some of the key thorny issues? this week, we've had a lot of attention on al-qaeda. we had the failed plot of the disrupted plot out of yemen. lot of discussion about the death of bin laden, given the one-year anniversary. let's talk about al-qaeda's financing especially as it evolves. it seems that al-qaeda core is not only beleaguered, but is having quite a bit of trouble financing itself and the network. but you have the rise of the affiliates in a more financing where with all for the organization. kidnapping for ransom, criminal activity, a whole host of other ways the network itself is financing itself. can you talk about some of those trends and what treasury's thinking about? how to combat this evolution? >> and it's you know, sort of follow on your first question about the evolution of my office. i am the undersecretary for financial intelligence, although the offices named office of terrorism and financial intelligence for a reason which has that when it was created in 2004, the principle focus was going

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it's not a disaster or a huge home run, but it's fine for most investors now and they ka k take a look and the company has to rest on their merits. the street will initiate on the name in 40 cal endar day presidency we will compare to google. >> was it more of a disaster for where we are? they got the listing and it will be a big win to come. when i hear trades are put in when execute at 1130 and you did not get a confirmation of where your rate was until 2:00 or later if you got it at all. if you are on a big desk, you will sit back. can we view this as a market issue? >> it was for sure and that did affect how the stock traited and maybe they should ton tact them and know how not to do it. here the thing. if you are not getting a fill, does that mean you can bit thinking you have gotten the sell off? were you a buyer at 39? did that leave you trying to protect them? i don't know how many people decided they would not be in there when they were trying to trade around. >> scott, i have to ask you, the whole thing today is that all the underwriters came in and said no way, no how are we

what it said was engaged in financial activities as defined under existing law section 4 k of the bank holding act. now the fed has gone beyond that because here in dodd frank it describes predominantly engage in financial activities is described as section 102 a 6 to mean a company that derives 1 or 2% from activities financial in nature. in section 102 b further provides that the board of governors shall establish by regulation if a company is predominantly engaged in those sections as described in action a-6. it seems as though it is laying out pretty clearly in the statute that financial activities are already defined as in a-6. so it makes sense that the list of activities for financial companies, bank holding companies would be to -- set a position that the fed is going beyond what is clearly set forth was part of the deliberation of congress in the amendment to try to make sure that it would be limitted to this area. >> so we have the reproposal out for comment. the comment period ends on may 25th. part of the reproposal in april was a list of the activities that would be considered to be financ

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