what strikes you about the majid khan case?he got involve with the worst of the worst. >> reporter: michael greenberger is a former counterterrorism official and is extremely intrigued by a landmark deal the former baltimore county man made with the u.s. government. he pled guilty and will actually testify against other terrorists. >> the fact they have given him what i consider to be a good deal suggests to me he does have information that is useful to the united states in plotting out what the terror threats are. >> reporter: khan's defense team. >> he wishes he had never been involved with al-qaida. ever. >> reporter: but khan isn't the only suspect with maryland tie. since 9/11, a handful of others have been charged with less serious terror-related incidents. do you think the government is taking the right steps to stop homegrown terrorists? >> yes. but we can not forget there is an ease of entry into these criminal terrorist activities and we've got to be able to be vigil. >> reporter: in khan's case, the case of a quiet t

but khan had a secret.eemingly innocent maryland man was plotting terror. >> the wrong recruiter got to him. bin laden gave him a job. >> reporter: prosecutors say khan was inspired. two months later, he jumped on a plane to pakistan. >> he joined with materially- supported al qaeda. >> he strapped on a sawdz vest -- suicide vest and planned to kill the president of pakistan. but the plot failed. he developed plans to poison local water supplies here in the metro area. when that failed, khan flew to indonesia. he successfully delivered al qaeda money to fund the bombing of a marriott hotel. the blast killed a dozen people. >> what strikes you about the majid khan case? >> this gentleman got involved with the worst of the worst. >> reporter: university of maryland law professor, michael greenberg is a u.s. counter terrorism official. he is intrigued with a deal struck with the government. it could stop future attacks n. a rare move, khan pled guilty and will actually testify against other terrorists. >> the

there's only one way to say her ♪ chaka khan, chaka khan >> i've been singing for, what, 30 years.u >> i'm still in the discovery process of who i am. i can tell you how i got started. i got started at the age of a bold 16, when i ran away from home, and i started singing with local bands in chicago. got my first record deal at 17 after i joined rufus. rufus, we were -- i have to say, without that chemistry, without that band, you know, who knows where i would be. ♪ whatcha gonna do for me >> i don't write the majority of my music, but i make it mine, if you know what i mean. i don't do a song unless i feel like i've written it. ♪ i'm every woman ♪ it's all in me >> when i first recorded "i'm every woman," i felt a little silly singing it. i think i wasn't experienced enough to feel comfortable singing that lyric. just almost kind of recently have i really begun to feel that. right now whitney is walking her true spiritual walk. and i feel from here that she's good now. she's okay. and it was of course a great loss for me and for us, of course. but you know, this is only part of he

who doesn't know chaka khan? chaka khan!g to be in the rock and roll hall of fame but music alone can't define her. at a recent concert in atlanta to raise money for public tv, she talked about subjects that really move her. take a listen. ♪ >> my favorite song is "tomas" on the album "tutu". miles davis, mostly horn players, mostly jazz horn players like miles. you know, parker. ♪ i don't have an ipod. i have some cds, i have some cassettes still even. mostly of like miles davis, you know, sarah, joannie. ♪ what you gonna do >> we have a couple of initiatives, an educational initiative where we are educating like fifth to eighth graders. about 150 to 200 kids, you know, from some schools that are in rough neighborhoods. bring them out of the neighborhood and take them to college in california and get them tutoring two or three times a week by the students at the college. we're also doing an initiative where -- it's called the super life initiative where we're helping a lot of women and children and people in new orleans, po

still, khan rates the shares a "buy." >> target price of $100. it's based on the company's ability to be the lowest cost producer in every single asset class that they own. >> reporter: yesterday, exxon gave shareholders a nice gift, upping the company's dividend by 21%. and some analysts predict more dividend increases are coming. but when asked about that today on a conference call, company management was evasive. >> that's a good question, but i don't have a comment or wouldn't want to try to speculate or forecast what we might do going forward. >> reporter: analysts say another increase in the dividend this year makes sense. after all, the company is still a serious cash cow, and it's good p.r. to return some the money to shareholders. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: with all the major american airlines reporting their quarterly results, the losses aren't as bad as expected. united-continental reported today a first-quarter loss, but it was less than expected. most airlines lost money, despite higher airfares in

i would like someone to talk to us or think about how we can use the khan academy and what is a program for schools. it occurred to me, i talked to him at the conference. he said they are interested in starting a school. i said i guess it will be a private school. i -- that is one thing. it seemed to me that this old school ought to be taking advantage of free online instruction. anyway, that was -- and interestingly, i was kind of, we're having the same speaker. it made me hear a lot more. and think about it a different way. and he is right down the road. we could probably get him up here to talk to us. he would be happy to do that. president yee: other reports by board members? commissioner murase. dr. murase: i attended a conference on april 19. i want to recognize the hard working families that make that organization work. one of their signature events, access to a venture where kids with special needs are afforded the opportunity to go to a bouncy house and other things challenging will be held saturday at the golden gate and chill. -- bandshell. he emceed the music festival, he al

basketball stars alonso mourning and isiah thomas, chaka khan and betty white. >>> newly revealed evidence is opening new wounds for the family of missing utah mom susan powell. two months after her husband killed himself and the couple's two young sons, we're learning police had piles of evidence including blood found in the family home and a chilling note. more now from abc's mark greenblatt. >> all the signs were there, and the police didn't act on it. >> reporter: the sister of susan cox powell believes that police in utah have blood on their hands for not arresting josh powell in connection to his wife's disappearance, not protecting the powell kids after police collected what now appears to be a mountain of evidence linking josh to susan's possible murder. >> look what it did. it killed my nephews. by not putting him behind bars when he should have been. >> reporter: denise cox is reacting to newly unsealed documents revealing how investigators found susan's blood on the couple's floor near where two fans were set up and blowing on to a sofa that appeared to have just been cleaned. u

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singer chaka khan was one of the stars there. >> it is the last full day of campaigning for the republican presidential candidates ahead of tomorrow's primary in wisconsin. mitt romney is making a major change in his speeches saying he'll probably be the nominee. in the past he said he only hoped to win the nomination. president clinton has unique insights. he, too, faced a battle like this in 1992. he spoke to jake tapper. >> mr. romney has a different channel than i did. mine was one long character attack. the problem that -- that governor romney has is his character attack was you don't know what he believes. he did this, he says that. >> you can see much more of jake's interview with president clinton coming up on "good morning america." >>> as shelling kills more syrians, the u.s. and dozens of other countries have announced major funding for opposition groups. $100 million will be given by arab nations. hillary clinton pledged at least another $12 million in aid. >>> new satellite images of a north korean rocket launch site appear to show preparations are being stepped up for a long-

special performance from chaka khan. >> similar rallies were held in new jersey, chicago and indianapolis. those in attendance are united in their message. >> to the mother and father, i promised them that we would be here until zimmerman is arrested. >> reporter: they want george zimmerman behind bars. >> it's just baffling how people -- they just take his word for it as if that's exactly what happened. and no question about it. >> reporter: although it could be weeks before investigators decide on charges prorks testers vowed to continue marching until their voices are heard. alex perez, abc news, miami. >>> the wife of that jetblue pilot who had a midair meltdown is speaking out. connie osbon says the family believes her husband was not intentionally violent toward anyone and she praises the flight crew for the way it handled the situation. osbon says the family is focused on her husband's recovery and won't be giving any interviews. >>> jetblue ranks at the bottom of the list of major airlines when it comes to on-time performance. just 73% of jetblue's flights were on time last year a

among the crowd was singer hack singer -- chaka khan and reverends al sharpton and jessie jackson. >> after an unarmed teen is shot and killed by police. authorities say the caller said that two men stole his backpack and computer and the men were carrying guns. police say the mcdade ran away when they got to the scene and he had his hand on his waist. at the time, they believed he was armed. >> police officers responded to the scene believing that an armed robbery just occurred. the shooting of mr. mcdade is absolutely tragic. >> mcdade turned out to be unarmed and he had no stolen items on him. the man who called 9-1-1 was arrested because he said that he lied about the call about mcdade and other suspects having guns. two officers involved in the shooting have been placed on leave until that investigation is complete. >> >> back here in baltimore, police are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting that happened just before 8:00 this evening near the intersection of east 22nd street and kennedy avenue. one person was shot and killed inside of a vehicle. you see here at the scene.

to play secure the points for gallery coppins man there now just one point behind second place says khan moscow in the battle for champions league football next season three more early on sunday in the relegation group that's a question of claim a three one win over second quarter i'm told. the opening goal coming right on the stroke of half time pavel going to share it with an equal to the home side had the visitors started the day second quarter of the relegation group but in the sixty eighth minute they had the chance to level one and turn cause of was fouled in the box alexei read called make no mistake from twelve yards to make it one one soon after that the home side were had one small outs are not allowed say please and pass a visit from an hour while it is near post and the run was. at the school beyond any doubt after eighty two minutes finishing from close range when leaves tom cutter drift in the drop zone eight points from. the play off places. me more spartan no chick head copes you have has resigned he been in charge it's only june last year his contract with the trouble ex

. >> reporter: khan launched a legal appeal but it was rejected in february. the court said state security authorities concluded they were involved in anti-state activities and likely to flee to the united states in near future. nhk asked the pakistan's interior ministry about the ruling, but the ministry declined to comment. >> translator: it's a great disappointment. we have nothing to do with china or terrorist organizations. we just want to protect uighur culture and language. >> reporter: few people would deny that it's good when countries get along with their neighbors. but for the uighurs of pakistan, friendship with china is one reason for caution. hideki yui, nhk world, islamabad. >>> all right. well, earlier, hideki yui gave us some insights on pakistan/china relation. >> the military has been strengthening ties with china as a source for weapons. in fact, china has become pakistan's number one supplier in recent years. the two countries' growing ties goend the energy sector. china is expected to build new nuclear power plants in pakistan. last year,

economy with mikes concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report.

economy with mike's concert run over holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on our cheap. surge of islam sentiment in the u.k. inspired by norway's mass killer and this brave these to face similar attacks to take place in britain. pressure crackdowns on pro-democracy demonstrators in bahrain the lack of condemnation from western governments questions of a selective approach the arab spring polls. warns of products in syria continuing despite the cease fire expressing it doesn't need the expansion of the u.n. from setting their. next it's you know the latest postings and has the boss alone on the first and third defeat in a row was predicted yes you certainly did but i tell you what i was just looking and european flights it's much cheaper during the champions league final piece didn't want to get in there they want to get in the hole there's earlier than expected to receive a few condoms you know. it's more fire that's expected tonight and the other seventy five yeah it's going to be a good one byron versus reality of course leaving out by a goal it's

kings knocked out vancouver's khan nukes to move on to round two of the play-offs.e is nbc's mario solis. >> good morning. before the stanley cup play-offs began, the canucks and penguins were the odds-on favorites to meet in the finals. today both teams are done. we'll start in vancouver where the kings needed over time to take out the best team in the nhl, the canucks with a costly turnover and jarrett stole makes them pay. fires a rocket past cory schneider. kings send the canucks pack being a 2-0 win. to philly where the flyers make quick work of the penguins grabbing the early need. claude giroux scores just 32 seconds into the game. flyers up 2-0 after one. they win 5-1 and eliminate the penguins in six games. >>> capitals also had a chance to move on. but the defending champs weren't having it. tyler sagan scores a game winner early in over time. bruins live to play another day. they win 4-3 in over time, a decisive game seven is wednesday night. >>> nba carmelo anthony had 39 points against the hawks and knicks needed every single one of them. new york down

khans a report. at five thirty pm moscow time these are the top stories on our t.v. a chain of explosions rips through a city in eastern ukraine leaving dozens injured them up at least say are terrorist attacks on. u.s. congress waves through the new cybersecurity bill that will let internet firms hand over people's personal data to the government president obama has threatened to veto citing privacy concerns. plus a three man crew successfully biomes in kazakhstan after six months aboard the international space station as the first point shuttle era mission comes to an out . and back to the future france and germany as calls to resurrect old borders in the e.u. while want staunch change sides in a bid to escape order during. coming right up cutting out gadgets and brilliant inventions on the belt in artie's latest technology uptake. hello and welcome to technology update as more and more people flock to big cities and gas guzzling cars clog the motorways the rush is on to limit the impact of our mod

publish their own newspapers magazines and open stores selling their own crafts and local produce khan's make it to tokyo never mind you can still visit the japanese supermarkets to stock up on delicious sushi in japanese saki. the store here wolf is an authentic japanese korea experience based around the fundamental principles the quality and freshness of ingredients. great. for my friend well this store starts pretty much everything you need for a taste of japan that said it's not just about food stuffs like seaweed or plum why are there and why whole range of products such as tea sets. and shampoo which you can see here yes surprise surprise it's not cheap but what to do if you're after that offensive japanese experience here in the russian capital. and as a showcase to the diverse and ever developing cultural scene and lifestyle of the russian capital this is huge restaurants and six feet shops are opening at an amazing great. we had our first store open in one thousand. ninety three on prospect neurons our idea back then was to sell japanese food for the japanese community in moscow

mistaken for terrorists train trips abroad resulting reports online what i would superstar shah rukh khan was detained in the us for the second time in four years apparently because of his name. and also online the secret service leaves twelve agents in person to bomb a security detail since packing from columbia to the right. on the traffic cop who wouldn't take no for an ounce a chunk of the footage of this vietnamese officer the pants off the driver tried to escape getting a ticket which the view from the cheap china. there hasn't been anything good on t.v. . used to get the maximum political impact on. the full source material is what helps keep journalism we. we wanted to preserve. something. not just weeks before egypt's presidential votes thousands have rallied in cairo against the remnants of the old regime. protesting the candidacy of sentiment was president mubarak's before he was toppled more than a year ago when friday lawmakers agreed to burne former regime officials from politics and still the green light of the military which has been running the country for the last fiftee

khan was detained in the u.s. support for the second time in four years because of his name. also online the secret service sleaze twelve agents in presence of obama security to send back in from colombia and tell me why. plus the traffic cop who wouldn't take no for an answer check out the footage of this vietnamese officer clinging to gas the driver tried to say take it watch the video in full get well you tube channel. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. if. it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is one hopes he was and we. we want to cheer because it. something i. doubt just weeks before egypt's presidential vote thousands of rallied in cairo against the remnants of the old regime is the lists are protesting the candidacy of sentiment it was president mubarak's deputy before he was toppled more than a year ago friday will make his agree to ban only regime officials from politics but it still needs the green light from the military which has been running the country for the past fifteen months gypsum its commitment to the brotherhood wants

art missiles officials say the rockets would be a last resort but people are alarmed to think of the khan targets for terrorists. right time now for the scores of they've been here with us in the studio hello again so the biggest football match in england this year is just a had who's going to be the blues or the reds the british or the reds i'm going to go for purple marino i think it's going to be a draw you know it's going to be either score draw or no low draw but i tell you what nobody's getting out of there with all three points munches united. all out ahead in just a second. good to have you with us at this hour this is sports day plenty head over the next ten minutes including the. next game maria sharapova beats world number one pick torrealba rank on the stock guard clay came her first title of the you're. off the mark top seed some antonio are choosing the utah jazz in their opening feel clash of the n.b.a. season. boxing clever russian middleweight champion to be cheaper to argue brains are just as important as a brawl in the ring purse to place crying on the line again. let's

also secrets' khan a verse and revelations you won't hear anywhere else watch julian assange just show at r.t. dot com and of course don't miss his new program on air on tuesday. now is take a look at some other stories from around the world the body of libya's former oil minister has been found floating under a bridge in vienna police reported no signs of violence although and autopsies planned in the coming days shukri ghanem who was also a prime minister under colonel gadhafi defected to the rebels during last year's uprising the sixty nine year old is believed to have lived in europe with his family since june and he worked in vienna. sudanese president omar hassan al bashir has declared a state of emergency in three areas bordering south sudan this follows a month of border clashes with the south which separated last year after decades of civil war that killed more than one and a half million people all this year is wanted by the international criminal court for alleged crimes against humanity war crimes and genocide in the darfur region. three week campaign to move voters has beg

begun withdrawing the troops from more volatile cities with troops are moving to the perimeter and in khan the cities we've actually seen some of the troops returning to the army bases that according to this cease fire implementation after a positive the armed opposition will have forty eight hours in which they will have to cease their own hostilities and not be hearing from the syrian regime is that while they are committed he needs to be the same kind of commitment coming from the opposition in terms of wanting to see this violence to end. well benjamin from the center of research on globalization believes the plight of the syrian opposition gets from foreign supporters is a strong incentive not to lay down arms. the cash and. they getting so many singers. so many forces from the outside are on their side they have an interest to to to of make a compromise with the government everyone is blaming the government for the violence they will increase silence and counter actions in order to cause foreign intervention we saw what happened in afghanistan after u.s. intervention we saw what happ

the city of khan capital but unfortunately the taliban and the printer is an insurgent they have been very successful to convey from time to time to our very strategic and very. sensitive installations inside the capital sometimes even reached to a nearby the presidential palace by with the by road and you know geographically. located these are surrounded with series of mountains where. mostly the you that by launching the rockets but most of the time. the military techniques of the taliban differs from time to time this time it was a massive attack in different places at the same time parliament house were attacked which is east of kabul the diplomatic corps here we are in the south and the same time. that the natural base which is on the. road to travel jalalabad as well as around. army training center would be the variety of the targets are quite finsbury which means that they did their homework very well in addition to that attack which is also in general about the airport which is which is in the eastern of. all the sort of the strategy of the taliban are really quite quite succe

withdrawing the troops from more volatile cities where the troops are moving to the perimeter and in khan the cities we've actually seen some of the troops returning to the army bases that according to this cease fire implementation after a positive the armed opposition will have forty eight hours in which they will have to cease their own hostilities and not be hearing from the syrian regime is that while they are committed they need to be the same kind of commitment coming forth from the opposition in terms of wanting to see this violence to. well in egypt the islamist muslim brotherhood is now fielding its presidential candidates by widespread condemnation artie's cross-talk later argues whether it could put a damper on the country's drive for freedom here's what's ahead in about twenty minutes. in the wake of america's so-called war on terror which effectively put the muslim brotherhood push the muslim brotherhood underground and. to the party being. accepted and officially in the political landscape but nonetheless. there is room. oh no no no no no reason for the brotherhood has been

is being mistaken for a terrorist or in trips abroad something reports online bollywood superstar khan was detained in the u.s. airport for the second time when this happened because of his name. also online today the secret service sleaze twelve agents in prison for down a security detail saying hacking to colombia can tell you why. and a traffic cop who wouldn't take no for an answer but check out the footage of this mutinies officer can you tell us not to drive to try to escape get tickets to the video in food cheap and. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . is to get the maximum political impact of. the food source material is one hopes he was an honest. we wanted to present. something about. the way friday's failed rocket launch north korea is gearing up to mark a century since the birth of its wartime leader john statues of kim il sung and his late son nick you mentioned will have been on the trail before we bring crowd and carry on with the celebrations north korea has been deprived of american food aid in response to the rocket launch explode into the sea just moments after

withdrawing the troops from more volatile cities with the troops on moving to the perimeter and in khan the cities we've actually seen some of the troops returning to the army bases but according to this cease fire implementation after a positive beyond the opposition will have forty eight hours in which they will have to cease their own hostilities and what we're hearing from the syrian regime is that while they were committed they needs to be the same kind of commitment coming forth from the opposition in terms of wanting to see this violence end. well apart from still if he's on the ground there's also a media war over syria to fed but reports of bloodshed that are difficult to verify i spoke to former soldiers here a news correspondent early high ship who told me a bit earlier how he got caught up in such a battle. we went to the borders between lebanon and syria and it was normal that we should say what we are seeing. it was. obvious that there were militants answering from the borders to syria and clashing with the syrian army that was actually away from the borders like three kil

economy with mike stronger or a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report. eleven thirty pm in moscow these iraqi headlines syrian opposition forces refuse to give in to the government's latest good bad and provide written guarantees they'll hold violence it's puts the potential cease fire by the u.n. said deadline in jeopardy as damascus says it won't withdraw troops on the us rebels in the same. controversy surrounding us gun laws gains momentum with the latest killing of an unarmed teen triggering ips ations out locks legislation has led to a wising homicide rate in some states critics say the right to bear arms primarily serves not self-defense but the interests of those producing and selling weapons. at his report suggest the deadly plane crash in western siberia a week ago was caused by the cruise decision not to the ice the plane the issue of the shortage of professional pilots in russia is put into the start. of next on our team time for peter lavelle to try to rein in his guesses tempers flare on another edition of crosstalk. please. liz liz

economy with mike's concert for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on our. last week i use my daily take to send a message the progress is around the nation about how important it is to stay united this year and not let in fighting terror tear us apart take a look. lardy the person on the streets all the wall street accountable and facing off against the institutions of power and good on you this movement needs you and if you want to be the person working on the inside meeting with a like that officials running for office called raising and good on you to true progressive change in america needs of us both on the outside and the inside those without leaders and those who work in more established venues all need to win. so back last week the ninety nine percent spring sponsored by a more established groups like move on dot org and several labor unions taught tens of thousands of activists across the nation nonviolent activism techniques but the participation of these established organizations has ruffled some feathers within the apparently lead

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. >> one of the most-popular sites is khan academy.re than 3100 lectures on a huge variety of topic autos the french revolution. >> from that, we can subtract a w. >> this is nuclear membrane. >> there is no definite research on how it affects student performance but april and mary are excited. >> data shows kids have been doing 10% higher on the unit assessments this year than in previous years. >> the performing on a deeper and richer level. students fell like they're doing less, learning more that. is the idea. >> and the biggest obstacle is making sure students have access to the internet. >> abc 7 news. >> and there are links and more information for you on abc 7 news.com. >> when the news continues an emotional milestone today at 1 world trade center once again the tallest building in new york city. >> a way to prepare for the olympics. missles in the neighborhood. >> and there is a long lost lamborghini turning up in a strange space. >> and now a look alt what is on world news at 5:30. >> hello nerve san francisco tonight on wor

do with the plot or that's what officials believe and he just learned about it from chaos and after khan was also never tortured so what he says can be used in the military commission and long military commissions don't allow evidence obtained through torture to be used they do have more lenient rules on hearsay evidence so how all this plays out exactly all that has yet to be seen but there is one gigantic problem that it could all bring up the trial against them will probably be the largest terrorist. we have one of the worst things on our record though as a country post nine eleven is that our values were thrown out the window when we tortured the largest terrorism trial goes by without addressing the issue of torture and the book has been closed without ever being read the government will continue to face no consequences their own legal actions will not hinder their legal case and this entire dark episode of our history will be left unresolved oh bothers me here is the mainstream media now they could give a damn right you saw the noise the hysteria over the possibility of a trial bei

trying to get around having to talk about torture thanks to a plea deal struck with another detainee khan who's going to testify but this week they're proceedings that guantanamo bay in the case of. the shiri he's alleged to have orchestrated the bombing of the u.s.s. cole in october of two thousand and so this is going to be the first death penalty trial at get most of the government is already trying to feel it in secrecy which is why a first amendment attorney is currently on his way to speak on behalf of a number of media organizations to have the first ever testimony by captive about cia interrogations be made open to the press so is there hope yet that torture will be publicly addressed well joining me to discuss it is marcy wheeler blogger and t. we'll marcy thanks so much for joining us tonight and i guess before we get into what's going on in guantanamo bay right now coming up you wrote about harold koh and his flip flopping as well and so i can see just real quick give me your you know your take on that situation the fact that he claims he never changed his mind . well it's inte