." >> gun fire on the streets of kingston. gangsters to fight a state of emergency in jamaica as they tried to prevent authorities from arresting their leaders. south korea announces sanctions against the north for a torpedo attack. great britain's coalition government slashes $8 billion from its spending bill, but more painful surgery lies ahead. welcome to "bbc world news." coming up later, abortion advice is shown on tv for the first time. poland is hit by severe flooding with 14 people killed. >> two police in the jamaican capital are reporting two officers are shot dead. the man was said to be a major drug dealer. troops are storming his stronghold and more casualties. a state of emergency was imposed on sunday to make it easier to arrest christopher coke to the united states. he faces drug and weapons charges. >> this will be a turning point for the nation, to confront the powers of evil that have penalized the society in the current us the label of one of the murder capitals of the world. we must confront this criminal

>> gunfire on the streets of kingston. gangsters defied a state of emergency in jamaica, but tried to prevent authorities from arresting their leader. great britain's coalition government cuts more than $8 billion from its spending bill, but is warning more painful cuts lie ahead. welcome to "bbc world news." an advert offering abortion advice as shown on british tv for the first time. poland is hit by severe flooding. at least 14 people have been killed. police in kingston are reporting two officer shot dead. an attack by gunmen linked to a man who was a major drug dealer. police are storming his stronghold and more casualties. a state of emergency was imposed on sunday to make it easier to extradite christopher "dudus" coke to the u.s. matthew price is in kingston. >> jamaica was not looking like a. is today. parts of the capital are edgy -- was not looking like a paradise. [gunshots] >> small bands of police patrol. >> how dangerous is the situation? >> very dangerous. >> are police and control? >> yes. >> had did not l

but to many in kingston he's a local hero, a generous benefactor.uthorities here used to protect him, a man who has ties to the prime minister and his of go earning labor party. for months they rejected american requests to extradite him on charges of smuggling drugs and trafficking weapons. now soldiers patrolling the streets , and the prime minister changing his mind to allow the extradition. >> i wrestled with the potential conflict between the issues of noncompliance with the terms of the treaty and the unavoidable perception that because he is associated with my constituency the government's position was politically contrived. >> reporter: scores of by- standers have been injured and taken to hospital with no end in sight. but there are reports tonight the violence is is spreading across kingston to other impoverished neighborhoods. >> sreenivasan: the u.s. will send 1200 national guard troops to help secure the border with mexico. president obama also asked congress today for another half a billion dollars for border security. that word came a

speaker, to the third component of this, and this is kingston, north carolina, and kingston, north carolina, they had a referendum. they had a vote to decide to take their local elections and move them away from partisanship to make them nonpartisan. . they would not be labeled as republicans or democrats or labeled as candidates. that is the case in most of the city government in the united states. nonpartisan. people want to elect a mayor that is not republican or democrat. they want to elect city council members of the same thing. they don't want them identified and i'm glad it's that way. and whatever local government passes a referendum to make their elections and their office holders nonpartisan, we should champion that. we should be working against partisanship. but the opposite happened in the case of the decision of the department of justice. now you might ask yourself, mr. speaker, why would the department of justice stick their nose in a local decision -- madam speaker, sorry, i just chegged my rear-view mirror. you might be asking yourself why local government would want to have

. >>> jamaica always capital, kingston, under a state of emergency as an alleged drug lord fights extradition. the attackers have been trading gunfire with police and set a police station on fire. the u.s. department of state has issued a travel alert warning of the violence. >>> a traffic alert for your morning commute in the district. the chain bridge construction project that was supposed to be finished is delayed. the rain caused problems for the receiling of the roadway. traffic on the chain bridge will be one lane each way for rush hour. they anticipate the work will be complete by mid-week. >>> educators in arizona are under the microscope. auditors are going from classroom to classroom making sure english teachers are doing just that, teaching english. fox's casey stegall explains. >> reporter: in classrooms these days there is a whole lot more to teaching than just reading writing and a regulatory me particular. >> 35% of our -- arithmetic. >> 35% of our students are second language learners. >> reporter: they're learning english as a second language. across the state of arizona out

jamaica's government has declared a state of emergency because of violent clashes in the capital of kingston. supporters of an alleged drug lord fighting his extradition have been fighting with police. >>> another developing story we are following. the president of south korea says his country will no longer tolerate north korea's brutality. his next move, he says, is to take his case to the united nations. and president obama supports him. south korea's president also says the north will pay if a surprise torpedo attack. forty-six south korean sailors died when their ship went down following that incident in march. >>> our other top stories, the investigate continues into the death of a six-month-old boy in anne arundel county. the baby was found dead inside a home in laurel saturday. police believe the death is suspicious. there were no signs of trauma on the body but police say the house was in disarray and the baby was with a woman who was not his mother. >>> university of virginia seniors graduated over the weekend without one their beloved colleagues. >> yeardley love. >> 2 #-year-old

>>> a state of emergency this morning in jamaica after violence broke out in the capital city of kingston. mass gunmen attacked four police stations to protect a powerful drug lord. the gunmen torched one of the stations. two security officers were hurt. the accused king. . pin faces charges on drugs and arms traffic. >>> south korea has a warning for north korea. it will no longer tolerate it's brutality and demanded an apology. the president south korea went on national tv and said it would take the north to the united nations security council, suspended trade and ban north korean ships from passing through its waters. this comes after the south blames the north for a surprise torpedo attack that killed 56 sailors and sunk a south korean ship. he said his country is prepared to defend itself from other attacks. the white house said president obama fully supports south korea. >>> iran's top spy chief insists three jailed americans are spies but says he's open to a prisoner swap. the three students were arrested after crossing into iran. the u.s. denies they are spies. the mothers of the

kingston has become a no go area. street have been taken over by a drug lord.he prime minister had previously opposed his extradition. the former leader of saben has been sworn in -- of sudan has been sworn in after parliamentary elections last month. is -- it is the result of a peace deal between the government and rebel leaders. british airways lost $760 million, 500 million pounds. revenues tumbled numbers of passengers fell. the figures come as cabin crews prepared to strike again on monday. the cycling phenomenon lance armstrong has denied allegations he has used performance enhancing drugs after allegations made by former teammate floyd landis. landis claims to have seen him use performance enhancing drugs while they were on the same team. japan has launched a rocket in the solar powered space program. soon after blasting off from southern japan, the rockets deployed a satellite that will reach venus in about six months. it will be propelled by a solar cell. those are the main him blind. -- the main headlines. >> we will go back to our main headline this

a private vessel got helen ran aground in port gamble near kingston. the fuel link -- leaked from a vent on to reservation land. >> some are saying there is something to cheer about on wall street, as stocks rebounded after a dismal day yesterday. the dow gained 125 points, the nasdaq 25 points, and the s&p 500 up 16 points. the gains today came in part thanks to the senate passing the sweeping potential reform bill last night. the measure promises to impose new oversight over the nation's increasingly complex financial industry. ultimately it is designed to protect consumers, but many wonder how. >> is almost as if congress decided it did not want to actually make any choices and just left it to the regulators to fill in all the blanks. >> it now unnecessarily restrict credit and will make our country less competitive. >> the bill will now be combined with a similar house bill before it heads to the president, though some say that could take some time. >> we have some good news on the job front tonight. 34 states and the district reported a drop in un

officials issued a travel alert, and warned that roads to the kingston airport could be blocked. the jamaican government said today flights were departing and arriving on schedule. human error may have caused the air india disaster that killed 158 people over the weekend. the country's civil aviation minister said today other factors looked "absolutely normal" at the time. the boeing 737 overshot the hilltop runway as it tried to land early saturday morning in mangalore. the plane crashed and then plunged into a ravine. only eight people survived the crash. a doctor who first suggested a childhood vaccine could cause autism was banned from practicing in britain today. a british oversight body found doctor andrew wakefield committed serious misconduct. his 1998 study connecting the measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine to autism has been widely discredited. still, it led to major declines in vaccination rates worldwide. wakefield now has an autism center in texas. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to judy. >> woodruff: now, to the korean peninsula where rhetoric e

behind their doors not able to come out because of the state of emergency that has been imposed on kingston. a lot of gunfire, gunmen and police trading bullets in the streets. it has been really, really tense. >> warner: nearly 50 people have been reported killed in the fighting thus far, mostly civilians. a curfew has been declared and residents are being urged to stay in their homes. >> reporter: it would apeter police have taken sections of the city, and the gunshots there they're subsiding. i'm not hearing the gunshots as we would several days-- two days ago. and we are seeing people are able to come out and carry out their activities in some areas. but in sections of tivoli gardens, the soldiers are still keeping a watchful eye. >> warner: the government says it's arrested some 500 people but 41-year-old dudus coke is still at large. the fierce reaction from well-armed tivoli garden residents wasn't surprising. given the role dudus coke plays in this impoverished neighborhood just 100 miles from jamaica's popular tourist beaches. according to larry birns, direct of the council on hems

a state of emergency has been declared in the capital of kingston. there is heavy gunfire and a police station has been set on fire. christopher coke is charged in the u.s. with arms and drug trafficking. the u.s. has issued a travel alert. >>> the iranian interior minister says it may be possible to exchange three american hikers held on espionage charges. last week iran allowed the americans to be visited by their mothers. their mothers returned home to the u.s. disappointed they had to leave their children behind. >> the pain we felt at having to leave tehran without our children is almost more than we can bear. our greatest hope was to bring our children home with us. where they belong. >> the hikers were captured ten months ago. iran says they were spying. their families said they crosseded tcrossed the border by accident. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," most stocks rebounded after last week's losses. >> reporter: most asian stock markets gained ground despite more concern about europe's financial stability. the hang seng finished up more than half

. >> a state of emergency has been declared in part of kingston, jamaica as the prime minister promises a tough response to armed gangs who attacked a number of police stations. there were trying to prevent the arrest and extradition of the drug lord wanted in the u.s. on charges. >> security forces trying to seize. several police stations have been attacked by gunmen. this one was set on fire after police abandoned it after having run out of bullets. now a state of emergency is declared in parts of the capital. the prime minister has described violence and the city as a calculated assaults on the authority of the state. >> this will be a turning point for us as a nation. to confront the powers of evil that have penalized the society and ernest d. and indeed -- and earned us the label of one of the murder capitals of the world. we must confront this with determination and unqualified resolved. >> it was plans to arrest this man that's part the trouble -- christopher coke, known as dithers. his gang is known as "the shower posse" it for the number of bullets it uses. he has a loyal follo

. >>> for demonstrations out west, this is kingston, jamaica. security forces are clashing the government allied with an allege drug kingpin. he is trying to avoid extradition to the u.s. on drugs and arms trafficking. the supporters have reportedly burned down a police station. >>> we just got some new details on the breaking areas for the school bus driver busted on child porn charges. we'll share those with you and a live update coming up. plus, police in centreville, virginia, continue to track down two killers. we'll have the latest on this search. >>> and a consumer alert for iphone customers. why it might be cheaper for you to keep your at&t service rather than cancel it. ñwçwçyyob [ beeping ] ♪ my country ♪ 'tis of thee ♪ sweet land ♪ of liberty ♪ of thee i sing [ laughs ] ♪ oh, land ♪ where my fathers died ♪ land of the pilgrims' pride ♪ from every mountainside ♪ let freedom ring ♪ >>> it's time to check the traffic as somebody is waiting for the loved one at home. how long is the wait going to be tonight? >> well, if that person is dr

. >>> the jamaican government declared a state of emergency as violence continues in west kingston, consideredtronghold of a reputed drug lord. the state of public emergency is limited to two parishes. >>> u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton urged china early this morning to work with the u.s. to coordinate a response to the sinking of a south korean warship which has been blamed on north korea. secretary clinton is in beijing for the two-day talks. china is north korea's main ally and so far has remained neutral on the investigation. >>> britain's former duchess of york is a royal embarrassment this morning. sarah ferguson, you may know as fergie from the tabloids with weight watchers and the commercials, well, now she's being seen on video that she wishes she never made. the british tabloid "news of the world" set up sarah ferguson with an undercover reporter posing as a businessman willing to buy access to britain's ambassador for trade and investment prince andrew. >>> israel has come under fire again for an alleged role in the murder of a hamas operative in dubai. earlier this morning

a state of emergency has been declared in the capital of kingston. there is heavy gunfire and a police station has been set on fire before christopher coke is charged in the u.s. with arms and drug trafficking. the u.s. has issued a travel alert. >>> the iranian interior minister says it may be possible to exchange three american hikers held on he's pea imagine charges. >> we felt in having to leave tehran without our children is almost more than we can bear. our greatest hope was to bring our children home with us. sdwlt sgr the hirks were captured ten months ago. iran says they were spying. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," stocks ccountants. sadly the rendezvous was soon sniffed out. premium starbucks via ready brew. now available wherever you buy groceries. ♪ for all active families. our advanced 2-in-1 power... cleans tough stains like grass better than the leading oxi detergent and helps get your family's wash incredibly white and bright. try new all oxi-active. it's all good. a deep ache all over. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerve

kingston. mr. kingston: i thank the gentleman. i wanted to say, we have an issue with military chaplains who actually work for their denomination, they do not necessarily answer straight to thmilitary. they are supposed to have their loyalty ttheir denomination and if their denomination believes a certain thing that is not in alignment with a potential new policy of the defense, then there going to be censored. how do you deal with that censorship matter and that freedom of religion issue? again, tonykins, a marine, a chaplain, the president of family research council, and franklin graham, son of billy graham, had both been uninvit already because of their views, they're litically incorrect. the military invited them to speak at breakfastand they were uninvited. mr. speaker, that's why we need more than 10 minute and i appreciate it. the chair: the gentleman's time has expired. the question is on the amendment en bloc offered by the gentleman from missouri. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. inhe opinion of the chr, the ay

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four police stations came under heavy fire from masked men roaming the streets of west kingston. neighborhood is home to christopher koch, wanted in the u.s. for drug and arms trafficking. the u.s., canada and britain have warned their citizens about travel to jamaica. >>> a former producer for the cbs show "survivor" wanted in mexico for questioning about the death of his wife is back in the u.s. bruce beresford-redman's attorney insists he had no obligation to stay in mexico though authorities did originally confiscate his passport, and police are calling him a suspect. the body of beresford-redman's wife monica was found last month stuffed in a sewer near a cancun resort where the couple was vacationing. >>> one of the country's most esteemed anti-poverty programs is under fire this morning. an undercover investigation shows some head start services meant for needy children were provided to families who did not need the help. lisa stark has details. ♪ bubble bubble bubble >> reporter: head start is much more than play time, it's a program that helps the neediest children learn

jamaica's government has declared a state of emergency because of violent clashes in the capital of kingston alleged drug lord fighting his extradition have been fighting with police. they also set a police station on fire. the u.s. canada and britain have issued travel alerts because of the dangerous conditions. >>> hillary clinton said the security situation on the korean peninsula this morning is highly precarious. the secretary of state is in china this morning. she blames north korea for sinking a south korea naval war ship in march. she met with south korea president over the weekend and he said north korea must pay for the attack and president obama is promising full support to bring the matter to the united nations later today. last week south korea showed proof of the torpedo. >>> the shuttle atlantis is headed back to earth. yesterday it undocked from the international space station where the crew left behind a russian compartment packed with supplies additional power and new equipment. atlantis is scheduled to return to earth on wednesday and to be retired. discovery will fly late

supporters of an alleged drug lord fighting his extradition have been clashing with list in kingston.hey set a police station on fire. the u.s. department of state has issued a travel alert warning of the violence. >>> some as he maaing stories of survival coming from india and the devastating plane crash. one man said everything seemed find when the plane touched down but then within seconds, the jet shuddered and started swinging from side to side and crashed off the mountaintop run hua an burst into flames. the crash killed 58 people. only eight people survived. >>> nineteen people died in a train derailment in chain a. heavy rain has buried the track. most of the victims were trapped inside mangled train cars. 2,000 rescue workers, firefighters an police used heavy cutting equipment to find the survivors. >>> hillary clinton says the security situation on the korean peninsula is quote, highly precarious. the secretary of state is in china now. she blames north korea for singing a south korean navy ship in march. president obama is promising full support for south korea's plan to b

. >>> a state of emergency today in jamaica after violence broke out in the capital city of kingston.asked gunmen attacked four employi police stations to protect a powerful drug lord to extradition to the u.s. they turned the drug lord's neighborhood and other areas into a fortress with trashed cars and barbed wire. at least two security officers were hurt. the accused king pin faces charges on drug and arms trafficking. >>> space shuttle "atlantis" is a step closer to returning home. astronauts continued inspecting the heat shield this morning. "atlantis" undocked from the international space station yesterday. it delivered batteries and a lab as part of its last mission. the shuttle will be retired when it returns to earth until the white house grants a reprieve. >>> tom kierein joins us now. we've had a string of kind of nasty days. it is humid out there. >> it canceled a lot of plans and events over the weekended. we had the scattered, heavy downpours yesterday afternoon. as we look outside, we have the low, gray clouds coming in from the east, passing over washington, live view

of the state but he does all right and he does very well clearly in the liberal suburbs like at kingston. he sweeps the black voter and he gets a little lucky. he gets a little lucky, wait for it, to more sex scandals as you remember certainly the richest candidate not the most skilled goes down in flames when his divorce records are open up and they are not in edify and spectacle. [laughter] then he's going to run against a very strong republican, former goldman sachs partner who's gone off to find a really good school on the south side. he's done well and now he's going to do good and very handsome and his divorce records are now open and they involve a french sex club and we are on c-span so we don't want to go too far but they are not in edify and spectacle and barack obama in suppressing against alan keyes the most sacrificial of sacrificial. [laughter] so i think the first time barack obama is in a really competitive race in his whole life besides the harvard law school is the iowa caucuses against hillary. >> he has -- we will get to the iowa caucus but i want to reach back before

supporters of an alleged drug lord fighting his extradition have been clashing with police in kingston and they set a police station on fire. the u.s. department of state has issued a travel alert warning of the violence. >>> and also making headline this is morning, grief counselors on hand at fairfax county high school. >> classmates are mourning the loss of a teenager struck and killed on friday. the driver also killed in this wreck and sarah simmons is live in fairfax with more. sarah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i was just speaking with parents a short time ago who are dropping off their kids here at fairfax high school. and one woman told me she is scheduled an appointment with a grief counselor for her son. a lot of the parents i talked to said that abdelouahid chadli, an 18-year-old, well loved by many here and well- known from everybody that i talked to, he's a standout on the wrestling team and had plans, we understand from his family, to become a veterinarian after high school, all of this though cut short this weekend. it was friday afternoon when this accident

and about the question of the census and the interaction that has with the position we've taken in kingston with regard to the axis of justice that professor tribe is involved with, that is something that is really critical to me as attorney general and to the president as well. to come up with ways in which we make sure that people irrespective of their economic condition, irrespective of their socioeconomic status have an ability to all the fruits of our great system, one of the things that were focused on and one of the things that professor tribe is focused on, this whole question of indigent defense and whether or not people get adequate representation or not, based on the economic condition. we have seen studies. we have seen reports about people in critical parts of criminal proceedings, acting without a lawyer. we are trying to understand what the very subsistence look like around the country. professor tribe will be intimately involved in that effort. in particular. but then more generally to make sure that all american systems have equal assess to just the. is a very eminent schol

and third questions that you raised abouthe settlement and the question of the interaction with kingston. with the access to justice initiative, that is something that is critical to me as attorney general and to the president, as well. to come up with ways in which we make sure that people, irrespective of their economic conditions, irrespective of their socio-economic status, have an ability to all the fruits of our system. there is this question of indigent defense and whether or not people get adequate representation not based on their economic condition. we have seen studies and reports about people in critical parts of criminal proceedings acting without a lawyer. we are trying to understand what the various systems look like around the country. in particular, and board generally, we will make sure that all american citizens have equal access to justice. he is an eminent scholar. pect he will make a major contribution to the justice department. >> thank you. i yield back my time. >> i recognize e gentleman from virginia for five minutes. >> thank you. we are pleased to have you her

and third questions that you raised about the settlement and the question of the interaction with kingston with the access to justice initiative, that is something that is critical to me as attorney general and to the president, as well. to come up with ways in which we make sure that people, irrespective of their economic conditions, irrespective of their socio-economic status, have an ability to all the fruits of our system. there is this question of indigent defense and whether or not people get adequate representation not based on their economic condition. we have seen studies and reports about people in critical parts of criminal proceedings acting without a lawyer. we are trying to understand what the variou systems look like around the country. in particular, and board generally, we will make sure that all american citizens have equal access to justice. he is an eminent scholar. expect he will make a major contribution to the justice department. >> thank you. yield back my time. >> i recognize the gentleman from virginia for five minutes. >> thank you. we are pleased to have you her

and third questions that you raised about the settlement and the question of the interaction with kingston. with the access to justice initiative, that is something that is critical to me as attorney general and to the president, as well. to come up with ways in which we make sure that people, irrespective of their economic conditions, irrespective of their socio-economic status, have an ability to all the fruits of our system. there is this question of indigent defense and whether or not people get adequate representation not based on their economic condition. we have seen studies and reports about people in critical parts of criminal proceedings acting without a lawyer. we are trying to understand what the various systems look like around the country. in particular, and board generally, we will make sure that all american citizens have equal access to justice. he is an eminent scholar. expect he will make a major contribution to the justice department. >> thank you. i yield back my time. >> i recognize the gentleman from virginia for five minutes. >> thank you. we are pleased to have you