menard's wife and young child were left behind in kingston. he didn't even have time to say good-bye to her, which comes up later in his career. he does reunite with the family and they are able to make it out of jamaica and to new orleans. when he leaves jamaica, is brought to new orleans, his stock rises instantly in the british empire as an eyewitness to the events that have just happened. this is an excerpt of a letter that he wrote to john stuart mill, the famous english classical liberal, sometimes member of parliament and intellectual leader of the mid-19th century. mill finds out about what happened to gordon, what happened to clark, this brutal suppression that occurs and begins to petition within the british government to bring up governor eyre on charges of murder and violation of due process of law. well, menard becomes an instant correspondent with mill and writes him a firsthand account that he turns around and presents as evidence in the court. unfortunately, governor eyre escaped any repercussion with the law for the charges. t

do you think it serves our national defense better to give that $70 billion to the isa and kingston, jamaica, or to accomplish these programs? >> senator, i'm not going to comment on the hypothetical use of money that we don't have. i'll tell you that the budget we submitted supports the strategy we've developed. >> no, what i'm saying is, this is money that i've documented pretty well, general, that would be there and would be lost to, through this process. now, i would just like, on these five issues, you are very familiar with all of them. you know they've been requested. you know there is a gap. and my question again, is, is that, fulfilling those five gaps, in the best interest of our national defense or sending the money to kingston, ja kay ma. >> senator, i will only comment that i support this convention on the law of the sea because it enhances my ability to provide security of the maritime domain. >> secretary panetta? >> i share, obviously, the chairman's viewpoint with regards to why we consider this important. but i -- i guess what i would ask, senator, i know you've com

if we're talking about $70 billion, would it be better to have the $70 billion go to kingston, jamaica, to bail out some of the developing nations, or the following list. the ohio class ballistic missile submarines which they've been wanting. that's $3 billion. to maintain the navy's ship and aircraft and ground modernization program, $12 billion. eliminate the navy's gap by providing 240 f-35 fighters, that's $3 billion. eliminate the gap in the ford class carrier. $11 billion, and -- and, i say all five of these, meet the navy's request for six more e h aegis ships. general dempsey, do you think it serves our national defense better to give that $70 billion to the isa in the kingston, jamaica or to benefit these programs? >> senator, i'm not to comment on the hypothetical use of are money we don't have. the budget supports the strategy we've developed. >> no. what i'm saying is, this is money i've documented pretty well, general dempsey, that would be there and would be lost to, through this process. now, i would just like to -- on these five issues. you're very familiar with all of

steve kingstone has the latest from washington. >> there are few more divisive sites in america today than a same-sex wedding. for two years, president obama has failed to take a stance. now, barack obama has come out in support of gay marriage. >> for me, personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> he told abc news he reached the decision after talking to his family. >> malia and sasha may have friends whose parents are in same-sex couples. michelle and i may have been sitting around the dinner table and talking about their friends and their parents, and malia and sasha, it would not dawn on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. >> this is an important day for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people in america. it is very important for our leaders to come out in support of our families, in support of our love, in support of who we are. this is one example of him doing that. >> his view has shifted in sync with public opinion. four years ago, he and the majority of a

kingston, the rapper look alike pulls it out. there he is.t batter, next hit, same spot, same guy, same hand. he gets it. shaun kingston look alike pulling in baseballs all night long. >> that never happens. >> it did on sunday. >> who is shaun king stonn? >> you never heard that rapper? >> we'll talk about that in the break. >> still a question before we leave you, why would anyone vote for juarez. >> she herself could give you two really good reasons. that's her on the campaign billboard. she's running for a seat in the congress in mexico. poll numbers are a little flat, but she found a way to property them up. she took her top off along with some supporters. critics say this campaign ad doesn't do women's rights any favors. men say, be quiet you critics.

steve kingston, bbc news, new york. >> you're watching "bbc world news."e conflict is long over, but sierra leone's search for diamonds goes on. the chelsea flower show has started here in london. over 150,000 visitors are expected to go during the week. this year the queen's diamond jubilee is an influence on events. >> gushing, gaggling, gliding. it's the lifeblood of every garden. but this is a drought zone, so this year it's all about being water-wise. and this year at chelsea, you can find all kinds of ways to water your garden. this bicycle is effectively a giant pump, pumping the water round the garden and irrigating the pond. and this is a rain garden. they're popular in australia and designed to catch and conserve. look closely, the garden floats inward to form a naturally valley. every gardener told us they've struggled this year, first with too little rain, more recently with too much, and then there's the ban. >> we have a license from which we extract all hot cultural water, so everything that is watered on site is from it. we have tanks using

steve kingston reports from washington. >> it's the twhap redefined warfare. a man's drones allows washington to attack and target militants thousands of mile as way at the touch of a button. now with unprecedented openness, the obama administration wants to talk about them. translator: let me say it as simply as i can -- yes, in full accordance with the law and in order to prevent terrorist attacks on the united states and to save american lives, the united states government conducts targeted strikes against specific al qaeda terrorists sometimes using remotely piloted aircraft of on referred to publicly as drones. >> the president's counterterrorism adviser then offered a legal and ethical justification for drone strikes. he said al qaeda had attacked america on 9/11 and that the u.s. had the right to strike back at enemies on and off the battlefield. translator: there is nothing in international law that bans the use of a remotely plolted aircraft for this purpose or prohibited us from using lethal force against our enemies outside of an active battlefield.

kingston, the rapper look alike pulls it out. there he is.t batter, next hit, same spot, same guy, same hand. he gets it. shaun kingston look alike pulling in baseballs all night long. >> that never happens. >> it did on sunday. >> who is

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steve kingston, washington. >> of the drug war in mexico has taken an increasing toll. the discovery of nearly 50 be headed and mutilated bodies reinforce the deadly states in this battle. they tackled the violence, but today, the drug cartels are more powerful than ever. it is bound to influence the presidential panel local elections. will grant reports. dodge the mexican government declared war on the cartels. when president calderon sent people, it was supposed to be short and sharp. mexicans will choose a new president soon. standing for the governing party is the first female candidates. dodge the party has been in power now for 12 years. people here are very tired. >> the moderates in amid the last six years have not been easy. but they defend the government goes a military strategy. >> there were not many alternatives. or we fought back. >> that won't be easy. brutal murders like these with messages on them are everyday occurrences. they were shown many other images that were too gruesome. such scenes feel a world away. they have seen the violence of close before

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randall kingston reports that we're getting new details and intelligence operation that unraveled a plot to blow up a u.s. bound jetliner. >> the double agent to help u.s. intelligence officials foil and al qaeda bomb plot was a saudi citizen working for the cia. the agent infiltrated al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. a terror group based in yemen. >> lot of the members of al qaeda and went down to yemen. some of them want to go home and some are tired, some have families back home. those are the kind of guys, main men in the organization, the cancer as double agents. >> al qaeda ask the double agent to carry a bomb went to an american bound jet liner. he received a bomb and handed over to u.s. officials if. >> they're making mistakes, they're not big mistakes. but we have been fortunate that they have been caught. >> the bomb is said to be a new design of the underwear bomb that failed to blow up a flight over detroit on christmas day 2009. this one has no metallic parts. and may have made it through airport metal detectors. >> at least one news organization heard about the bomb plot l

at the white house, randall kingston, cbs 5. >> he has a heart problem and in the video the clams to be getting all of his medications. >> let's take a look at the big board. right now the dow is down but not by much. you can see it there. 14 and change. u.s. stocks under pressure amid uncertainty about what will happen in europe next. in france voters ousted the president, yesterday elected a socialist. the president-elect had pledged in his words " to finish with austerity ". he says the cuts in government spending have been too deep and too fast. >> he is basically saying " we're not going to embrace austerity economics, that is cutting budget deficits and safety nets. >> he will officially become president one week from tuesday. forming a new government, and doing international travel. and then your to the united states. the president has invited him to the white house. an increase, weeks of political turmoil likely done. the express their anger over income cuts punishing mainstream politicians in a general election. now no party has a ruling majority in that country. a pro auste

. >> steve kingston reporting. the united nations special envoy has warned the current peace plan for syria may be the last stop to avoid civil war. he says he has lost hope it will work. thousands of u.n. monitors must be deployed. here is our u.n. correspondent. >> the u.n. monitoring operation is in full swing. here it is an underlying -- unloading equipment in damascus for what may be their toughest mission yet. they are meant to police a ceasefire which does not exist. their presence has brought, in places, but nearly one month on, violence continues at unacceptable levels, as this amateur footage shows in the city of homs. >> the u.n. supervision is the only remaining chance to stabilize the country. i am sure i am not telling you and the secret when i tell you there was a profound concern that the country could otherwise descend into full civil war. the implications of that are frightening. we cannot allow that to happen. >> the violence seems to be shifting rather than stopping -- less showing, but more tor

kingston, new york had the biggest decline where the average price there falling 22%. >>> and crude oil is in its longest slump in nearly a year. you know that at the gas pump. it's dropped 10% in the past six days to about $97 a barrel. gold prices closed below $1600 an ounce. investors are pulling money out of commodities and are worried a global slowdown will result in a lower demand for oil and precious metals which of course helps us all at the pump and the jewelry counter. we just don't like the reasons why. >> if the price of oil goes down, does sometimes money move into equities then? that could help the stock market in another way? >> but the underlying reason is because people are worried about a global economic slowdown so you're less likely to see money go into commodities. we'll probably see a runup in bonds or cash. >> under the mattress. >> exactly. >>> still ahead, some new steps the government hopes that will keep your children from getting too much exposure to radiation. >> more on that story and your weather first when we return in two minutes. you're watching 9news n

many years, if you think back the first writer who was read in terms of asian american was maxine kingston. i read her in high school and was greatly affected by reading about the woman warrior. before her there were few. there were some but didn't make that economic splash. they were never read in a large way. maxine was the first one we read her in school we knew of her. she was not out there like anny tan was when she wrote the joy luck club. so much of it is timing. it meant all the history and the voices before then had been silent. my generation of writers came in and we heard stories of women and men and the family of a different generation. a lot of us had been writing about that because they were silenced for so long. i am involved with the book prize. it's a pacific rim book prize in which books come from asia and all over the pacific rim. in the last 11 years it's been a prize we read so many books that have come from voices of new writers. i'm always amazed and they are writing different storers i wrote when i started. all the people have come through now. if you look at the li

steve kingston, bbc news, washington. >> who knows what they really think of each other and their policies? but they made a pretty good show today of being on friendly terms. that brings the broadcast to a close. remember, get updates on our website any time f you would like to find me on twitter, i'm at katty kay, bbc. for all of us here at "world news america" thank you for watching. tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international needs -- news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and margee corporations. what can we do for you? >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles.

yanlt pro -- they present the same risk as the one operated by the tennessee valley authority in kingston, tennessee, that burst in december 2008, releasing 145 million cubic feet of toxic sludge. that spill blanketed the emery river and surrounded lands and created a superfund site that will cost up to 1.2 billion dlrsz to clean up. we should reject any efforts that restrict the epa's authority to deal with these real risks. there's a lot of false advertising surrounding the coal ash debate. current regulations do not restrict the use of coal ash in concrete. and contrary to what you may hear today, congress has not proposed to regulate such beneficial reuse. we should not strip epa's authority to protect public health in the environment. finally the house republicans have included the rivel and could gut the portions of the clean air act and responsible that pollution should be related to transportation stays in check. this terrible policy must be reje rejected. this policy committee has -- signed by the president and will keep our economy on the mend, alternatively, we should -- whethe

meaning the international sea bed authority based in kingston, jamaica. then we move to article 162, which describes the purpose of the council. this is the body, the 36-member body, not to be confused with the 160-plus member body that is the assembly. the council, as i understand it, is empowered to do a number of things, including to exercise the power outlined in section 2 of article 162, subsection "o" 1. which is to recommend to the assembly rooms, regulations and procedures on the equitable sharing of financial and other equitable financial areas and payment and contributions made pursuant to article 82. these are the royalties. the escalating royalties that begin at 1% five years into the operation of the treaty, escalate gradually up until they get to 7% where they remain thereafter, once they achieve that level. it appears to me based and my reading of article 162, that the power of the council, this body in which the united states has a seat and has what you've described as veto power, is a recommending body. and it appears also to me as i look

no is no one's watching what dizzy do he said that you know guys like celebrity over there up in kingston new york he's a lot of trouble he's not pro aout chain he's a bulletin. into this state take them away no judge no jury no trial no charges no havey is caught up is only a hanging by the military they could do anything they want to anybody that they want at any time all this is the country that's going to spread democracy around the world yet while you're losing it here that's just the beginning in that act they repeal the posse comitatus act of eighteen thousand nine hundred eighty eight whereby they prohibited the military from taking police actions now the military could go anywhere and take over police activities then we saw obama sign an executive order in february oh this is a beauty if there is a quote potential terrorist threat you remember those those colors you know they are it is in the yellow one that's going to be red a potential terror terror threat el presidente of loss' start as soon need as i say that because the joints turned in to a banana republic because it goes b

he's convicted as a spy and hung at kingston, new york. buttons. some of you may have coats where you have a cloth over the button. this was a fashion that was popular at the time in the american revolution. on your overcoat, or the buttons to match the color of the cloth over the button to match the color of the jacket. what was happening in philadelphia while the british were in occupation is, children were able to pretty much go in and out of the lines almost at any time without being harassed whatsoever. so they would write messages in shorthand, place it over a, it was either a wooden or a bone button which then would be covered in a cloth, the sun would go through the lines out to the american troops, see his brother who would then take the messages out of from underneath the button, write at response and send him back sbointo the c of philadelphia. canteens, there are instances of double bottom canteens that are used. clothes. dr. benjamin church mentions that some of his spies on their breach bridges if you're familiar with a hoodie, a swea

and they were also business partners that formed a life insurance company together based out of kingston. and anderson, we believe, introduced menard to gordon. menard instantly becomes involved in jamaican politics as a newspaper publisher, as a pamphleteer, as an advocate on the right of the free black population in jamaica. and above all of that, he starts a literary and debate society with the explicit purpose of increasing participation in politics and spreading literacy to the blackul

considered the supreme organ of the authority, meaning the international sea bed authority based in kingston, jamaica. then we move

bel air, kingston, jarrettsville. the storms could be producing 40, 50 miles pers hour.st. it will be in cecil county and southport into parts of the eastern shore, kent county within the next 30 or 45 minutes. the eastern part of the viewing area will get hit pretty hard early this morning. this first batch of thunderstorms will fizzle out after 8:00 a.m. this morning. another batch may visit us late this afternoon. a strong line of thunderstorms. in between, we should have some decent weather during the middle of the day. there is a slight chance we could get some severe weather including large hail and wind gusts over 40 miles per hour. 63 at the airport. 59 with rain in jarrettsville. a mixture of sun and clouds. a chance for showers and thunderstorms this warrant then again late this afternoon. it gets warm. it will feel like summer thursday and friday. 84 on friday with a chance for some thunderstorms late in the afternoon. then i think it will clear up and turn cooler but still nice on saturday and sunday. >> 5:51. 63 degrees on tv hill. some recent comments on jo

back in february, 9-year-old kingston boy brennan wanted to trade for a trip to disney world. he started for a toy soldier. it got bigger and better until he met his goal. tickets to disney world including airfare, a stay at the disney villas and almost $900 in disneyland certificates. >> i think it would make them a lot happier. >> reporter: the family of a fallen soldier chosen randomly from this hat on this memorial day weekend. >> people posted that they had lost some family members in the war and we made some, put them in the raffle. >> reporter: and finally, the big reveal. >> liberty hope steele. timothy steele's family, ducksbury, a few towns over. >> it is interesting and touching that somebody so close to home. we had people from wisconsin, arizona, texas, illinois, all over the united states. >> reporter: then it was time for a drive to the family of first lieutenant timothy steele. the gift, a reminder of the nation's gratitude. >> it is memorial day. so we're fragile. >> reporter: steele was killed last august in afghanistan. he was 25 years old. >> tim was pretty

into the city millions of dollars of the next decade we have this quote from the men apart mayor kingston key to says we're very lucky that we egg based look at the liquid had a very open process and then happy with the conclusions. coming up we will take a look at people for are not necessarily so happy with this expansion plan and how plenta affects menlo park and again opening bell less than a half my now live the men apart. owners of a nuisance house of east bay and to clean things up neighbors say the problems at 1729 stories have been going on for decades there is a long list of complaints about the house include drug-dealing fights is harassing neighbors in the new construction earlier this month the city says there is a month to clean things up will now have until september 17th or the be with compliance. >>> when endeared are 10 years ago. >>> this is been going on for 30 years. >>> the city wants to avenge the people the law does not allow the honor to be evicted the uss iowa has almost finished a slow trip to its final berth take a look at these live pictures right now we just

well, see, that -- that is a picture -- it is a painting, actually, that was unveil ted kingston publiccts canadian prime minister stephen harper reclining on a chaise lounge wearing nothing but a smile. a dog rests at his feet while he receives a cup on a silver

kingston, ontario, artist for $5,000. here is the tweet from his director of communication, andrew mcdougal. we are not impressed. everyone knows the prime minister is a cat person. i will leave you with a picture of, yeah, him and his cat. i think he is better naked. >>> tonight, the doctor is in, america's favorite, dr. oz. >> the amount of sex we have is dramatically important because it is revving your engine with body. >> surprising prescription for good health. >> i have admit i passed gas, probably passed gas when sitting here. >> absolutely not. the queen and i never do that. my own moment of truth with the good doctor. you are about to find out, on this show, whether i'm going to be alive next week or possibly dead. dr. oz. >>> also, the only man who can turn a four-letter word into an international smash hit. ♪ see you driving around town with the girl i love and i'm like forget you ♪ >> what's up, man? i'm so anxious to talk tour, the anticipation is killing me. >> my exclusive with cee lo green. you have got p