. >>> we move to the news tonight in the on going pursuit of amanda knox. she is the american accused in an italian court of brutally murdering her roommate. she was convicted, freed and convicted again. abc's dan abrams tells us what the italian court said today. >> reporter: today an italian court ruled there's reliable evidence placing both amanda knox and her then boyfriend rafaelle sollecitto at the scene of the murder of knox's british roommate meredith kercher. the court convinced there were multiple killers and that it was knox who wielded the knife that killed kercher in the home the two shared. the evidence? the court cites a minute piece of sollecitto's dna, found on kercher's bra clasp. as well as a crime scene it believes was cleaned to cover up their involvement. the motive, according to toady's opinion, a deteriorating relationship between the roommates, then a fight, maybe over money. last year knox spoke with diane sawyer about her relationship with kercher. >> did you go separate ways. did something happen? >> no. we spent a lot of time to

saying amanda knox killed her roommate after a mounting quarrel, that may have culminated with knox stealingat multiple killers were involved, including knox and her then-boyfriend, raffaele sollecito. >> there's no physical evidence whatsoever of amanda knox in the room where meredith kercher was killed. >> reporter: the court finds the crime scene was cleaned to cover up their involvement. there's no explanation how knox could have cleaned up her own dna, while leaving behind the dna of a third man, rudy guede, who is serving time for the murder. in a statement following the ruling, knox said, i am innocent. and the recent motivation document does not and cannot change the fact of my innocence. in january, knox spoke with robin about her conviction. >> i really expected so much better from the italian justice system. they found me innocent before. how can they say that it's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt? >> we heard you say you would not go willingly, amanda. they would have to catch you first and you'd go kicking and screaming? >> yeah. i'm going to fight this until the very end. >> rep

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but knox is proclaiming her innocence and plans to appeal. in the murder. >>> 68-year-old woman in england recovering after a frightening accident that happened at a cathedral west of london. the woman fell and was stuck in a tight spot, about 150 feet off the ground. rescuers brought in a royal air force helicopter that pulled the woman out. she suffered a broken wrist and broken pelvis. >>> it's the happy ending few thought possible. the south carolina family lost in the woods for nearly three days with no food or water rescued alive and well. jerry and his two kids survived their ordeal in the national park drinking rainwater and huddling together to stay warm. he's eternally grateful to the rangers and rescuers for saving their lives. but he'll never go back into those woods. i don't blame him. >> me either. glad they're okay. >>> one that got bigger in a hurry. the reason, a little baby called charlotte. >> she was born on the side of a highway in chicago. mom and dad live -- were told they had plenty of time to get to the hospital. char

the amanda knox legal saga got stronger.r wasn't a sex game gone wrong, but that knox killed her roommate over money. the court also claims there was more than one murder weapon and more than one murderer. knocks, who is planning an appeal to face possible expedition to italy. we have joe tack pena, criminal defense attorney and senior cnn analyst jeffrey toobin. jeffrey, let me start with you. do i have it right that the judge says prosecutors, you're right, but the whole reason, the motive which matters in italy, not here, is wrong. we're going to believe the killer and his take about the relationship between the two girls. is that accurate? >> that's right. i think, just to remind people because this has been going on so long now. there is someone in prison, rudy gude who is generally and believed to be at least one of the killers. his fingerprints were on the knife. this is a guy -- there's no doubt he was a principle figure involved in the murder of amanda knox. the question here and the one raised by the appellate cour

. >>> we know more about reasons for convicting amanda knox again. in a 300-plus page decision, there's evidence meredith kircher was killed by more than one assailant. she and knox argued over money beforehand. she was found in january. she is in the united states planning appeal again. amanda knox continues to insist she is innocent. >>> their owner banned for life, but the l.a. clippers are riding high. they won an important playoff game after sterling was told to get out of the game. what happens next? after the break. e misstep, to tripping over a rug, to just losing their balance. and not being able to get up from a fall can have serious, lifetime consequences. being prepared is important. philips lifeline with autoalert is more than just a medical alert button. it's an advanced fall detection system designed to get you help quickly. if you fall and you're unable to push your button, the fall detection technology within autoalert can trigger the button to automatically place a call for help. our us-based staff will make sure you get the help yo

the new document states that knox herself delivered the fatal blow that killed her roommate, meredith kercher. and the motive is believed to be their deteriorating relationship. knox responded right away, saying, quote, the recent motivation document does not and cannot change the forensic evidence. i remain hopeful that the italian courts will once again recognize my innocence. >>> chemical weapons watchdog groups says it will investigate claims that the syrian government used gas against rebels. there are accusations of at least separate chlorine gas attacks by president assad's forces in the last month that left scores of people dead. a british newspaper it has proof that assad is using chemical weapons. >>> the agency coordinating the search for the missing malaysian airlines jetliner is dismissing claims that a private surveyor may have found wreckage of flight 370. that potential debris was located in the bay of bengal, by a company called georesonance, thousands of miles from the primary search location. georesonance insists it's not claiming it found debris. but it believes an

theodore simon is amanda knox's u.s. attorney. mr. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> i know you spoke quite a bit to amanda yesterday after this reasoning came out. what's her state of mind? how's she feeling? >> well, she's resolute. she's committed to righting this injustice. nothing has really changed. it certainly is disconcerting and disheartening and disturbing. there is no new evidence. this motivation hasn't changed anything. there was no evidence, there is no evidence and there never will be any evidence. >> for people looking at this and they keep hearing this court convicts, this court acquits. how do you explain a series of courts looking at the exact same evidence, as you say, and coming to wildly opposing opinions about it? >> i know you're familiar with the case, and what we know is that there was a jury that conducted a searching inquiry into all the facts, and the absence of facts, and found unmistakably that she was innocent. that's an available verdict in italy. not simply not proven beyond a reasonabl

the court alleges knox and her roommate fought over money the night of the murder, and the nature of the victim's wounds indicate multiple attackers. >>> it was a big day for our nbc news colleagues in los angeles. our bureau officially part of the brokaw news center. it's dedicated to longtime nbc veteran tom brokaw who started in l.a. as a local anchor back in 1965. >>> and a dead and rotting whale we show you here could soon explode. >> horrible. >> on a canadian island. why is it horrible? >> the poor whale. >> i know, that's true. it's one of nine, they believe, that were killed in an incident. the community is rushing to find a way to get rid of it before it actually does explode. right now they don't have enough money to move it. so they're asking the canadian government for help. i guess it's all that bacteria. >> yeah. >> won't smell nice. >>> a davenport college grad flips out. here watch this one. graduation ceremonies typically speak of the success. >> oh. >> and that's a failure. to be had in the future. but no one thinks of the immediate future. after receiving his dipl

knox served four years in an italian prison after being convicted of killing her roommate. 2011 when the verdicts were overturned? she has since refused to return to italy for a new trial. >>> we'll be back with much more here on kron4 news weekend but first we want to take a live look outside. a view from mount tam, a forecast in just a few minutes. >>> good morning and welcome back to kron4 news weekend. as we take a lock at temperatures plenty of 50s around the bay area with partial clearing, warmer weather by lunch time, by 3:00 we'll see temperatures range from the upper 50s along the coast to the upper 70s inland. so as you take a lock at satellite and radar we still have high clouds over the bay area right now but that's not going to be the case as we head into the afternoon. plenty of 70s expected so it will be warmer than yesterday so a great way to wrap up the weekend here with santa clara hitting a high of 75, 76 degrees in campbell, similar conditions mostly sunny skies in the eastbay with upper 70s for fairfield and concord, 74 your high in daniel. upper 60s fo

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. >>> we know about an italian court convicted amanda knox again.e is evidence meredith kircher was killed by more than one assailant and she add knox fought over money earlier. her conviction was overturned in 2011. she is in the u.s. planning an appeal. >>> the owner has been banned for life. the l.a. clippers are riding high. they win an important playoff game hours after donald sterling was told he is not wanted in the nba. breaking down what comes next, after the break. i've quit for 75 days. 15 days, but not in a row. for the first time, you can use nicorette even if you slip up, so you can reach your goal. now, quit on your own terms with nicorette or nicoderm cq. ...and let in the dog that woke the man who drove to the control room [ woman ] driverless mode engaged. find parking space. [ woman ] parking space found. [ male announcer ] ...that secured the data that directed the turbines that powered the farm that made the milk that went to the store that reminded the man to buy the milk that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ]

in lafayette on hidden valley road, pg&e shut down part of that road from knox drive to crest road.rews restored service right away to all but about 130 customers. >>> the 8.2 earthquake in chile that killed six people. a security camera in the store shows when the earth started shaking. people quickly walked out but didn't appear to panic. the country is in one of the most active quake zones in the world angela is our well processed at evacuation. many homes survived without significant damage. adobe homes were destroyed. officials reported landslides and power outages. it also triggered a small tsunami that did little damage across the pacific. experts say it is only a matter of time before a major tsunami hits the bay area. john fowler gives us the first look at a new instrument that may help save lives. >> you could happen any time along san francisco's marina district or anywhere on the coast. >> i probably wouldn't think earthquake. i would probably think tsunami or something was security. >> it is tsunami evacuation, and it means now. >> you want to go inland an uphill as fas

. >>> amanda knox and her roommate fought over money before knoxç allegedly n knife, her off with ao italian court documents that were just unsealed in that case. a court informant claimed convicted knox and her former boyfriend of murdering kirchner. knox was first convicted of murder about five years ago but the verdicts were overturned on appeal in 2011. in january a federal appeals court overturned the conviction. knox now in seattle was sentenced to 28 1/2 years in prison. >> it is an all-star reunion in a galaxy far away. star wars episode 7 had its cast and there are plenty of familiar faces. harrison ford is back along with mark hamill, and then there is newcomers to the task. oscar isaac, best known for his role inç inside lou ellen days. adam driver, we hear he'llen -- he'll be playing a villain. the highly anticipated sequel hits december 2015. those are your headlines. maybe brian would actually like a movie. >> i saw one of them, didn't get through it, never saw the rest. >> probably fighting words for a lot of our viewers. you didn't like "gravity" either? >> too few

activists fear the bloody slaughter will continue for some time use the disk and that the dolphins on knox will also depend on the school a full team of botox into the van. now sometimes actual education as a key for nation building and reconciliation as a result south africa has in the course of international rankings. when it comes to proportional investment in education. and yet comedy remains to be barry at the tt in higher education. the school named after mundine has a ton of metal is trying to change that. laser gun has always been a tidy kind of guy. but recently he's been particularly eager to make a smart impression. this photo i think st is because i'm interested in social sciences history so i went in to investigate. but he still is today. he didn't eat. one moment thing he has a one hour journey to school every morning. it's the only secondary school for miles around and located in the village of living is so different legs of the man whose name is grab the bears nelson mandela. as those in the late today morning prayers have already commenced. the mind of a school of science

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yes his ideas while knox. john into the political fray hands the top or rights act. is there. his point. i'm even knew how the system works better than i can imagine i was working but morocco is a new opera scifi someone who doesn't know how the system works because we have to start with a clean slate. so those are the apprentice when you know i wouldn't doubt that this is not responding not knowing about how the system works. reform is about having some ideal the idea now. it's no question is how to do that while being positive and being a force for positive dialogue and not destructive i have had contact in context many politicians with many advocates of democracy but i always force myself to obligated myself to maintain the rule and not a destructive role. i cannot twenties to the dynastic problem. this is a problem baltimore has been about iq he's even if you decide to enter politics. this will be seen as you type in your cousin. this interesting. i'm seeing that of common concern yes i'm saying this but i'm also saying that now that i was busy reading books and reviews to

the chevy equick knox and gmc terrain received the highest ratings. they were the only to perform well when the front corner collided with another car or utility pole. >>> still to come, just how much would you pay for a small cup? we'll tell you why someone forked over $36 million for that one right there. >> sure! >>> all right. so this small cup fetched $36 million at auction today, to smash the world record for chinese porcelain. >> it's a very important cup, right? okay, this collector from china was the winning bidder of the so-called chicken cup. it measures 3.1 inches in diameter. that's it. it was made more than 500 years ago during the mingh dynasty. it is decorated with a rooster, hen, and chick. the previous record was set by a vase which sold for $32.4 million. neither of which would go over well in my house with twin 3-year-olds. - previously, on "30 rock"... - so, you're-- - in three weddings, in the same day-- yeah. - fate is telling us, we're each other's settling soul-mates. - i've been seeing someone else, and i think i'm in love wi

denying new routes to europe and the return of the year round daily services to the recent state after knox and to find the areas in units are expected to increase passenger figures by ten percent this year the airports this week marks a turning point for shannon airport fifteen months to be made independent. nine new routes to your start this week including services to train in paris acknowledge our peril. the canary islands independence from the da and the scrapping of the travel tax from today means the biggest increase in capacity in china in almost ten years to start things to come. and without summoning her new destinations. we caught fourteen fifteen. it serves is to increase capacity. so it's really a turning point for its repeal this doesn't happen here says two thirds in fife in terms of some in the scale daily your round ending his services to both boston and new york have also returned for the first time since two thousand and nine transatlantic services are regarded as crucial for tourism revenue. john and greedy relies on the north american tourist is the kingpin of choosing t

mr justice knox said sylvia team was a decent woman who was entitled to sympathy for the injuries she suffered to be accepted her version of events but he could not find that the lumpy and had been made to change what that isn't failed to safeguard patrons against foreseeable dangers. the team trainer rte news that the high courts. was in her portfolio of mortgages things so i think the cretaceous of state owned by b or c have been forced by two us funds are now in stock and oak street capital. he says kpmg said that the bias has agreed to follow the code of conduct on mortgage every year is the fate of the home loans has been opposed by many of the market are just like you to be sure to have the right to bid for their own announce that david murphy has more precise on this david is mocha charges that they could don't get the chance to buy their mortgages mortgages back at the practice can cite these private equity funds but at the very least they have censured and secure see how strong was the code. well what's happened this evening is the liquidators put in a statement. and they hav

netiquette knox of kentucky for the national championship. the eyes repute kentucky coach.the only place i've heard this or this in is what we. from of four kentucky player who now works aren't and deceit kentucky brought gastric between out that come pauley is heading to all lands. and it is a done deal. at said i haven't seen anywhere else on talk about and the broadcast but something telly's follow next few days john calipari and lakers young lakers to one having a coach half of this dismal year. we'll see indeed how that will turn out. the giants off hall want butter tomorrow and arizona. the a's as well as the twins first game at home. this season judge frederick on work. when it is one for four. his and 1241 for 25 the stupid ball rolling in the second. the a's are going to win this thing 83 scott kashmir also nice start to wins no losses. derek has a home run. there you go opening day in minnesota spoiled by the oakland a's. again the final eight to cp warriors up and sold a play denver thursday. the question did only will he be ready to go come the playoffs which wi

. >>> it led to the closure of a short section of hidden valley road from knox drive to cresta. pg&e restored service right away. no one was injured. >>> people in the rich hands hacienda troubled housing district should get housing in 30 days. they will relocate 130 people. city leaders will request federal help to pay the $650,000 it will take. residents complained for years about roaches, mold, leak and broken elevators. >>> police have released the named of a man shot and killed last night. ralph quarrels and another man were driving on bromley avenue when someone shot both of them. they continued driving. par medics -- par medics took one to the hospital. >>> a small diesel spill, a bilge pump overflowed at a boat docked and that sent water tainted with diesel fuel into the water. >>> breaking news. we are waiting for a press conference from fort hood texas where there's been another shooting. it happened this afternoon, these are live pictures where the press conference could start at any moment. 14 people were injured, now we are getting late word, fox and several other n

amanda knox met with people who were exonerated.as in prison there was sadness and anger and there is none of that here. nknox was tried initily for the murder of her roommate and convicted. another jury acquitted her and recently the ital yap court reinstated the guilty verdict. she said she will never go back toitily. >> six men caught on camera and breaking in a country club and taking a camera for a spin. they are firing up the vehicles and ramming bo each other like bumper cars. >> oklahoma, $20,000, that's how much tone ager cana cylmer got for a yellow diamond. she found the gem in arkansas's crater of diamond's park last year. >> i feel like god told me to slow down and look at the ground. i ran and it was in mys if. >> she wants toous the sales money for college. >>> the woman who was accused of throwing a show at hillary clinton. she was released without bail. she appear agitated and aware. she by passed security and walked to the stage where clinton was standing and let the to the wear fly. >> it is recycling. >> well, th

it's a fort knox of information, the holder of credit and marketing data. in a lapse that brian crabbs was the first to report, an identity thief in vietnam gained access to a database containing personal information about 200 million americans from a company owned by expirion. >> expirion was selling information - they claim unknowingly and i'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, to a u.s.-based private investigator. >> the person posing as an american private eye was a 24-year-old man who pleaded guilty to identity fraud and faces 45 years in prison. he declined a request for an on-camera interview. in a statement he said: >> to brian crabbs, the episode raises questions about data broker's power. it's a recipe for disaster when an organization collects some of the most sensitive and voluminous information on people, and when they have a security incident that jeopardizes the security of that information, there aren't any consequences. >> the question that comes out of this is how can we feel safe, the public at large, about keeping the sensiti

. >>> and why they reinstated the murder conviction of american amanda knox, the court say they reinstated the evidence because the evidence indicated more than one person killed meredith kercher. >> the ruling showed that they disagreed over the rent on the house they shared and that escalated. she and her boyfriend were convicted in meredith kercher's death. the verdicts were overturned two years later. a third person was also convicted and is serving a 16-year sentence. >>> well, the 17th mission of the bluefin underwater drone has been halted because of bad weather. >> and there is widespread skepticism over these images that an australian company says could be the wreckage. they say the images are from something in the bay of bengal, thousands of kilometers away from the search zone. >> malaysian officials say they will investigate this development even though most officials associated with the search discount it. but how exactly did geo-resonance come up with the images? tom foreman has more. >> all the searching above the water has largely been focused owner the visual spectrum, the

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earlier this year the court convicted knox of murder for a second time.nt remains free in the u.s. after her first conviction was overturned on appeal. >>> the american economy appears frozen by a brutally cold winter. a new report shows that the gdp grew by 0.1 of 1% in the first quarter. analysts say they are hopeful for a stronger second quarter. >>> a private conversation becomes a public scandal and ends with a lifetime ban for nba owner donald sterling and the nba wants the 29 other owners to put pressure on sterling and force him to sell the team. here to talk about that, a former player for the los angeles clippers, a senior writer for espn the magazine and an nba hall of famer. welcome to all of you. i can't see my third guests. i'm sure he'll pop up somewhere. he's getting seated. michael, i want to start with you. donald sterling may not go down without a fight. this thing could drag out for years. >> you know, i hear what you're saying. they are all attorneys first of all. they have to deal with this. the nba has a problem. we have discovered

the tornado warnings are heading toward the city of knox fill in that direction. if the soil together this could be potentially dangerous where there could be a confirmed tornado on the ground. we have seen confirmation of a couple of tornadoes on the ground in alabama and even in tennessee. barry dangerous situation. happening in the middle of the night which we know is the worst case scenario. get your safe spot as fast as you can. i want to plot this quickly and we can. it will show you which counties are effective. monroe including the city of athens and sweetwater and this goes until 12:30 a.m. eastern time. another half-hour or so. these storms are still very powerful. the same storms we have been watching since the early afternoon hours. folks don't need to let their guard down, this will continue the next couple of hours. >> cnn will be here to cover it. thank you. i am don lemon in new york. michael smerconish starts right now. >>> good evening i'm michael smerconish. billionaires behaving badly. i'm not talking about wall street, los angeles clippers don

take experian, a giant in the business, it is the fort knox of consumer information, the holder of credit marketing data. in a major lapse that brian krebs was the first to report, an identity thief in vietnam was able to gain access to be personal information about 200 million americans from a company owned by experian? >> experian was selling information, they claim unknowingly and i am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt to an individual who was claiming to be a u.s.-based private investigator. >> the person posing as an american private eye was actually 24-year-old kumin no who pled guilty and faces 45 years in prison. experian declined a questireque an on-camera interview but said: >>> to be clear, nothing experian credit data was accessed. to brian krebs, the episode raises questions about the data brokers' power. >> that's a recipe for disaster, when an organization that has almost no accountability collects some of the most sensitive and voluminous information on people and when they have a security incident, it jeopardizes the security of that information. there really

roosevelt made his peace with charlie murphy that knox white house weed and make one of al smith's most enthusiastic supporters, and tammany offered roosevelt a way to remain active in politics after he contracted polio in 1921 and was no longer considered a viable political figure. truth be told, al smith did not always appreciate fdr's assistance. in fact, at one point smith's campaign manager had to explain to smith why roosevelt's support was important. >> you're a bowery mix, he's a patrician. and he'll take some of the curse off you. [laughter] >> franklin roosevelt nominated al smith for president in 1924 when tammany hall took on the ku klux klan at the democratic national convention in madison square garden. the can klan was one of the largest caucuses at that convention. smith didn't win the nomination that year, but franklin roosevelt had big plans for tammany ooh,'s favorite son. not long afterwards, roosevelt wrote this letter to smith who was telling people that he would not run for president in 1928. >> i know perfectly well that you, as you read the this letter, say to y

came up with her stage name by combining the names of belle from "beauty and the beast" and amanda knoxmight explain the title of her first film, "be our guest at this italian stabbing murder." [ laughter and applause ] a man in oklahoma city was injured after a car crashed into his home while he was taking a bath. a car crashed into his home while he was taking a bath. said the man, "so what? a lot of guys like to take baths. [ laughter ] i don't know why everybody is acting like i was doing something weird." [ applause ] this is a little good news. we all like good news. a man in brooklyn is celebrating his 112th birthday. [ cheers ] while everyone else in brooklyn only dresses like they're 112. [ laughter ] so that's the difference. that being the difference. [ applause ] a 47-year-old woman in britain has married her dog -- [ light laughter ] saying, "i got down on one knee and proposed. and i could tell by the tail wagging that the dog said, yes." it was either that or the dog just saw a car. [ light laughter ] no way to know. and finally, this story is crazy. a woman in south caro

. >> when i was 20 years old and was in basic training in fort knox, kentucky, in the vietnam era, wem. we weren't even full fledged second lieutenants yet. we were training to phaoefplt it is -- it is beyond me how people trained at a military base can't use them. how many times does this have to happen? >> judge andrew napolitano, sir, thank you very much. a dozen minutes before the top of the hour. still ahead, more on our top story. this fort hood shooting. what happens next? a former member of theç f.b.i.'s joint terrorism task force is here. we're going to ask him some questions. we hope he's got some answers. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to youroctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain. it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediate medical help for an erection lasting more than four hours. stop

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with contempt again in the 1970s to demand a lot of gold out of fort knox. you don't physically ship it. you put the sticker from one side to another, that it's going to be an article reserve. the united states dollar since 1971 has been based on the full faith and credit of the united states. we have this old certificate with dollar bills etc., etc.. that system lasted pretty much through the 1990s. we won the cold war or as i think of it i won the cold war. and then between 1991 to 2001, we drifted along fairly well. since 2001, and certainly since the last depression starting in 2008 and by the way if you have a job it is a recession and if you don't it is a depression. we have seen other parts of the world begin to move forward. china in particular. we've also seen the world that has been increasingly allowing itself, more than allowing itself, connecting itself. 2.5 billion people on the internet today. they belong to some 200 countries not all of whom have stable currencies. i can sit here right now and recite which peso and whatever else is promulgate

there's a long extradition fight for knox that is expected.t of, and security have issued a warning for people not to use one of the popular internet browsers do not use internet explorer until, microsoft issues have been solved. i eat is used by 50 percent of desktop computers out there and their effects a lot of people it is aware that the government issues a warning like this. the department of romance security computers emergency have issued this morning for people not to use internet explorer on a regular basis the government has issued browse, are advisories' but is aware that they would recommend people not to use a specific browser. they tell you to refrain from using internet explorer try to use fire fox is, ... they're gaining access to sensitive and personal information if people can get control of your information on a computer that the spy and anything you do. this setback is really nasty because it affects everyone and every version of the web browser. and because of the hack it uses a corrupted file to attack the computer you ca

knox. [inaudible conversations] >> next, from the national black writers conference at medgar evers college in brooklyn, a panel on changing historical narrative. [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. we're here -- enter well, i'm really glad to be here, in person, right here in front of you. you know, we in this panel we don't grown -- groan and bemoan the destructive narratives about us misrepresenting who we are and how we are with. this panel will help us to reconstruct, to tell our own stories, the real deal. our stories, this is our story, this is our song, let the work i've done speak to me. and so to moderate this panel on reconstructing the historical narrative of us is professor woodard who was given, i don't know if he'll tell you this, but his name was given him by mayor baracka, if i'm correct. he is the professor of history, public policy and africana studies at sarah lawrence college, a graduate of the university of pennsylvania, served on the board

. >>> knox says she did not murder her roommate back in 2007.st four quarters. >>> an update on the story we brought to you yesterday. we spoke with a tornado survivor who helped save an injured 4-year-old neighbor. that 4-year-old girl is now out he hospital. we were there after the two met for the first time since the storm hit. >> what kind of noise does a duck make? >> a quack, quack sound. >> reporter: they had not seen each other since the night the tornado struck their town. after it hit nick joined first responders and began searching for his neighbor. he stumbled upon 4-year-old grace and carried her to safety. >> all i could do is just let her know she was going to be okay that she was going to be safe and god was with her and she's strong she's tough, and she pulled through this. >> reporter: grace has no memory of the storm. >> you just remember lying on the ground when i pulled up? yeah? >> reporter: nick told us he'll never forget the frightened look on her face. >> i thank god every day for what he did and how he got me there as q

there was a shooting at ft knox not long ago.at the general was sayed, the preparedness and readiness of folks responding to this was excellent because of changes made after the since accident by hasan in 2009. to his point, this man had been in iraq four months and just wasn't quite sure that anyone should jump to conclusions about this man suffering ptsd. i'm curious your thoughts on that. >> brook, you're spot on. it's far too soon to determine whether he was suffering from ptsd. in fact the doctors in the process were about to reach a conclusion in terms of what his state and how they would describe the condition he had. ptsd might have been one of the conditio conditions. he was not there yet. in fact this is an example of how the process worked tcht soldier came forward and said i think i have a problem. came forward. he said i think i have a problem. the army embraced him and said we're going to help you work through your thing. in other words the army and military wants a positive outcome with any engagement of precious r

knox. >> my name is ryan ellis, i'm tax policy director for americans at tax reform. this is our annual tax day eve press conference where we highlight the irs issue along with members and senators. before i turn it over to grover norquist who's going to be the emcee of this event, i wanted to just run through the handouts you have on your seats so that you're familiar with them. and all these can be found, by the way, at atr.org. and dent forget our hash tag on twitter today which is @tax day. these are people who have committed to their constituents that they will not vote for any net tax increase as long as they are elected as a member of congress. next thing you have is an op-ed i wrote in "forbes".com about why the irs should not be preparing people's taxes. we also have a packet of information from the ways and means committee on the lois lerner affair which is very useful information, can be found on the ways and means committee's web site. and finally a map of the chambers. so with that, i'll turn it over to grover norquist who's going to turn it over to leade

there was an attempt in the early 1970s to demand gold out of fort knox.you don't physically shifted. you literally put the sticker from one side to the other but it was going to be a drain on our gold reserve. president nixon made the decision at the time that there would be no more drains on our reserve so the united states dollar since 1971 has been based on the full faith and credit of the united states. so it is not an exchangeable thing in terms of silver or gold you had these old silver certificates on the wall. there were dollar bills etc. etc.. that next system lasted pretty much the 1990s. they won the cold war or as i like to think of it as i won the cold war and then between 1991 in 2001 we drifted along fairly well. since 2001 and certainly since the last we will call it a depression starting in 2008 the recession in the depression by the way differs as follows. if you have a job it's a recession and if you don't it's a depression. we have seen other parts of the world begin to move forward. china in particular. we have also seen a world that

he knox down that three. miami takes the game there 91-88.eded spurs outlast the mavs and the wizards get the upset in chicago. they are both up 1-0 in the series. now watch this because there's nothing like a good old fashioned brawl. the boys of summer get you going on a monday morning. the brewers and pirates. admiring this long ball. winds up hitting off the wall. so after sliding safely into third base, this is when things get a little ugly. >> and now garrett cole and gomez having some words and the benches are going to empty. what prompted this? as carlos gomez is throwing punches and now the pirates are retaliating. we've got a full fledged brawl at pnc park. >> what prompted this? i don't know. human growth hormones, perhaps. >> what is -- come on, boys. >> seriously. come on. >> i don't know. but gomez showing a little gymnastic ability there by rolling over on his back. >> that was good. >> would have done better if he had run out the hit. >> gomez and the pirates travis snyder, they were ejected. and the brewers got the lead and t

usual to discuss the cuban economy and its desire to entice more foreign investment wealth work well knox will find out oh yes the cuban government has approved an international investment all aimed to expand the island's struggle enough now cuban government officials say that they need to grow the economy by seven percent per year however last year it only were two point seven percent now of course this is only the latest move in a series of post cold war initiatives to move the cuban economy away from central planning and towards a more market oriented approach so what's happening here in cuba and why have they decided to you know kind of entice foreign investment now in the country well the economy's doing poorly and so they've decided. now's a good bit on the ocean right to open it up there could be the united states could get in there at some point it seems like perhaps in the near future there might be something there but ultimately you know the acute cuban economy is going nowhere it's stalled and they really need to shake things up and in order to do that they need foreign investm

of course their goal that for knox a lot of people are questioning last time it was audited they're not sure it could be like britain or britain sold off sixty percent of their gold under under gordon brown now in its introduction to your book jam the death of money you mention an event that happened in two thousand and nine the i.m.f. issued three hundred ten billion dollars worth of special drawing rights or s.t. yars i think this is also going to be a key element going forward in this global financial war and the death of money correct that's exactly right max in fact in the book i have an entire chapter just on the i.m.f. and the history of the s.t.r. and their role. so the viewers understand it's jargon right but s.t.r. stands for special drawing right it sounds complicated but it's not the for example the fed has a printing press they can print dollars the e.c.b. has a printing press they can print euro's well the i.m.f. is a printing press also they can print as the r.'s it's just world money and they've done so many times in the past these us to go back to one thousand nine hund