entre los arrestados hay ciudadanos mmexicanos y la mayoría tenían extenso récord kr criminal, los cargosan culpables la investigación continúa y espera aumente el número de arrestos, desde a wri zo arizona. >>>josé: vamos a méxico donde el crimen organizado desata el terrón la destap terror, la destapaparición de jóvenes, muchos para ser asesina asesinados o convertirlos en criminales en la capital mexicana, raúl torres está listo con los desgarradores testimonios. >>>raúl: ellos ven que matan y matan la última vez que vio a su hijo el pasado 15 de junio. y luego se lo llevaron en contra de su voluntad. >>> es lo que, lo que yo sé que habla bajo anonimato, su hijo pedro tiene 19 años es albañil y es muchos jóvenes quienes han desaparecido del estado de michoacán. los soldados matan a músicos río músic muchos sicarios. en en michoacán hay jóvenes pobres sin estudios pero la cifra del país es de terror. >>> hay más de 18 mil desaparecidos a nivel de méxico. >>>raúl: se han cometido casi 50 mil asesinatos, la mayoría son ejecuciones entre carteles rivales, otro desaparecido oso levantados c

kr? because u.s. dollars, that's the world's reserve currency. that's what the euro zone needs for their banks and financial institutions to provide a liquidity to tighten the debt. >> i remember in 2008, everybody was saying this was a crucial moment. we look at europe, the whole world put in a position where we were when lehman brothers collapsed. we remember what a terrible fall that was. we had up days of 600 points and down days of 600 points. i'm wondering how much you can read into today. >> this is definitely a period of historic uncertainty. this volatility drives confidence out of the market, drives participant out of the market and it's generally not good for market psychology. but an up day is clearly better than a down day and today was a 2.5 year high swing to the upside. the question is, can we build on it? >> what do you think? you've been pretty optimistic, peter. >> i have been. i do think we can build on it for several reasons. the shopping season is off to a great start. employment has largely stabilized. not only that, it's m

victims in this case, although they were ready to testify today, will not have to testify and will not be krs cross examined at this time. >> reporter: charged with 50 counts of sexual abuse and accused of using the charity he founded, second mile, to make contact with the alleged victims. as he left court today, the former assistant football coach says he plans to prove his innocence, no matter how long it takes. >> put together the best possible defense that we can do, stay the course. we wait the opportunity to present our side. >> that was michelle franzen, reporting. >>> a former nhl player, who was sexually abuse d by a coach in canada testified on capitol hill today in the first congressional hearing since the penn state scandal broke, shelden kennedy told congress the key to preventing abuse -- barbara boxer also testified at the hearing proposing two bills to strengthen requirements. >>> to help students cope today in the wake of an alleged sex scandal on campus. math and science teacher catrell is accused of having sex with an underage student. they say that student was under the ag

now they're exiting, the kr crossing the bay, heading towards the eastern shore. still in st.ary's county and northern neck, that's exiting off to the east and continuing to move away. getting a few breaks in our clouds farther to the west. should get sunshine breaking out later this morning. temperatures in the 40s out of the mountains, shenandoah valley, blue ridge, nearby suburbs. near the bay and eastern shore, low to mid-50s. if you are traveling, don't have any travel problems likely through much of the nation except up and down the atlantic sea board, there's snow up in new england right now. maybe some flight delays in perhaps new york city, boston, portland, maine, later today. sunrise 7:24. sunset 4:51. we'll have a little sunshine today. a wind gusting to 25 to 30 miles an hour out of the north and west. temperatures will struggle to make it up to the low to mid-50s by noontime. then it will begin to plummet by late afternoon down into the upper 40s. then during the evening continuing to drop under a partly cloudy sky. by midnight it will be near cold, 40 degrees. b

an due kr. >> charles, let's get back to our top story, the race to save the euro.ive days ago, this man, the european commissioner ali renn announced they had ten days to fix it. with five dis to go it's now or never, nicolas sarkozy will meet his german counterpart, the chancellor angela merkel in paris in a few hours from now as they try to flash out proposals for a tighter budgetary constraint. on tuesday mr. sarkozy will sit down with tim geithner in paris. the big one comes at the end of the week. the european commission holds its final summit with the debt crisis once again topping the agenda and investors are looking for very definitive action, too. >> certainly. well, let's have a look at europe, where the markets are now 90 minutes or so into the trading day. obviously the meeting between the german chancellor and the french president is likely to dictate events later. we are seeing a little bit more caution coming into the markets. all, taking for example the dax and paris cac 40, they've been wavering and there is a sense that kind the numbers we could s

come in and enjoy a 10-fees holiday feast for $20 at kf #kr. back to you. >>> a newly renovated theater at johns hopkins university is renamed for actor john astin. it was renamed over the weekend. astin, a frequent morning show coffee with guest, is credited for revitalizing the school's theater program. he's been teaching this since 2001. and by the way, he's a 1952 graduate. he starred as gomez, as you know, in the adams family, in the 1950s. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 4:00. hear from the other celebrity on plane with alec baldwin. and what he says really happened before the actor was kibbed off. >>> cheap and convenient. but ramen noodles are sending children to the emergency room. we'll tell you why. >>> once a thief. now a suspect. the charges a transgendered woman is now facing. >>> and if you're going out now, you may need to take a winter coat and umbrella with you. there is no and colder weather on the way. [ male announcer ] are you paying more and more for cable and enjoying it less and less? stop paying for second best.

kr don't you have cnn, sponsor a debate next week, ask all the candidates to appear and tell em that you're going to be asking them about all the details of their life about their friendships, about whether they've had extramarital affairs, about whether they've had sexual activity outside of marriage, whether they have ever said things or done things that they didn't tell their wife about. extend that invitation, piers and i bet you that no one shows up. because those are areas that you don't have the right to go into and just because there is a false accusation made -- >> hang on, hang on. let me ask you something. if it turned out that herman cain had had a 13-year affair with this woman and she had come on to him right at the moment he's at the top of the polls in this race demanding money in a way that could be construed, you said she was troubled and he felt that he had to help her and he had known her 13 years, he doesn't dispute that, there there was a potential for blackmail. this is surely a matter that is -- particularly when herman cain today i might add has said publicly

. >>> new information on the cause of a deadly krs mass morning fire in stamford, connecticut. for the if, time we're hearing one of the 911 calls placed as the tragedy unfolded. craig melvin is in stamford this morning. good morning to you. >> reporter: carl, good morning to you as well. workers behind me have been removing what's left of the badger family home. there's a memorial, flowers, teddy bears, a card from a small child. you can't see it but i talked to a firefighter who left a flower there a short time ago and he talked about what dozens of the firefighters saw here on christmas morning. he said they were so traum tilesed that many of them have had to have not one but two rounds of counseling. neighbors saw flames shooting as high as the trees and heard the trapped children screaming. >> there is a huge fire at the house next door to us, the whole house is on fire. it's a major fire and there's three kids and a woman. >> we have the fire department on the way, ma'am. >> please, please come quickly. >> are. >> reporter: firefighters arrived and found 47-year-old madon

and it's time to bring defendant henderson back to his jail kr el. >> before they move him, they havefully without any threat of harm. >> but there's a problem. a relative and a friend of the murder victim have suddenly appeared in the corridor. >> they knew we were coming out the side door. so i think it was planned. they were there, they were waiting for him to come out. >> surveillance cameras at both ends of the hallway catch deputy elizabeth erp telling the men to clear out. all three exit into an adjacent hallway where another camera at the far end of the hall is rolling. depth christopher cooley can be seen warning the group to clear room. >> he opens the door to walk through it himself. >> he took his eyes off for a second to check on his partners. they saw their opportunity. that's when it happened. >> spotting henderson through the door, the group barrels into the first holeway. >> they push past the first officer. it was almost like a football play. >> cameras at either end of the first corridor pick up the action. >> the officer puts his hand on his gun. there's a moment o

>> career kr we're criss-crossing the state today. they think they're really within striking distance of winning in iowa right now. we were at a breakfast meet and greet in a small quad cities community and i spoke to a woman there who said she was still debating between mitt romney and newt gingrich as her candidate, but she said her primary focus was finding a candidate she thought could beat the incumbent president. she and the others gathered there believed mitt romney is just that person. right now it's very clear that the candidate himself has been trying to position himself above that slugfest fray. they're confident that the benefit and the difference between this go around inç 2011-2012 versus four years ago is the that the conservative vote will be heavily fractured, split this type around between rick santorum, rick perry, as well as michele bachmann compared to about four years ago when mike huckabee, of course, sort of was the long shot who came out of here with a lot of the conservative vote. only about one-sixth of the

king david violated a lot of things and so did pete somewhere paul in the things he ever came to kr christt journey in an awesome way. >> mr. land, is it just his personal history or do you have some personal dealings wirth the former speaker that lead you to be somewhat suspicious? >> i'm personally not suspicious. i've known the speaker a long time. i sense in him a grounding, and he seems to have found in his faith a forgiveness and a grounding that had perhaps eluded him in the past. but i'm not the people -- i'm not the people he's trying to convince. he has some work to do still with evangelical women. i think a lot of them would like to hear him say one time what john mccain said to rick warren. the failure of my first marriage was the greatest regret of my life, and it was my fault. >> do you think, pastor garlow, he would benefit by giving, if not a speech, a venue, a faith venue to say something like that, to be more personal about his failings? >> i would encourage him to continue to talk as transparentally as i've heard him talk the last few years. i heard him talk in orlando w

>> sorry, kr i >>> this morning on "world news now" -- political surge.jumping ahead of the gop pack, just weeks before the iowa republican caucus. >> he is picking up endorsements tsh-a lot of praise from republican players like the donald. it is tuesday, december 6th. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm sunny hostin. gingrich's popularity coincides with herman cain getting out of the race. cain is expected to throw his support to gingrich who is far ahead of gop rivals in the latest abc news poll released this morning. >> this gop race is interesting for so many months. newt literally dead on arrival. now the man to beat. so crazy. also this morning, the big worries at the pentagon after a top secret, new generation, unmanned spy plane was shot down by iran. we'll show you why the drone is so different from the others and what iran could learn from it that could put our national at risk. >> later this half-hour, some people go to great lengths to get a really fresh christmas tree. way up in the mountains apparently. what happens? >> thes

>> kr didn't you come to me first.ied forces has dropped any pretense of actually wanting any kind of democracy in egypt and they are -- there is a you-tube video of watching the egyptian military beating and clubbing a veiled woman there. they literally declared open war on the egyptian people. that's come to a head. since matt said that, i will tell you, you should also know that barack obama and his inaugural address said we reject as false the choice between our safety and our ideals. he is in danger of for getting that lesson. if he signs the national defense authorization act, an act that both dick durbin and tom harkin and senator jim demint all opposed that is a betrayal of our ideals. >> i'm glad to hear you say that. talked to a senator who voted against it yesterday. senator from delaware who voted for it. still going back and forth on twitter about what the act does. it's ambiguous in a way that's maddening. the first french government congress signed on to very broad executive powers. jacque mcwherter, wha

. >> scott decker, a professor at kr cripple nolg. >> game membership in division i athletes is a significant are most likely to be involved in are the kind of crimes that ought to concern athletic directors, police chiefs, university presidents and coaches. >> reporter: the study was based on a survey of 130 top athletic programs. while the vast majority of college athletes are not involved in gangs, it found that nearly 20% of the 87 campus police chiefs who responded reported direct knowledge of a student athlete who retained gang membership while at their university. >> it's a recognition that says we need to pay attention to the problem more systemically so that it doesn't get out of control. >> reporter: as part of a special report in this week's "sports illustrated," cbs news and "si" went to compton, california, the birth place of hundreds of blue chip recruits over the years. today more than 84 active gangs totaling more than a thousand members. if you want to get away from that -- that pull, how hard is it to remove yourself? >> extremely hard. >> reporter: it is? >> extremely hard.

kr christina romans talked to the chair about it. >> i think when they're using the phone or texting,don't think they're impaired. >> you're right. i know how difficult this is because i used to talk on my phone as well until i understood the dangers of it. two years ago, we put a ban on all our employees from talking or texting hand health or hands-free. when i hung up my phone and i stopped talking on the phone while i was driving, it was like becoming sober and seeing everyone around you was drinking. you notice the people who are distracted. they're not keeping up with traffic, not maintaining their speed, driving erratically and not holding their lane position. it is distracting. i think people recognize that but think do as i say, not as okay. they don't want other people doing it but they don't want to stop themselves. >> how distracting are we talking? how far does the car actually travel when you say, take your eyes off the road to send a text? cnn's tom foreman checked it out. >> researchers say people texting routinely take their eyes off the road for nearly five seconds. t

was this the right place for a kr counterinsurgency or should we not be in the position in the first? >> we should not have been in iraq in the first place. >> absolutely. what we're seeing now, it's not only about occupation. i mean, we're giving the terrible experiences had you to go through, matt, and that iraqis went through for so many years, is one aspect of occupation. what we're now seeing, expansion of wars in that part of the world in the form of drone wars where we don't have boots on the ground in any significant numbers, in all these countries from pakistan to yemen so somalia to others we're not even being told about that aren't acknowledged yet, where people are still being killed in sometimes significant numbers. but what we hear is, this is a great new way to wage war because we don't have so many casualties. leaving out the critical words, we don't have so many u.s. military casualties. we have plenty of casualties on the ground. >> but we have done this for decades. a tomahawk missile 20 years ago would go 1,000 miles. the issue is that there are times where lives

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