it not a single one of them decided to give the story any play up and suddenly suddenly today the l a times came out with some groundbreaking information that new american intelligence raises concerns about a widening alliance of islamic terrorist groups plotting to target the u.s. and you know where their alliances yemen and somalia and you know how they found out some of that information according to the l a times it was learned when some ali author allowed the cia to interview shabaab militants imprisoned in mogadishu now this is all according to anonymous u.s. officials of course but it's not odd that first the story is completely ignored and now the l a times is reporting on it from anonymous u.s. officials and they don't bother to ask why somalia out there already is would be so kind as to let the cia interview their prisoners they don't bother to connect the dots as have maybe that's because scales of what was correct and these are people at the cia works very closely with who they pay so they can treat them as proxies and not have to get their own hands dirty and isn't it odd that s

news report that just printed the cia denials are patently false and then you have this l a times report that clearly it was.

l. a. times" called the beardless wonders, and implying we were incapable of growing a beard. and to this day i am offended. and spielberg's office called matt, and it was cathy who is a big time producer and could you use these your age, and what, nothing makes sense. not taking a copy. these were the original movies. spielberg had done e.t. and raiders and you think one of the great filmmakers not just america cinema, that his early works would be protected by the government. you don't give it to these kids you don't know. huge mistake, but he did. and we repaired the movies and returned them. and just do watch those movies, no dvds and just to watch the films was unbelievable. they were far better than ours but showed us he started somewhere. tavis: what did access do your confidence? >> there is such in these movies and he was so confident than i ever was, but i don't think that we outgrow that thing we are. that you are deep down, and there was an inspiration i had in watching the movies. and oh my god, watch what he was doing on theaur -- our age and keep going. tavis: y

this morning the l-a times ports: the bill >>> a bill requiring california public schools to teach gay history is now on the way to governor brown's desk. this morning the "l.a. times" is reporting the bill would make the state the first in the union to require history classes and textbooks to include the contributions of gay and lesbians. >>> democrats in the state assembly passed sb48 yesterday in a divided vote along party lines. >> we used to deny this education about jews, about religious minorities, we used to do it with african- americans. >> i voted against it because its unnecessary. we're sexualizing education that's very inappropriate particularly in the early elementary years. >> the bill does allow local school boards to decide how to implement the lesson plans. governor brown has 12 days to sign or veto the measure. >>> no relief for california college students. the cal state university system is considering yet another tuition hike. cal state's chancellor is calling for another 12% increase or $588 a year to take effect this fall. that's on top of a 10% increase already

news report that just printed the cia denials which are patently false and then you had this l a times report that clearly was dictated by intelligence officials designed to make it seem that not only was valuable information being a pain in the secret prison but that there was a very menacing threat namely there's a union last july i have to play you because you have every hospital. in the arabian peninsula i'm sorry i have to cut you off thank you so much will be right back. the heart of moscow the. news of the world. the. prime minister david. disgraced. member. for the second part of the. so they would like to make a correction on a story that we first shared with you last thursday it was word start to spread about google's new social media program google plus we made two statements that grab the attention of the public relations branch of the company apparently they're fans of the alona show now a p.r. representative contacted r.t. to let us know that two may statements that we made in our story were incorrect so we want to correct them now first of all the p.r. agent said google

l. a. timesreporting that the doctor has essentially been on, quote, mail room duty at the high desert state prison in susanville since late 2009 while he was still being allowed to take home a fat paycheck. apparently they don't want him to practice medicine. why has he ended up in this situation? the state wants to fire him and did at one point but he was rehired on appeal. when he was reinstated, the state not only owed him his base pay of $235,000 but back pay of roughly $540,000 for the two years he wasn't working while fighting his termination. you put those two figures together and come up with three-quarters of a million dollars roughly for take-home pay in 2010. even though he's still employed as, quote, a prison doctor, the "times" reports the state won't let him practice medicine because they don't trust his skills. for instance on two occasions he should have sent two patients to an outside hospital emergency room and didn't in another case a patient died under his car. he also has a

the l-a times is reporting -- two people have been arrested in connection with the beating of >>> following breaking news in the bryan stow beating case. the l.a. times reports two people have been arrested in connection with the beating of that giants fan. a law enforcement source says police have concluded the man they previously considered the prime suspect in the case, giovanni ramirez, did not commit the crime. he has been exonerated. stow suffered severe bay area damage outside dodger stadium onlying day march 31. he is recovering in san francisco general hospital. we don't know the identifyives of the two suspects under arrest. l.a. police haven't released the identity of the two suspects. we'll bring you updates as we get it. >>> california is taking steps to protect itself in case the federal government defaults on its debt. the state plans to borrow $5 billion from private investors next week to avoid a cash shortage. with just 12 days until the deadline, the white house says it is not close to a debt deal. today senators debated a tea party-backed proposal called "cut, cap and ba

l. a. times" reports his bosses have barred him from practicing medicine in the prison because of alleged incompetence. and they can't fire him so instead they placed him on mail room duty. it's not like the state happened tried to get rid of him. they did fire him once but he was rehired on the appeal. when he was rehired the state not only owed him his base pay of $235,000 but back pay of $540,000 for the two years he wasn't working while fighting his termination. you put those two figures together and you come up with three-quarters of a million dollars roughly in take-home pay for 2010. even though he's, quote, a prison drrks the "times" reports the state won't let him practice medicine because they don't trust his skill. supervisors once revoked his clinical privileges because a patient died under his care. two other incidents the "times" reports he should have sent prisoners with heart problems to an outside emergency room but he didn't. he also has a history of mental illness. incidentally

l. a. times" maybe in texas there was more. i hadn't seen anything. i couldn't believe it. the first thing that i did was i filed freedom of information act with the fbi to get the fbi file. which is thousands of pages. when the fbi agents took him down, they were wearing wires. i got the transcript of the wires. the first things, if you are wearing a wire, i'm screwed. that's on tape. so it was wild. it was about a year-long interviewing everybody that i could. >> i see. and so there's one section in the book which i think is just great too. where there's the correspondence, roy orbson. >> right. it's a play on words. he was excited that i was writing this book. he actually, nasa gave him as a gift for solving the moon rock, they named an asteroid after him. there's an immerman asteroid floating around the sun. everything in the book is reprinted. a lot of the dialogue is actually, you know, straight from the transcripts and everything. you know. i do get attacked a lot in the press for my style. which is a very kind of dramatic, sinmatic way of telling a nonfiction story.

l. a. times" calls it required tv viewing. c-span's library of congress, sunday night at 9 eastern on c-span. >> and once again the house is in recess as they prepare for votes on legislative branch spending until about 10 o'clock this morning. until then tom coburn joined us on "washington journal" to talk about the debt talks. host: we are pleased to be back and we have tom coburn on the news, and announced zone 9 trillion dollar debt scheme and we will talk about this. senator the headlines this morning suggested that if there is a deal between the senate, that your colleagues are really angry of being excluded from it. help people understand where things are now? guest: clearunderstand where they are. if they have negotiated something they agreed to, why would they complain? it is the whole washington silliness of complaining because you don't know what's going on. nobody knows what's going on except the principals in the room, and when they come to something they file feel they can build a case for on both sides, they wil

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amendment today and go through all mesh ares, not going to pass the senate and waste a lot of time on this. >> i think they l. two-thirds vote for a balanced budget andment? two-thirds? >> we have an historic time to get this done. don't talk about wasting time. what has his president done for six months. come on, chris. >> august 2nd. fe were have spiking interest rates, a drop, downgrade of our bond rating in this country, and go have a financial crisis, because we haven't done this on time, would you say, it's not important, will you resign? >> august 2nd's not important, chris. solving this debt crisis is important. >> if we have a crisis in august, will you resign? >> hey, chris, will you resign? leave your show? >> i don't hold a public office. i don't -- you know what? bauer yew sayring it doesn't matter. >> if we raise this debt ceiling without real spending reform, chris, that's when the markets are going to react negatively. we have got to change the way this town does business. i know you don't acknowledge that. but we have to, and we have a great chance to do it. >> one last question. are you con

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a daunting task for any authors of the time. i hear my. time in just a few minutes people of l. and his guests are great but the nato has a clear vision of how to end the war in libya without more civilian casualties than some crosstalk after our business but isn't. welcome to our business or to hear out see thanks for joining me britain has introduced a new ad to bribery law covering overseas operations of companies doing business in the u.k. it makes little difference for large international firms already compiled with tighter legislation in other countries but smaller companies from emerging economies alike you see high pressure now for one of our says i'm joined by robert m. a of coming to an end burling a long piece for me head of anti corruption at the u.k.'s serious fraud office thanks for joining the program so well so much for your sin is the law a challenge for russian companies would london links and why well it certainly can be a challenge for russian companies and really any other company with a link to the u.k. the law says that any company that carries on a busine

many say the developer and the city promised when they moved in they would have a full time fire station. l. >> i was really hoping again given the vulnerability that we have up here that sure they would recognize that and they would try to fill that station with bodies as they promised. again, disappointed. >> i understand their concern. but we have 2 stations that are in a close distance and they were the ones that covered the area before kitsap fire station was built up there. >>reporter: and station 13 and 18 are now in charge of respond to go communication hill. men time the 22 firefighters once finish with the retraining will be used to help cut down on brown outs. that means while the city has been under staff they take 2 engine out of rotation almost daily. the firefighters will help get almost the entire fleet of fire engines back on the streets. now the next wave of the 14 firefighters will be rehired in september and in all the 49 spots should be filled by february of next year. live in san jose, lisa abc 7 news. >>> all right lisa thanks very much. >> lay off notices will good o

l a quarter past the hour here in moscow and without me as time has continued to retrieve bodies from the volga river the number confirmed dead after a pleasure cruise is sinking on sunday has now risen to one hundred ten meanwhile yet more details emerge over procedural violations that could have contributed to the tragedy that bulgaria crew reportedly under stated the number of the passengers on board to obtain permission of controllers to set sail climbing the number on board of three just twenty instead of two hundred forty somebody now joins us live from the disaster site now and so you have more arrests and more revelations of the investigation does seem to be picking up pace so we any closer to a single explanation. well not yet roy but as you say the first arrests have been made and this is starting to move beyond just a disaster recovery operation the key people that have been arrested so far. she is the owner of the company that rents a double daria for what would be. its final voyage also yeah cause you are sure he is a state expert on shipping and some time before that voy

webber british drawn pre-qualifying amid some inclement weather own senses a well won here last season and edged out of its l. this time around to put himself into prime position to repeat that achievement the australian seemingly in sync with the silverstone circuit as he also determinate to practice the day before a pair of ferrari's kept things tied though with two time champion fernando alonso and leave them also right on the heels of the red bull gio jenson button which trails battell by seventy seven points and the overall standings will start from the mcclaren while russia's bitterly patrol came on may fourteenth the race begins in just over one hour. now cycling's most prestigious event meanwhile has entered the mountains for the first time alberta course of portugal descending to the finish line ahead of the failed on stage eight of the tour de france the twenty four year old showing his climbing prowess and his movie star team their first ever stage we know of the race all round to fill a job where one of the few to break from a group in the final two kilometer climb to and second spot while that effort also

the beginning and then make up time with this entire story we are very very proud of ourselves and we thought i would like. to cycling and because l. evans is set to become a straight its first tour de france winner after a stunning time trial victory in the suburbs of grenoble the thirty four year old and suicide runner all overcame a fifty seven second deficit to take the yellow jersey from and with his former is probably the french left in third and head of the largely ceremonial final stage in paris germany's somebody mort's in one saturday's stage from evans well depending jacket i'll bet it's icons of the world was third. football now again and has banned for a war has banned for life or makes a bit of mohamed bin hammam mom asked for the sport's governing body found the official guilty of attempted bribery ahead of last month's presidential vote the ethics committee of ruled that he conspired to pay caribbean voters for their support the sixty three year old coots already had served as head of with beijing for both federation and plans to stand against the latter in the improper use of actual ballots but he was suspended in may amid the cash for bot

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this is the second time in three years the grand jury has issued a scathing report on that school district. >> wow. time now is 8. l 12. a motorcyclist killed during a protest rally. why the device he was protesting might have saved his life. >> also overnight tragedy in baja california. it involves a boat full of american tourists. >> plus a new privacy battle over cell phones, this one involves police, and a san francisco lawmaker. >>> good morning. florida is coming down the coast. a sea breeze kicking in. it is sile still sunny, inland it won't matter. but sunny but cooler. >> the mission can navy confirmed an american tourist was killed any boating accident. a fishing vessel left the port of san fi lipe, 44 people were on board, oard, including 37 americans. the ship ran into a storm and start sinking. eight people are missing. the u.s. is sending a helicopter to help search. >>> a motorcyclist is dead after crashing his bike during an antihelmet really. police say he lost control of his motorcycle and flipped over the handlebars and later died at the hospital. state troopers say a helmet would have likely sav

l. for spain it's a hell hole because the only some well timed well champion and synchronized swimming on the planet. and finally the men's hear about it as us than a couple of months away now and russia well together in moscow to start a training camp both occasion for london twice while visiting significance to this he has done a meant as an encore sort of reports for russia's most recent euro basket triumph wasn't two thousand and seven right before the beijing olympics and that big three was the last taste of success but it's the lead by american david blaine who has been building this for over five years now the neat and the chance to play a lot of young new players because we were missing so many of our stars in the last three years and now those players have the kind of experience they have the kind of maturity that's necessary to play at the highest level and will get back. i'll take your leg over and hopefully hopefully get there. and then you know we should have a good strong team the european championship starts on the thirty first of august in lithuania and will last through s

l a numbert routes which covers you know 10, 12, 15 square miles of sometimes wooded terrain. sometimes steep terrain. >>reporter: martin was an engineer and physicist. his girlfriend admits he was having a hard time getting his life in order. >> he was under a lot of stres stress. he's working a full time job. he is trying to finish p hd in physics. p.m. that's a lot to have on your plate. >>reporter: she says martin had recently decided to leave the bay area to move back to florida where his parents live. his car is still parked behind his apartment complex. according to his girlfriend mike martin was supposed to leave the bay area today, tuesday, in the mean time his parents are still in florida. in the oakland hills, lee ann, abc 7 news. >>> firefighters stopped large grass fire before it reached any homes or structures near tracey today. the flames burned about 400 acres near interstate 5 80 and chris man road in san joaquin county. started as vehicle fire then spread quickly to nearby brush. cal fire says dray conditions and winds fueled the flames as well as the heat of course. no one was injured. more than 50 crews responded to the scene while airplane and helicopters dropped water on to t

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is named another third place finish partnered with on the car bomb l for spain it's a shame to those who becomes the only twelve time world champion in synchronized swimming on the planet. to her let's set the courts where one chorus for row has won the mercedes cup his first title of the season the former world number one beating fellow spaniard puddle six four six love in the decider ferraro playing in only his third tournaments of the year after being right for two months with the wrist. finally it was full speed ahead in the russian capital this weekend with formula one squads in charge to take part in the most school city racing exhibition former world champions jenson button and she encouraged physicality among those behind the wheel and our correspondent constantine pathak perf caught up. then you must go see the recent event making the crimean will struble for the fourth street sign these here flew one jeans ferrari made their debut on the russian streets and just around the lansing believe it myself i take a break here head of july's f one races thirty two year rule jim gerlach physicality got behind the wh

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chile will head into the quarter finals as groups the winners of the stoppage time goal from under a patio to the bakery one l. in mendoza both teams were reduced to ten men just after the hour mark reuss john caught up on minor injuries john both enjoyed seeing red and the game was finally decided after a ninety second hundred. that party however despite the defeat brewster finished third in the group and also qualified for the last eight. well meanwhile a possible move to see carlos tevez return to south america has been scuppered brazilian side corinthians say they will not increase their initial offer of fifty five million dollars which was turned down by the strikers club lunch the city twenty seven year old is currently playing for argentina at the copper america had stated he wants a new way for the manager for family reasons before the start of the new season however a move back to his former club corinthians now looks unlikely to be seen in transfer window closing in july the twentieth. well meantime city's arch rivals manchester united have been dealt a blow in their bid to buy netherlands material

proud to be part of it for 10 years and it's going to be tough but there's a time in everybody life where this stuff happens and l my time to move on and go up to another organization. >>reporter: great guy. he will be missed. root beer float today florida game today. 29,000 dollars raised for juvenile diabetes. the struggle continue here and fifth inning marlins led 5 nothing at one point. but the a's stage late rally. see you. third of the year makes it 5-2. then in the 9th kurt with man on. line drive to left. scale the wall and the lead cut to 1. but then week. last hope swing and myself toned it. ellis looking better rate now. 5-4 the final. >> well the giants had 18 hits in the first of 4 games against the cubs and they used them all up in the one game they have struggled to hit the cow hide since. game 4 drought is on. they had one run going in to bottom the 9th and looked like that would be enough for the win. wilson gives up the 1 out home run and ramirez that send the game to extra innings. giants hit led for 10 and third innings. to pablo untie in the 13. sixth home run of the yea year. back on top. th

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a concrete pool deck l below. that would have been catastrophic. oh. makes you sick to lack at the pictures. >> i have to say. i looked at the video a number of timest know what their intent was. he was nowhere near the ball in that situatio situation. it almost looked like they had this thing set up. >> really. >> because they all were holding on to him. i don't know what the intent was. >> reaction was so. >> they were it was it looked it lacked like it was set up to get some attention. i don't know. by could be totally wrong but the ball was a mile away. no reason for him to do that. >> nobody was hurt. move on. >> giants make impact at the all star game. sandoval and wilson both get game time would it be enough to catch home field advantage in the world series? field advantage in the world series? sports is next >> coming up at 11:00. fan gets more thant( she hoped for t ashore line amphitheater concert y.she is suing the band and the venue tonight. >> and new evidence of thousands of security breaches at u.s. airport. those stories and more in 1 hour on 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7. >>> but larry here with all the sports as always. all st

and rebuilding the city one step at a time he wants the city to ten sean thomas or t l when it comes to gauging the health effects of anxiety over atomic energy often makes it tough for people to separate fear from fact later this hour the director general of the world nuclear association tells us that the media isn't helping with its comparisons to tragedies like her novel. just seen twenty four thousand japanese citizens killed by an earthquake and a tsunami. we've seen the media. frenzy in covering the accident at fukushima which was not made there had not been very responsible for a single radiation fatality i think it was a tragedy in terms of the world's understanding of the essential safety of nuclear power i also think however that it might also be educational in the long term because people have begun to focus on them as they begin to begin to focus even more clearly on the ultimate consequences if they will learn that there was relatively little damage done. damn ark is breaking ranks with its neighbors in europe's open borders zone by reinstating controls on his boundaries

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about this time last night there were shouts of protest about what was thought to be a police shooting in san francisco. l now a crime scene investigators says that may not be the case at all. stunning development. vick lee with this sudden twist. >> the bullet which was removed from his head is not consistent with the service ammunition used by the san francisco police department. >>reporter: medical examiner said the bullet which killed harding is a 389 mm. caliber bullet. police say they also found another 380 caliber round in his jacket pocket. investigators say they still have not found the gun. it's unclear if they had the new information when he hosted a town hall meeting in the bay view. heated meeting. >> disrespectful to come where we live and don't sit down without seeing what the problem is. >> i'm standing 5 feat away from you trying to do just that. >>reporter: confrontation was ugly. there was outrage. the crowd booed chef. they interrupted him repeat he hadl hadly. chef finally gave up and left. >> i think they should gave him a fair chance to speak. >>reporter: we spoke with bay view resi

this is a unique time to bring the components bexar you will see us all the l m p up. we also have a pump module that failed after earlier than the analysis showed. we would like to know why it failed so we can improve the next generation. then we have another experiment that's going of that is a refueling experiment will sit on the outside of the station and this fall will be a will to use the canadian dextrous robot to actually surface to do a mock demonstration of servicing a satellite that was never meant to be serviced so it has on the outside interface that looks like a satellite gse krin sorted and we designed a unique tools very much like the the hubble servicing mission but now this robot will use these unique tools and cut the blanket away and remove a panel and lot wire and then actually demonstrate the fluid transfer between the two tanks on board so it's going to take us from the space walk generation to start showing what we can do in terms of robotic activities on the board station. >> back on the other side of the room. >> thank you come gentlemen, for t

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