this is in la lander school, the story is in karen chronicled it in a tab you have there. well this school, there are somal bonn there and tsom some,al b al ban they're and th attacked and tried kill people that came to school. the taliban. the headmaster peddled his bicycle 30 miles to the commander leader and he had two daughters going to another school. he got very upset and came in with 120 militia and did kill onal ban and wounded one and arrested the 12 dozen others and found out they had gotten 200,000, 3,000, $100 to shut down the school from the mulla in the village. they went to his house and arrested him and they're a waiting trial in kabul and will probably get 6 - 8 years. two days later think did open up the school and even had another inauguration for the school because they said we want our kids to go to school. there are about 18 schools - she's got the facts. there's 18 girls that are not going to school and we set up what's called displaced girls school but the rest of the kid have come back here and i think if if quest we can give those k the support th

. >> landers was not injured but later arrested for being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, today, the police detectives went door to door interviewing possible witnesses and looking for surveillance video of the shootout from businesses. >> this makes no sense. it makes no sense. i hope the baby is all right. i really am. i hope everybody is okay. i oom concern btd baby. >> these are pictures of the rounds fired into the neighboring businesses. you can see high-caliber weapons are involved. there is and there is a big concern is infection. place are asking anyone with information to give them a call. there is a special number. >> thank you. >> and a supervisor nadya lockyear says she's getting treatment for drug addiction. the supervisor released a statement today after a report that she was assaulted by an ex-boyfriend in a hotel february 3. she says reports are true, and it will take sometime for her to heal. and she says with strong encouragement and support of people i love i decided to get help and treatment so i may heal and recover. her billow supervisors saying the

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landers. he opened fire of the original suspect. as they went outside, a third shooter he marched in the started firing towards the salon. >> three people inside of the salon suffered gunshot wounds including a two year- old child. >> i spoke to the hospital. she underwent surgery and is in stable condition. >> at this time we have to suspect's outstanding. >>pam: in antioch residents shoots and kills an armed intruder with off the suspect's own weapons. he said he did it to protect himself and his young son. >> antioch police say just after 8:00 p.m. a man and his seven year-old son were laying in bed when the doorbell rang. a short time later the father heard someone kicking down the front door. the suspect had extensive criminal record and no known connection to the residence. a female accomplice was arrested a short time later the third suspect is still being sought. the father is cooperating and most likely will not face charges. at this time they believe he acted the way he did in order to defend himself and his young son. >>p

. >> today exotic robots and landers go where 50 years ago we imagined man himself would some day travel. but none of it would have been possible if not for those mercury pioneers who first reached for the heavens. john glenn also has the distinction of being the first living astronaut to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first space flight. >>> that's nbc "nightly news" for this sunday. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

in a moment, miss landers will make a brief budget presentation. if i could have one minute just to indicate -- i am very proud of our department staff and their commitment for being compassionate about meeting the numerous requests that they fulfill, which is the public's right to know, and a day this -- and they do this day in and day out. that is what our department stands for and we're proud of that. i would like to highlight some brief points with the current year's general fund allocation, $10.8 million. looking at the productivity of the last 12 months, we have clerked 1772 meetings and the department. 45 were board meetings, and we have coordinated 1369 lidge the files to completion. technologically speaking, we have done very well utilizing technology as a significant mode of communicating information to the public, and we have accomplished this despite the small investments we have made over the last decade in technology. we continue to make new advancements and providing more information to the public, and when outpost all of our notices

. >> today, exotic robots and landers go where 50 years ago we imagined man himself would some day travel. but none of it would have been possible if not for those mercury pioneers who first reached for the heavens. john glenn also has the distinction of being the first living astronaut to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his first space flight. >>> tonight a lot of nature lovers are gathering at california's yosemite national park hoping to catch a spectacular glimpse of nature's beauty. it's a rare phenomenon that happens there for several days this time of year. the sunset hits a water fall at just the right angle, making it appear bright red, as if lava is flowing down the side. that light show lasts about two minutes. >>> we learned today that the most famous ruby slippers in the world are on the move at the smithsonian in washington. officials at the national museum of american history say dorothy's shoes from the 1939 classic, "the wizard of oz" will be removed from display for several months while they're repaired. the folks say the slippers are old and fragile and could use a li

landers was later arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm. but the original gunman and an apparent sidekick got away. >> my place has been shot up before. this place here was shot up a couple of weeks ago. the jewelry store. it doesn't surprise me. no. not at all. >> reporter: this strip mall has seen its share of violence. for the owner of roberto's jewelry it was too much. he moved to benicia this morning. >> he has been here for a long time. yeah. too bad. yeah. >> reporter: police say the victims in last night's shoot were lucky. they all survived. with no motive and only vague descriptions of the shooters, there is no telling when they might be found. that 2-year-old who was shot is still hospitalized. she had surgery and is in stable condition. as for the possible person of interest, that person is intubated now and is unable to talk to police. live in vallejo, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> some restrictions on san jose medical marijuana dispensaries could be eliminated at tonight's city council meeting. mayor reed is recommending councilm

. >> so one of the hottest toys this year was called sky landers.the portal of power. you put these on. they jump into a video game. video game and toys to life. still hard to get. kids are loving these. so besides having new ones to collect this year, in the fall you will see giants. so now the kids have gigantic power and it's really awesome. so look for those. really exciting. >> and this is a skateboard, or what is this? >> this is called the descender. so the kids don't have to stop once they get to winter. they still want to snowboard? now they can do it anytime. i don't know if you can see what this looks like. the wheels on this. >> that's cool. >> this is for downhill on the grass, in the gravel, all terrain. >> but wear your helmet still. >> but wear your helmet. >> exactly. >> i love all of this. and we'll be able to start seeing this starting when? >> some of it is available in the spring and the rest of it in the fall. >> can i keep the nails? >> yes. >> can i keep the glasses? >> yes. >> all right. thanks to our toy mom, laurie schacht

the lander the first man on the moon but where is u.s. exploration now considering the retirement of the shuttle program last year and a blow to robotic space travel in two thousand and thirteen budget some are concerned joining me to discuss this is andrew chaikin space historian science journalist and the author of a passion for mars andrew thanks so much for joining us again so first i guess before we get into some of the nitty gritty details kind of a big anniversary let's do a little retrospection right where do you think of where we've been in the last fifty years or maybe haven't been in terms of space exploration since that day when john glenn orbited the earth. yet still it's it's been quite a quite a ride. you know i think in some ways it's churned out more amazing than we could have anticipated i mean we've had humans walking on the moon we've had people living in space for months and months at a time even former cold war ever series the u.s. and russian space programs working together along with a dozen or more other nations o

. >> the state attorney general says this deal will help thousands of mare landers stay in their homes through enhanced loan modifications and other services. >> we are getting more money in now than new york. we were hit that hard. >> to speed up evictions workers signed documents they had not read or faked signatures. the 960 million dollars is based on the homeowners impacted. amanda kelly says her father-in- law's home was foreclosed. >> it has created anger towards the whole practice in general. we have become more ed educated on it. >> you could qualify if your home was foreclosed between january 1st 2008 and december 31st 20 live. i am kai jackson reporting. back to you. >> thank you. that deal includes every state except oklahoma. it is expected to help nearly 1 million households. >>> a big set back for the local families affected by a gasoline leak in baltimore county. the families in jacksonville were supposed to slight $150 million for the leak from an exxon mobil station. some of the gasoline and a cancer causing adactive got into the ground water there. yesterday they det

the system uses guidance systems that could be used for landers heading to the moon, mars asteroids even nasa wants to develop cheaper and reusable vehicles to carry research experiments on suborbital flights. >> very interesting technology. >>> president obama comes to the bay area today. we are live with what will be on his agenda and what you can expect if you are in downtown san francisco today. >> reporter: i'm terry mcsweeney live in oakland, bart is announcing plans to make sure talk get there from here. i'll tell what they are going to do when the bay bridge closes. >>> speak of closing, tens of thousands in tuition down the drain. the local college being forced to shutdown and the students left asking what now? >>> high temperatures across the country not bad 30s and 40s for most of the us as you head towards the south, phoenix, dallas, atlanta in the 60s, new orleans in the 70s, d.c. mild, 52. good news only boston is reporting delays and their flight departure delays all major airports and regional california airports on time. if delays develop we'll have it, you can too with

the system uses guidance systems that could be used for landers headed to the moon, mars, and asteroidsnearly a year and a half after the pipeline disaster officials in san bruno are going public with their frustration with officials with pg&e. you remember the disaster there. the city wants more money to rebuild and to recover than the utility has promised so far. the story tonight from abc 7's heather ishimaru. >> reporter: san brew you know mayor says pg&e is dodge its commitment to make the city whole and negotiations for more money broke down last week. >> we reached a couple of small agreements but for the most part a lot of it is redlined and not getting to where we want to get. we feel that we have in fact been stalled in the negotiations and that is why we brought it to the public. >> reporter: the september 2010 pipeline explosion and fire killed 8 people, destroyed 38 homes and badly damaged 70 more. pg&e set up two funds. first, a $100 million rebuild san bruno fund of which $45 million has been spent so far. that was money mostly for victims' immediate needs right after the

the mild winter has spoiled many mare landers, who say they are just ready for this winter blast to ber. >> you like the snow? >> no. >> no. >> and the state highway administration says it will keep the salt trucks out for as long as necessary to maintain the roads. don, back to you. >> thank you very much, andrea. stay with wjz for complete first warning weather coverage, for constant updates and your own live look at radar and any closings and delays go to wjz.com. >>> the campaign trail is heating up for gop hopefuls as rick santorum tries to build on his clean sweep in colorado, minnesota and missouri, and this morning mitt romney is trying to regain his momentum. her is susan mcbecome with the latest for wjz. >> reporter: at a church is texas local area pastors put their faith in rick santorum. the former senator is trying to build his conservative base after winning four of the first eight nominating contests. >> we need to have someone is going to go out ant paint that vision of what america looks like versus barack obama. >> he is filling out paperwork for future primaries and

landers was later arrested for being a felon in possession of a firearm. but the original gunman and an apparent sidekick got away. >> my place has been shot up before. this place here was shot up a couple of weeks ago this jewelry store. it doesn't surprise me. no. not at all. >> reporter: this strip mall has seen its share of violence. for the owner of roberto's jewelry, it was too much. he packed up and moved his business to benicia this morning. >> he has been here for a long time, yeah. it's too bad, yeah. >> reporter: police say the victims in last night's shoot were lucky they all survived. but with no motive and only vague description of the shooters, there's no telling when they might be found. now, that 2-year-old is in stable condition tonight. police told us they are searching out surveillance video that might have captured part of that incident happening. one problem that they are running into it one person who is hospitalized is he is intubated and cannot tell them whether he might have been involved in the shooting. live in vallejo, christin

. >> reporter: if chinese main landers are balance being, some are moving to a more expensive old wineundy. >> burgundy appears to be platinum. production is far less. the prices achieved recently are quite phenomenal. >> we have a drc i understand. can you tell us about that? >> yes. drc, this is the acknowledged big boy amongst burgandy. this 1961, for example, is 104,000 hong kong dollars, so about $12,50 o per u.s. bottle. >> they're not only looking at old world wines, but new world wines. >> leading the charge, california wines from napa valley. we have screaming eagle which is one of the old acknowledged grates. even great movie directors have bought in. this is his rubicon wine. >> to what extent are main land chinese buyers driving the market here in hong kong and around the world? >> i would say they're a significant addition to the markets but top end buys are hong kong dese from this area. >> bottom line diversified portfolio, little bit of all of them. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >>> that's remi in hong kong reporting on wine sales in asia. >>> w

ended up launching an entire private space flight industry with a simple competition to put a lunar lander give people ideas on what technologies, what companies they can develop to change the world. they compete with each other and you get a lot of innovation from it. >> it's a great suggestion. peter, you know i'm a big supporter of the x prize, which is at its base a technology and innovation competition. tell me about this. we've discussed it before on this show, but tell us why -- he is explaining why those competitions not just take the best and brightest in an area that you've put the competition out for, it gives birth possibly to new industries and new businesses and people's entrepreneurship. >> thanks, ali. he is right on the money here. our friends at the kauffman foundation proved that statistically all new job growth over time comes from start-ups. start-ups are a small group of extraordinarily passionate individuals who are committed to making their dreams happen. and most importantly they're willing to take risks. they're willing to try something which is a crazy idea. and

what we are learning this morning is that police have now arrested landers on suspicion of being a felon in possession of a handgun. the hero in the case is now under arrest. the people would includes a two-year old and are all expected to survive. >>mark: more on our developing story, the search for human remains continues today in linden purify here is the latest video out of linden fifth as the digging continues in an abandoned well as they're searching for more victims of the speed freak fillers. over 1000 bone fragments have been found. two women have already deposited we identify f. one of the victims was a 16 year-old girl who attended school in stockton. she skipped class one day and was never seen again. a dna analysis although they believe her means have been identified. the of the records also confirming that the remains of cindy better time work found. the 25 year old woman for was from san joaquin county and disappeared in 1998. stay with kron4 and we will continue to cover the latest as the search for more victims continues. >> i know that was almost gone. i will never forg

. >> i was stomping around a floor that we call nerd-land where the uppers and the nerd landers hangon debate was going on. i was like, get me a nun. i know that nuns have a different perspective than the bishops. literally just the catholic part of the conversation had been driven by nuns on the ground providing services and education and charitable work, i think we would have seen a different understanding of about what catholicism is. not that they have a different theology, but a difference in contraception in local communities. >> absolutely. if we had more nuns in all facets of the catholic church, it would be a much different church. talk about a picture of all dudes. if you watch the elevation of the new cardinals, elevation of the -- it's elevation of men and they all look just alike. i mean, what does that say about that segment of our world in which women are simply not allowed? >> we're going to let you talk about the elevation and more on these questions when we come back. god is going to join the conversation and she's going to sit maybe right there. don't go away. [ le

i want to thank delegate steve landers for his leadership in getting those new funds to grow our agricultural exports and create new jobs. working together we have eliminated $6 billion in budget shortfalls not by raising taxes but by reforming government and reducing spending. we turned to massive budget deficits into nearly a billion dollars in surpluses during these last 10 years. [applause] i would say these are all collected bipartisan accomplishments. virginia is charging a fiscally responsible course to a brighter future. but ladies and gentlemen it is no time for victory laps. our global economy still in certain. the actions of the federal government are still very unpredictable. van employment the employment rate is still unacceptable. this is not a status quo period and the lives of americans in virginia and so i suggest to you but should not be the status quo session for the virginia general assembly. dallas and i can't ask you to fix every problem in the short time that we have together this session but i can ask you to fix some big ones. we must do more to score job creation. we

deciding on whether or not to accept new austerity and reform measures that have been demanded by landersanother 130 billion euros of new loans and glencore and xstrata, a $90 billion deal, largest in their industry. european equities are lower across the board, ftse by 0.6%, the cac and dax as well. the athens composite has been on a tremendous rally lately so. >> it's up. >> it's up. >> it's up by a quarter of a percent today. >> we'll take it. volatile times on the world stage with israel threatening iran over its nuclear developments and the u.n. failing to pass a resolution against syria and ongoing uncertainty in egypt, libya and beyond and all in an election year back home. joining us on the set, bill richardson, former governor of new mexico, u.s. ambassador to the united nations and secretary of energy. great to have you here on an important day when a lot of things are in the news. i want to talk about what's going on in iran. before we do that i want to show you a clip, the prince was on the broadcast yet with maria bartiromo and he had to say this. ? i think if you give an ult

i want to thank delegate steve landers for his leadership in getting those new funds to grow our agricultural exports and create new jobs. working together we have eliminated $6 billion in budget shortfalls not by raising taxes but by reforming government and reducing spending. we turned to massive budget deficits into nearly a billion dollars in surpluses during these last 10 years. [applause] i would say these are all collected bipartisan accomplishments. virginia is charging a fiscally responsible course to a brighter future. but ladies and gentlemen it is no time for victory laps. our global economy still in certain. the actions of the federal government are still very unpredictable. van employment the employment rate is still unacceptable. this is not a status quo period and the lives of americans in virginia and so i suggest to you but should not be the status quo session for the virginia general assembly. dallas and i can't ask you to fix every problem in the short time that we have together this session but i can ask you to fix some big ones. we must do more to score job creation. we