laurie levenson, thank you for being with us again.st -- >> my pleasure. >> woodruff: what does it mean that a defendant is found incompetent to stand trial? and explain the difference between that and the insanity defense. >> well, incompetence is very different from insanity. insanity is looking at his mental state at the time of the crimement but incompetence really means does he understand the proceedings at the time of trial and can he participate and help in his defense. we've had two psychologists here for the prosecution and the defense say you know what, he doesn't have that mental capacity to even understand the proceedings at this point. maybe he will in the future, but he's not ready now. >> woodruff: what has to happen for this finding to take place? are there a set of criteria, that apply in the federal court? >> well, the judge will look at the case law, there has been a lot of case law in this area. the judge has to determine basically and it's often on the expert's testimony whether jared loughner really understands wa

i have known of laurie since before the bar was open. i've been a patron and friend of the bar since it has been open. i live at california and leavenworth. it's a very safe bar. i have seen people drunk i have seen people falling down, i've seen violence at elegant but that never came up to koko's. it's a very safe block. i've seen people look around and walk back out. the owners are able to curate a crowd that fosters safety and a sense of community and i welcome them at their new location. thank you. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? >> good evening. i'm a resident and the owner of a business on pollock's street. i have three young kids, a 5 -- on polka street. i have three young kids. i would be more than happy to move next to the new location. i would be glad to move next to the current location. if you are familiar with the current location, it was a bad area and now it's much safer than before. i have a father-in-law lives with me who is 67 years old but who likes his peace and quiet. i would be more

is meanwhile tied for second with and with an irishman darren clarke laurie six birdies on one eagle on the day putting the twenty four year old into prime catch opposition ahead of the final round. thing on the greens where it's midway through the big money players championship in florida david toms the man leading the way up assume fifth major of the year with a one stroke advantage the american moving into the driving seat after the thirteenth hole where a birdie propels him to ten on or the school with which he would finish the day overnight leader nick watney is alone in second shot behind after shooting a seventy one on a group of form unsure third spot mcdowell strip you're in clover all eyeing up the largest slice of the nine and a half million dollar prize while martin kyra is just five shots from the front a win could move the german back into the top spot in the rankings. and more cheapie casey stoner a slim self in prime condition for a first ever victory on a legendary race track the two thousand and seven champion securing pole for. french grand prix as the aussie hopes

a sign that people need to build their futures with greater responsibility online talk show host laurie harford asked people on the streets of new york if they think it's time to change. but we're going to show that video a little bit later in the next hour here on our t.v. stay with us but first will the icy glaciers of our planet's coldest continent turn into lush green valleys there's another burning issue is currently being tackled by antarctic scientists and our report from artie's john thomas. each week blood of lou dobbs hikes to the valentine's and don't glacier on kings georgia island to measure twenty nine different markers. by doing so you can record exactly how the glacier changes each year and it seems that glaciers in antarctica are getting smaller. and finance or glaziers are changing in size points to change in climate sort of right now we know that since the middle of the end of the nineteenth century of the majority of the last years are receding it means there is a general warming that over. antarctica provides a unique opportunity where scientists can get a firsthand

hi, laurie. >> hi, dan, for the families who have loved ones missing in war.emorial day can be a difficult day. the holiday brings back the uncertainty and feelings without knowing what happened to the loved one. ♪ this memorial day in walnut creek, the focus not only in those lost at war but also prisoners of war and tens of thens still missing. >> we continue to search for the missing. >> navy commander renee richardson heads the missing of war personnel office. the mission finding 80,000 soldiers and marines still missing from vast majority of them from world war ii. >> the dairis and memories of our veterans are an important part. >> betty's brother was in the plane in world war ii. >> he disappeared in the clouds. they are still looking for him today. >> thomas plane disappeared over viet nam. his sister wears the bracelet. >> it will never be closed for me. >> i was shot down july 30th, 1943 over holland. >> 91 year old bob blue was listed missing in world war ii, he spent two years in a german prison camp and still feels fortunate. >> my tail gunner was

know winning the lottery would mean an apartment house look laurie house and that's it. this is a part of love an aunt that was invaded many times story by the israelis and i think seventy nine hundred eighty two than it was under occupation until two thousand and many people after two thousand had just rebuild their homes when the july of zero six war began again. spoken to many people that say you know what all my life savings to rebuild my home in my ancestral village and i'm not sure i'll do it again. the farmers many of them have lost one or even two seasons of their crops because of these costs. and most farmers eleven on really don't have the kind of financial cushion to withstand losing two seasons of their crops and actually they plant the third time around. i mean clearly many lebanese are sort of found jobs sort of the mining but they also think of the entire southern economy has been distorted in the past i you know by occupation by land mines and now by these cluster bombs. i'd rather work in my own trade in my country stead of searching for mines. what do y

. >> we have laurie from the san francisco spca. i'm enamored of webster.s about to fall asleep. that's okay, he's relax and he likes to be around people. >> he loves people. he falls in love with everybody he meets. he loves dogs. if you give him any toy he throws it up in the air, and webster has been with us for a few months. i cannot figure it out. he's so perfect. he loves to cuddle and play. he is available for adoption. >> he is a chihuahua mix, maybe a terrier because of his -- >> he has perfect terrier hair. he and his friends at the spca that are under 20 pounds are available for adoption for only $100. >> wow! you have one another. spay and neutering? >> if anyone has chihuahua or chihuahua mixes at home we're offering the free spay-neuter to them to reduce the overpopulation. >> nice meeting you and webster. he needs a home and lap to be comfortable in. back to you. >> so relaxed. >> comfortable right here. for all of us at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. >> have a great day. are you trapped and don't know how to escape your addiction to ci

. >> we have laurie from the san francisco spca. i'm enamored of webster.asleep. that's okay, he's relax and he likes to be around people. >> he loves people. he falls in love with everybody he meets. he loves dogs. if you give him any toy he throws it up in the air, and webster has been with us for a few months. i cannot figure it out. he's so perfect. he loves to cuddle and play. he is available for adoption. >> he is a chihuahua mix, maybe a terrier because of his -- >> he has perfect terrier hair. he and his friends at the spca that are under 20 pounds are available for adoption for only $100. >> wow! you have one another. spay and neutering? >> if anyone has chihuahua or chihuahua mixes at home we're offering the free spay-neuter to them to reduce the overpopulation. >> nice meeting you and webster. he needs a home and lap to be comfortable in. back to you. >> so relaxed. >> comfortable right here. for all of us at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. >> have a great day. 3q we love the sun ! i love this slide ! i love knowing coppertone protects acros

laurie. >> he displayed erratic in the past.shot his mother 16 times in her home in baldwin park in southern california. he went next door and killed a neighbor and four-year-old daughter. perez pleaded guilty and will spend of his life in prison. >> there needs to be a stronger process to get people to relinquish their guns. >> ben is with the legal community against violence. >> there have been studies that show a significant connection between people with past misdemeanor convictions and arrests and the likelihood of future crimes committed. >> but there were problems. the registered address of the gun is not always where it is today and the list does not match individuals who purchase long guns. in california, more long guns were sold than handguns. state bureau of firearms generates the list. >> the bureau of firearms investigates in california the most people in the system. >> each bureau they investigate more than 1700 people and seizes more than 1200 firearms. >> anywhere from hundreds of guns from a single individual to

generals and admirals said i was right today we celebrate their victory in world war two he said lauri's day for our people we defended our homeland and liberated the world from that says it. as years go by. we deeper and deeper realize the importance of what the war generation has accomplished its strength and courage and denial. you are to your veterans have set a high moral standard for us you gave us a model of being faithful to your home and it is our debt to remember about this and preserve peace that you have won for us you didn't spare yourself on your way to the victory losing your friends and your loved ones you fought for every town and i mean every village. you have to keep it you know now that the nats is here you not allow them to rule the world and you have achieved victory in the world war two. in modern russia we have theory. special attitude towards the events of those years. were grandchildren and great grandchildren are collapsing and because memories. relatives we have no doubt that our children and our grandchildren will preserve the memory of the here a small we've

countries well many americans could barely contain the delight news of bin laden's death web jonathan laurie how fast people in new york with celebrations may have been premature. was the killing of osama bin ladden a major victory in the war on terror this week let's talk about that really think it was a victory i don't know if in a surly agree with everyone rejoicing in the streets but i mean i think it's a good positive step for the country so how is it positive that if it's making a celebrated someone's that well positive just from the perspective that it's a one was a horrible person out there in the world one less terrorist in the world that we have to worry about i think there'll be affect on their side and for us we just of lot better but we need to feel better about it what do you think that does for us closure complete closure the whole psychology they are psychology about it like feels good. so but don't we need a cookie man isn't there always kind of a need for they are in society. i just hope it was him people are saying some people are saying might not be i hope they do. do you

it was created by artist laurie laser and neil smith.e past few decades they have transformed the alley with trees and plants, many of them donated. >> and much of what you see has happened that way, it's come to us from generosity of others, that we have gold fish in both poniard's 18-foot, you know, grizzly bear. >> the alley, and its garden, and artworks, are free and open to the public most days between noon and 5:00 p.m. >>> a little bright in town, and andres torres takes matters into his own hands with a @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ lysol knows when the weather is at its best allergy season is at its worst. inside your home allergens can be found on everyday hard surfaces. lysol disinfecting wipes remove more than 95% of allergens. and lysol disinfectant spray kills the source of mold allergens. so from pollen particles to pet dander... lysol does more to help your family during allergy season. lysol, the #1 pediatrician recommended brand. [ man ] i love you guys. [ laughs ] i mean, just, you know, the whole heist thing. just putting jewe

it was created by artist laurie laser and neil smith.ew decades they have transformed the alley with trees and plants, many of them donated. >> and much of what you see has happened that way, it's come to us from generosity of others, that we have gold fish in both poniard's 18-foot, you know, grizzly bear. >> the alley, and its garden, and artworks, are free and open to the public most days between noon and 5:00 p.m. >>> a little brightness in the urban jungle. >> a lot of brightness at the coliseum today. 35,000 at the coliseum. the yankees, they got to be in town, and andres torres takes matters into his own hands with a career first. next. >> high in fly ball to right. back, looking up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> through the magic of television c.c. sabathia is on letterman tonight, but he did not pitch in oakland today. >> no they did not but they had a guy who kind of looked like him. certainly pitched like him. >> wow. >> i would have bet the a's today, bar tomo cologne who has come back 10 times in his career but the a's starters ha

. >> laurie adams, it is her birthday. >> weather wise, let's talk about your momslikeme.com bus stoporecast, the chill in the air, it is. we have a few spots down in the upper 30s right now. most areas in the 40s, but one or two will climb above that 50-degree mark over the next couple hours. sunrise at 6:06, it sets at 8:05. look for a good deal of sunshine and a good deal of wind. 49 in washington, by noon we'll climb toward 60. a stiff northwest wind at 18 miles an hour. the gusts though, 25, 30 miles an hour, not out of the question. mid afternoon 65. highs today in the upper 60s, by 8:00 p.m. back to 60 degrees and a west wind of 11 miles per hour. the outside story a chilly start. grab the jacket and shades. lots of sunshine today. and it looks like showers will return as early as tomorrow afternoon. probably later in the afternoon as opposed to earlier in the afternoon. this may leave ball fields wet for saturday morning. fast moving systems. yesterday afternoon, a few sprinkles bubbled up with the cloud cover. this morning you notice a few clouds here and there, but we'll cal

third step want to go back to take it on a tie break a match and afterwards admitted he's still not laurieon all cylinders. for a moment. to moment. and journo the much wasn't good for me but not for the win. because it. broke some world but there may well when i put my this. is where the excuses at least he's smiling and say to drop in so doing he stays on course for his third straight final the swede brushing aside spanish qualifier i'll bet i'm not a been all this in just under two hours not even strong when it's for the celebrations for the world number five. conditions were a little bit tougher today. it was tough to feel really perfect but overall. it's always good. and joining sidling in round three is fourth seed andy murray the scot outclassing simone but larry in a close recess as he still finds for his maiden grand slam title a look elsewhere party finishes the last american standing after the tendency proved the stronger in the match against robin cast of the netherlands the russian because of a joint he was humble enough i said subtle croatian qualifier to tony has bed he said

eight meeting in france next week our own resident in new york laurie half an exhaust people on the streets the big apple what else they think should be discussed. as world leaders gather at the g eight summit what do you think they should be focusing on solving collectively this week let's talk about that i think they should be focusing on. greening i mean just saving the planet and also humanity politics and more people and more communication and more truth do you think they'll do that no not in one hundred years do you think that they'll be looking out for the global best interests or just their country's own interests my suspect most countries come to the table with their own best interests in mind are you hopeful that they can set those aside at least enough to come to some compromise and i'm hopeful that my retirement savings is worth something when i retire would it be better if they just chose one to work on and fix that first i think the multi ability is able to talk about a few issues they're able to talk about i don't have the able to solve them all in one time of the problems wi

are signs that people need to build their futures with greater responsibility online talk show host laurie huff and it's to ask people on the streets of the big apple if this really is the time to change. tornadoes ripping down buildings nuclear power plants melting down are we building our society responsibly our with any forethought it all this week let's talk about that do you think society thinks of long term or they just always think of the short term i think it depends which country you're in. i think americans are very short term. why aren't planes made a literal black box me out of. like you know we that those are just not enough for thought put into it i may be net or maybe there's other things that we're not really seeing maybe it's you know i mean i'm sure a lot of i'm sure yeah some people are going to say it's some big government conspiracy or i think that and friends. companies public so. there is no private interests in the. i hope it's true so maybe if people weren't worried about making money so much they'd make things better i think we're done this is it and i phones i th

national terrorism however when finished past a you're more laurie recently tried to draw attention to the chechen extremism he found himself prosecuted the defrocked well you thirty's and that's a finnish human rights activist you want blackman's picked up what he says it reveals a murky pro terry game in finland. called process against me cause to show anything love was short trial. charge of the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him of a they wanted to only to give some kind of justification for him for his activities well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representative of surely all of in finland he's only extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has a very strong political support in finland of course not by all finnish political support by several influential finnish political figures coming out of the program just a few minutes the asian tiger rolls louder. the e.u. one song is going to be. the true currency of the world hailing great progress through gritted

one thousand people on a long list of the missing have now been found alive online talk show host laurie hotness has been asking people whether we need to reassess how we tackle survival during nature's lethal onslaughts. tornadoes ripping down buildings nuclear power plants melting down are we building our society responsibly our with any forethought at all oh this week let's talk about that do you think society thinks a long time or are they just always doom to think of the short term i think it depends which country you're in. i think americans are very short term. i think europe is. why aren't planes made of the material the black box me out of. all this like you know we that those are just not enough for thought put into it i just maybe dad or maybe there's other things that we're not really seeing maybe it's you know i mean i'm sure a lot of i'm sure yeah some people are going to say it's some big government conspiracy or i think that and friends the companies public so. there is no private interests in the u.k. i hope that it's sure though maybe if their people weren't worried abo

it still further and while the government struggles for a compromise our own resident new yorker laurie hartness asked people in the big apple what they would. if the us stops borrowing money it could negatively affect the whole world economy if it continues to borrow money it could accumulate a burden to have it to carry so as the us best approaches the debt ceiling over fourteen trillion dollars that congress just put into place in two thousand and ten should it consider raising that that feeling even more this week let's talk about that do you think they should raise the debt limit again i'm not sure of the issue but they will because they really have to that's how do we get to a place where we have to keep doing it. because. to link to expenditure if you have to cut out national parks if you have to cut out saving the turtle or if you have this is a cut out some teachers drops maybe three percent here three percent or three wherever we're with just a small percent off of everything have to cut everyone has to give up something would you be willing to give up two more percent of your

authorities say one thousand people on a list of the missing have been found alive all i talk show host lauriehartman is has been asking people in new york whether we need to reassess how we tackle survival during major's lethal onslaughts. tornadoes ripping down buildings nuclear power plants melting down are we building our society was our family are with any forethought at all this week let's talk about that do you think society thinks the long term or they just always do think the short term i do the things which country are and. i think americans are very short term. why aren't planes made of the material black boxes be out of. this like you know way that those are just not enough for thought put into it i just maybe net or maybe there's other things that we're not really seeing maybe it's you know i mean i'm sure a lot of i'm sure yeah some people that it's become a conspiracy or i think that it and friends the companies but. there is no private interests in the nuclear power plants that i hope that it's sure so maybe if there are people worried about making money so much they make thing

include any of his suspected links to international terrorism however when a finnish pastor you harm or laurie recently tried to draw attention to the chechen extremism he found himself prosecutors and the front by the authorities finished human rights activists bagman says it reveals a murky pro tara game in finance. so called process against me cause torture and if you will and was show trial the charge and the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him of the they want to talk only to give some kind of justification for you for his activities well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representative officially all of in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has very strong political support in finland of course not by all finnish politicians but by several influential finnish political figures. and i threw aside the blown himself up in the capital of republican russia is no i think with the pulling out leaves one a relief when you can't follow the thread fastbal

third in the league after thrashing you boys crossed legs are at moscow's luzhniki stadium striker laurie open for the muscovites twenty eight minutes and rising above everyone in the box after a cross is headed to the bar but the president was first in his own very bad firing home and empty netter parts of double the lead early in the second half out of jones you will put them sunil a head the same man zuba made it a brace twelve minutes later with a neat shot into the left corner and already also scored the second of the night seeding sports outs clean sweep clean sweep for now when propelling them into third in it's a will. meanwhile is a neat missed their chance to go itself out for two ones a feat and so on getting started the open for the hosts with a powerful header for thirty six minutes this joy was short lived however within four minutes make that if i soon and had that long pass i don't see ya know i'm disappointed the whole crowd with an equaliser but city's goalie had even more role in the second half they just rubble that they failed to collect the right people want to and i

when we last saw laurie, it was five years after 9/11.usband patrick had been on the 98th floor of one of the towers. she said she was not alone in praying to patrick for guidance in raising their daughter royce, that her new husband andy said he prayed to patrick too. what did you pray for? >> help me be a good dad, be a good husband. what would you do? >> reporter: what a wonderful thing. and what do you call andy? >> dad. >> dad. >> reporter: you have so many dads who love you. five years later, grace, now 9 years old, riding horgss. her horse named p.s., i love you, in honor of her dad. and all the children born on the day when a man dedicated to violence took so much away, all these children look ahead to a world filled with hope. and we thank you for watching us. some of you will be leaving us now. but others, we hope you'll stay with us for the rest of the special edition of "world news." another half hour. we're always on at abcnews.com. don't forget to watch "nightline" later tonight and from ground zero, here in new york, we wis

is didn't take stores and links to international terrorism into account finished past you haven't laurie was recently prosecuted and for speaking out against the website extremism. it's very common for the latest developments in russia's fight against terrorism on our website and our single. section of the police are pretty sure about or even raids available a senior al qaeda operative was killed in one of the operations or details of his daughter. the libyan capital tripoli has been hit by another heavy bombardment reports suggest at least eight strikes or paradigm right nato fighter jets when this is say the strikes targeted areas not far from moammar gadhafi compound additional forces also from the government building which is said to house an organization dedicated to children's welfare tripoli says it was the second later is frightening just over a week on the cycle. of violence escalates and some active members of the coalition face a growing backlash. least inferred from where. the courts are the president last losing popularity. from. racist. lyrics to a song president sarkozy's