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coa ld front is just off to the north and west. take a look at our storms can.t is going to stall to the asoldh,utnd that is what is gog to keep the clouds, showers, and thunderstorms in the forecast for tomorrow. high pressure moves back into with lower humidity levels for the day on friday. temperatures on friday in the upper 80's. by saturday, we will warm up just a little bit. 90 degrees. hottest air of the year. 95 degrees. these are in town temperatures. on sunday, probably in the mid the upper 80's. >>> abc world news is coming up next. 3... 2... 1. ever wonder how cheez-it bakes... so much real cheese in such small bites? ♪ baking complete! well, now you know. cheez-it. the big cheese. ever wonder how cheez-it bakes... so much real cheese in such small bites?

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there's a lot of lies bng ld about this legistion.but if people csk questions andet those qutions answered, 's great, that's what a decracy is about and we'd love to see more of it. >> woodruff: what your sense of how this will tu out?÷tx 6cj >> i'muite sure the president wl sign a bill th guarantees affordable health care coverageor everybody. >> think the heath care bill as it presently is presented out of the work of thcommittees in the house will not b able t obtain the votes in t house, because o many voting memrs of congress will have heard too much dssension from their conituents back home and they w't dare vote for it. >> woodruf we hearou both loud and clear. thank y both. >> tnk you. >> lehrer: no the president of sudan, omaal-bashir. la march, he was indicted by the internatiol criminal court for war crim and crimes agait humanity in darfur. last we, he was interviewed in the capital of khartoum. the intervi was a collaboration betwn the newshour a "time" magazine. newshour correspondent simon marks narrates our rort. >> na

with ld action, and out of the boxthinking. that help put the brake o our onomic free fall. almt none ofheecisions that he or any of u made have been easy. the actions we've taken to stablize our finaial system to repair our credit markets, restructure our auto industry and pass a recovery package have all beesteps of necessitynot choice. >> reporter: buthosehoices have brought bernanke cricism as well as praise. the fed didittle to reign in mortgage lnding practes that contributed to the housin market's collapse and the credit crisis. rnanke helped shepherd the rescue of one investment bank, faing bear stearns, and las fall was involved in the decision let another, lehman brothers, go into bankruptcy. he was also involved in bank of america'scontroversial acquition of mrrill lynch. he later pushed for the something shally approved large bank bailout of last fall. he fed pumped an aitional $2 trillionnto the banking system to stablize it. andhrough it all, bernanke has kept interest rates at record lows. near zero this morning thechairman spoke of his decisio as h looked for

'ld-60s to mel weck co bad wean'lwemecockb live doppler 9,000. and we'll also, well, welcome ahead to the weekend, stkphaoerbg >> thank you. >>> and another football news, the cleveland browns, the wide receivers, they will play out there and no professional football this year. >> they announced that they will be suspended for the entire '09 football season without pay as a penalty for killing a man while driving under the influence. that man, the 59-year-old, they were trying to cross the freeway back in march when they hit him. and they pled guilty to manslaughter and served some time in jail. and they said that in a statement regardless of the punishments that they will carry the burden of their death for the rest of my life. so the question tonight, do you think that the punishment was fair, but more than that, why do we care so much about this? whether that is michael vick or them picking up a football again. our lives don't change. yet we're willing to debate that issue on ends and we'll get seriously fired up on whether any of these guys,

he has ld the bbc that there an urgcy to settle the issu in an exclusive ierview, the spiritual aderays the number generation tends to favor mo racal action. for the first time, he is also called tiben automy the chinese domestic problem. th statement could breathe new lifento the deadlocked talks ineijing. i understandhat there have been eight or ne rounds of tasith the beijing government since 2002. but the dialogue seems to now be in deadlock. what are the sticking point >> i think basicallyits suspicion andistrust. they always look at it fromne angle, howo keep their power and ntrol. they do n care aut the environment, education, relious freedom, all of these things. we are seeking mutual benefit through mual solutions. we say they do not care about our basic rights. ere is mistrust. >> have you noced that a ctv screened documentary, "one year to that." -- "one year in tibe." you take that as a positive signal? we havehe human language. that should send a message rather than just some sial here. secondly, the chise government should consider it it a domestic problem. >> but you a

believes president bush gradually turned away from his advice during his second term in osts and report ld bush turned out to be more like an ordinary politician. the book is due in 2011 and cover cheney's kreer starting with his chief of staff job under president ford. >>> the problems of city of detroit are well documented, demise of the car industry and raging unemployment. on a recent trip there i met a photographer who's capturing the city's downfall one frame and one house at the time. kevin bowman is a professional photographer, his subject, old houses, his studio? the forgotten streets of detroit. where home after lifeless, collapsing home, he's documenting what he calls the downfall of his once-great hometown. >> i think it kind of shows what can happen to a society if you don't look towards the future, see what's coming down the road and make changes as necessary. >> reporter: ten years ago he started photographering what had been grand houses in wealthy, thriving neighborhoods but decades of bad luck and lost opportunity have driven out half this city's population. nearly a mill

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of weeks ago when the senator's staff called the superintendent of arlington national cemetery and ld him of ted kennedy's wishes. senator kennedy's final journey through washington will begin here at the u.s. capitol arriving at the east entrance around 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. the hearst pausing at the steps to the u.s. senate for a small prayer service for his current and former staffers and other congressional employees. from there the motorcade will head down constitution avenue, past the white house, across the memorial bridge and on into arlington cemetery. the public is invited to watch the motorcade anywhere along the route. john metzler is the cemetery superintendent. >> senator kennedy was a regular visitor here at arlington cemetery. oftentimes he would just be here. we would not know about it. other times wee call and schedule. i would eay latst six times a year. >> reporter: his last known visit in june of last year on the 40th anniversary of rfk's assassination. >> each and every time you could see in his eyes and his words he's -- you knew what arlington meant, not jus

with general tony zine -- zinni who served as envoy of the middle east and commander of ce income tcom ld now by geral petraeus >> if we say we won't take th risk and we will compromise hum rights or our civil rights or whatever, i thi we ma a g mistake. we dame our is ofs in the eyesf the world and we lessen oursees in many respects. and i think thas the bi message. take theisk in order to preserve what u believe in. >> the futurof iraq and the pspectives o ty zinni xt. funding with for charl rose has been providedy the following: captioni sponsored by rose communications from our studi in new york ty, this is charlie rose. >>ose: as the united states military shifts its resources and mind-s to afghanistan, 130,000 troops rain in iraq. since june 30th th have withawn from the cities d are taking on a subordinate advisor role where u.s. officers made decision iraqisfficers are now largely in char. there has been fricon and there has been violence bu the top u.s. comnder general ray odeiron says the transition has ge better thanxpected. he says the u.s. military will play a stabilizing rol

china lds more u.s.government than quarter countryround the world. >>> we want to close tonight with a couple of hlth stories fromround the world that we expect aren't getting a lotf coverage elwhere. they provide a glimpse of how forts to curtailmoking are taking hold. but only sometimes after fierce resiance. first in tkey where closeo 000 people protested about a ban in bars and truas. claiming it hurt businees. thgovernment says it will not backown from the new law. >>> and when i comes t smoke the hookah or waterpipes are a common se throughout muc the a ab world. the pipes filter tobacco smoke through a butiful water. but as we hear fromour world partner. heal officials worried about spread of swine f are offering smoks of what they say is a healthr choice. "worldfocus" produc, translat the latest news from the front lines of the hooh smoking world jordan. >> reporter:effort's being made help prevent the spread of coagious diseases arerashing head-on with the hlp of hkah smoks here in amman jordan,

this is a takeoff of the purple and ld of the lousiana state. targeting more sales of beers during the football season but some fear it will only make the college drunking problem worse. >> reporter: beer and football. some people feel they just go together. now anheuser-busch is launching a new line of budweiser cans in college colors, called fan cans. >> would it make you buy it? >> yeah, i think it would. it's like maryland, you kind of have the school spirit. >> reporter: we're told red and black cans will be showing up at places like college park liquors next week. sue lee hopes to boost sales but she's not sure bud is the drink of choice for college students. >> the natural light. >> the cheap stuff. >> yeah. >> reporter: and critics point out that 1700 college students die each year in unintentional alcohol related injuries. the company says its marketing to legal drinkers. anheuser-busch told fox 5 the ns carry no third party logos or other proprietary identifiers. they are sold through licensed retailers where consumers must be 21 or ol

it happened on august 9th at a housinhe tonhe momer vy millage ea ar tells ld's foster mox news angel was asleep in his room when he somewhat got tangled up into the venetian blind court. >> i put him down for a nap and i was doing laundry and watching tv . my 4-year-old daughter was here and she came over and said angel's sleeping in the window and he has a thing on his neck. >> the incident has the head of the consumer product safety coission warning people about the dangers of venetian blinds that they can pose to young children. that agency says 12 children a year are killed by convenient i venetian blind cords. they say the best way to prevent a tragedy is cut the cords so they don't have loops that can strangle a child. >>> a housing developer is going to jail. housing scam victims hugged outside the courthouse today after a judge sentenced leon coleman to 12 years in jail. coleman and his wife are charged with violating construction contracts withome buyers. prosecutors say they took more than $1 million and never built any houses. the judge ordered coleman to pay nearly $1,000

tavis: you were there, one of e ft ld dr. king.know that you were beaten and almost killed on a number of locations. you were the youngest person to speak at the march on washington on that day where king gave the "i have a dream" speech. your resume is intact and regard to your duty and service on the civil rights front. because you were there, you were there, and dr. king was not always happy with john kennedy or bobby kennedy. edward kennedy seemed to take a different tact. what you make of that? >> -- what do you make of that? >> we were not always happy with the president of -- the position of president kennedy or robert kennedy, but along came brother teddy kennedy, who bitterly as a senator threw everything that he had, his soul, his heart, his guts into supporting strong supports legislation and to be a voice. i think he learned from his brothers that we could do better, and he wanted to eat -- one of the strongest piece of civil rights legislation and the strongest possible flooding rights act in 1965. -- the strongest pos

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stuck on t side of the buses and exploded within half an hour of each other oneof the youngest tainees ldica's guantanamo bay privenl has beenreleased. the more of muhammad javard sa he's been st back to his faly in afghanisn. he's expected to meetresident rzai. he's accused throwing a grenade th injured two erican solers andheir interpreteseven years ago. seven memrs of an outlaw group connected to al qaeda in karachi. the group is blamed for atring of attacks includg killing the american journalist, danie pearl. scotland's justice sectary was unrepeant in parliame in edinbuh, defending his decision to free the man convted of the lockerbie bombin kenny mccaskill says his decision had nothing to do with plomacy or litics, only ottish law and scottish valu. the bbc' jane francis kell has this report. >> an act of mercor one of naive folly? in releasing a convicted rrorist, the scottish parliament has been called for an emergency seson so itan defend his decion. the oppition liberal democrat leader was scathing inhis assessment. >> what the minister and his government have done is to split

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. >>> ld's leading reporters and analysts, re is what's hapning from around the world. this is "wldfocus." made possible, ipart, by the foowing funders -- >>good evening, i'm martin savidge. >>> ty had been detained for five months and ced 12 yars in north korean pson camp. buthis morning american journalist laura ling and euna lee we finally backon amican soil. freed after a surised visit to north koreay former presint bill clinton. as ling put it, the two woen wereinally home and free. it's anemotional storyhat's gripped the worldfor the past 24 hour but it'sar more than just a personal tale, aswe explain i our "ad focus" tnight. this is a storyith major diplomatic implications. one that hassome our closest allies a bit uneasy. ladies and gentlemenplease he me inwelcoming home laura ling and euna lee. >> journists euna lee and laura lingrrived homearlier this morning in burbank, california. their safe return the culmination of a nely five-month oeal. anemotional ling told the crowd,f the moment when they realized they'deen freed. >> we were taken to a location, and wh

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what really was arguably a completely false basis, atcking him personally for positns that he d not ld and a number of other things. thathanged the senate, and i think that changed capitol hill. i remember being at those hearings. it struck me as totally not consistent withennedy, but he d that streak ihim. forll the accomplishments y see, he was a very divisive figure. when he put h flag and said it you did not suppor th, you are again the poo it anti-american, a lot of people's careers were me in opposition to ted kennedy. >> there is ather b gorilla in the rm now, and that is the deficit. suddly, we hav new numbe we cannot comprehend, trillions and trillions of dollarsn de. is this going to changehe litical debate? it is terrible forbama. we have the polls now shong that people acally do care abt deficits. theyre very concerned about how it affts them. this is going toake it much hard for obama to get his enda through because the deficits are terribl >> i was speaking to a leral journalist -there are ch thin -- and he sd he has a ild and wonders about how fa down the line th debt wi

nonorun e governrnme wouou g ge e get ststteted.thth co-opopmomono thth co-ops would use their ld b buying power as large groups to negotiate for better and cheaper medical coverage. would republicans go along with public co-ops? >> it would be, i believe, a step in the right direction, a way from a government takeover of our health care in this country. >> reporter: they know liberals alone cannot pass a health care bill. >> at the end of the day it knows that it's a -- a final bill will rise or fall on kent conrad and some modal democrats and republicans. >> reporter: john cochran, abc news, washington. >>> american citizen who was imprisoned in one of the most repressive countries on earth is free and undergoing tests in thailand. john yettaw was freed from a myanmar jail with the help of virginia senator jim webb. the senator was granted extremely rare access to the head of the ruling military to secure yettaw's release. it could signal the beginning of a new relationship between myanmar and the u.s. >>> in afghanistan, security is even tighter than usual ahead of thursday's presidenti

authities to fout beamin mohammed while he was ld illegally at guantanamo bay. handed over by states known to have tortured those they got it from. thosare the accutions of uk torture that are swirling about. thecommittee of mps and lords are set out to awer three questions. is compcity and torture legal? having defined complicity, they deci it is. dohose things the government agencies accused of amount to such complicity? again, the commiee decide they dso are the accusatns true? on this, the committee was stumped. and tat's thecommittee's beef. that the government has obstruct their inquiries leaving itnable to tell whether th ausations have credibily. this report don't pull its punches. acuntability of a security and intelligent servic it says, is woefully defient. ministers, o, have been termined to avo parlmentary scrutiny. the report says behind a wallf secrecy. >>f they hav't done anythi wrong there's evidence that they have or all we have is allegations at the moment. no way to -- i think the poblem is the blanket denia not going to deal with the smo tha

in a aea lds to a ria ofetal retaliaon al re pet.if dnt back in june, the family said david beers parked in the home and argued about it and asked him to leave. he went back to the home and stole a year and a half old chihuahua from the yard. he threw the dog over the bridge. >> it feels like i've lost a child in my family. >> i have made a few months ago the worst decision of my life. and i want everyone to know that i deeply regret the pain and suffering that i caused the family. >> t >> that was david beers. t zoe has not beenfound. but they are still hoping she is alive. he is charged with animal cruelty and other charges and scheduled to be in court next month. >>> in southern california, the enemy is wildfires. nbc's michael oku has the latest on the fight to beat back these fires. >> reporter: a fire red sun rising above the community of flint ridge, an om mouse wake up call shrouding skies of downtown los angeles for miles. for days, bill johnson has seen the smoke and feared the fire. today the flames came within yards of the 78-acre ranch. his wife and children fled but johnson

. >>> ld's leading reporters and analysts, here is what's happening from around the world. this is "worldfocus." made possible, in part, by the following funders -- >>> good evening, i'm martin savidge. >>> they had been detained for five months and faced 12 years in a north korean prison camp. but this morning american journalists laura ling and euna lee were finally back on american soil. freed after a surprised visit to north korea by former president bill clinton. as ling put it, the two women were finally home and free. it's an emotional story that's gripped the world for the past 24 hours. but it's far more than just a personal tale, as we explain in our "lead focus" tonight. this is a story with major diplomatic implications. one that has some our closest allies a bit uneasy. >> ladies and gentlemen, please help me in welcoming home laura ling and euna lee. >> journalists euna lee and laura ling arrived home earlier this morning in burbank, california. their safe return, the culmination of a nearly five-month ordeal. an emotional ling told the crowd, of the moment wh

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