retain sufficient popular support and firepower to hang on for a very long time conceivably or at least to make. any transition very bloody and try to straw ficken you have an opposition that has basically put its eggs in the foreign basket and sought to get foreign powers to effect regime change on its behalf i think the russian and chinese veto in the united nations averted a scenario in which regime change in syria would be produced by external forces and i. after coming back from damascus the russian foreign minister a lot of learns that bash our last hour has agreed on a referendum on a new constitution what does it mean anything does it mean that that syria is that is now headed in that. i mean for new times for more democratic no no i think you know a referendum on a constitution or missed. a promised one at that at this stage i think is much too little much too late i think what is needed is genuine and serious dialogue about a negotiated transition i think the opposition has to accept to negotiate with the government but at the same time i think the syrian regime has to be comp

so we'll. >> that tal. >> at least the follow is snowm -- at least the fog is lifting and the temperatures are dropping off. mostly cloudy, probably a lot of fog in the morning. a little warmer. but then the weekend looks okay -- looks okay to be died we are not looking -- we're not seeing any rainle it whest southwest wind, there's the -- west-southwest wind, there's the wind. the front has gone through and now that the breeze has crept in. you will start to see some clearing. this next system has p p -- has. until -- this next system right here. you get some 50s, 60s. santa rosa one of the few right at 60 degrees. our extended outlook which says your weekend in view. it does have cloudy to mostly cloudy skies today. tomorrow morning we'll have to deal with fog but it won't be anything like tomorrow morning as far as the drizzle goes and the weekend looks pretty good. >> okay. thank you, steve. >> okay. >>> federal officials are talking about a residential leak that they reported today and they said a tiny amount may have leaked from the san onofre plant. that reactors was shut down. offi

is their results it was the threat that these schools where at least some lessons are taught in their native russian would be closed down for good that scared the russian minority which constitutes one third of the country's population they initiated a referendum on making a second state language something radical right wing parties call a threat to national integrity to fit into this world is against our constitution which says life is a man a national state and always be it it splits our society which has to have one solid foundation if you want to it to be like russia then line going to russia. would be . at least three quarters of a million people must vote yes for a constitutional change to take place but with support predicted to be just half that seems to be unlikely the outcome however could have been different if another three hundred twenty thousand residents were allowed to vote those are ethnic russians who spare and grandparents came here after nine hundred forty five they were denied citizenship after a lot of it became independent and are still carrying allien passports

temperatures right now, a 50's, even some 60's, at least to the downtown area. cooler in annapolis. 55 in easton. 58 in la plata right now. as for tonight, we are expecting partly cloudy skies. chance for showers, better chance after 6:00 p.m., especially 9:00 to midnight. temperature-wise, upper thirties to low 40's. here's a look at the current weather pattern. a few clouds, especially towards the west. showers will to the west as well. eventually, the cold air towards the north is going to slide on in. that will knock temperatures back to where they should be. clouds decrease through the evening hours. we have a chance for showers tonight, mainly late. some of these might be focused for baltimore towards the south. that we see a break in the raid. as we go into thursday night into friday, another chance of rain as a cold front approaches the area. very powerful cold front. babies of thunderstorms as we head into friday. that will bring temperatures down significantly. 40's this weekend. mostly dry this weekend, but saturday, with all the cold air, and flurrie

we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least. welcome back to spotlight i'm all good loving just a reminder that today we're talking to moon that have by any middle east group we're contributing editor which is where the situation in syria and around syria well if i said finally quits. which is a possibility of course who do you think will pick up the pound the s.n.c. is most likely to become the the the the ruling party the country which is well first i don't think he will voluntarily quit second of all it depends very much on how he eventually relinquished his power and you know some people have spoken of the prospect for example of a military coup perhaps coming from. with then let's say the alawite security elite who will feel that if they can move him aside it will be much easier to negotiate a transition that preserves their core interests there is a possibility of at some point you know a sudden popular uprising in key cities such as damascus and aleppo which we haven't really seen yet there is a possibility of prolonged c

nations does not substitute for at least trying, if you fail a motion practice, the motion to dismiss, are likely upstanding and i don't think it's likely that you will. it's still worth trying, to at least demonstrate that you take your constitutional authority seriously. >> i'm persuaded by both of these fine gentlemen. my only word of caution, if it's of any value at all is, i was very, very convinced by comments from the congressman regarding to the inappropriate invasion of the house's jurisdiction, as well as the senate's when the chief executives sought to define what was adjournment, what was recess. that is the balance that i would encourage the house to consider of because ultimately what this is is a separations of powers argument where the chief executive has plainly infringed on the executive branch's authority. >> i agree with ambassador gray, i would add one other caution which is i think it's in actions between the branches or their representatives that the courts are most likely to invoke the political question doctrine and i think that's not likely to happen in the k

at least six break-ins in the last few weeks. they're kicking down doors, scaling rooftops and that's not all. fox 5's roz plater starts off the news edge with a closer look. >> reporter: on just this one block of seton place northeast neighbors tell us there have been at least six break-ins over the past month. >> i heard them say they were talking about how scared they were. >> reporter: this man whose identity we are concealing says he woke up thursday afternoon to find the thieves in his home. it was the second time he had been hit. >> when i walked out, i happened to confront one of them out of the blue from my room and i just told them to get out, leave, i'm not going to call the cops, just leave. >> reporter: witnesses told police the men had scaled the front stoop, climbed onto the porch next-door and broke in through a second story window. neighbors say most of the burglaries have taken place while folks are at work and the burglars are in and out quickly. >> they're getting skylights and climbing on roofs and things of

. >> you could hear it last night, at least for a brief time. for folking celebrating or trying to get home, not an issue travel wise across a good portion of the country. into south florida, there's a disturbance off the western edge of cuba that will enhance the rainfall that we're talking about. maybe a slight chance that a subtropical system could form in the next couple of days. for most, a chance of heavy rain. western colorado, at least a little bit of snow back down through the portions of the san juans, especially the eastern slopes of the san juans. meanwhile there's a look in the northeast. a few areas of light snow, along the eastern edge of 95, light flurries. nothing that would impact travelet at all. once you get down to alligator alley to miami, that's where you could see over an inch of rainfall that could use the rain. there's a look on the satellite picture. you see the area of low pressure tracking off toward the north and east. though it has a slight window the for potential development, it's more of a rainmaker for many of

at least eight people have been killed in a car bomb attack in the somali capital mogadishu these lamas militant group al shabaab claimed responsibility saying it targeted a restaurant frequented by members of parliament at least two politicians were injured in the blast african union troops have largely pushed a book out of the capital but suicide bombings continue. now it's time for our russia close of series where we're heading to central russia to discover and neither are little known region of this vast country. where heading to the birthplace of lenin but now the region is making its name making passenger planes and teaching the pilots of tomorrow. tells us about a place with sky high ambitions. it was in the late seventy's that the industrial aviation complex was created obvious starr is one of the largest manufacturers of passenger planes as well as re modernizing existing cargo planes that travel worldwide their islam plane is one of the largest operating cargo aircraft originally designed for the russian military but when the soviet union fell a demand did too obvious star has

we had i think at least 3 homicide last week and then obviously whatever i know at least one working the day. >>reporter: one shooting happened this morning at market street and lowell berkeley high student riding his bike to school. he was shot by someone also on a bike. crime technician were delayed 2 hours getting to the scene 30. was 2 other call out this morning so that's where we are at. >>reporter: one earlier call took police to add line street near 32 few miles away where a man with a gun shot wounds was found inside a crashed car. >> it has been busyment we are doing the best we can with what we got and we, we handle each case and ult mountainly our gel is solve every daisy we get. >>reporter: 3 shootings and 2 last night. violence that doesn't go unnoticed. >> it has been a little intense here in oak land the past couple nights. >>reporter: he work was youth at the baker center for human rights. >> work directly with those young people who are involved to try to figure out is what happening and how to create lasting peace. >>reporter: he says it takes the entire community

you hope at the very least you can avoid serious, serious mistakes. and allocating the resources to make sure those mistakes don't happy think is a very important thing. >> my view, be more activistic, have more courage, where there's manifest, protest it. everyone should choose an issue. everyone then should be behind that issue and strive for change. the first thing is identify. and then to demonstrate. and then to do actions. and maybe, you know, i'm old and i'm thinking how the 1960's sought to reform things like war and racism, and they took it to the streets, and they cried out loud, and they demonstrated, chanted, boycotted tax. we have to wake up! we're in a slumber because life is fat in the united states. and we're willing to surrender constitutional rights for our own, you know, image of self-protection. and terrorism abounds. and isn't the police force, you know, wonderful to protect us? that's all era. and what we have to do is point at what is wrong and seek in every fashion or address it within the circle of your own ability to communic

at least 74 people killed. many of them suffocated or crushed trying to escape through a narrow exit. others were literally thrown from the top of the bleachers or attacked with knives and rocks. some politicians believe the security laps was intentional to fuel chaos in that nation after last february 's fall of the president. >>> the nevada primary now just two days away and donald trump is jumping in there. the real estate mogul who flirted with his own presidential bid is now throwing his support around mitt romney. now, until just a few hours before the announcement, there was some indication that he was going to endorse newt gingrich instead. gingrich's campaign leaked word that he was going to support them. recent polls give santorum 11% of the poll and paul 9%. they're third and fourth respectively. and house speaker john boehner is taking aim at white house rules that include religious organizations to include birth control. that is just plain unconstitutional. the health department recently announced

that is for the continued operations of the 575 mes -- least -- lease. i would point out on page nine, as you know, the rent has been funded from the courthouse construction funds. there is a deficit in that fund, and what will happen is that the general fund will kick in to pay for the rental costs if that fund continues to have problems. we have no recommendation about that. i simply wanted to point that out to the supervisors. on page 10 of our report with regard to the expansion option, as shown in table two, the rent and operating expenses for dph at 555 would be over $2 million, and that would be for the continued operations of the community justice center. on page 11 of our report, which point out that the superior court has entered into a tool hundred thousand dollars, two- year agreement with the rand corp., a nonprofit organization, to conduct a nonprofit -- to conduct a study, which should be finished in 2013, so our recommendations are on page 12, and as mr. updike has indicated, our first recommendation is we recommend that you amend the pro

at least for now.rotesters gathered outside the courthouse in san francisco to hear the federal appeals court decision that the proposition 8 ban on gay marriage was unconstitutional. the court also said that there was no evidence that former chief u.s. judge von walker was biased and should have disclosed that he was gay before overturning proposition 8. lawmakers for the group that sponsored the ban will appeal, and the supreme court may make the final decision. >>> here is a look at some of the other stories making news early today in america. >>> in florida, a sheriff's deputy has been fired for using unnecessary force after video showed a suspect being stunned with taser in the back of a deputy's patrol car because he was yelling. the deputy denied using the taser in a report, but the video and an inspection of the taser proved otherwise. >>> a tanker truck blew up on a south carolina highway after the driver lost control and crashed. power lines fell on the tanker, setting thousands of gallons of

we'll be at least 64. we're going to be between 65 and maybe even 70 in a couple of spots south and west of town. then this evening the clouds start to roll in 8:00 into the upper 50s. we're going to stay pretty mild tonight. lows will be in the 40s and low 50s. i mean very mild. this morning we're watching one batch of showers which came through earlier. that's now out in the atlantic. what's left of it coming across interstate 77 through areas in central and western west virginia. but this is going to have a tough time crossing the mountain. if it does areas in the shenandoah valley, i think we'll get a few clouds from this. i'm not terribly concerned with this line of showers. i'm more concerned with what's coming in early friday. our temperatures will be more like april with temperatures way above average. close to 15 to 20 degrees above afternoon. showers will be returning tonight into friday morning. friday morning pretty sharp cold front is going to come through. it's going to be giving us a lot of

you have to realize i have to leave at least 25 positions vacant for attrition. that is just something the comptroller's office or board of supervisors does -- excuse me, personnel list, they will take and say you have so many positions and they have to keep this many positions vacant. the will have to take the money out that we programmed in. commissioner walker: i tend to concur with commissioner mar that we clearly have open positions aimed at most of the opinions expressed by most of the other commissioners. i think rather than adding to something that we are unaware of whether we really need at this point, our focus should be on pressuring the other departments, maybe through the mayor's office. i see the mayor's representative here. to actually free up those positions. i think that sending a message along with the budget that we are continuing to have problems delivering the service needed to run our department if they continue to leave these positions unfilled will result in us adding more positions that may or may not be needed. that is not really how you

and it's probably valued the least least. the most. serious technology innovation all the eastham elements from around russia we've dumped a few jerks covered. them a. looming. just seems to. come in. and a safe. welcome back here with our look at the top stories the channel refused to step down as egypt's in capital braces itself for a day of massive public protests against military rule exactly a year after the former president was ousted thousands of people are calling on the armed forces to seek power immediately to a civilian government. divisions emerge in the armed wing of syria's opposition over claims of responsibility for the deadly bombing of a security service headquarters in the country's second largest city at least twenty five people were killed in one blast which the free syrian army first admitted but later tonight. a new threat to national security america's growing obesity problem is expanding waistlines and corporate bank accounts as big businesses harvest big profits from fattening the people one of five american c

bill at least scheduled this one. i want to at least take a look across the country. a fairly quiet setup for this monday, which is great news for those of you kind of dragging yourself into work. but there are only a few areas where we're dealing with a little bit of light snow in the northeast, maine and south florida with showers during the day time. you notice some activity. some of it at least coming down in the form of light snow this morning. i did mention snow in the northeast. not an issue through any of the big cities. even burlington, vermont, a flowery at best. some of the accumulations through southern portions of quebec. a few spots down east maine. a system that could actually develop into a sub tropical system over the next couple of days, a sub tropical depression. certainly keep that one in mind. meanwhile here's a look at the region. let's check out your local forecast. boston, mass, coming in at 47 degrees. may be able to get to around 50 by the afternoon. sunshine across the area. raleigh, north carolina, still temperatures in the 50s. beautiful n

we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least. wealthy british style it's time to buy it on. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. top stories this hour on r.t. the arab league is calling on the un to create a joint peacekeeping force for syria as a group aims to melt pressure on president assad the free syrian army says it expects official recognition from arab gulf states. at least five buildings have been set on fire and mass protests in athens as lawmakers debate tough new austerity cuts ordered by the e.u. and i.m.f. in return for a one hundred thirty billion euro bailout to keep the country afloat these are live pictures from the center of the greek capitol where demonstrators have been moved away from the parliament building with police firing tear gas into crowds as i say live pictures there from athens. and iran's president promises to reveal major advances in its nuclear prog

nonetheless, for the first time, at least something, at least something, was being done to improve the lot of african-americans. and they saw the republican party as a white man's party. as a party -- as things began to shift, particularly in the north, as a party that just wasn't interested in programs to help african-americans any longer. you know, maybe during the lincoln era, but in the '30s, they didn't see the republican party offering much. and certainly the economic policies of the republican party didn't seem to offer much to blacks. you had the white south, you had unions, had you african-americans. who else? >> kind of like urban ethnics. >> urban ethnics. the irish. the italians. the jews. urban ethnics were the final element of this very disparate new deal coalition. you know, you had groups that you know, did not necessarily easily harmonize and coalesce burks nonetheless, fdr was able to cobble together because they all had interests in what he was doing, and he was such a master of political maneuvering, that he was able to put together this very diverse coalition and e

we understand at least 30 were injured. they've been taken to hospitals in the west bank city of ramallah and in israel. a short time ago, the palestinian president, mahmoud abbas, declared three days of mourning. joining me from jerusalem is the bbc's john donneson. pretty horrific crash. can you give us the details? >> well, what we believe is that this crash happened on a pretty busy road just outside ramallah. we understand that the school bus was carrying around 50 children. palestinian police say some of them were as young as 5 or 6 years old. we understand it collided with a truck, the bus flipped over, and then burst into flames. i should say, there's been very, very heavy rain overnight in this part of the world. the roads were wet, some of them were flooded. i was actually driving in on the same road this morning and got held up in the jams or obviously a lot of the emergency services there. but the road conditions were pretty treacherous. >> three days of national mourning says it all, doesn't it? this is a count

at least somebody is off to the -- play. at least somebody is off to the races today. think it rains and takes about two, 2 1/2 hours to fully dry the track and they had more cells coming in. they were doomed for rain all afternoon. >> not for us. you enjoyed today, probably enjoy tomorrow, too. >> we're headed to 60 degrees tomorrow, so it's going to be absolutely spectacular. winds will pick up a little bit by afternoon. we're not looking at any rain till we hit wednesday, but back to clouds and sunshine again, but overall a really beautiful start to the week. >> we looking at heavy rain wednesday? >> plight to moderate. >>> that does it for us at 6:00. we are back here tonight at 10:00 and for the news edge at 11:00 and remember we're always on www.myfoxdc.com. take care. [ male announcer ] ziploc presents ziplogic. ♪ 4 pounds of sirloin. but only wrap half... i'll just throw it out anyway. [ male announcer ] we throw out over $500 in food every year. help save more of it with ziploc freezer bags improved smartzip. edge to edge protection you can hear. now that's zi

we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least. oh. please it is abuse. to. be. trafford's on serious violence escalates and the u.s. gathers a coalition of the willing against damascus hundreds of people have reportedly been killed across syria over the past week but. the spirit of revolution returns to interrupt on the first anniversary of a bar sousing with thousands of. for an immediate step down by the ruling military council of the generals are going on to power which they refused to give up till at least june. the people of greece have marched on the streets in anger over a new set of cards as the government struggles to keep the country's economy afloat parliament is now due to debate a draft bill on is there any measures demanded by the e.u. and i.m.f. . russian civil society takes center stage in politics as a public figure steps up to monitor the upcoming presidential vote with backing from all of the candidates the goal of the so-called voters sure a fair and transparent election. that's who are the top stories of the week

you need a credit score of at least 580.up to date on your mortgage payments for the last six months. you can't have been a skipper. on the six months before that, you can't have more than one late payment. the payment made this pitch to a crowd in virginia. now the plan is off to congress. where he faces a much tougher sale. >> what this plan will do is help millions of responsible homeowners who make their payments on time but find themselves trapped under falling home values or wrapped up in red tape. >> we have done this at least four times where there is some new government program to help homeowners who have trouble with their mortgages. none of these programs have worked. >> shepard: already, one house republic is calling the president's plan to pay for all this, quote: dead on arrival. our chief white house correspondent ed henry has the news. is he live on the north lawn tonight. boehner mentioned they have tried this over and over. what makes the white house think it will work this time? >> well, shep, john boehner

at least -- syria friday including at least five children. the humanitarian chief in the u.s. says the situation is deteriorating and the syrian government is blocking aid. >> we have -- that appear to be under siege and what we're desperate to do is to try to get a proper assessment of what's going on so we can get urgently needed supplies in. >> reporter: thousands have died in the uprisings that began nearly a year ago. secretary of state clinton says assad will have even more blood on his hands if he doesn't let aid through. tina krause, cbs news. >> russia and china are not taking part in the talks after rejecting an earlier proposal to end the government crack down on the opposition. >>> caught on tape a car chase ended in a -- chase that ended in a hail of bullets in los angeles. police chosed in on the -- closed in on the suspected cash jacker at a gas station they opened fire and he was shot and killed when he appeared to have a gun. the closest bystander hid behind a car and no one else was injured. >>> in texas an undercover police

was this before "gunsmoke" and "i love lucy" at least. michael steele for the defense. guess who's out there paying chaplain the day they did the schiavo vote, voted unanimous consent to go ahead and intervene in a family matter involving a woman on a respirator. the whole situation we're now aware of. a very sad case for a woman there, young woman dying at that aimin age. >> stuck in the craw for a lot of those around the country because they believe that government has no place in the personal health care. which was the crux of our argument against obama care in the first place. this situation is a little bit worse than schiavo. at least you had some woman who understood and probably would be with the party's position in terms of wanting to have the family make this choice or that choice. but here, this is much more personal to every woman. and so now you have the party or at least certain voices out there that have moved this off of the conversation that it was, i think, rightly on, on the role of church and state. the freedom of church and religion. now you're talki

homs the country's second largest residential area aleppo suffer as twin car bombings that claimed at least twenty five lives responsibility was initially claimed by a senior member of the armed opposition but that was later denied by the free syrian army is cheap was no un mandate to intervene in the crisis the united states is now said to be gathering a coalition of countries willing to prop up the opposition and pile more pressure on the mask but some activists say intervention will be a costly mistake. in syria i think it is a matter of there are some very legitimate interest in the country of people who would like to be able to participate more in their government and i think the government has made some effort to respond they think it needs to make more of an effort but i don't think that comes through foreign intervention it comes through indigenous processes of the people in the country if you look at any foreign intervention over the last several years you see that after the foreign intervention many more people died then could have possibly died through any type of indigenous proc

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at least for right now looks like a sun-cloud mix.will be watching that as we approach the day. >> we want it to rain but not on the parade. >> looks like tuesday is the day. >>> we'll have the nail biting last minutes of the super bowl game. >> plus, we will hear the highlights on sports wrap. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multi-grain cheerios -- 5 whole grains, 110 calories. creamy, dreamy peanut butter taste in a tempting new cereal. mmm! [ female announcer ] new multi-grain cheerios peanut butter. >>> good evening everyone and welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. a lot on the line in terms of football legacies tonight in football 36. both the new york giants and new england patriots trying to learn the few teams that have won four times. eli manning going for

technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia. the future. this is. egypt street. again exactly a year off to president mubarak was forced from power protestors according to step down immediately accusing them hindering reform. more pressure is put on the syrian regime and the new resolution blaming it at the un general assembly state t.v. says. in the capital damascus the first killing of a high ranking military officer since protests began. reporting this out of. brussels with more cuts in exchange for paying out cash while people fight their frustrations on the streets of a. since six ministers have resigned in protest the plan is to be given the green light by parliament. but to print updates for the moment i'll be back with more on the stories and other developments in hoff an hour from now in the meantime stacey well for more of their unique financial insights in the latest edition of the cars report here nothing. i'm max keiser this is the kaiser report we got him just where we want to go. well max this first headline is the theme of the show o

most of the protesters are out of the park tonight, at least for now. now take a look at video we shot earlier. this is what it looks like now after this morning's predawn raid. a muddy mess. some of the tents only partially standing. trash and containers everywhere. u.s. park police still in riot gear, going through the park inch by inch. presumably still inspecting it and keeping an eye on the protesters who have returned to one section of the park that is open. they won't have to comply with the no sleeping in the park rule. and others are vowing that they will come back, too. >> it was devastating and hurting, literally. there was a lot of violence and brutality. and yeah, not a good day. >> that said, camping is a tactic and this is not going to kill our movement. we are here to stay. >> now as i regroup, some of the protesters are staying home in churches. as we told you earlier, some of the protesters are staying or asking to join the group at freedom plaza for the second site of occupy d.c. in the meantime, park police told us there have been ei

we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least. but i. think you get to the monk. if you want to have sex go and have sex. welcome back you're watching live from moscow these are the top stories the generals refused to step down as the egyptian capital braces for dale's massive public protest against military rule exactly a year after the former president was ousted sounds of people are calling on the armed forces to cede power immediately to a civilian government. divisions in the armed wing of the syrian opposition over claims of responsibility for the bombing of the security services have been the constant second largest city at least twenty five people were killed in which the free syrian army first admitted later denied. to national security america's growing obesity problem is expanding waistlines and bank accounts is big business as far as big profits from the people. next on our team are gives advice on how to keep your mind and body active through the russian winter is next. well some people embrace the winter and all the

resolving the crisis i think it was about laying the groundwork for international intervention or at least the internationalization of the syrian crisis that came to an end with the russian and chinese veto of the united nations security council is for this reason that as we were talking earlier i think it's increasingly likely that they will now start to look at ways of for example sending arms to the syrian army. impression general is like a period like twenty three days this is the nerve to evaluate the situation twenty three days since the army i mean well again i think unfortunately that the arab league mission was never or at least for some key players it was never about the objectives that were stated what about the so-called the you and me. iraq and syria many say only way gives way to normandy mission do very well i mean i think when you have a u.n. security council resolution that basically calls on the head of state to relinquish power and it's clear that number one the head of state is not only not going to relinquish power but retains sufficient. armed force and support to sta

they should get at least all of it was at least at least all of it. you know to give away i think after twenty years you should like it's you know what we like that one go how do you want to fall in that direction anyway. treasurer hire as that's the type of metal detector and if you start you know that's right all right well let's put it with our last thing which is you know there are constantly a lot of people are upset because certain video games out there are too violent they're worried about what kind of impression it's making on children whatever what it's teaching you but now there's somebody who's trying to do something different with violent video games take a look. over one this is what's so that we and today i'm playing to schools sky room. and i'm going to be doing something a little bit unique in this game i'm going to be playing as a pacifist that's right i don't kill anything. right. now this is not new i mean that's not new yeah i mean like people since super mario brothers have been playing games in a way is that they don't kill the e

a rescue worker says at least nine people died.horities say an illegal medicine making business operated there. they say they closed the factory three times but each time it reopened. egypt. a 14 story building collapsed in a port city of alexandria a workers indicate that at least one person died but that five families were inside when the structure came down. locals say workers built the place less than a year ago. mexico. animal rights activists demonstrate against bullfighting in mexico city. they say they want lawmakers to pass a measure that would ban it in the capital city. as you can see, the protesters stripped down to their underwear and covered themselves in mock blood. we're told only spain has more bull fights than mexico. and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. we're just hours away from the next presidential contest. colorado, minnesota, minnesota, both hold caucuses tomorrow. a total of

we had i think at least 3 homicide last week and then obviously whatever i know at least one working the day. >>reporter: one shooting happened this morning at market street and lowell berkeley high student riding his bike to school. he was shot by someone also on a bike. crime technician were delayed 2 hours getting to the scene 30. was 2 other call out this morning so that's where we are at. >>reporter: one earlier call took police to add line street near 32 few miles away where a man with a gun shot wounds was found inside a crashed car. >> it has been busyment we are doing the best we can with what we got and we, we handle each case and ult mountainly our gel is solve every daisy we get. >>reporter: 3 shootings today and 2 last night. violence that doesn't go unnoticed. >> it has been a little intense here in oak land the past couple nights. >>reporter: he work was youth at the baker center for human rights. >> work directly with those young people who are involved to try to figure out is what happening and how to create lasting peace. >>reporter: he says it takes the entire comm

at least financial support from from abroad but they are also saying that there are insurgents coming in from various arab countries who also provide military and human support to the rebels in the country rosco housing has repeatedly insisted on the fact that the situation in syria needs to bring results instantly and by diplomatic solutions and time and time again reminded that it should be syrian matter that is opposing sides in the conflict in syria should. discuss the situation should sit down at the talks between them without any foreign intervention let's have a listen to rush is on voice to the united nations. as the morning during mission of that i believe was the as the situation was evolving everybody saw that the government troops were pulling out of certain. quarters of the city is that it was taken over by armed rebel groups that would mean that the. armed confrontation will continue. at the same time you have increasingly no interest rate from washington or other host of artwork from washington who say they're not going to sit down for any talks with assad or insist tha

emerge in a seventy year old who's been in the army for at least thirty years it must be hard for him to take off his uniform and this lifestyle and this was the only way they know how to deal with problems. for several days what did know her son's whereabouts where the wound was and when his sister came to me and said i have to talk to you i knew it was about him hoping for the best i prepared myself for the worst. a month after ahmed was released he now faces yet another trial from the same incident at these really embassy. they go is to intimidate people the message is clear if you go to tory you'll be arrested and it makes us even stronger how is it they don't understand the matter is no work you know a book he wants to title you must shut up he explains if people didn't give up after been beaten and humiliated they'll never give up until their voices a herald. the citadel in cairo egypt a medieval symbol of power and strength it was fortified centuries ago to protect the region from his enemies at that time crusades and crusaders today egypt's rulers are doing the same striving t

around a thousand killed at least six thousand injured and even more still missing egypt's people have played high price to live in a new country but despite all the sacrifices the shadow of the old regime still looms large during mubarak thirty years of mubarak's rule number of people try them under military tribunals where one to two thousand now you know within about ten months or eleven months we have twelve thousand which is of course a humongous number for a country ruled by the military the supreme council of the armed forces. that's no surprise but surprisingly enough those discomforted over from who'd previously run the country are not themselves before military tribunals. for. suspected. to be thrown through a court system. or ordinary people i mean. medical records this is a better way and this is in the. hasty with no proper investigation usually with no lawyer and behind closed doors and with no right of appeal human rights activists complain military trials provide no justice and violate human rights you know you have a nineteen year old getting a twenty five year old son

we suggest that you work in two teams of at least two people, so that's at least four people doing a search at the very, very, very least. you want a team on the outside and a team on the inside. proper safety equipment, we talked about equipment. we're only going to give you helmets. we're going to give you vests too. are the vests going to protect you from anything? no. any other equipment you have to get your own. gloves, if we have any extra we'll give you gloves. knee pads, you need good shoes, you need good clothes that won't rip so things like nails will be harder to rip through your skin. decide on the duties and the tools. who is good at what. if i physically can't do something when we show you how to do search and rescue, don't do it and make sure everybody else knows what you can and cannot do. that's very, very important. know where your emergency exits are and what your signals are. examine the exterior of a house. you want to know who's missing. if anybody is missing, does anybody live in the house? structural damage of the house, again, you want to know what you're wal

we have the most expensive health care system in the world and it's probably valued the least. but i'm defining it as. we think you can get to the money. if you want to have sex go and have sex. welcome back you're watching are you coming to live from moscow these are the top stories the violence in syria escalates but the world is left guessing about what's actually happening and opposition forces offer contradicting claims over just how many people are dying the u.n. says it plans to team up with the arab league and restart a monitoring mission syria as government forces they are pound the city of homs. that gets the shakes over its own embargo on a rainy oil as officials express concern and up being the loser the ban on importing crude from these lot of states comes into force in july with e.u. consumers racing to find an alternative. pakistan's foreign minister has told r.t. that americans drone strikes are pushing new recruits into the arms of the region's militant groups and you reported claims to have uncovered scores of civilian deaths in the u.s. led attacks. as we hav