. >> i think one of the most important changes that's going to affect at los people i've spoken withcoverage for adult dependence up to age 26. so if you are on your parents' insurance you can stay on it until you're 26 years old. >> that's a big deal. dependent children could be married and not living in your parents' house but still be covered. here's a little catch with the grandfathered provision. if you're a child and your employer offers health insurance and you don't take it because you can't afford it you can't go on your parents 'policy. >> total loophole? children no longer denied coverage for preexisting conditions. what's interesting is this week alone we've seen major insurers come out and say we are not going to allow child-only plans because they're too expensive. they're getting around it. >> they're getting around it. the white house is saying you made a commitment to us you wouldn't do this so we'll see how it plays out. the intention is to make sure the children don't get dropped in their parents' coverage. >> one thing that happened a number of times before reform

los angeles. a bomb threat was found on board. flight 794 from lang cob carrying 189 people landed last night. it was taken to a remote part of los angeles international airport. the airline says the bomb threat written in flawed english was found taped to a bathroom mirror. the fbi says no evidence of an explosive device was found and there have no been arrests. >>> also in los angeles, 22 people were arrested during a second straight night of protests against a police shooting. demonstrators were protesting sunday's fatal shooting of a guatemalan immigrant waving a knife. >>> the huge wildfire in colorado, which has destroyed 92 buildings, including 5 3 homes. strong winds are blowing the fire through three canyons north of boulder. it could be days before fire crews are able to gain control. kendis gibson reports. >> reporter: ten air tankers and helicopters dropped retardant from above. >> first of all, pray for rain. that would be helpful, okay? what it's going to take, hopefully, is higher humidities and calmer winds and a very large effort. >> reporter: the flames have burned dozens of h

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♪ [ ding ] people in los angeles sweltered through the hottest day on record since the city starting think it was hot here today? people in los angeles sweltered through the hottest day on record since the city started keeping track back in 1877. temperatures there reached 113 degrees. the previous record was 112 back in 1990. >>> the bay area is still feeling triple-digit temperatures in several spots. we have two reports tonight. don fernandez spent the day in the south bay but we begin with bob horne in the tri-valley. >>> reporter: with the forecast for triple-digit temperatures in the tri-valley area, livermore residents prepared for the worst and hoped for the best. claudia brought her two sons river and levi to downtown livermore to cool off in the fountain. >> they love it. it's easier than a pool. we didn't have to worry about anybody falling in. >> it's exercise, little vitamin d out in the sun, tires them out. they sleep well at the end of the day. >> reporter: some people weren't so fortunate. >> probably about 120 degrees probably. 115, 120 degrees probably on the grill.

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>> i set out looking for three people and that took me to new york, chicago and los angeles. in all of those cities, i went centers.r sanus i had a booth at the juneteenth parade to collect names of people who might have migrated from the south to the north. i was going places where i might find people that were now seniors and might have been participants in this migration to the they were not hard to find. it was a matter of going in and talking to them and hearing their story. >> how did you gather the information? >> i took notes, obviously. it was essentially like an audition. it was like a casting call. >> what years were you doing this? >> it took me 15 years. it was basically 1995 and it took me about 18 months to interview from city to city, and going from place to place. this was an order to find these three. one of the most interesting things of the people were the clubs that exist in all of these cities. when you go to los angeles, there is a lake charles, louisiana club. there are multiple texas clubs, multiple new orleans clubs. i had to find a way to get access

>> you know people who lo their jobs and lost their homes? >> uh-huh. >> i've been governor of a small state for 12 years. i'll tell you how it's affected me. kevin: now look at the side chris: now look at the side by side. barack obama in a town hall. >> it's taken an enormous toll on my family. my husband and i joked for year we thought we were well beyond the hot dog and beans of our lives. quite frankly it's starting to knock on our door and might be true that's where we're headed again. quite frankly, mr. president, i need you to answer honestly, is this my knew reality? >> first of all, i think that you describe exactly what is the bedrock of america. chris: we wanted to drill down why president obama lacks political touch. what has barack obama lost as president as he had as a candidate? the most common answer from half our metergroup is he's no longer inspiring. the meter says he does not have a consistent message. and finally, some on our meter said mr. obama doesn't know the country. john, i thought your answer was interesting and s

. >> dan: in los angeles, eight people were shot and one person was killed after a fight broke out atty. three others were stabbed. police are looking for one suspect. >>> gunfire broke out this morning. two of the gunshot victims suffered critical injuries and the others injured are in stable condition. the incident does not appear to be gang-related. >>> san jose's police chief is considering new rules how cops interact with people they know it comes after an officer arrested a 15-year-old boy for having sex with his stepdaughter. the incident was caught on a cell phone camera. here's the story. >> the father of a 15-year-old boy accused of having sex with a san jose police officer's stepdaughter, secretly took this cell phone video on august 30th and gave it to the san jose mercury news, and we showed it to the independent police odd it -- auditor, who couldn't comment but pinpointed two policies listed in the duty manual that should be scrutinized. >> when an officer is on duty or off duty, officers will avoid becoming involved in disputes occurring in their own neighborhoods. >>

people on board before releasing them. investigators say the bomb threat was written in poorly worded english and spotted on a bathroom mirror on the plane. also in losngeles, at least 22 people face charges following another night of protests after a deadly shooting involving police. police fired tear gas to break up a crowd of people throwing rocks at them and setting fires last night. the protests came despite assurances by police brass that sunday's fatal police shooting of a guatemala immigrant with a knife would be fully investigated. witnesses tell investigators the officers acted in self-defense but demonstrators say he should have used nonthreatel force to subdue the man. >> the search continues for the body hav hercules man. police will return to the keller canyon landfill in pittsburg for the fifth day of tedious sifting through garbage looking for evidence. 15 volunteers searched yesterday without finding anything significant. they believe 35-year-old frederick sales was murdered with four other people by 38-year-old efren valdemoro. he was fatally shot during a high-speed chase. police think his body may have been put in a trash dumpster

they are charged with padding their paychecks t expense of the people who live in the working-class suburb of loshes reports this morning. >> reporter: finally the people in bell, california have something to celebrate, former city manager robert rizzo, who was being paid twice the salary of the president, was arrested tuesday. he was charged with corruption and misuse of funds, along with seven other city officials. >> corruption on steroids. >> reporter: a battering ram was used to break down the mayor, oscar hernandez. the city manager, who resigned, was making almost $800,000. his assistant was making $376,000. current and former city council members who worked part time made $100,000 a year. >> they used the tax dollars collected from the hard-working citizens of bell as their own piggybank, which they then looted at will. >> reporter: angry residents have demanded payback after accusations that bell city officials hiked property taxes, sewer fees, and allegedly targeted hispanics for moek violations and towing fees to raise money for their inflated salaries. the state is forcing bell to com

. >> reporter: bell, california, is a struggling suburb of 40,000 people south of los angeles.h 17% living below the poverty line, many residents line up each week at the food bank. so, california's attorney general wants to know why the city manager was making nearly $1 million a year. >> we have a case where hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money has been paid out under completely suspicious circumstances. >> reporter: the scandal exploded in july when "the los angeles times" reported the city manager was making nearly $800,000 a year. double president obama's salary. and it didn't stop there. the chief of police got $457,000. and part-time members of the city council helped themselves to nearly $100,000. >> they're serving an agenda they have to line their pockets. >> reporter: outraged residents forced their leaders to step down. but the scandal did not end there. residents learned they were paying the second-highest property taxes in the county. >> they were bankrupting the residents. people aren't able to pay their taxes. we pay double what the city of beverly h

they say that anthony gallow ran a red light and killed four people, including los angeles anaheim pitcher. the jury is still trying reach a verdict on three murder charges in that case. >>> on annapolis man is behind bars charged with attempted murder. the police say that charles wallace shot a man. the victim was able to escape and flagged down a passing officer. wallace was arrested a short time later no word on what sparked the violence. >>> new questions regarding the death of natasha pettigrew. she was struck and killed while training for a triathlon in prince george's county. and the family wants to know why the driver has not been charged. >> reporter: dozens of people that loved natasha pettigrew gathered at the site where the 30-year-old was hit by her bike and later died, casting doubt on the driver's story. >> i thought i hit a deer. >> i hit a squirrel one day. i cried. i knew i hit it and i stopped. >> reporter: natasha pettigrew was a maryland green party, candidate running for u.s. senate. >> i don't feel that our elected officials are responsive to the needs of constituent

new twigs to a controversy in los angeles. peopletesting since police shot and killed a day laborer of guatemala. lapd claims he was drunk and tried to attack a woman and then an officer with a knife but now community groups say he didn't have a knife and they want that cop charged with murder. last week, the lapd chief showed a bloody blade at a heated community meeting saying it was the weapon. the officer's been taken off patrol in that investigation. >>> and in tennessee, a woman can't believe her late father was an informant for the fbi. the memphis commercial appeal reports that earnest withers was giving the feds info about the civil rights movement back in the 1960s. withers was a photographer and i'm sure you have seen his pictures. he took a number of famous pictures and especially the one of martin luther king and had insider access to the movement's leaders. the paper dug up the information with help from the freedom of information act and linked withers to an informant number. this is all news to the withers' family. >>

yesterday was the hottest day ever recorded in downtown los angeles. 113 degrees? peopleooking for shade wherever they could find it but for anyone who ventured outside it was hard to get away from the effects of the extreme heat. >>> like walking into an oven. you feel the heat through your shoes. you can see the heat swells pulling up the asphalt. >> in the past week temperatures in the southland have been averaging more than 20 degrees above normal. forecasters are concerned about the potential for wildfires because of a combination of high temperatures, wind and low humidity. >>> a family of four is safe after rescue from a fast rising tide in capitola. firefighters say the couple and their two daughters were on some rocks offshore when the tide came in. this was yesterday afternoon. the family became trapped with the rising water. rescuers managed to reach them and get them all safely back to shore. the good news, no one was hurt. >>> all right. bells will be heard around san francisco today. [ bells ] >> the 48th muni bell ringing contest at noon in union square. th

he is talking about a bomb threat found on a bathroom mirror on a flight from bangkok to los angeles with 189 peopleard. as soon as that plane landed at l.a.x., the pilot's parked the plane far away from the terminal and the fbi moved n agent went through the plane and checked the luggage and interviewed passengers and crew. they found no evidence of explosives. they did not make any arrest. >>> san francisco's only gun store owner is going to ask police this afternoon to let him sell guns again. the manager of the highbridge arms allowed its permit to sell guns in january. he was planning to turn the mission street business into an office building but the city rejected that idea so he wants to sell guns again. three neighborhood groups are against it. >>> another gun issue is the subject of advertising posters at more than a dozen bus stops in san francisco. those ads promote a gun rights policy conference that is scheduled for later this month in burlingame. the posters went up after san francisco suspended its policy against showing firearms in ads on public transit. muni officials are reviewing

los angeles authorities found all 13 people in a park yesterday.he group's leader was then detained, but sent to a hospital for mental evaluation. she and 12 others, including eight children, disappeared saturday, leaving behind notes indicating they would soon see jesus. deputies found no evidence of a planned mass suicide. >> the american woman who was recently released by iranian authorities is now speaking out, calling for the release of her fiance and a friend. sarah shourd spoke to a crowd in new york city yesterday. shourd spent more than 13 months in a prison with her fiance, shane beauer, and friend, josh fattal. the three were accused of spying. shourd denies the accusations, saying they were in iraq, never meant to cross into iran. it's reported that shourd was released over health concerns. >> this morning, chile hopes a new drill will help them rescue 33 trapped miners. the planned sea drill uses a larger drill bit and would only have to be drilled once compared twice for plans a and b. engineers say they'll be ready to begin digging a

are ended up with the worst economy since the 1930's >> a neighborhood and los vegas came down in this neighborhood. four people were on this and one person was killed fellow and one was c >> and this man and british columbia has been accused of using wild bears to guard his marijuana plants. however, he denies these allegations and having anything to do with a marijuana crop. conservation officials wanted to stop feeding the spbears and also, he is also ordered to build a tall fence. >> one of the little rock has died, jefferson thomas. of the nine african american students that integrated a high-school and on a rock, ark. in 1957. he was only 15 years old when he braved segregation mobs and and of the old-wide school. with military forces he was 67. >> the argument over carlo partisan, to a court room in san francisco. the state supreme court will hear furlough for this, and these are filed on 1000 workers that and for low friday is affected. that this is bus of violatstate law, and thee supreme court let three-months to make a decision. >> the san francisco board of supervisors is supposed to vote tomorrow,

los angeles. it was a national outpouring of people. >> just give us a brief synopsis of what the book is about. >> the book is about the migration experiences of three people who become representative of the larger whole, which was essentially the defection of six million african americans from the south to the north, to the midwest and the west, from 1915, world war i, until 1970 when the south began truly to change. >> i went to a movie last weekend, and they handed me this as i'm going into the movie. i won't tell you what it was, but i want to read it to you. "every day, more migrants are coming into the cities to seek a better life for their children. the scale of this massive migration from the poor countryside to the burgeoning cities is unprecedented in human history. the migrants provide a constant and cheap source of labor for x country's "booming cities. and the thriving economy is built on the backs of those citizens." do you have any idea what country that is? >> well, it could be almost any -- it could be any country, but i'm thinking the united states and southerners. but i wrote t

we recently ran a series of radio spots in los angeles warning people to be on the alert. we know these criminals target the most vulnerable populations, which is why we ran the ads in several languages, including spanish and korean. later today, i will share the same message when i meet with seniors at the jewish family service senior center along with representatives of senior medicare patrol. health care fraud has been growing for too many years. in the past, it has been accepted that with any big enterprise, it was likely to be some level of fraud and abuse. but those days are over. the changes we are making over the last year and a half and will continue to make me not from the perspective of a potential criminal, it is a lot harder and riskier to submit false claims. if you do, you're more likely to be caught. if you get caught, you're likely to pay a higher price. i want to thank all of you for being here. all of you for helping us in this anti-fraud efforts. i look forward to seeing what ideas come out of our discussions today and continue the conversation as the w

. >>> breaking news from bell, california, this town about 40,000 people outside los angeles where theouncil member and manager were making inordinate amounts of money, the city manager with his salary and benefits was making close to $1.5 million. at least eight of those city officials were arrested this morning. the l.a. county district attorney is preparing to announce criminal charges. in fact, they have taken these elected leaders away in handcuffs. they're filing a lawsuit against the former and current bell city leaders demanding that their pay contracts are nullified, that they pay back some of the salaries and the full audit has shown that bell, california, illegally overtaxed residents and businesses to the tune of $5.6 million. that some 40,000 people overpaid more than $5.5 million. we're keeping a close eye on this and we'll bring you more details throughout the afternoon. >>> a horrific accident for fans at a race car in brazil. more than 100 people were hurt when a section of bleachers collapsed at an auto race this week. police are trying to figure out why it collapsed.

smaller in los angeles, the the higher concentration of homeless people on the streets. concentrated, so you see them more, concentrated. kate thompson reporting. >> and we caught up with some of the homeless populations. >> and i came from austin, tex. two dozen 8 and i have been here ever since homeless on/off. >> and i ran away from oregon when i was 12 years old and i've been in san francisco for the on the eight years. >> i had a job in the chicago and i lost it. i came out here to san francisco about 15 years ago and i've been living on the street, getting by. >> i met a guy who was 28 years old when i was 11. and my mother said you can either played by my rules or run away with that guy? >> i was are hesitant and the kind of lost it. starting over. >> i am on the methadone. i have had a past substance-abuse problem, not no more. >> i do enjoy trekking, occasionally! and when i cash in my recitals every two days and one i do i get a jug of wine. >> ice, pa, alcohol, and it i otherwise, i'm just of her surviving. >> all three but we spoke with say they feel safer on

hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest against the shooting of a immigrant by a police officer through. to the local police station officers responded with rubber bullets more than twenty demonstrators were arrested about three hundred people blocked a nearby intersection is part of the protests. and to remind you for the next two days we will be bringing you full live coverage from the global policy forum here in the russian city of yugoslavia we'll be talking to experts scientists and politicians every hour and of course we'll bring you all the other news updates from russia across the world but will it's time to join you with the very latest from the world of business. very good morning to everyone and welcome to the business news politicians at least in some countries have given up the pretense of economic recovery president obama this week called for another round of public spending to prevent a slide into depression but the debate is finely balanced with others in europe determined to cut spending and bring down deficits so they would vote for. the roca

hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest against police shooting of guatemalan immigrant protesters threw rocks and eggs at a local police station and officers responded with rubber bullets more than twenty demonstrators were arrested earlier about three hundred people blocked a nearby intersection as part of their protests. nasa experts have been advising the thirty three trapped chilean miners on how to cope with their predicament with the potential for months until any rescue doctors have told them to form an underground community to combat the mental stress the miners have had some light relief after which they were able to watch chile play ukraine live on t.v. a miniature projectiles pass through a ball hole to display the game on a wall. in less than twenty four hours our extensive live coverage begins with the global policy forum and the russian city of yaroslav all its attracted a vast political crowd from some thirty countries as well as several heads of state the press attache for the russian president natalya tina cova says everyone is looking forward

. >> julie: in los angeles, eight people shot, one of them fatally and three others stabbed after a fightoke out at a house party. police are searching for at least one suspect at this hour. the fight broke out in the neighborhood of east los angeles. >> gregg: it is crunch time for the mideast peace talks, hillary clinton meeting with mahmoud abbas launching a last minute bid to save the talks from collapsing before a deadline expires tomorrow. reena ninan has more from jerusalem. >> reporter: hillary clinton has been meeting with palestinian officials to try and work out some sort of compromise over the settlement freeze, but nothing has been agreed to so far. clinton met with israel defense minister and they said they could not extend the freeze. u.s. officials have been urging israel to ex end it. palestinians say they will drop out of talks that begin this month if construction continues. today in the west bank, clashes took place been anti-settlement protestors and the israeli military. protestors are calling on a complete boycott of the situation. journalist says he was asked to st

san bruno's fire chief telling the "los angeles times" that seconds people are dead.are supposed to be searching for more bodies. once the sun comes up. the expectation, according to one captain, is that that death toll will rise. interesting story, one of the challenges facing the firefighters last night, as you can imagine, when that gas line ruptured, water lines ruptured as well. so there were fire hydrants that could not be used because the water lines were dead. in one instance crews had to string hoses that were two to three miles away to give you a sense of the challenges facing the fire department last night. pg&e is not commenting on what caused this rupture, they confirmed it's their line but have not confirmed what caused it. one neighbor we spoke to said a few weeks ago they could smell the distinct smell of gas. about a week and a half ago, pg&e came out to investigate, told people to stay inside, close their garage doors and then left. that was the last they heard from them. this neighbor is upset because they believe that gas smell is linked to what ha

los angeles. family members reported the people missing saturday afternoon and expressed concern because they found personal belongings in a purse that one of the cult members left behind. >> they left behind notes saying they were going to visit their deceased relatives and meet jesus. notes that indicated that they wanted to go to the next life. no words such as suicide or taking our own life were used at all. but the indications seem that that may be a possibility. >> authorities also found cell no one's that purse. authorities have released a picture, this picture of the woman they believe is the leader of the group. her name is reyna chicas. >> have authorities said whether this group exhibited any signs of this in the past? >> it's reported six months ago they were heading to a rocky outdoors area to wait for an earthquake or some other natural disaster when one of the group's members blew the whistle on this plan. they canceled it and wound up oft si osctracizing that member. >> reporter: we've gun a 36-hour period of what is going to be tropical-storm force winds probably around the midnigh

we know of one fatality; however the fire captain is telling the los angeles times there are six people dead as a result of this fire. the exact number will not be known for some time. right now things are still so hot and things are still so dangerous as far as some gas possibly still leaking from pipes even though gas has been shut off to the area and the main fireball has been stopped obviously. they are concerned about safety of people going in and looking for victims. that is going to be put off for some time. we're told they're going to be reassessing going in there and reassess at that time. we know that acting governor, the lieutenant governor -- he is acting governor because arnold schwarzenegger is out of the country -- is out here and we're hoping to hear from him at least by 7:00 this morning. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry we just got official confirmation of three dead in this explosion and fire. as you mentioned, there are reports that that number could be as high as six and could grow as authorities manage to sift through some of the rubble going door to door ther

. >> bill california is a struggling suburb of 40,000 people south of los angeles with 17% living belowhe poverty line, many residents line up each week at the food bank so california's attorney general wants to know why the city manager was making nearly a million dollars a year. >> we have a case where hundreds of thousands of dollars of public money has been paid out under a completely suspicious circumstance. >> the scandal exploded in july when the los angeles times reported the city manager was making nearly $800,000 a year. double president obama's salary. and it didn't stop there. the chief of police got $457,000. and part-time members of the city council helped themselves to nearly $100,000. >> serving an agenda they have to line their pockets. >> outraged residents forced their leaders to step down. but the scandal did not end there. residents learned they were paying the second highest property taxes in the county. >> we're paying double what the city and everyone else is paying. >> if you're wondering how something like this can happen, the answer is simple: no one was watch

people and no new taxes without voter approval. jerry brown the knowledge and know-how to get california working again. >>> los angeles county homeowners in bell will no longer pay more inappropriate taxes than people who live in beverly hills. today's lieutenant governor seen aid bill ordering return of $3 million inappropriate taxes. this happened after an audit show the city council illegally passed a resolution result hdz in a 50% tax increase over three years. the state and federal investigation remains under way into salaries of city workers such as city manager making nearly $800,000 per year. >> san francisco's former top prosecutor and san jose former police chief urging vote dwrorz vote for legalizing marijuana use in november. former san francisco district attorney and former san jose police chief both agreed legalizing pot would free police up to focus on crime. the proposal also allows local governments to tax marijuana sales. >> scientists considering whether to pull a diet pill off the market because it has been linked to heart attacks and strokes. there is a safety review online of the drug meridia on the market since 1

now here's a list of the top five biggest cities meaning cities with more than 500,000 people and the worst roads. loses, san jose is number one, then los angeles, then honolulu and san francisco, oakland is number five. see concorde at number four? i called the associate director of research at trip and she said that concorde ranking includes the city as well as the surrounding urban areas and when you add those up, you get an area that reaches 500,000 people. she couldn't tell me the area she was talking about. was she talking about concorde to the border of oakland? it sounded strange to me, but basically is this what you're talking about. streets and roadways that are like that, that are badly in need of repair and san jose has been on this list more than once. reporting live in san jose, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> thank you. time now 8:34. police announced a $25,000 reward. they are looking for information leading to an arrest in a homicide that happened exactly a year ago today. 75-year-old joan rosenthal was found shot to death. an unanimous donor posted that money. police have made

enough people to reach from washington, d.c., to los angeles and back to washington, d.c., it's just a travesty. this president should focus on getting the jobs -- who would have guessed we'd look at the carter years as the good old days. >> he got some good laughs there. romney has not said he will run for president in 2012. he is the possible front-runner for candidates. >>> ten states are coming out against gay marriage this evening. they filed an opposition brief with the federal appeals court in california. the move is in response to last month's proposition eight ruling. that's when the federal judge said the ban on same sex marriage was unconstitutional. the brief says the constitution does not require marriage to include same sex couples and states should not be allowed -- or should be allowed to have the final say. >>> a bomb scare forces a flight out of canada to make an emergency landing. the latest information is next. >>> plus, one woman says she's figured out how to detect certain types of cancer in a matter of minutes. >>> and a california girl gets ready to go live. w

hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest against the shooting of a guatemalan immigrant a police officer. threw rocks and exit a local police station and officers responded with rubber bullets and twenty demonstrators were arrested earlier about three hundred people blocked a nearby interception that's a part of that. and to remind you for the next two days we will be bringing you full live coverage from the global policy forum in the russian city. and we'll be talking to experts scientists and politicians every hour and of course we'll bring you all the other news updates from russia and across the world now though it's time to join you in our studios with the very latest business news that softer a short break stay with us here on r.t. . hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. every month we give you the future we help you understand how we'll get there and what tomorrow brings the best in science and technology from across russia and around the world. join us for technology update on

hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest against the shooting of a guatemalan immigrant by a police officer protesters threw rocks and eggs at a local police station and officers responded with rubber bullets more than twenty demonstrators were arrested earlier about three hundred people blocked a nearby intersection as part of their protests. poachers hunting for black caviar may soon force one of russia's natural treasures into extinction artie's ego to have went to russia's southern region to find out how the authorities are fighting back against illegal fisherman. a weekly rate poaches in the volga delta. that caviar in each one of these jars is worth fifteen thousand dollars fishing wild sturgeon is highly illegal but the ban has simply driven the prices up making ever more lucrative poachers supply forty nine i think every fifty jars of caviar consumed. colonel gets in below shows the equipment he sees in just the last few months more of a chest. there are hundreds of four man cruising speed boats which with remote satellite navigation and weapons we try

hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest the police shooting of a guatemalan immigrant protestors hurled rocks and eggs at a local police station officers responded by firing rubber bullets more than twenty demonstrate was arrested earlier about three hundred people blocked a nearby intersection as part of their protests. poachers hunting for black caviar pushing the sturgeon population towards extinction in russia's southern caspian sea while authorities have been battling to stop them it's only lead to the illegal fishermen taking guns along with their rods as our. reports. weekly rate and poaches interval get built. it can be a in each one of these journalists is worth fifteen thousand dollars which she won't sturgeon is finally legal but the bottom had simply driven the prices up making a little more lucrative poaches the place full to learn of every fifty joules of kind of consumer. kennel gets in the live shows the equipment he sees in just the los human. it's more of a chest. there are hundreds of foremen cruising speed which with. satellite navigation

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hundreds of people took to the streets of los angeles to protest police shooting of a guatemalan immigrant protesters threw rocks and eggs at a local police station and officers responded by firing rubber bullets more than twenty demonstrators were arrested earlier about three hundred people blocked in nearby intersection as part of their protests. well in less than twenty four hours our extensive live coverage begins of the global policy forum in russia's city of jaroslav it's attracted a vast political crowd from some thirty nations as well as several heads of state the press attache for the russian president natalia to mco of us as everyone's looking forward to some wide ranging dialogue. this forum is taking place only for the second time but it has already attracted a lot of interest from our foreign partners as well as political circles aside from the russian president italy's prime minister silvio berlusconi and south korea's president lee myung bak will take place in the forum a large number of prominent florida and russian political analysts will participate and work in different

they call it save the dream, but what a nightmare for tens of thousands of people from across the country, converging on los angeles. they had been standing in line since the middle of last night, hoping to avoid foreclosure on their homes. for perspective, since the recession started in 2007, 2.3 million homes have been foreclosed. that spike is coming down, but still just last month, another 340,000 homes got foreclosure notices. david wright is in l.a., where people are hoping a last-ditch offer is the lifeline they need. >> reporter: the line started forming at noon yesterday. hundreds camped out overnight, like teenagers looking for concert tickets. but all of these people are at risk of losing their homes. what time did you come out? >> i got here at 6:10 a.m. >> reporter: 610 a.m.? shirley mccoy was the 1,117th person in line. a widow, with cancer, on fixed income. she bought her home with more than 50% down. i do what i'm supposed to and i'm still getting mistreated. >> reporter: cole cameron came here from san jose, a six-hour drive. he's an accountant. so you're a financial planner, and you're her

los angeles. in all, eight people were shot and three people stabbed when an argument spun completely out of control. at least one person is dead this morning. a police official said it was the most assaults she'd ever seen at a single crime scene. so far no arrests have been made. >>> let's go to washington now, and a road trip for the president. he'll be stopping in four different states over the next three days, and the economy is what's topping the agenda. nbc's mike viqueira has packed his bag. he's going to hit the road with the president. but right now he stays at the white house for us. with a good morning to you, mike, what is the president trying to accomplish with this trip? >> reporter: well, it's an honor and a privilege to cover this or any white house. and yes, it will be a four huf state swing for the president. he'll start out in albuquerque. but let me mention one thing. tomorrow morning in the white house behind me here in the residence he'll be interviewed live for the "today" show as part of "education nation." after that he heads out to andrews air force base. and albuquerque,

los angeles has turned violent. police say at least a dozen people were shot at a house in the city of los angeles this morning. hearing, is dead. more to follow later in this news today. >>> more legal trouble for prominent atlanta area pastor eddie long. he now faces a fourth lawsuit, four young men claiming long coerced them into sexual relationships. bishop long planning to speaking the allegations tomorrow during church services. >>> a federalle judge ordering the reinstatement of an air force nurse after she was discharged from the military for being openly guy. major margaret witt was discharged back this 2007. the judge says her discharge violates the constitutions. >> republicans are out with their pledge to america. they promise to cut taxes, downsize government, repeal president obama's health care reform plan if they regain control of the house. some specifics. weekly votes on spending cuts, slicing the congressional budget, putting a hiring freeze on nonsecurity federal workers, and voting on every regulation that costs more than $100 million to implement. democrats say the republican agenda is not

people in small towns. not by coming to manhattan or boston or chicago or los angeles. >> i agree with that. i think... i've seen people make a fortune by catching shrimp but i've never seen people make a fortune by catching sharks and whales. like "forrest gump" told me, shrimp this and shrimp that, you have a simple dream. >> rose: (laughs) exactly. so now that you have a very, very prosperous business, enormous wealth fame, what is it you want to do? >> i think the rest of my life is spend more time enencourage entrepreneurship. >> it's your religion? >> yes, i want to help more people go back to school. i was trained to be a schoolteacher and i've been doing business for 15 years and i think most of the things i learned from school is not correct. >> what didn't you learn that you wish you had learned? in other words, what are you teaching us that's not correct and what is correct that they're not teaching us? >> well, a lot of business schools on how to make money. i want to tell people if you run business, you have to run the value first. to surf the others, help the others, that's the key. becaus