meanwhile man united prepare for wednesday's clash against spore at old trafford with wayne rooney there with the team despite being linked with a possible move. and also we've got all the highlights from last week's russian prime illegal action for you know goals goal or section. so the chelsea proved to be too much for spartak moscow the blues now told group with nine points while but a man suffer their first loss in the champions league four months is scott defender you call got the start and school open that's when two two minutes and and then ca then added the second twenty minutes later no goals in the second half so to know how it ended they have been there usually keep putting chelsea at the top of the group standings and elsewhere on the night a clash of european giants taking place in madrid between ryall and also in group g. i alex and i'll say i'll go had to have pointless small say angelina have the chance to make up some ground in sports group while byron munich all perfect up to two games they've got the romanian side cluing for companies tonight's andrew mohl will aim to

we begin with the headlines too much day four of the champions league group stages with man united hosting both of those for at old trafford meanwhile united striker wayne rooney said as he wants to leave the devils. briggs mates meeting in a hamburg hospital to show he is still full of optimism despite taking a severe beating from the go. and also we continue profiling kontinental hockey league clubs this week it's time for one of the known russian teams in the cage. and let's get started with the champions league where to be in goes on are aiming to secure their first win of the campaign this evening the russian champions taking on panel tonight courts who are still pointless after two games for being however just a point above them even table and the bad news for them is that defend their own will miss the rest of the save them when they meet injury in group c. as barcelona aim to leapfrog copenhagen. in group c. manchester united face to side with rangers aiming to handball and set this second straight elsewhere they all get make it three wins from three as they have been fico while sh

face of argentina and they are massing no english players in contention over the real madrid sound man united so that christianity is on the list and on with these new teammate massoud. meanwhile thief is investigating fresh allegations of corruption in the world cup bidding process the probe coming after the former general secretary me how the was reported to have said countries where votes will bring in an attempt to stage the competition the sunday times quoted saying that qatar had struck a deal with spain portugal the arab state is bidding for the. finals while madrid analysts bumbled to co-host eighteen. adding the nations plan to give each other seven votes on the twenty four man executive. a board which will decide who gets the next two cups on december the second age period needs thirteen and remember russia are also in the running for twenty eight seen along with england and another joint bid from been there the lines and belgium. david back in has spoken about last week's wayne rooney transfer saga which ended with the striker doubling his wages with manchester united and move seen

each with a story to tell like this man whose unit was depicted in the video collateral murder. he never reported a sexual assault by a fellow marine. the group of the veterans estimate 20% of the troops serving overseas are traumatize. he served a second tour after being diagnosedded with the traumatic brain injury, after being hit by the roadside bomb in '06. >> i needed them to help with the panic attacks. and it worsened. i mean if were out there now for going back. >> reporter: and get this, according to the research conducted by the iraq veterans against the war, traumatized service members are six times more likely to attempt suicide and in fact, listen to these numbers. they say that last year alone, 239 soldiers killed themselves more than 1700 service members. and they survived suicide attempts. we're live on capitol hill, 9news now. >> that's a different picture about the realities of the war. thank you for that. >>> and up next, your tax dollars at waste. thousands of stimulus checks made out to dead people at a case of a state youth services department under fire fo

let's get back to one of our top stories here on our moscow is moving closer to getting its new man the united russia party has just submitted a short list of four candidates to president dmitri medvedev and there are some surprises that live now to also use etc for full details on this developing story here so it was sort of can you tell us more about the candidates who were they and why have they been chosen. well since this close dismissal that's why speculation about who exactly they were placed in is just that you know it's a question of how the final consultations and they submitted. in the running now that it's the five minutes. that he was considered by many commentators to be a strong front runner the same a surprise is actually that he's even included on this show this big joining him all say transport minister igor levitin. larry the son of the current female vice. topless surprises on that let the person the beta will now have ten days to make his choice and then another seven days. he will then make the final choice that they did. that he considers the cause. today said being subm

say that everything is ready for the vote on sunday moscow is moving closer to getting a new man the united russia party has presented four candidates to president medvedev. several surprises there. the details. the short list. for names that have been submitted by the united russia party to the president. on that list includes the deputy prime minister. now he's considered a strong from and a full of the position by many commentators so no surprise that he's being included in the list he's also considered a very close ally of prime minister putin having worked with him extensively during his presidency and now in his role as prime minister so he's certainly a very strong hand but also on the list we have russia's transport and communications minister igor levitin and the governor. of valery he actually spent ten as the full of a deputy up until two thousand and five and to nine hundred ninety six when the pope was running for that position and. was running for the position of vice. and an assassination attempt against him after an explosion near his home which he survived the suddenly inte

these are the man the united states put in power at the bonn conference. they were allies of to the proxy war against the soviet. our thinking in the old days was bad any devout religious people must be good allies in the fight against what we used to call godless communism. we ally ourselves with completely the wrong people and stuck with them all the way through. if we install them as the governnt that we support now. it is partly -- i think it largely explains the bind we are in now because we are supporting a government that actually stands in opposition to many of the principles we pretend to be supporting. >> what is the impact of this at the village or town level among the afghan people in the coverage you have done the last few years? >> in fact, change has not reached most of the villages. the karzai government does not extend much outside the capital. what is felt in outlying areas is more the impact of the presence of foreign troops in many parts of the country. thousands upon thousands have been displaced and a living as internal refugees. >> y

from the man who represented us in the united states senate for 36 years. a man who has for so long ban tireless advocate who has fought for civil rights, who has fought for merck's middle class. who has fought for delaware and who now today fights for america each and every day. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, our own joe biden. [applause] >> hey, everybody. good to see wall y'all. hello up in the balcony. hello, wilmington. good to be home. good to be home. it's good to be home. how are you doing, pal? good see you. [applause] and i tell you what, i noticed no one missed me as senator once you got cough pann. [laughter] >> i got say something about ted kaufman. all the years i served in the senate, -- no one, i mean this literally, no one has made as much of an impact in his first two years as a senator than ted kaufman in the entire 36 years i've been there. [applause] >> hey, lynn, how are you? and john carney, i want you to know i'm from clay monte toorks you know. we got a great ticket, and i tell you what, the president'

unit. the last man to appear, he has been the boss, the man in charge.hey decided that they would send the strongest man up first, in case something goes wrong, they would have to open the lid and sent themselves back down again into the mine shaft. it does not look like it is about to happen. after the strongest men have en,n lifted up, the weakest ma will come up. some are suffering from a disease that is common in this profession. he will be next to come up after the initial group. and, finally, the strong man who can wait several hours. there we see one of the medics. they may be speaking with one of the relatives in the background. being there, coming out of the rescue shaft -- the whole signifies freedom for the miners. it was not there and tell -- orange wheel, torm we'l make sure it does not get caught anywhere. an extraordinary sight. it is just a hole in the ground, but it signifies so much. let us briefly go to tim wilcox who is in the crowd. over to you. >> one person has dropped back -- walked back to the tent where he has been camping out.

united states. >> larry: since then, the original charges reinstated and is ubt to arrest. in other words, polanski is a fugitive, a wanted man in the united states and other countries. in 1997, geimer publicly fraif polanski and asked all charges against him be dropped. they were not. the case took a new and unexpected turn in 1999. he was taken into custody by swiss authorities on the decades-old rape washt. he spent ten months in prison and under house arrest while the united states and switzerland negotiated his return to america. he was released after the swiss refused to hand him over. today, roman polanski is a free man as long as he doesn't set foot in this country or the others which still recognize him as a fugitive. we asked roman polanski for a comment about all of this and we are told that mr. polanski does not wish to comment at this time. he has an open invitation to appear on this program at any time. we also asked the los angeles district attorney's office for a comment. we're told that they refused to comment on any ongoing case. we welcome to "larry king live" samantha geimer, roman polanski's victim. this

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as you go to sort of reporting that now moscow is moving closer to getting its new man you know the united russia party has just submitted a shortlist of four candidates to president dmitri medvedev and there are several surprises that wife no two want to you sir for more details on this developing story here are sort of four kinds of it's not about who's believed to be the frontrunners at this point. well the short list. for names that have been submitted by the united russia party t. president. on that list includes the deputy prime minister. now he's considered a strong front of full of the position by many commentators so no surprise that he's been included in the list you also you consider a very close ally if i missed the piece and having worked with him extensively during his presidency and. as prime minister so he's certainly a very strong hand but also on the list we have transport and communications minister igor levitin and the governor. of valery said no he actually spent ten as the full of a militia called deputy up until two thousand and five and in one thousand nine hundred

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unit investigating felony crimes. the chief says this investigation began when this man, 38-year-old william bettencourt of santa cruz county, was arrested in an unrelated case. bettencourt is a member of the hells angels. he was in possession of confidential dmv data allegedly obtained by officer rojas. >> during this short two-week investigation we learned that he had passed along some confidential information that he had accessed through some computers at the police department. >> reporter: the chief says that data would typically contain names, addresses and social security numbers but it is for law enforcement use only. >> we are clear on what the rules are so we can access those databases and for what purposes and this is just a clear violation. >> reporter: as for motive? >> that's a question that we're looking at. what was his motive, what was his true relationship between himself and william bettencourt. >> reporter: officer rojas came to the santa clara police department from the san jose police department where he was one of several officers involved in a use of force case

united states. you all with all still ahead for you this hour who is the most influential man in america. how do you. always doing. the american politicians so when people's trust we report on a comedian who's managed to. also put. the high ranking officials this gives. a child to get. specialized military equipment like this heavily on the. state of the military hardware exhibition underway just. a new spy scandal has flared up between georgia and russia after reports that twenty people have been caught allegedly spying for moscow although many experts say this could just be a p.r. stunt by tbilisi. what we know at the moment is on friday the reuters news agency put out a report that said twenty people have been arrested in georgia were accused of trying to set up a spy ring for moscow now we still haven't heard anything from the georgian side from they say so far to say where they confirm or deny that this was happening they've said they will issue a news conference later on what we have heard though is some comments from the russian side russian politician saying that there is no need

doesn't necessarily what we're calling about we're calling to find out what the status of this man is here in the united states that we are not the only ones receiving the runaround they said you have to talk to homeland security and homeland security so you have to talk to the f.b.i. or whoever you know whatever the holy way out for the u.s. is to respond promptly to in a sweater where it is guy who gave him the bees are in trinidad and what is the status of this person here and to complain to the international law to the agreements between the two countries detain this guy and send it back to his will pinions case is not unique the most deadly attack against the island nation of cuba was conducted by former cia operative luis posada curry last the cuban born venezuelan exile was convicted of terrorism following the one nine hundred seventy six airliner bombing which killed over seventy people the u.s. has not responded to petitions to action i could last back to venezuela he tells you that the u.s. is not really involved in a unified in a real fight against terrorism i think this is there is a turning

taking a look at some of the stories starting at news 4 at 4:00, what lead a man to streak in fnt of the president of the uniteds. hear from the man himself after he was let out of jail. and they say it is driving away customers, ting to put the brakes on parking meter prices. those stories tonight at 4:00. hope you will be with us for that our time now, just about time for you to tell us what it is looking like with the weather. >> into the 70s now. small chance of a passing shower a few clouds coming in mid to late afternoon, and bringing in cool weather by tomorrow. by dawnn wednesday, 50 degrees. afternoon highs, climbing into the 60s. that is about the average high. and on thursday, upper level low that will develop a surface low to the north and east. and bring in much-needed rain. cou and friday, partly sunny, afternoon highs, low 60s, small chance of a passing shower. saturday and sunday, morning lows, 40s. mid 60s. it looks like good weather for the skins/colts game sunday night. >> and usually things with wings can fly. not during this competition. about 30,000 people turned out in hong kong monday to

units. >>> and a chinese man wins the nobel peace prize for spearheading a campaign to promote freedom. why china is sending an envoy to protest. >>> and this is what fridays are all about. today's weather absolutely gorgeous. going into a nice active weekend across the bay area. we have the giants playing, we have the blue angels, raiders, 49ers and the weather will be beautiful. your forecast for this weekend coming up. jerry brown. who raised the gas tax as governor, and pushed for higher sales taxes? jerry brown. who tried five times to raise property taxes in oakland? jerry brown. who supported higher statewide income taxes? jerry brown. and who says, if elected, he'll ask voters for even more new taxes? jerry brown. governor jerry brown, again? hide your wallet. of washington partisanship this is barbara boxer's california. trillions in reckless, wasteful spending. destroying small business. killing jobs. crushing hopes. we can change this, but only if we change the people we send to washington. california cannot afford boxer for six more long years. i'm carly fiorina and i approv

elsewhere manchester united has taught the man city are way out walls an arsenal entertain bottom side west ham the gunners a second in the table five points off the top manager asked anything to believe his side is in a good position on and off the pitch to keep improving the previous season. as was more coming out waiting to come out over team because really are looking like green prove on all fronts and the second part. if you look at do with the table you see in the top eight you will find asked in the row strong position and you look around aston of what. what money of a loser every year and what we've spend every year and you will see we have not done too badly. it is semi final stay at the w.t. a championships in doha where russian bidders are going to be over face is the world number one caroline wozniacki years i want to beat him clijsters yesterday to finish top of the white great three wins from three she hasn't dropped a set so far and is guaranteed to finish this season as the world number two kleis displays destroyed in some studies and the other semi the wall that is the

of the challenges responsibilities the lie ahead of him should he be selected as most a man so the former moscow unit left the job after eighteen years as the incumbent what forced him out. of the main reason the president invaded cited for the dismissal it was a loss of trust facing government and within the public itself no situations are like we saw this summer where the woman mellish told refused to return home during the forest fire crisis he was away on holiday and that certainly didn't help matters those who saw her corruption question mark hanging over his billionaire wife elaine of the church and say situations like this really didn't help with this loss of confidence and that is one of the main reasons that he was dismissed from his position but one of the challenges the main challenges another of many of them of the new house to face them let's listen daniel is chastened as the mayor of moscow he will have some tough challenges ahead of him we know that the social issues. and issues such as the traffic which is a constant headache for muscovites these are going to be some of the things tha

struggling with an ankle injury at least that's what he's a man in just are alex ferguson said after leaving match of the side recently but the manchester united forward he's only schooled once this season as the ninety's ever had a man could probably do this season although he told reporters ensure that goes with his bench united. we can. staying with football because the president sepp blatter he has been in the u.k. to discuss england's world cup bid he met with prime minister david cameron just a few weeks before the sport's governing body announces who will host the twenty eighth and twenty twenty two world cup also at ten downing street england manager to. russia also bidding to be hosts and is seen as england's main rivals for the right age the tournament it's. one of the most troubled commonwealth games comes to an end today but the closing ceremony in new delhi strayer will top the medals table but it's also been a successful games for india who finished at least three goals in boxing on wednesday these two men medals tally. one the light welterweight division of the host also claimed the flyweight and titles and is also drawing a tab

. >> the man has been arrested in the united states over a plot to attack substation's around washington. the department of justice alleges that farooque ahmed was conspiring with people he believed were part of al qaeda. the operation was a trap laid by u.s. authorities. dr. livingston is the chairman and ceo of executive action, and an expert on u.s. terrorism and national security issues. i asked him what is known about the suspect. >> we do not know much yet. he is 34-year-old. he appears to have a degree in computer science, a wife, a child, and lived a relatively normal and quiet life in suburban virginia, just south of washington. >> how did the authorities learned about him? >> we do not know all the details about that yet, but we presume that he made contact with someone, whether it was on the internet or whether it was some other organization or facility, where he expressed his desire to carry out attacks against people in the united states. the people that he met with either were informants for the fbi or ultimately worked for the fbi, and set up a sting operation. >> of cours

voters in an online men's magazine who picked the daily show host as the most influential man of the year in the united states and is. going to reports today he's putting his popularity to the test in public. when its own box gets in the way of political promises were promised during the campaign change you can believe in right it wasn't change them believe in in eighteen months when the media wants over with fear and anger. and the minds of a population are attacked with misinformation there's such a lack of truth on the airwaves were being dumbed down by the news business who are americans left to trust according to a poll conducted by an online men's magazine comedian jon stewart is the most influential man in america after eleven years on the daily show how four million voters bumped him up to the number one spot and i would be concerned if it was they said larry the cable guy was the must trust a man who married guy so i feel like. one way of earning the trust has been confronting the mainstream media we need help from the media and they're earning us they sexting the lies being spun by pundits ta

man. he is accused of several armed robberies at convenience stores. officials say the robberies happen after midnight. the suspect displays a knife k÷ gun. in you have any information call the city wide robbery unit341. >>> baltimore my say a man trying to ]nn"ñget away from an officer crashed the suv and ran from the burning vehicle to hop on the bus. the driver of the suv also collided with a car causing minor damage and injuries. a police spokesperson says officers in an unmarked cruiser found the stolen suv by noleing the path of destruction. no word on what charges that driver will face. >>> in prince george's county police are looking for the person or persons responsible for a quadruple stabbing. it is at the thirsty tree bar on baltimore avenue and spilled on the street. four men this morning suffered nonlife-threatening. they have heated pads. [ no audio ] >>> apple ipad is in hundreds of stores throughout the u.s. the retail giant walmart is going to start carrying it. what it lacks in timeliness walmart will make up for in sales numbers expecting to have the ipad in 2300 stores by the height of the holiday shopping season. >>> if you want an ipad of your hound now is a time to get one

voting to approve the appointment of a new man that's set to be surrogates to be on and who was chosen by president get it from a shortlist proposed by the ruling united russia party the controversial previous man. was sacked citing a lack of trust for more we're joined by this to. tell us more about sabean and water is credentials for what really is one of russia's top political jobs. were the words that we're now hearing time and time again in association with the case to be on it is that he's going to experience an effective manager and one crucially that is not to take to by any major corruption that he was a lawyer before turning to politics early in life in two thousand and one he became governor of the siberian oil rich region of two men there he was why i believe. thanks first to sing out the winter snow removal on the road system they're both big problems it was a terrific the russian capital here two thousand and five you became chief of the presidential administration and says so you earlier last week on friday president medvedev picked his name out of a sure list of pool candidates put forward by the really united russia party and nominate

. >> i would never disrespect the president of the united states the way this man did! >> reporter: caprio will at least get help from a former president. bill clinton will campaign with him on sunday. in washington, joel brown, cbs 5. >>> all right. coming up, trying to lose weight? eat like a viking. seriously! the new diet trend and why some people say it rocks. >>> and it's going to be a beautiful day for a ballgame. but rainfall is on the way. i'll let you know when, that's coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, state budget cuts are crippling my classroom, so i can't believe the sacramento politicians cut a backroom deal that will give our state's wealthiest corporations a new billion dollar tax give-away, a new handout that can only mean larger class sizes and even more teacher layoffs. but passing prop 24 can change all that. prop 24 repeals the unfair corporate give-away and puts our priorities first. vote yes on prop 24, because it's time to give our schools a break, not the big corporations. airlines jet traveling from san jose... lost it's navigation system mid-flight. i

. >> i would never disrespect the president of the united states the way this man did. >> i'm going to behave the way i want to behave up at the state house. >> reporter: caprio may not have g gotten an endorsement from the current president but will soon get help from a former one. bill clinton will campaign with him on sunday. later today the president will appear on "the daily show." betty. >> thank you. >>> now a follow-up on that political scuffle in kentucky. a volunteer for a tea party candidate, rand paul, may face criminal charges. the trouble began monday, just before paul debated democratic jack conway. an activist for a liberal organization tried to present paul with a bogus award and was thrown to the ground. the paul volunteer says he's sorry, but the campaign still dropped him as a campaign coordinator and banned him from future events. >>> overseas, twin disasters in indonesia. first at least 25 people were killed when a volcano erupted. it's located about 500 miles southeast of jakarta. the mountain exploded tuesday, forcing thousands to flee. experts say it could erup

it's 20090 million out of the roughly three hundred 10 million that live in the united states today. virtually every man, woman and child in america has at least one cell phone. reporter: that's roughly 94 percent of the total population. we're doing a whole lot more on our mobile phones than just talking. nexting hasssppead like wildfire. nearly five billion are sent every day in this country and according to consumer research, 98 perrent of them are viewed as opposed to only 30 percent of e-mails. >> youuyou may not read that e-mail because it ends up in your unkmail folder, ut you're darn sure going to read aatext message. what's the one screen you have available to you? the cell phone is the one you have with you all the time. >>repprter: it comes as no surprise that olitical candidates are jumping on the wireless band wagon to reach the masses. >> not only do we send you the phone numbers of voters,,folks will be given the latest breaking news from the campaign, news stories, polls and the latest television ads. >>reporter: the concept is still relatively new. caadidates are among only about a doze

. >> i would never disrespect the presiden of the united states the way this man did. >> first lady michelle obama stumped for barbara boxer last night. boxer's opponent carly fiorina was released from the hospital today. she is expected to be back on the campaign trail tomorrow. >>> no doubt things are turning very nasty out on the campaign trail. one woman who was wrestled to the ground and kicked in the head at a campaign event says the violence was premeditated. the liberal activist was stomped on after a senate debate in kentucky on monday. she was heading toward republican candidate rand paul when paul's campaign volunteers assaulted her. >> this is premeditated. my partner alex heard them say, just before this, uhm, we're here to do crowd control and we might have to take someone out. >> the man who stomped on her head blamed the woman, saying he was concerned for rand paul's safety because she ran toward him. that man has since been fired from the campaign. >>> some encouraging economic news from fremont and it's coming from of all places what used to be the shutdown gm plant. tesla

man fishing in the harbor was pushed into lake michigan on purpose. two joggers pushed him for no reason. his friend jumped in after him. they stayed afloat until a marine unit got them out. the man was lucky after a similar incident and another drowned after he was pushed into the naught 2007. >>> polls show that pat quinn is in a dead heat in the governor's race. he joined candidates for a race in niles. >> the office holder hearse believe like i do the number one issue is jobs. woo have to get the economy on track. >> and the board president of cook county was present. >>> and bill brady is starting his express bus tour. it started this morning in fahena. he will talk with businesses about creating jobs. >>> and euphoria of the bears win over the packers last week has been white papered out. the giants crushed the bears. cutler suffered an injury. he was knocked out in the 4th. bears lose 17-3. >> beyond ugly. >>> more countries are issuing warnings following a threat for europe. >>> and the glut temperature that is costing them 50 million collars. -- 50 million-dollars. [ male announcer ] give yourself an edge. new one a day men's pro edge. a complete mu

billion dollars and about two hundred million single doses of heroin made in the united states will walk a man to go fight in front of them but not the drive and drive issue was never the top priority for them in russia on the controversy brian thought prioritize the feel and then know when they decided that they want the final budget they set up by not rushing to get the russians to close to get a sense of comfort and has been asking for help from international organizations in fighting drug trafficking across the border and the influx of opium leads to an exponential increase in the number of drug users and the profit from the drug trade is said to go to sponsor international terrorists who threaten russia's southern regions statistics say thirty thousand people die from drug use every year predominantly young people i think it's important to realize the growth of the drug trade has grown to forty four times since the beginning of the u.s. led operation in afghanistan and we must remember that a u.n. mandate exists which orders coalition forces to counteract drug trafficking is that they sho

united. >> how does it feel for you? >> always love you, man. always love you. >> reporter: overwhelmed by emotion he couldn't answer. but no answer was really needed. at rfk stadium, 9 news now. >> he is considering staying on with dc united in some management capacity. >>> still ahead on 9news now this saturday night. the red carpet is out for the grand reopening of a landmark theater in dc. we will take you there. >>> a deadly shark attack and then another shark spotted. that's next. >>> mild temperatures for this time of year after a spectacular day in our nation's capital. it won't get any better than that. the high is 70 today. and a low of 42. so quick rise in temperatures. wake up weather calls for another cool start. a few clouds. we will talk about even warmer temperatures and then some storm systems in our com hi honey. hi mom. what ya working on? my history homework. isn't that jennifer's? mom, everyone does it, it's called sharing. is that another word for cheating? mom, dad love us enough to ask the important questions. because if y

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. >>> outrage in california after a man found a gps tracking unit that was secretly placed on his car. he says he was also questioned by the fbi about his travels and he shares his story now with our brian todd. >> reporter: some of them aren't much bigger than a soda can. in some states law enforcement can stick a gps in your car while in the driveway and track every move you make. in yasir's case it's not clear where his car was when he said fbi agents placed a tracking device on it. a computer salesman in santa clara, california, removed the device when he found it. it wasn't long before he said fbi agents approached him asking pointed questions. >> have you ever been to yemen for any type of training? >> no. >> reporter: the agents asked for their gps back. afifi has not been accused of wrongdoing. the fbi wouldn't comment on the case. they don't need a warrant to track a vehicle with a gps when it's in a public space. how watchful an eye could this device keep on you. >> what's the bess place? >> the frame of the car. the truck we're here with. >> reporter: i recently tested a gp

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one of the man who vanished in 2009 was arrested in afghanistan and is being questioned by the americans there. when the united states warned of terror attacks, it's stored -- it's got the information might have come from him. >> we have a lot of rumors coming in, but nothing specific. the guy who is in custody is telling a lot of all structures, but nothing specific about concrete attacks. they >> over the weekend, american warnings of imminent danger prompted tighten security in european cities. particularly prominent landmarks and tourist spots. at one of the supposed targets. >> we saw a warning on tv this morning, but it did not bother us at all. we have not seen any evidence of any concern and we are not concerned. >> there are warnings all the time. last time i was in new york city, there were warnings about terrorists. what am i going to do? stop traveling? >> in northern pakistan, the united states has increased the frequency of drawn attacks. the pakistan authorities are not saying specifically who may have died in the latest drone attack. >> whatever the immediate threats in places like this where t