we remember and honor their children and grandchildrenn who struggled for e mans nation and endured the fiery trial of the civil war. we celebrate the generations who returned to this ground as free people. the stone we unveil today is a memorial to the tragedy and the sin of slavery. all of the previous presenters have spoken of the irony in the case of father of the contradiction, the irony of the other speakers. and that -- that slaves would build this temple of freedom. but this stone is not only a memorial to that tragedy and sin, it is also a tribute to our progress as a nation and a people. to our ongoing pursuit of a more perfect union. to an unending search for liberty and justice for all. as frederick douglass, a marylander and former slave said, the life of a nation is secure only when the nation is honest, truthful and virtuous. with our ceremony today we continue our work to restore honesty, truth and virtue to our capitol and to our history. we reaffirm the promise that no american will be left out of america's story. we pledge to keep working so that all who visit the u.s

man submarine. it took him seven miles to the bottom of the marianna trench. he spent hours there filming a nationalcial. a two-man crew touched down there this 1960. cameron is the first one to do it solo. >>> all right, james cameron not the only thing popping up in the pacific ocean. a japanese fishing vessel lost during japan's tsunami is about 150 miles off c coast of british columbia, canada. the rusty both has been aterrorist for a year. >>> and we're getting a glimpse of president obama, not as commander in chief, but as a basketball dad. in an interview, he shared what it's like to coach sasha's team. he's teaching the basics, dribbling and passing. the major challenge for them is getting the ball to the basket. go to espnw.com for more. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> for everyone else, the incredible memory trick all of us can try. ohhh my head, ohhh. [ speaking in japanese ] yeah, do you have anything for a headache... like excedrin, ohhh, bayer aspirin... ohh, no no no. i'm not having a heart attack, it's my head. no, bayer advanced aspirin, this is made for pain. [ ma

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man did. >> national conversation kicked off on the case of trayvon martin.e're going to talk about it now on our roundtable. i'm joined by george will, donna brazile, cokie roberts, terry moran and matthew dowd. what lesson if any do you draw from him? >> the stand your ground law is a bad idea, because it tries to code my the right defense. the illusion of something powers exercised by highly trained police officers. mr. zimmerman says that he was acting under this successful defense law, but he's said he's purported to be in pursuit of the person. >> and standing his ground. >> the last time everyone in the media got up on their high horses and galloped off in all directions was the duke lacrosse case and everybody was wrong. >> donna, we'll learn a lot more from these tapes. grand jury is looking at this right now. one thing that we have heard for the 911 operator said to george zimmerman, you don't have to do that. >> george is right on the law. the problem with the law is that stand your ground is that you often end up in the ground in a case of an inno

when you see peyton manning, the face of the national football league -- it is a surprise we saw coming up there in quarterback years. he has had at least three neck injuries. his health is very much in question. still, about one dozen teams are clamoring for the four-time mvp. miami, ariz., and the redskins. there are reports the redskins will pursue the super bowl champion but manning is not looking too far ahead. he is saying goodbye to indianapolis. >> i leave the colts with nothing but good thoughts and gratitude to jim, the organization, my teammates, the media, and especially the fans. >> the nationals hosted the st. louis cardinals the day. deep to right field. that ties the game up at 3. that is the way they ended it. no extra innings or play. of course, one other basketball note for you. howard lost to number 4 state tonight 71-61. >> one more shot out to the wizards. they needed that. >> the michigan lottery winner spotted using food stamps. d.c. is named one of the top 10 cities in the nation for people!k look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're sti

about all the players in this big melting pot russia saying you don't want to support a man's mission other nations must stop taking sides and i was not going to tell you that with president obama's civil to any use of pledge. not only through as he puts it to the syrian rebels i was i'm going to work. well i think we have to stop listening to what people say and start paying attention to what they do i just wrote a analysis on this new phase in syria and i call it. a new deal making phase nato countries including the united states the european union and turkey are now looking for a face saving exit from syria so you know i think. regardless of what obama says i mean really what does that statement mean it could mean band-aids for all we know so so you know forget what the players are saying watch what they're doing that's going to tell us what's what's going on and you know in the back room good choice for a very informed person but a pleasure to be on the program show you know what the mideast expert from sudan to these college talks with university thanks so much. no western nations are being ac

. >> and there is no longer in uganda now operates in congo and is the most-wanted man on the nint national criminal courts list. the video is now on our web site. click on see it on tv. >> and attorneys for occupy oakland asked a judge to overturn a stay way order that bars a dozen protestors from being near city hall, requiring 12 to keep 300 yards from frank ogowa plaza. and they claim the order violates their first amendment rights. >> and this makes me laugh a little bit. and like i said gives me more drive. >> there is no legal justification for what they're doing. >> the district attorney, however, believes it will protect dez yents. >> and there was a chaotic scene outside of the alameda county court house. one group tried to stop the sales of a foreclosed home. and about 100 used horns and drums to drum up the voice of the auctioneer there to support a community activist says she's been trying to get a loan modification two years for her home. and this auctioneer decided to postpone the sale until tomorrow. the protestors promised to return. >> unemployment go going up, but there w

the 49ers have not commented on their interest in manning, a national report today states that the 49ersre a realistic option. take a look. according to the report, jim harbaugh traveled across the country this week to watch manning work out and the team even did their own medical checks on the quarterback who did not play at all last season. this video shows multiple executives from other nfl teams who watched manning work out today. >>> big day in bay area hoops starting with the st. mary's gales who took on the purdue boilermakers in the ncaa tournament. this game ended just seconds ago. and it went down to the final seconds. purdue wins 72-69. rob jones missed the three points cher could have sent the game into overtime. one of the biggest upsets in the tournament history happened today. 15 seed norfolk state beat number-two seed missouri 86-84. the fifth time a 15 seed has two seed and just a few people's brackets are busted now. >>> how about sliding over to the nba? monta ellis returns to oracle tonight. tuesday, the warriors tradedo n monte and more to the bucks. the doves face t

sits down with, and describes the final moments between the teenages and the man patrolling the neighborhood. across the nation, the rallies for trayvon martin. a mother with a sign, trayvon is my son too. all in anger because the gunman, george zimmerman, has not been charged. how has he reacted in. >> i think he is surprised it's a national issue, a national issue, calling him a racist. and that is definitely who george zimmerman is. >> you say that zimmerman is surprised when he sees the anger across the nation. but this is a teenager who was unarmed, who had gone out to get skittles and was on the way home. but is no wlonger with us. how does someone not understand there would be that reaction? >> that is only part of the story. george zimmerman suffered a broken nose. he was attacked by trayvon martin on that evening. >> you are going to argue this is a case of self-defense. >> the evidence will show it's a case of self-defense, yes. >> are you going use the stabtd your ground defense? >> i believe that is applicable. >> the stand your ground defense, says that someone who feels threaten has no duty to re

national life is made of this belief. we believe in many things but this belief that man as a responsible being bears out our unique stamp as a nation. as a people, we are active. and often noisy. we are industrious. oftentimes to the bafflement of ourselves and our friends. we relax as hard as we work. we are proud. we are sentimental. beauty is of national concern for us. for some of us, its pursuit is a deadly serious pastime. the rest of us simply enjoy the results. some of our national spirit shows up in the monuments we erect. the large ones. and the small ones. and it rings through the music which animates us. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ until i wanted to scream should have killed him because he's so darn mean ♪ ♪ we'll rock around the clock tonight rock rock till broad daylight ♪ ♪ we're gonna rock around the clock tonight ♪ ♪ my eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the lord ♪ ♪ he is rounding out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored ♪ ♪ ♪ his truth is marching on >> we have on occasion some difference of feeling. other times we are united. we are all these things and many more. but above everything else we are free.

. >> reporter: the former coach would agree, a man who won a national tight until the '80s and now watches as the proud pop of its coach. >> this team surprised me an awful lot. because in no way did i expect them to be where they are right now. no way did i expect them to do as well as they did and trying to incorporate so many new players. >> reporter: 27 wince, only seven losses and a ton of respect for the big east opponent. >> more than i

the man who shot martin is not speaking publicly about the incident, but his attorney and friend spoke to david muir. >> reporter: across the nation the rallies in support of trayvon martin, the unarmed teen shot and killed by the head of the neighborhood watch. anger growing because the man with the gun, george zimmerman, hasn't been charged. i sat down with zimmerman's lawyer. how does he react? >> i think he's surprised at the way things have taken off. it's become a national issue. that issue calling him a racist. that's not who george zimmerman is. >> you're going to argue this was a case of self-defense. >> the evidence will show that. yeah. >> are you going to use the stand your ground defense? >> i believe that will be applicable in this case. >> reporter: the stand your ground defense. someone who feels threatened has no duty to retreat. when we heard that call to the police, and the dispatch eer saying, are you following him? >> are you following him? >> yeah. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. >> okay, we don't need you to do that. why did he continue to follow trayvon martin. >> those are questions that will be ans

france to market in the west a nation determined man the do you want and mali is the man to go in best man they will make sure. now in time to take a look at some other news making headlines around the world this hour. a cease fire has been struck between rival militias after a week of heavy clashes in southern libya the fighting has left almost one hundred fifty people dead and four hundred wounded the new government is faced with continued violence between former rebels and ethnic tribes still armed months after the revolution and death of colonel gadhafi. egypt's largest political group the muslim brotherhood has officially fielded a presidential candidate breaking a previous pledge to stay out of the race for movements that deputy leader and its top strategist will run for the top job in may the group which gained a majority in the new parliament vowed not to take part in the vote for fear of provoking a military backlash against the possibility of an islamist takeover relations with the military will is have become increasingly confrontational in recent weeks. at least eleven peop

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is hiding a twenty four year old is refusing to surrender the interior ministers of the man is a french national of algerian origin well officials say he belongs to an islamic terrorist group on monday a rabbi his two sons and a schoolgirl were shot dead their bodies have been flown to israel for burial pillars also suspected of shooting dead three soldiers of north african descent. a little. dozens of i.q. by war street acted. now camping out in new york's union square but fear they could be evicted soon protesters have been at the new location since saturday when a police raid forced them from zuccotti park hardcore activists say they now have to start from scratch and are calling for more people to swell the ranks they're also demanding the resignation of the city's police commissioner over what they call his brutal use of tactics against their will for. seven point two magnitude quake has hit southern mexico at least eleven people have been injured hundreds of buildings damaged or destroyed in mexico city a pedestrian bridge collapsed crushing immediate bus and downing telephone power lines

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man who shipped them to the u.s. >> reporter: we traveled to the caribbean nation barbados to sit down with the man responsible forringing counterfeit avastin into the united states, tom haught haughton. tom, armen. a source close to a federal criminal investigation told cbs news houghton's role importing avastin into the u.s. is a key part of the probe. haughton told us he broke no law. >> i have nothing to hide. the businesses i have are ethical, safe and legal. >> reporter: you talk about safety but the fact is, according to you, 36 packets of the fake avastin got into the hands of doctors and into the hands of potential patients. so, how can it be so safe? >> because we followed protocol. we as a licensed registered uk wholesaler brought the product through the trusted and controlled supply chain. >> reporter: do you know what was in the fake avastin? there was salt and there was starch, but there was nothing in there to fight cancer. >> well, for me, that is shocking. and it's so disappointing. rt. >> reporter: according to the food and drug administration, the only avastin approved for u.s. in the u.s. is ma

man. case gained national attention when the student then committed suicide. he could face up to continue years in prison and possible deportation when sentenced in may. >> we are used to seeing george clooney walking the red carpet but it's not every day we see him on a perp walk. today hotel wad leading man handcuffed arrested and put in the slammer. john karl was there and spoke to the oscar winner tonight. >>reporter: it started as simple protest in front of the sudan embassy. >> third and final warning. you will be arrested. >>reporter: george klny his father and 15 others refused to leave and were hauled off. >> i'm here with my father to make sure he's okay right now. he's 78 years old never been arrested before. >>reporter: odd twist in a whirlwind trip to washington where clooney on capitol hill and at the white house has pushed for action to stop the government of sudan from once again slaughtering its citizen citizens. >> we needp humanitarian aid to be allowed that the sudan before it becomes the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. medley. >>re

france's president nicolas sarkozy calls for national unity. the man who carried out a spate of murders was killed by a police sniper while trying to escape. >> a mass protest in florida over the shooting of a black teenager by crime watch volunteer. and the coroner says that heart disease and cocaine played their part in the death of whitney houston. >> broadcasting to viewers on pbs in america and around the world, this is "newsday." >>> hello, and welcome. the french president has appealed for national unity and the wake of the 32-hour siege which ended with the death of the law, the merah, wanted for the killing of seven people. nicolas sarkozy says that french muslims have nothing to do with the motivations of the monster and should not be stigmatized. >> the final act of the most dramatic siege at that lasted over 30 hours. it was thought mohammed merah took his own life, but as the police moved in to clear the apartment, there came the most intense and sustained rounds of gunfire that signaled a ferocious shooting. this is merah fooling about in

tell us what the federal government is doing to stop it, we are joined by debra hers man, the chairman of the national transportation safety board. thank you for being here with us. i read an article that said distracted driving has become a threat to the nation's road. tell us what the recommendation is last year to a total man on cell phones in cars. >> we have received an unprecedented response to this recommendation, actually more than any other recommendation we have issued in our 40-plus year history. we have gotten letters and calls. mothers are writing about accidents their kids have been in. it has really struck a chord. >> it has been described as an epidemic and by you recently as an addiction, not unlike smoking. tell us what you remember about that i can't. i think people feel the need and the pressure to be connected at all times and so people in meetings, when her this out at dinner are always checking their devices. this behavior does not change when they get behind the wheel. we are seeing more crashes because of texting and because of conversations on cell phones, handheld and hands

the most popular politician by far the most favored one in russia or the most influential man in russia into nation wide public opinion polls he's also according to his corpse. the world's second most influential after iraq obama though he acknowledged shortly before the vote that he's not that bridge with voters in the big cities like moscow and so it is for where opposition is really is mostly took place in those two cities these outcome what we are seeing now sixty four percent is very close to the top you continue all which was released shortly before people weren't calling stations on sunday so it looks very likely that the speaker wants seriously change and there we won't be talking about a second round. all right catalina great job a live from the central election commission headquarters of course we'll be joining you throughout the night here on r.g.p. as we continue our special coverage was a very chilly night tonight temperatures well below freezing it's no it doesn't stop people coming out in the two hundred thousand they think they are in this and others around the city as well up to th

as he put it in his speech, the new nationalism speech, the man who wrongly holds that every human fight is secondary to his profit must now give way to the advocate of human welfare, when rightly maintains that every man holds property subject to the general right of the community, to regulate its use to whatever degree the public welfare may require it. this subordination of property to human welfare was not just a defense of the welfare state or the regulatory state or an attack on big business. t.r.'s assault on property was progressives' hope for a moral awakening as he put it where americans might be emancipation the obsession with he also called it a fetish for rights. emancipated from an obsession with and slavish pursuit of selfish materialism and become more committed to a sense of responsibility. he championed things like conservation and the righteous use of in the bord especialworl because he thought it would strengthen the fabric of american society. it would help americans transcend themselves in a way that would make for a great nation. righteousness roosevelt complained

leaders have declared a day of national mourning for the man who led the 10 million christians for more than four decades. his death was announced on saturday. mourners have been gathering. his body will be in turned in a monastery. our correspondent is in cairo and joins me now. describe the scene there for us. >> it is a very powerful scene. you could hear in the background the religious chanting being broadcast on speakers echoing around the neighborhood. behind me is the bell of the monastery. it has been telling the passing of this huge leader. if you have a look around, you can see behind me on the south door of the cathedral, you can see the egyptian army soldiers who are forming the guard of honor and ambassadors have been arriving here. showing what a key person he was in egyptian public life for so many years. if we move the camera around, we can see the crowd, to the other side, the crowd is gathered on the south door of the cathedral over here. they have blocked the gates already because so many people want to come in. you can see them along that western terrace. there are m

nation under god. that phrase, and others like it, set the standard of our concept of man.re of god, man is a being with dignity and conscience, with the ability to determine right from wrong. and the obligation to act on that right. from this belief, in man as a responsible being, flow the beliefs in his other qualifications which we accept. usually, even without bothering to think about them. as parts of that vague condition which we call "the american way." his ability and, indeed, his right to explore that truth in all things. his ability to govern himself. and his ability to handle his own economic problems. [ auction yooer calling ] >> the opposing point of view rests on a fundamentally different vision of man. as a creature, not a god, but of the state. and in this system, the value of individual man diminished sharply and the state is all-important. the state will run his life for him. his political life. his business life. his social life. what we oppose fundamentally is the aggressive nation of the communist state. its uncreasing effort to expand whatever it can,

national captioning institute journal." >> welcome. >> these are our top stories. and man accused of killing seven people died as police storm of building in toulouse after a 30- hour standoff. >> questions as to who is in charge of the country. >> and the final german cup. french president nicolas sarkozy has addressed the nation. after a 30-hour siege, the police killed the man who said he had links to al-qaeda. >> sarkozy said the citizens were not responsible for the actions of one person. he said those who visit terrorist or hate when sides will be punished. >> police closed in on mohamed merah in the early hours of this morning. >> a 32-hour siege. bursts of gunfire come -- repeatedly rang out. police commandos stormed the apartment where 23-year-old mohamed merah had been holed up for 20 hours. he emerged, and then he was dead. he was shot in the head by a police marksman. he was armed and there were arms and molotov cocktails in the apartment. sarkozy stressed the operation was not intended to end the way it did. >> everything was done to deliver the killer to just

man. the case has prompted a national debate in chile about hate crimes. thes for aiel sold clos living, but dreamed of the theater. he was beaten, burned with cigarettes, and nazi symbols were carved into his body. outside the hospital, hundreds kept vigil as daniel late in a coma. there is anger here. the crowd shouted out "murder er." the president has promised that he will not rest until an anti- discrimination law is passed. >> [speaking foreign language] >> we are going to construct a better protected society with more love, when no one is discriminated against for many reasons. all chileans have the same rights. >> on tuesday, the date daniel died, his mother thing to those who had gathered for his support. >> [speaking foreign language] >> i want to say on behalf of all my family that we appreciate the support and all the beautiful things that you have given us here. >> four people have been jailed for attempted murder charges. it is not clear whether any of them have any links to neo-nazi groups. >> stay in chile, a large fire has ripped through a

. >> we want to look around the nation. a man walked into the waiting room of the university of pittsburgh psychiatric clinic and opened fire yesterday a a. one person died, several letothers injured before the unidentified gunman was shot and killed. he is expected to survive. a group of high-school students from fairfax county where on the campus when the shooting spree started. they are safe. the students from madison high school were there for our robotics competition. -- the gunman survived. >> it is 37 degrees in huntington. >> still ahead remembering whitney houston. her family and friends are opening up for the first time. >> and marking one year since the tsunami in japan. how the region will remember the deadly day. >> and the weekend forecas >> good morning. i infirst and in the first grade at martin luther king elementary. >> good morning, washington. >> 6:10, adam caskey in the belfort furniture weather center. areas of light rain this morning in los southern maryland moving out of town. otherwise, sunshine for the m

assessments such as people looking at the information that was released by bradley manning allegedly and determining whether national security was harmed or put at risk and they include. forensic computer images to. showing the sort of software that were on the computers in the facility that bradley manning was doing his intelligence work and and also include the sort of you know the just the government doesn't want to disclose this over tips that coombs believes could be helpful to you. manning and there's a disagreement over the legal rules all right it totally makes sense to me that that the defense would want to see some of these assessments that are made by intelligence agencies by whoever to prove or i guess you can say you know to assess whether or not they think there's been any damage dance national security because of the release of these leaks and so why is it i mean what's the argument from the prosecutors you know what is their defense for not actually giving them this information you think about would be a big deal in this case well it's similar to what we've heard from critics of wiki leaks who say it

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shot of winning this and if we win here in mississippi, it will send a message across the nation that this is the man to be ourominee. >> the governor acknowledged he faces chadges. but how should he overcome the perceptions of being too slick or rich to connect with the average voters today. down south here in mississippi, we are a stereo type and all of us from the agarian back ground. this is a sophisticated voting population. and as i and he would be out in contact with the female voters. ghov gov romney has a great favorability rating and they will vote for . he was in the blue jeans yesterday in front of a john deere tractor in the agricultural facility and i could see him contacting with that audience on a personal level. i think he will do fine here. >> the fact that gingrich and santorum is splitting the social conservative. if that conditions, can this help romney gain momentum in the south? >> i think so. you will see both of those and ron paul organization may split some out. you have a more main stream mitt romney. and if you listen to what mitt. i have a lot of tea party friends in the

nationals. washington $100 million man jayson werth since his first offering of the day over the all. it's the first hit this spring. harper 1 of 4 today. knocked a single to right during his first set back with gonzalez and natt's new picture. three scoreless innings in the first. >> spring training is always exciting. >> it is exciting. you can't take too much from it. but bryce harper probably hit the ball as hard as we've seen him hit all spring. good signs from him. worse getting back on track. but he has one hit all spring. >> i say it just for you, derek. >> just for you. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay. >>> let's get a final look at tonight's super tuesday results. >> we go back to gary nurenberg at the 9news new election desk. you've been w

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captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> a virginia man is free after more than a decade imprisoned. those who put him behind bars are accused of misconduct. the route is sergeant robert bales? those who know him paint a different picture. >> the latest on where the case stands now. announcement is expected from apple tomorrow. everything you need to know about the cherry blossom festival. >> live and in hd, this is abc7 news at 11, on your side. >> we will get started with the that is murder case sparking strong reaction. man in prison for more than a decade. >> a judge overturned michael murder conviction tonight, he is a free man. documents, allegations culpeper authorities used y convict to wrongfull of murder. hash has been released. after 12 years in prison, he was week when at l judge crossed out his 2001 murder conviction. >> i am glad to be home after 12 years. >> back in 1996, teenagers were elderlyof killing an culpeper county woman. given life, despite no physical evidence. never admitted guilt, back, and one. judge ruled coerced and -- testimony

bitten by a shark in five minutes of each other in volusia county and in brevard county a man bitten on the national seashore really felt the pain earlier this month. >>> we're talking about coyotes having people on edge, three people in a 2 block radius reporting unprovoked coyote attacks since monday. sightings are common, but attacks are rare. a man who had a chunk taken out of his leg while he was outside sun bathing still has a sense of humor about his coyote encounter. >> the likelihood is one person a year might get bitten. one out of 300 million. [ laughter ] >> so one trip to the urgent care and several rabies shots later the bite victim is doing okay. police responded to the attack and spotted three coyotes near the scene. one was shot and killed. >>> who you going to call? if it's a problem with an aggressive gander it's this one, dorene olson, a goose buster. she's been called in to deal with an aggressive bird that's been attacking folks in a missouri parking lot. her dogs actually help her get the dog done. >> usually they'll go into a water body if there's water available, so my dogs,

. >> the police chief said he is taking a step back to calm the city and the nation following that incident. >> the man who shot trayvon said he did it in self-defense. supporters joined the family in a call for justice. >> calls for justice grew a bit louder in sanford, florida. >> my heart hurts. >> a growing pain and anger pushed a rally for a young man who could not be there. >> he was my son. and your son. >> trayvon martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer, bridezilla marin. it has been months since the shooting and no arrest. there is growing questions about the claims of self-defense. adding to the pain of martin's grieving parents. >> i would not let my son die in vain. >> a new state attorney was assigned and called for a task force to investigate. with tensions growing, the police chief announced he would temporarily step aside. >> i do this in hopes of the assembly -- restoring some semblance of calm. >> the chief said he is temporarily leaving. we want permanent justice. >> as the fbi continue ongoing investigations while the patients of this community continues to wear