right now we are in a crisis as one of the preeminent scholars on the feudal history of europe mark block who wrote the seminal book feudal society tells us the transition from a free society to a feudal society is marked by two simple elements they are the rapid accumulation of power and wealth into the hands of the few which we've clearly seen in the last thirty years along with a reduction in the power and responsibility of government as we've also seen we're in the final stages now where the rich and powerful have seized control of our government are starving it through the politicians they have bought out his ratings that starve the beast and the primary way they starve it is by letting themselves off the hook from paying taxes as mark block noted in feudal society nobles need not pay taxes or is the loreena helmsley so only the little people pay taxes and the second way they do this is by using the corporate form to amass great and multi-generational amounts of wealth that are beyond the reach of government but there are ways to reverse the slide into feudalism before it's too late

mark. i am about 2.5 blocks away from edward ii. i am very disturbed by the fear and lies that have been used to rally support against this project, my fellow neighbors, specifically apply to the flyers that compare it edward ii to a hotel. the hotel feels the best way to maximize their profits is to run it in the unfortunate way it is being run. i have spent years on a board of a non-profit service at risk teenagers, so i can say that edward ii not be the bridge motel. it is owned and professional operated by community housing partnership, whose reputation is beyond reproach, and services will be provided by larkin street, one of the best in the nation. additionally, those financing the project will be regulating and monitoring. it is their prerogative. i have to wonder how many of my neighbors signed a petition because they are against the bridge hotel and not because they are against the quality project that edward ii will be. being poor does not necessarily make you a bad neighbor or bad human being, and i think the vast majorit

mark strassmann is tonight. >> reporter: on this one block, scott, i just counted 13 city police officers. here in new york, even a credible but unconfirmed threat means taking no chances. a series of checkpoints ring times square and spread across manhattan. there's some of the 35,000 new york cops now working 12-hour shifts, searching bags in subways, and sweeping parking garages and landmarks for explosives. they've even deployed an unmanned submarine to patrol the harbor. particular focus on bridges and tunnels? >> they're certainly one of the areas that we're looking. >> reporter: but new york police commissioner ray kelly directs a force bigger than the f.b.i. >> we are prepared to be first responders; we'd much prefer to be first preventers. >> reporter: 3,000 security cameras scan the city streets. the cameras can issue an alert if a bag is left alone for two minutes. but the city's greatest security asset are its eight million residents. they're being asked to say something if they see something. and with this threat, in particular, what is it you're looking for? >> well, we don't

finally in this news block as the u.s. prepares to mark ten years since the tragic nine eleven attacks the results of what george w. bush dubbed a war on terror are coming under scrutiny a decade of military campaigns overseas have been accompanied by headlines of civilian deaths secret prisons and torture we begin our special coverage of the anniversary artie's guide each to qian takes a look at whether any of it succeeded in making the u.s. a safer place. oh you. mean one of the deadliest terrorist attacks in history that ushered in a decade of anti terror campaigns across the globe. but is america and the world now a safer place ten years on the most recent nine eleven commission report card gives aviation security in the u.s. the worst rate an f as for terrorists experts say the methods used to fight them have spawned even more extremism torture and if that which weren't just get off the grid or been taught a mode which we're thank you is the highest level on a curtain call theater and that have significantly set its back on the weapon

blocks remain closed. the contractors started digging before the crews could mark the area. markings were in the wrong place. >>> happening now a plan to open a new sex shop is creating a controversy. the good vibrations out lout is asking for approval to move into a store. the meeting is underway right now. >> reporter: i just stepped out of the meeting where they are considering this application. the store says they want to move into the location because of the night life there. some support it but they are -- some say they are opposed to any store like that. attracting many shoppers and families and this spot is where good vibrations want to open trz newest -- its newest store. >> why not? some shops don't always stay. maybe that one would. >> i think it would do well. we need to feel good. >> reporter: along with three in san francisco with window displays. it sells adult oriented toys, books and other materials and health and education programs. some residents say they have concerns not just about good vibrations but if that store leaves, another adult business might ta

mark. mike? >> reporter: there is a ten block area that's cordoned off just what union square needed in the middle of the day when that crew did hit a pg&e gas line, it was a 10" gas line that was close to the surface, closer than the crew thought. this crew was hired by the city. they are fixing up water lines around here. the gas spewed for about an hour before it was turned off at 3:15. two buildings were evacuated, two ordered to shelter in place. what went wrong? here are two versions. >> our saw cutter, he was saw cutting and the pg&e mark was off so we started saw cutting where we're supposed to because they had the mark right here. so when we started saw cutting we hit the gas line because they marked the line wrong. so we hit the gas line and it's not working and the gas starts flying in the air. >> the permit was not for today. the excavation was supposed to happen tomorrow. we're not trying to cast any stones here but time in a situation like this happens and public safety is potentially compromised, we do a full investigation. >> reporter: officially things are under investigation. but

marked as a girl. [music] >> heavy ever seen a keynote address open like this? >> and the comedian proper support up and retract the block. >> i want to start out by talking about the heart of your facebook experience, the profile. >> facebook has completely all their profile, looking at how you will use it. >> we have been working on it all year. glycolic timeline. >> time line is that it fits the profile will all have the amount. it rolls out to users in a couple weeks. >> time line is the story of your life. the first thing you'll notice is, it is more visual. it is a great way to discover people and what they have done for their whole life. >> organizing your memories. right now it can take forever to find something from the past. facebook will be your one-stop shop for preserving your digital life. polls, the pictures and videos, easy to find. the right side will have the time line in years. here is what the status bar will look like. it is not on top, it is floating in the middle. al-qaeda and looks like we will need the umbrella tomorrow. >> at least for a short time. the north they will get still a bit of a soaki

they marked their 80th year, the 20-year-old was shot and killed on the 2600 block of 74th avenue. and tonight, two vigils in oakland in memory of murder victims. don knapp on how these families want to stop these killings. >> reporter: to the check cashing store where jose esparza was shot and killed a week ago. he had stopped to cash a check. his son was waiting and watched this gunman kill him. now, his widow, struggles with the aftermath. >> i keep thinking this is a nightmare that i have not woken up from. she just can't believe it. >> reporter: during a service on the sidewalk, parishioners prayed for an end to the violence. >> we pray and we pray for jesus, we pray to jesus for peace. >> reporter: remarkably those here asked not only those responsible to be brought to justice, but that they be forgiven. earlier on in the day, four mothers held a vigil to remember oakland homicide victims and their families. growing up in this neighborhood, they have seen it all. the kids, the drugs, and too many killings. that's a picture of jones' god son, born and raised on the streets and

block the beats. >>> michele le's cussone talks one on one with ktvu about her family's heart break. >>> and mark tamayo has the forecast. >>> and it's a very piece of good news. >> the new crime fighting tool, a small bay area city unveil this is morning. >>> b.a.r.t. and san francisco police are investigating a stabbing during this morning's commute in san francisco. a man was stabbed as he was nearly the turn style at the balboa park station around 6:00 a.m. the map was taken to san francisco general hospital. there is no report on his condition. >>> the woman accused of murdering nursing student michele le is scheduled to appear in court this afternoon in hayward. police arrested le's childhood friend, 26-year-oldgiselle estaban at her home today. she is due for arraignment at 2:00. evidence leads police to believe that le is dead. >> we hope that she has empathy to bring her back. she has been going on three months ago, living. our family's life stopped three months ago. >> reporter: the search search will resume in a rural area and september 16th and 17th >>> and a man opened fire on three victims

our team still to come space explorations a new kid on the block preparing to launch an unmanned space laboratory dubbed the heavenly palace to mark a first step toward building its very own space station. but first the ethnic standoff continues in kosovo as nato reinforces the us presence on the contested border with serbia this comes a day after at least eleven people were injured in clashes throughout the area violence flared up on tuesday when nato peacekeepers tried to dismantle serb barricades during the dispute rubber bullets and tear gas were used by alliance forces serbian hospital officials though claim some of the injured had been shot with live rounds the barricades were set up in july when kosovo authorities tried to seize the checkpoints to enforce a unilateral trade embargo russia's foreign ministry has called on the peacekeepers in the area to stay neutral with russia's envoy to nato dimitri or goes in saying the alliance taking sides could inflame the conflict it took it seems my nasal colleagues don't have a clue what the consequences of their involvement in the conflicts could be instead of taking a neutral posi

to come this hour meet space exploration is new kid on the block china caring for launch and then space laboratory dubbed heavenly palace to mark the first step toward building its very own space station. but first moscow says it could support a compromise draft resolution on syria that would unite russian and european positions on the conflict this after hours of talks at the security council as to veto holding members russia and china rejecting the initial european plan calling for immediate sanctions softer version presented earlier by the e.u. states favors measures if the violence doesn't stop moscow has long insisted that restrictions are just a strategy to pursue regime change in syria and do little to actually resolve the crisis russia is on the way to the u.n. though said a compromise could be reached if the rest of the security council was united in a commitment to end the violence. in syria continues with the army supported by tanks and helicopters now walked in street battles in the opposition held city of rest stop. staying with the region the palestinian bid for recognizing her recognition at the un is moving thro

mark is. somebody who has a chiropractor office down the block says the water was all the way up to the ceilingere was extensive flooding. in fact, the mayor estimates some 350 homes took on water, and that's a quarter of this burrough's houses. even though there is still an evacuation order in place for the 65,000 people who live in lucerne county, police are letting residents in this neighborhood come back, take a look at the damage, start the cleanup process, and, in fact, you can hear there is a -- i believe this is a front end loader right here. you're hearing pumps in the neighborhoods. you hear, you know, heavy equipment as people try -- start the cleanup. it's a job that is going to take certainly days if not weeks. alex what a mess to say the least. many thanks from wilkes-barre. >>> there is a photograph in this week's gop presidential debate that's raising questions like why did rick perry put his hand on ron paul's arm. we have the story behind that snap shot for you. >>> as we continue our coverage of the september 11th anniversary, we'll look at one company's mission of charity to

block. there are no burdens to the neighborhood going along with what our clients want. the objective shadow standing findings that mark macy, the architect is doing, something that planning only speculates on. it shows no shadowing. thank you very much. >> good evening again. dan, department staff. as mr. gladstone has indicated, this project would add a third story to an existing two-story building bringing the total square feet up to 3600 square feet. the planning commission did review this project as a mandatory staff discretionary review and they did exercise their discretionary powers and required two changes in order toa assure the project adhere to the long standing residential design guidelines. the first change i made in keeping with the r.d.g. was that exposed, rather that the exposed upper level, the top story, the front of the building beset back by 15 feet. this figure is universally complide throughout the city to expose upper stories. the commission applied that to this case as it has many other instances. the second change the commissioner required to make sure that the projected a theered the resident

block the proposed acquisition of t-mobile. the nasdaq gamed half of 1%. adp found u.s. employers added 91,000 private sector jobs in july. the rise marks the 20th month in a row the sector has added positions although the growth has been painfully slow. >>> two separate readings on factory activity. the chicago purchasing imagining report contracted last month but the dip was less than expected and manufacturing activity in the area was expanhandled. they rose almost 2.5%. looking ahead to thursday there's more manufacturing data due on more reports of auto sales, retail sales and spending. that's a wrap of today on wall street. i'm felicia taylor. >>> let's get more on the u.s. government's deal to block the deal between at&t and t-mobile. >> this was always a controversial risky deal but the timing was is a surprise. government regulators just restarted the clock after requesting and getting more information from at&t. ultimately the department of justice is concerned with competition matters. they say, bottom line, this was not a good deal for consumers. >> the department filed this lawsuit because we feel the combination of at&t an

transitional council, it marks another important step towards their aim of full recognition by the international community. >> the general assembly is setting. >> it was far from unanimous. a block of latin american nations oppose the move, led by venezuela, whose president, hugo chavez, is an ally of colonel gaddafi. >> we do not want them to be a protector of natal where the security council. >> hours later, the plan received universal support. the security council passed a resolution to ease the stringent sanctions imposed on libya since the start of the conflict in february. it will unfreeze billions in assets and band -- and lift the ban on commercial flights. the no-fly zone will remain in place, the arms embargo will be eased and a u.n. mission will be set up in tripoli. >>> the resolution to ease sanctions and said a u.n. mission in libya was passed unanimously, but although the vote may have appeared straightforward, tensions remain of the conduct of the campaign in libya. our correspondent is at the u.n. in new york. and the issue has been controversy all over the past six months. the main controversy has been the nato bombing campaign, which was done based on the u.n.

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block of first lane. >> there are three more here. >> reporter: neighbors showed us the gray chalk marking each bullet that was shot. >> i think they were following the guy. you can see it right here. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard the shot about 8:50 last night. south san francisco police achieved at the interstate of first lane and magnolia and they found three boys, one uninjured and two who had been shot. joseph maharaj died at the hospital. his friend, a boy who lived on first lane managed to run away to a neighbors home. >> he was over here turned, he said oh my god. please help me i've been shot. >> reporter: trina says the boy was shot and left a trail of blood along her stairs. today school officials lowered the flags and brought in grief counselors to help the staff and students. >> some grieved, you know. others are in shock and just trying to provide the support we can. >> reporter: south san francisco police have no indication that the students were involved in any gangs. >> it is a gang area, it doesn't necessarily mean it was a gang shooting. >> reporter: police are saying they are looking for two suspects and

block of first lane. >> there are three more here. >> reporter: neighbors showed us the gray chalk marking each bullet that was shot. >> i think they were following the guy. you can see it right here. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard the shot about 8:50 last night. south san francisco police achieved at the interstate of first lane and magnolia and they found three boys, one uninjured and two who had been shot. joseph maharaj died at the hospital. his friend, a boy who lived on first lane managed to run away to a neighbors home. >> he was over here turned, he said oh my god. please help me i've been shot. >> reporter: trina says the boy was shot and left a trail of blood along her stairs. today school officials lowered the flags and brought in grief counselors to help the staff and students. >> some grieved, you know. others are in shock and just trying to provide the support we can. >> reporter: south san francisco police have no indication that the students were involved in any gangs. >> it is a gang area, it doesn't necessarily mean it was a gang shooting. >> reporter: police are saying they are looking for two suspects and

marks on the streets tonight and that digging should have started tomorrow. now what the city is saying is it's still under investigation. there was a 9-block area that was blocked off for traffic at the height of this. now three blocks down post street and the traffic should be getting back i guess within about an hour. right now it's still a mess. >>> one person was killed and another is in critical condition after a shooting near oakland children's hospital this morning. it happened just after 11:00 in the 800 block of 52nd street. a third person was hurt by flying debris. police have not yet released a suspect description or a motive. >>> shootings in san francisco's bayview are already too common. now with, a 5-year-old girl has been caught in the crossfire. tonight as joe vazquez reports, the community is showing an outpouring of support. >> reporter: the little girl was shot in the knee. she will recover. she has been receiving well wishes from everyone from the police chief, who brought her a teddy bear, to her fellow classmates as well as teachers at the charles drew academy. >> she is one of my babies. >> reporter: classmates are

block down this street. his friend was also shot and he managed to runaway to a neighbor's house where she found him bleeding in the front yard. neighbors showed us the white chalk marking each spot where the bullets fell. >> you can see the mark right here. there's 4. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard the shots about 8:50 last night. they found three boys. 14-year-old joseph died at the hospital. his friend a 14-year-old who lives here ran away to a neighbor's house. >> he was over here turned and i said oh, my god. he said please help me i've been shot. >> reporter: the boy was covered in blood and left a trail up and down her side stairs. he was a 9th grader at south san francisco high school along with the two other boys. school officials lowered the flags and helped -- brought in grief counselors for staff and students. police say multiple guns were involved and have no indication the victims were involved in any gangs. >> is this a gang area? doesn't necessarily mean it was a gang shooting. >> reporter: tonight police are looking for the suspect's car a black honda 4 door civic. it had two hispanic male suspects wearing black sweatshirts. anyone with informati

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union is the largest economic block in the world the consequences are likely to be quite serious i'm not sure whether that's going to lead to a collapse but certainly the marks one plug up but given all that what do you think could keep investors confident in order to avoid all this turmoil we're seeing again it is policy action there are some distinct things that the european union can do to rescue the situation to safeguard the. safe bourse and to also to arrange for an orderly default for the ones that come pay i think if the markets were to see that there would be quite encouraged the other thing that we shouldn't forget is that the central banks of the world have told us that they will issue unlimited liquidity and because of that liquidity doubt will overflow in the system as it did before that would be hugely helpful to emerging market assets and it also is likely to bring some inflation in the system when inflation goes up the chinese markets frankly i think people would like for you to go from investors just ordinary people how could we ordinary people protect our assets which we do it's very tricky this case because of there's no help for it does n

we begin with several marked patrol cars in san francisco vandalized this morning. a woman with a knife went on a rampage a few blocksom the hall of justice. stephanie chuang joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. we just spoke with police around 3:30 here on 900 block of bryant street got a report of a woman around with a knife who attacked a homeless man and then went after their patrol cars. the first one glass smashed. this first one and then the two right behind it that were all affected. they say vehicle out of service. this is where police repair their patrol cars. so they heard about this according to sergeant malcolm anderson. a homeless man was walking along here where a woman from a tent cam out with what he says was a butcher knife. possibly had an argument. she said he said she tried to attack him with a knife, pepper sprayed her. he saw glass breaking and he saw her breaking the police cars, not sure if she used the night. he notified the police at the hall of justice at the southern station and four to five officers came out and arrested her. she had a 5" steak knife not a butcher knife.

blocked off. >> reporter: it lasted for several hours yesterday. the man who lived inside this house, 63-year-old marktioned, has been arrested. the charges are possession of explosives, firearms, and making criminal threats. this all started apparently after neighbors reported sedlock to police. they said that he had threatened them. police served a search warrant on the house and that's when they found allegedly all of these explosive devices and firearms. neighbors say that sedlock bragged will having explosives including the improvised devices as well as an ak-47. all that material has either been confiscated or detonated. i'm matt bigler for cbs 5. >> thank you. >>> novato police are working with the pentagon trying to find out how a military weapon somehow turned up in the north bay, police found a rocket- propelled grenade launcher in the back seat of a car during a routine traffic stop yesterday. they took the 15-year-old driver into cuss buy and then called the pentagon for help in identifying the -- into custody and then called the pentagon for help in identifying the weapon. >> the device i

block area. the counsel approved the ban. it's backed by downtown business and property owners who complained about smoke. a final vote set for october 18. >>> jews are markingrajai shawna tonight. the jewish new year. it includes a time when jews repent their sins. that prepares them for yawn cupure that comes 10 days later. >>> motorcycle club that says it's against violence now lost one of its members to violence. >>> looked at me and said can you help me. he is a bad man. >> chilling words from a mother whose toddler was attacked. what that man did next that has him hailed as a hero tonight. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. >>> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> they may appear -- the member of the motorcycle club shown they have soft hearts and tonight they are mourning the debt of one of their own. police identified the man that was shot and killed last night. ktvu's r

marks the third killing in the past week alone. police responded to a call of gunfire just after 2:00 this morning in the 400 block of guerrero street near 16th street. they found a man with gunshot wounds to the head and chest. he was pronounced dead at the scene. you may remember last tuesday a case of mistaken identity cost a young father of two his life. now, that homicide occurred at 19th and san carlos streets outside of the restaurant where he worked. and later that same nit, a known gang member was shot dead on hampshire street near 20th. >>> just into the newsroom, a hiking accident nearly ended in tragedy for a couple trying to rescue their dog along the cliffs in pacifica, a fire crew was called out shortly after noon today. the man, woman and dog were 150 feet below the bluff. they had climbed down the side of the cliff to rescue their dog when all three became trapped. the rescue crew was able to rescue all three using an anchor system with ropes and pulleys. fortunately, there were no injuries. >>> new at 6:00, the annual burning man sfes val in the northern nevada desert drew 54,000 people. 4,000 more than permitted.

blocks from where i live. we want to make sure you've marked down 220 e street. come visit us. have dinner. no problem.ou are more than welcome for dinner. the straw poll of voting, not only do you have a chance to determine and mark your preference, and i think can know the answer to this next one. question 1, d you approve of the job barack obama is doing as president? >> boo! >> that is enough to get you to vote. our next guest is george. the move voted with the national rifle association, and there is a 100% rating from the christian coalition. we received a 93% from the national taxpayers union and the conservative union. he has been involved in grass- roots efforts from a very young age. he was president of the young republicans and was elected to the in the and our county republican party. he currently serves as chairman of the board of a prominent florida law firm. he is running for united states senate because he has seen how does our government is, and he wants to make a positive impact. ♪ >> good morning. are you ready to get your country back? it is my great honor to be here today. before i

block the fare gates. >>> tomorrow there will be another protest in downtown san francisco. this one will marke first anniversary of the san bruno popeline disaster. members of the green party and others want to express their outrage over the deadly explosion and fire. >>> moammar gadhafi is denying that he has fled libya. on a newly released audio recording, he said he will never leave the land of his ancestors. it has been months since gadhafi has been seen in public. he claims he is still in libya. >>> authorities in libya have contained three people in connection with a deadly bombing in new delhi. one of those in custody owns an internet cafe in which extremists may have used to send an e mai. authorities received another email threatening more attacks. >>> well, the defense department has increased security levels at all military bases nationwide in advance of the 10th anniversary of september 11th. the pentagon said this was not prompted by any specific terrorist threat. they said it was done because not past al qaeda has indicated plans to strike again on september 11th. >>> there will

downtown streets are being blocked off for the 3 day international hemp and cannabis expo where those with the proper i.d. can go to the learn about and smoke medical cannabis. >> this marks the first time that we have had cannabis activist and city officials working hand in hand to create an amazing event. i i think it's a great step forward. >>reporter: steve who likes to brag his harbor side health center creates jobs and pays millions in taxes sits is high time the was a street fair about marijuana. >> in fact i think it's about 20 or 30 years overdue. >>reporter: what does the city think about it. >> state constitutional right to medicate. won't stop them but we'll make sure the immediate case happens in a safe, lawful and sawn manner in the city. >>reporter: but not everyone is looking forward to a city sanctioned party. >> let's do it. everybody let's get high. forget about the ramifications. forget about the devastating affects. >>reporter: yawvt advocate charles o'neal worries the expo is one more way for kids to get their hands on medical pot. >> kids are walking around. middle school kids even. with the cards that permit them to purchase marijuana themselves. >

streets are being blocked off for the three-day international hemp and cannabis expo where those with the proper id can go to learn about and, yes, smoke medical cannabis. >> it marks time we've had cannabis activists and city officials working hand-in-hand to create an amazing event. i think it's a great step forward. >> steve, who likes to brag that his harborside health center creates job and pays millions in tax says it's high time there's a street fair about marijuana. >> it's about 20 or 30 years overdo. >> what does the city think about it. >> it's a state right to medicaid. we won't prevent them but we make sure the medication happens in a save, lawful and sane manner the city. >> not everyone is looking forward to a city sanctioned pot party. >> it's like saying, come on, let's do it. everybody, let's get high and forget about the ramifications, forget about the devastating effects. >> youth advocate charles o'neil worries the expo is one more way for kids to get their way on medical pot. >> kids are walking around, middle school kids even, with cards that permit them to purchase marijuana themselves. >> organizers point out fair goers can only smoke pot i

streets are being blocked off for the three-day international hemp and cannabis expo where those with the proper id can go to learn about and, yes, smoke medical cannabis. >> it marks the first time we've had cannabis activists and city officials working hand-in-hand to create an amazing event. i think it's a great step forward. >> steve, who likes to brag that his harborside health center creates job and pays millions in taxes says it's high time there's a street fair about marijuana. >> it's about 20 or 30 years overdo. >> what does the city think about it. >> it's a state right to medicaid. we won't prevent them but we make sure the medication happens in a save, lawful and sane manner the city. >> not everyone is looking forward to a city sanctioned pot party. >> it's like saying, come on, let's do it. everybody, let's get high and forget about the ramifications, forget about the devastating effects. >> youth advocate charles o'neil worries the expo is one more way for kids to get their way on medical pot. >> kids are walking around, middle school kids even, with cards that permit them to purchase marijuana themselves. >> organizers point out fair goers can only

administration's move to block the merger of two wireless giants at&t and t-mobile with cecilia kang of the "washington post." >> brown: we have a report from tripoli, where libyans are marking the end of ramadan and celebrating the first holiday in decades without moammar qaddafi in power. >> ( translated ): this is the first time in my life i feel that i am free and i pray free without any restrictions from qaddafi's regime. >> ifill: from texas, we get the latest on the scorching temperatures, raging wildfires and the worst drought on record from wade goodwyn of npr. >> brown: we look at who's behind the spike in the illegal marijuana trade in california in a story produced by the center for investigative reporting. >> we're at a fork in the road. if we don't make an aggressive push now to take back public lands, we may be at a point of no return. >> ifill: and 9-11 commission chairmen lee hamiliton and tom kean discuss how far national security has, and has not improved, in the decade since the terrorist attacks. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> i mean, where would we be without small businesses? >> we

it's marked private land leading up to the water at martin's beach at half moon bay. it changed hands in 2008, and the new owners blocked public access. and the california coast call commission is investigating. >> other beaches will be threatened. >> and there are reports that a billionaire owns that land and the investigation is continuing. >>> 8:19. a huge california forest will be closed to the public this holiday weekend. the manhunt that has made the area offlimits. >>> it's known as the bay bridge troll. why the future is up in the air. >>> there's a crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge that has began to back uptraffic all the way across the bridge down to the toll plaza. a bad news for the commute. >>> a huge forest is still offlimbs this morning. dozens of law enforcement officers are searching for this man suspected of killing a local city councilman. they believe that he is hiding in a wooded area not far from where councilman the man was shot and killed and saturday. the councilman was killed after come ago cross an illegal drug garden that they were guarding. >>> an upkale bridal gown chain is among th

mark sanchez and the jets turned it up. first on special teams with the incredible block.eption by romo. he would win the game for the jets with no time left on the clock. the cowboys for the first time in their history blew a 14-point fourth quarter lead and they lose 27-24. the september 11th tributes were just not in new york and washington. they happened around the league. flags were unfurled before each and every game. many players wore tributes on their uniforms or gloves and they were allowed to by the league. a colts player wore these gloves with the words "never forget" on them which is very nice. giants safety kenny phillips wore these shoes to pay tribute in new york's game against the redskins. and a member of the baltimore ravens wore these shoes to honor new york city firefighters. >> wow. just some of the ways people commemorated what happened 10 years ago. meanwhile, from the pages of "the new york times" blogosphere, paul krugman took the occasion to write a column called "the years of shame" where he called george bush and rudy giuliani fake heroes and he

block the execution. his supporters say there's not enough evidence for him to be put to death. davis was convicted of killing police officer markphail in 1989. he is set to die by lethal injection at 7:00 p.m. eastern. here's how davis is likely to spend his spinal hours. from now until 3:00 p.m. allowed to meet with family, friends, clergy members and his attorneys and scheduled for a routine physical exam. at 4:00 p.m., davis will be offered his last meal. prison officials say he did not request anything special. at 5:00 p.m. we'll have a chance to record a time statement. then one hour before the execution, davis will be offered a sedative. the prosecution in the troy davis case says he has no doubt that davis is guilty. cnn's david mattingly asked former d.a. spencer lawsuton abt the allegation that witnesses were coerced. >> do you think there's credibility in their claims they were intimidated by police to make false statements? >> no, no, i don't. i know the police involved. i know they're professional. i know them individually and personally and i can vouch for the character and the professionalism of any one of them. >

blocks from his rented garage by an agitated man. it was the night johnny disappeared. the man seemed desperate to get rid of his car, said markly nothing. >> he goes, well, i checked up with this really rich lady, a sugar mama kind of situation, and she's going to take care of me and going to buy me a new car when we get back from vacation we're going to take. i'm thinking, is there, what, two tons of cocaine in the trunk? i'm trying to figure out what the catch is here. >> apparently, said mark, there was no catch. and nothing wrong with the car, except that it had a standard transmission, which he didn't know how to drive. so he left it parked in a friend's driveway. >> does he live close by or what? >> yeah. he lives just like a couple of blocks away. >> was it finally a break? detective monitoring the interview sent a patrol car to check it out. and sure enough, there it was, empty by the look of it it. nothing untowards about the car. johnny's not in the car. >> meanwhile, bill clark left the interview room, partly to regroup, but also to see how mark would act when they left him alone. and if he was rattled, he certainl