. >> y hablamos con ricky martin de mÚsica vÁmor y sexo.uerte", cuya decoración le pone los pelos de punta a los visitantes!! javier bustos nos lleva hasta santiago de chile, para conocer a necro, el seÑor de la muerte. # >> no hay algo con la temÁtica de la muerte,no >> el bar se llama negro igual que su apodo cuyo decoraciÓn son huesos y cientos de crÁneos humanos que en realidad son rÉplicas tarde trasera sino por el las mesas son hechas con restos de cavallo y los asientos con vÉrtebras de vaca. >> esto lo hice con una estructura de hierro, huesos y resina. >> muchos no comprenden su macabro gusto, Él se siente orgulloso de cada pieza. >> para mÍ cada pieza es una obra de arte. >> pueden encontrar una variedad de detalles, tortas hechas de calavera de masa pan. meseras vestidas con particular estilo, lo mÁs importante es los clientes. muchos de ellos conimÁgenes muy originales. >> el bar es maravilloso, me encanta la estÉtica que tiene, que se haga culto a la muerte. >> es mÁs tangible de lo que imaginamos. >> la moda gÓtica se ha conve

martin? >> deb, this is a huge case, of course, but it is pretty much a he said/she said. and i'm wondering, what happens if the made chooses not to testify? >> reporter: well, exactly. because so much of this case really relies on what she has said and what she has told investigators about what happened in that hotel room. if she decides not to testify, for example, they could still use the testimony from her deposition. they could still use things from other statements she has made. but it would be much more difficult. and of course, what the defense is counting on is that they're going to be able to cross-examine this witness. it's one thing for her to give a statement, it's a totally different story for her to face very skilled, very experienced lawyers about what happened, how it happened, how did it play out. how did he, dominique strauss-kahn, force her, allegedly, to do something she didn't want to do. if she doesn't testify, it will be zaifrtidevastating to the di attorney's case. >>

martin? >> kerry sanders in florida.you very much. >>> coming up, the growing chorus of complaints about congressman anthony wiener. >> i know congressman wiener. i wish there was some way i can defend him, but i can't. tell me about castrol gtx with trishield. it helps stop particles from building up as deposits. how? first it attracts particles. like a mermaid's song to a lonely sailor? right. then it captures them. like a venus flytrap. like a black hole. like a black hole in a venus flytrap. then it disperses them, like a t-shirt cannon. like a snowblower. like polyisobuta mides. okay, like a snowblower. sounds powerful. stops small particles. from becoming big problems. do you always&? yes. right. help stop deposits before they start with castrol gtx. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. >>> to embattled congressman anthony wiener and the looming ethics investigation into his tau tau taudy -- tawdry text messages. nancy pelosi is calling for an ethics inquiry in whether he misused his office in his onli

kevin fortuna and martin lamb from first battalion the rifles. marine samuel alexander and lance corporal martin gill from 42 commander royal marines and corporal mike pike from the fourth battalion the royal regiment of the scotland. all of them were dicated professionals serving our country. their deaths are a reminder of the very high price we are paying to stop afghanistan for being a haven for terrorists. we honor their memory. we will support their families. we will not forget their service d their sacrifice. >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, i will shall have further such meetings this morning. >> can i associate myself with the prime minister's tribute to our fallen soldiers. we do indeed owe them a great

but ambassador martin would not send them in. he kept this delusion that he could negotiate a peace. so, finally, enough is enough for general dung, and he thinks he's going to poke a little stick at the americans, get 'em out quicker because he knows once the americans go, he's got the country. he saw what happened to the fourth largest army. south vietnam had the fourth largest army in the world. he went through it like you know what through a goose. he said, i'm going to take saigon. there's troops down in the delta, but i'm going to encircle them and take them the same way. let's get these americans out of here. i don't want to start another war. i will if i have to. they're capitalist running dogs, he hated us. but my orders are don't start another war. so before the morning of april 29th the ambassador martin had ordered jim keane to split his msg detachment. he said i need extra people out at the airport. there was a defense attache's office adjacent to the airport. it's where we had run everything during the vietnam war.

adelante. >> buenas noches, martÍn. unidos recibiÓ a espaÑa. al minuto 28, abriÓ el marcador para la campeona del mundo. cuatro minutos despuÉs, se ampliÓ la ventaja de espaÑa. al 41 se hizo presente nuevamente. la cereza del pastel fue del niÑo torres. 4- 0 ganÓ espaÑa. con este resultado, estados unidos cerrÓ su preparación para la copa oro. >> las selecntide mÉxico y el salvador harÁn su debut este domingo. el tri con una duda por molestias musculares. >> el chicharito estÁ listo. el viernes entrenÓ con el tri y se espera estÉ desde el arranque. hablando de el salvador, el delantero Álvarez manifestÓ su apoyo. este partido lo podrÁ ver por univisiÓn. bntiantes del partido, las selecciones de cuba y costa rica subirÁn el telÓn de la copa oro. >> el este partido va por univisiÓn. >> en mÁs de la copa oro: honduras presenta dos bajas importantes. quedaron fuera del equipo de suÁrez. >> este sÁbado se llevaron a cabo partidos eliminatorios para la euro 2012: >> siguiemiento con las eliminatorias: >> y en lo que tiene que

i'm martin savage in for fredricka whitfield. thanks for joining me. >>> in the northern plains this hour an anxious wait as flood levels rise above record levels. the missouri river threatens hundreds of homes. sandbags are in place in threatened areas. hundreds of people have already left their homes. the flooding brought on by heavy spring rains and melting snow. in iowa there's word of a levee breach along the missouri. right now fortunately no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> in arizona, the complete opposite. disaster brought on by flames. several big wildfires burning across the state. right now they've scorched more than a quarter million acres. hundreds of people have been told to pack up and get ready to leave. >> my heart just simply goes out to them and i want them all to know that certainly they are all in our prayers and that we hope that god protects them and -- and their homes and their communities. it's a very tragic situation that they're facing. >> smoke from the arizona fires is affecting air quality in

>> that's exactly right, martin. no hospital -- we operate just like hospitals in this country. federal funding through the hyde amendment haven't paid for abortion services for many years. and 97% of our services, as you mentioned earlier, are for basic preventative care, those are the services being cut out by the state of indiana. and i think that's the concern of not only planned parenthood but the federal government. last week the department of hale and human services said to the state, this is illegal for you to say that women can't go to the doctor and health care provider of their choice, and so that's why we're in court today. >> do you think that governor mitch daniels simply didn't expect the government to say that if indiana doesn't play by federal rules, that it won't receive any federal funds? >> well, again, i don't know what he was thinking. his own department of health warned the legislature, said you can't tell women that they can't go to the doctor or the health center that they're used to going to

you know something, martin? if we have a field that is going to be very big and large heading into next year, it might be divided up well enough that rick santorum might have that small path to victory. >> all right. let's see on that one. let's talk about sarah palin now. she's trying to of course present herself as an unconventional candidate. today she was sounding pretty conventional. what did chshe have to say? >> it was really put on display when she took this bus tour up the east coast when she didn't even tell the media what her next stop was for pretty much every hour on the hour. you're right. she was on fox news today where she is a paid contributor. she talked a lot about what she thinks is wrong with the country. especially when it comes to the economy. she talked a lot about energy production and how she doesn't think that president obama would be or is doing enough, quite frankly. she also talked about foreign policy where she has been criticized a lot. the big question right now is, martin, do we

the first thing that strikes me is he lived as long as martin luther king. when i'm on campuses and very often senior generation, i often ask them name four people in, say, the spiritual field that made living in the 20th century worthwhile. well, you hear mother teresa, you'll hear martin luther king, dorothy day and bonhoeffer, they tend to be the top four on the list my part of the world will say. and he lived to be 39, and the last three years were in prison. so, basically, he lived to be 36 plus the little book i wrote about. this is the newest edition of the book i wrote about. this is the one you might want to buy because it's affordable and carry bl, and this one costs $80. but it's a 16-volume series of somebody whose writing, basically, stops at age 36. and meanwhile, he was active in underground activities, he was in, a double agent in the cia of germany, if you want to call it that. he spent a year in america, he went to barcelona, he had a church in london. all these things are crammed in there, and my search for his soul is what held him togeth

and how art collector steve martin got stung.our early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. plus, they say they're a girl's best friend, but really, who doesn't like a diamond? you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this thursday. some amazing pictures coming out of the uma. a beautiful thunderstorm. i say it was beautiful because it was in a rural area and didn't affect anyone. you can see the lowering of the cloud there. underneath that a tornado. even in california you can see the storms every now and then. as far as today, nothing like that is expected. we are seeing showers from medford, portland, seattle once again, upper-level low, showers plentiful in the afternoon. spokane could see a period of rain as the low moves north. continue to watch weather from vegas to phoenix. by your standards, temperatures cool in vegas, 87. showers continue on friday and even into saturday. the next storm comes in right behind this one. >>> if you're watching us on tntv nbc bay area in san francisco, see how our c

martin luther king jr. would not be pleased. >> i tell you right there that they really don't know the history. you know. they don't want to know. >>reporter: lack at the sign on the front of the school. then take a harder one at the daniel inside. the richmond fire department says that when martin luther king jr. elementary burned last night someone did it on purpose. >> lacks like multiple starts. >>reporter: add a word again. west contra costa county school board president charles ramsey is concerned by a trend. >> we have a fire at difficult an is a. we had a fire at crest and we had a fire at coronado. so this is our fourth firing. we are really concerned with the outbreak in the last just year and a half. >>reporter: the only partially saving grace that martin luther king jr. elementary had closed for good. replaced next year by a new campus next door. but much of this stuff that burned would have been the guts of it. karl helped with the clean up attended here as a kid and is tired of the fires. >> y

jill martin is here. she has fantastic gifts.of of the stuff on that table, aces. the other 10% is pretty darn good, too. >> i love the hat. >> check this stuff out. >> that's a vote of confidence. also coming up, a taste of hometown favorites from cheesecake from alabama to balsamic strawberry ice cream from san francisco. we'll take you on a culinary tour. but first a check of the weather from you, al. >> that sounds like a good father's day present, too. for today we are expecting a risk of strong storms through the northern plains and western new york and p.a. we are looking at record highs, mississippi river valley, ohio river valley into the gulf. strong storms. record highs move into the northeast and the midatlantic states into the ohio river valley. sunshine and hot from the southwest into texas. it will continue. in fact, houston had 11 days in a row of 90-plus temperatures.re >> we could see scattered thunderstorms develop later on this afternoon or evening. most of the day is going to be dry and warmer than yesterday.

bill martin will be here with your complete forecast. >>> we are following major delays on bar potentially due to today's extremely hot weather. a fire official tells us that delays are on the fremont to richmond line. the service destruction began around 3:00. the problem is due to eight track switching malfunction -- to a track switching malfunctioned. >>> a fire at a frat house appears to have started in the attic. there's not much left at the house. flames gutted the top floor aims destroyed the roof. >> faces decades of history for our house. i am still in shock. >> most of the students are staying in dorm housing. >>> an electrical problem may have sparked an early morning fire in oakland. it is a story we brought you live on ktvu channel 2 morning news. firefighters suffered minor injuries and damages are estimated at $200,000. >>> last night police were called to the scene of 32nd and market street. when officers arrived they found nothing but for shooting victims turned up at oakland hospitals. one of those victims died at the hospital and the three others are expected to survive.

cargadas de emociÓn, que ha generado gran expectativa y nos presenta los Últimos detalles adelante martinroversia porqu principal sospechosa es la madre de 25 aÑos y quiÉn estÁ en su contra es la madre de la vÍctima, cuando se escucharon las llamadas de emergencia lo mÁs dramatico. la llamada al 911 volviÓ a conmover a la abuela escuchÓ en el estrado como reportaba de lo que se acababa de enterar que estaba desaparecidas desde hace un mes y sin embargo, ya antes habÍa reportado que su hija le habÍa robado su auto. encontrÉ el auto de su hija y huele a cadÁver. >> su hija es acusada de asesinar a su propia hija hace 3 aÑos en los 6 dÍas que va de juicio se han presentados ex novios y compaÑeros de casa para decir que no se le ve Ía afectaa incluso se inscribiÓ en un concurso de belleza. por su parte sostiene que el abuelo de la menor tratÓ de ocultar que se habÍa ahogada, dice que fue vÍctima de abuso sexual de su propio padre. >> Él respondiÓ que no, que nunca estuvo presente el dÍa que muriÓ y nunca desaparecio ningÚn cadÁver. hasta el operador de la grÚa dijo haber reconocido el olor qu

martin o'malley wants to ensure safety first. state lottery officials reported a hollywood casino in. phil brought in more than $9,600,000 -- the casino in perryville brought in more than $9,600,000. >> and now, your 11 insta- weather plus forecast with chief meteorologist tom tasselmyer. >> the sixth of june in baltimore, and normal high temperatures are riding around the 80-degree mark. but on this sixth day of june, we pushed past that a bit. 86 at b.w.i. marshall and 87 at the inner harbor. not feeling too terrible when the humidity levels stay in check. that will all evolve into a classic mid-atlantic heat wave in the next few days. record high for today, 99 degrees in 1925. the record low, 46 in 1997. the pollen count, high to moderate for tree and grass pollen. a very high amount of mauled in the atmosphere, 1628. -- mold in the atmosphere, 1628. we will continue to have clear skies tonight with temperatures cooling rapidly after sunset. but the nights are short. not much time to let the temperatures cool off. eventually,

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david martin with the tales the troops are telling. they're seeing more combat and paying the price. and jeff glor with the humble champion. if you thought the u.s. open was something, we have rory mcilroy's first swing at fame. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. mayors know their cities and today the u.s. conference of mayors told us there are 48 metropolitan areas-- 48-- that won't get back the jobs they've lost until 2020-- nine years away. the mayors meeting in baltimore voted today to ask the president to end the war in afghanistan and to spend that money on jobs. have a look at how unemployment has spread across the country since the beginnin recession in 2007. this is a county-by-county map. brown is unemployment over 6%. the purple, that's unemployment of 7%. but now look at the black growing across the country. that is unemployment over 10% as it stood in february of this year. we have two reports tonight, first john blackstone with the people behind the numbe

he dominated the boston underworld, was the inspiration for the 2006 martin scorsese film "the departed" -- >> you got something you want to ask me? >> he's been on the lam since 1994. and just days ago the bureau released a new public service announcement in his case. >> he has a violent temper and is charged with 19 murders. call the tip line at 1-800-call-fbi. >> bulger was captured tonight in, of all places, santa monica. abc news's pierre thomas covers tus. and he joins us now from washington. pierre, tell us how this went down. >> reporter: terry, what happened to whitey bulger had been one of the most perplexing questions for the fbi for nearly two decades. the alleged boston crime boss had simply disappeared. at one point the fbi even thought he might be in europe. it turns out he was right here in the u.s. tonight bulger was arrested along with his girlfriend in santa monica not far from the beach. apparently, the relationship with the girlfriend is what did bulger in. that psa the fbi launched earlier this week was in an effort to reignite interest in this long cold case. it d

martin luther king jr.ld not be pleased. >> they don't want to know the history. >> go look at the sign on the school and look at the damage inside. when martin luther king jr. elementary burned last night, someone did it on purpose. >> the crews had's mup - mup - multiple start. >> we had a fire in presby and cornado and this is our fourth fire and we are concerned with the outbreak in the year and half. >> only partially saving grace that martin luther king jr. elementary was to be replaced by a new

politico, senior politico reporter jonathan martin joins us right now.try to get on a mechanical horse and reload a front-loaded musket while ringing a bell, but you get the point. and the whole wikipedia deal, let's talk about just what this does to sarah palin or is this just more fun and games? >> you know, i think this distracts from her attempt to, you know, try to get in the public eye and join the political conversation. if you think back over the last couple of years, oftentimes for all the ridicule that sarah palin receives from these comedy shows and scrutiny she gets from the press, she oftentimes can be her own worse enemy, andrea. she'll say things like this or do things like write on her hand notes to herself. to avert from the actual substance of her message, and her natural charisma and focus on these sort of -- it's not helpful for her if she's trying to become a serious political player and trying to run for president. although i think the jury is very much still out on just that, whether or not she wants to become a sort of full-time p

our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the rain. handa who tells us how some people are asking is there such a thing as normal these days when it comes to the weather? robert-- >> reporter: this kind of weather makes you think about it. we're next to the very robust reservoir. the rain has come right on time for some, and for others the weather is rotten. saso who's family has run a fruit stand on monterey road for about 60 years says enough is enough. >> we don't really need anymore rain we've had rain during the critical times of growing for cherries. a lot of farmers lost a lot of cherries. >> reporter: the santa clara valley water district says years of drought make normal conditions seem abnormal. >> normal seems like doesn't happen very often. but this has been a fairly normal year. a little bit above average. the rain has been above normal and the snowfall has been above normal. we haven't seen a year that's looked like this since 2006. >> it's mother nature and it's a natural phenomenon that takes place. you just have to gut

remember what we martin luther king died, martin luther king, the civil rights race was over. his march, that last phase of for economic justice. he was on his way to launch a poor people's campaign for an economic bill of rights to make sure every person, every speck of race, color and creed had a house, education, income. that was the radical proposition that got martin luther king assassin a. so now when we raise, these dark getters, massive this assessment. because yes, we were played as a political football the whole notion of welfare, food stands, poverty program, all of this that was conceived in the mind of the american public has been programs for black people. but all along frankly in terms of not absolute numbers, more white people are being served by these programs than black people. [applause] right there was a racial subtext. that was used to disinvest massive disinvestment. there are no programs for young black people. they are on the joint partner training programs. there is no job court anymore. in those days we thought that was reform. we were raising against

david martine said he found a rectangular structure on the planet by using a map google put together and named the structure biostation alpha. geologists say the supposed building is nothing more than a streak produced by a cosmic ray at the moment the satellite took the photo. >>> the news keeps coming tonight. here's brian now with the news edge at a 11:00. >> a busy monday night here on the news edge. everyone is talking about that congressman's confession and now even more pictures of anthony weiner are leaking out. >>> plus a d.c. police officer accused of killing a woman and her toddler. the emotional confrontation with the victim's family. >>> we'll begin tonight with the officers going door to door in a quiet community following a terrifying attack. investigators say a man sexually assaulted a woman in her own bedroom, happened this weekend in herndon. fox 5's wisdom martin just back from that neighborhood. what did you learn? >> it's very bizarre. think about this. imagine a woman waking up in the middle of the night seeing a stranger in her bedroom. word quickly spread thro

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governor martin o'malley, $150,000 a year. and virginia governor bob mcdonnell makes $157,000. >>> financial markets around the world today, they are reacting negatively to the fallout from the recent jobs report here in the u.s. the economy only added 54,000 jobs in may and republicans and democrats are at odds over whether it is a victory or a failure for president obama. wisdom martin has more on this. >> the economy is about a million miles from where it was when president obama took office. that is according to one of the president's top economic advisors, austin goolsby. he thinks okay because his boss' guidance has created some jobs and kept us oust of a second great depression. >> we have shifted from a rescue phase which is government directed to a phase in which government policies have got -- we've got to rely on government policies that are trying to leverage the private sector and give incentives to the private sector to be doing the growth. >> reporter: republicans couldn't disagree more. speaker boehner said on

course of the straits and starting off here on red square next to the magnificent roscoe crowley tony martin andreas as we take a look at his epic journey and visit various landmarks associated with his life and that. is one of the main names associated with russia. eight hundred seventy s. let me in she chose a studio name living in nineteen i want as one of the leading political figures and revolutionary think of the twentieth century a change the world's. most of money will she take over of power in russia in one thousand seven hundred the communist party manage in once a class free economy life from an attempted form of marxism. what is the soviet leaders like to see today. for the developments in syria who feel you. might say their mission those guys are really able to take a philosophy and turn it in a train set something the whole society could use and think it was well intentioned begin coccyx this community and is it on the national when it is members to idealise released time and is still idealist now i think is completely over the top to keep him in there and not carry him in the

empleadas de wal-mart que b encabezaron el caso estaban divididos con el fallo ilia. >>> gracias martíno el gobernador lolas extendió para el miércoles. y legalizar un patrimonel matri personas del mismo sexo la me daidz f medida será aprobada. >>> mañana será el último día del trabajo del congresista wiener, agregó que fue un honor trabajar ahí, wiener renunció por el escándalo de fotos explícitas el gobierno snardz delgobernador tendrá una elección especial. >>> el caso que el pri le pida presentarse como gobernador, el empresario detenido durante e dí1i dí11 días ofreció una declaración. >>> jorge quien fue liderado recién >>> el hecho de haber recobrado algo de lo más preciado para la humanidad y eso indiscutible mente es la libertad >>> una juez determine só que n existía cargos suficientes, razón por la cual fue dejado en libertad, el empresario aseguró que e lementos de su equipo de seguridad están trabajando de nueva cuenta y rechazó que su jefe de escolta estuvieron desaparecida. >>> agradeció el apoyo que recibió durante el tiempo que estuvo detenido y rechazó los cargos que s

david martin tells us they stand behind the president, but they made it clear mr. obama wasn't following their advice. >> reporter: both general david petraeus, the commander in afghanistan, and joint chiefs chairman admiral mike mullen, the president's principal military advisor, said today they initially balked at president obama's drawdown plan as too risky. >> the president's decisions are more aggressive and incur more risk than i was originally prepared to accept. >> the ultimate decision was a more aggressive formulation, if you will, in terms of the timeline, than what we had recommended. >> reporter: they wanted to pull out fewer than 5,000 troops this year, but they were up against an option presented by president obama's civilian advisors to pull out the entire 33,000 surge force by the end of this year. the president decided to pull out 10,000 this year, all 33,000 by september, 2012. >> is it going to be hard? you bet it's going to be hard. >> reporter: but mullen said it would be even harder on the taliban. >> the taliban had a really bad year last ye

martin luther king." and we're going to pretty much have a lot of subtle messages saying, "well, what if this happened to america? and this is how we feel." and i happened to be in hamburg, germany, when all of it was going down. and like i said, it was like--it was a highlight of my career, being that we played in arizona with u2 in sun devil stadium, no pun intended. you know, everybody was expecting the big p.e. show to open up for u2. and we played that song and then got off the stage. and by the next year, they voted in a dr. martin luther king holiday. my whole thing was saying that you can spur and you can trigger minds into not being so much asleep by using art, using song, to make them think progressively against what's wrong or what's ignored. oftentimes, when we're not heard or seen while we're in pain, you know, it's business as usual in america. and my whole thing is to say, "well, sometimes it can't be business as usual, because slavery was business as usual." and if you have the discussion

isolated shower pushing over to delmarva. 58 winchester. 59 martins burg.orrow, pretty warm into the middle 80s with lots of sun. a few clouds and isolated storm to our east. the weather headline, it's the hot weather. that's what's going to be here. especially on wednesday and thursday. you will really notice it. we have a dry, pleasant start to the week at least tomorrow. and perhaps wee end the week with some thunderstorms, which would help to cool us off. we will definitely be wanting that when you see how high the temp is going to be come about wednesday afternoon. at this late hour, those storms that came out of pennsylvania late in the day are dying down and we're going to have generally clear skies tonight. we're going to be starting our day in the middle 60s. taking you up to 84. and then as we think about some 90s coming in here by wednesday, yes, in writing, how about the 60s tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, a little warmer. we take baby steps. about 85 with lots of sun. here come the 90s. wednesday 95. thursday, that is a high of 97. but i ch

i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin.

nos narra esta impresionante chis trahist buenas noches martín?erta montiel confiesa que él mató a 10 personas pero las autoridades piensan que serían cientos sus palabras de lo que pasa hacía el interior del grupo que tiene con este err terror a este grupo "los zetas" >>> a las fosas se les ocurrieron combho lcomo los hic >>> tenían una máquina que hacían los hoyos y ahí los ente wra ban >>> así se refiere edgar huerta m montiel en esta reveladora confesión en mayo pasado al menos 134 cadáveres fueron responsables y también de la muerte de otros 72 inmigrantes en su mayoría centroamericanos en el rancho de san fernando, este hombre pudo haber cometido hasta 600 crímenes dicen. >>> tiene 22 años de edad y relata como hace 2 años comenzó su trayectoria criminal, fue reclutado por un primo y llevado a guanajato para pertenecer a la banda >>> estaba en un rancho no más en guanajato >>> y después? >>> nos vimos >>> en saltillo tuvo una adiestramiento por 2 meses y ahí le enseñaron cómo matar >>> nos ponían algo para tirarlo en la cabeza. >>> con qué a

david martin on what we need to know about ayman al-zawahiri, al qaeda's new leader. in the foreclosure crisis, many more americans with troubled mortgages say it's okay to walk away. jim axelrod shows us why. he finally quit today. nancy cordes on the end of anthony weiner's congressional career. and a simple test might have saved nicole aldrian's child, but dr. sanjay gupta tells us throughout america most states don't require it. >> my child's dying and i'm angry every day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening, al qaeda has a new leader. he is the man who taught terror to osama bin laden. ayman al-zawahiri, a 59-year-old egyptian, was bin laden's number two in al qaeda. today an islamist web site announced he has taken over and u.s. intelligence sources are telling us that it's true. david martin says this marks the rise of a physician turned terrorist who is determined to do violence in the united states. >> reporter: the king is dead. how long will the new king live? ayman al-zawahiri, osama bin lad

muertos y heridos durante un operativo en el que participaron miles de tropas.que tal, les habla martinion de pelvis a la que se sometio en la habana.familiares de un indocumentado mexicano que murio en circunstancias "no" aclaradas en nueva york piden justicia desde mexico durante el funeral.estados unidos encabeza negociaciones preliminares con los talibanes sobre un posible acuerdo que ponga fin al conflicto de casi una Écada en afganisÁn.y el presidente barack obama y el lider de la camara de representantes john beiner se olvidan de su rivalidad politica y se van a jugar golf. mas esta tarde. >> la guerra de las galaxias es una nueva atracciÓn del mundo mÁgico de disney ya deleita a grandes y chicos, adelante tony. >> los fanÁticos de guerra de las galaxias hainvadido los estudios hollywood del disney es una de las concentraciones mÁs grandes de seguidores que desde 1997 llegan al mundo mÁgico caracterizando a cada uno de los personajes. muchos llegaron muy temprano y otros hasta acamparon para ser los primeros. 4 de la maÑana!! muy temprano! >> abren a las ocho de la maÑana y no so

now david martin at the pentagon. david, the five american soldiers who were killed in baghdad today, what happened there? >> scott, this was a rocket attack on a compound in baghdad where u.s. forces were training iraqi police. the insurgents got lucky and scored a direct hit on the area where the americans live. but this is part of a trend of increasing attacks against u.s. forces which pentagon officials believe is the work of shiite militias who want to see all u.s. troops out of iraq by the end of this year. >> pelley: remind us how many u.s. forces remain in iraq and what's the plan for them? >> well, there are currently 48,000 u.s. troops in iraq. under an agreement signed at the end of the bush administration, they all have to be out by december 31 unless the iraqi government asks them to stay. defense secretary gates has offered to keep some troops there to help with things like intelligence and logistics, but so far the iraqi government has not accepted the offer and time is running out because the drawdown

david martin will have the latest on the u.s. policy debate. countdown to layoff-- kelly cobiella looks at what the end of the shuttle program means for the workers of florida's space coast. and bill whitaker tells us a father's day story of a special dad raising two sons on his own. >> my fear was to be a father the way my father was to me. and my dream was to be the best father ever. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with russ mitchell. >> mitchell: good evening. we begin tonight with a conflict in libya where many in congress believe that the 90 day deadline has been reached to seek approval for military action under the war powers act. >> the main rebel stronghold in the west. well in the eastern stronghold rebels said today they had run out of money. and late today nato acknowledged that one of its air strikes went off course last night in tripoli and maybe to blame for civilian casualties. allen pizzey is in tripoli tonight and begins our coverage. >> reporter: what almost certainly was a tragic blunder by nato at

>> sÍ, martín, te quiero y por tonto no te habÍa dado el lugar que te mereces, pero hoy vamos a pasar? te amo. [mÚsica] >> ¡ya suÉltame, papÁ! >> ¡tranquilÍzate, hija! tienes que comprender. >> no me llames "hija", me avergüenza que tÚ me hayas dado la vida. >> dÉjame explicar. >> ¿y quÉ me vas a decir? ¿que inventaste que yo tenÍa problemas de droga para conmover a tu amante? ¿que asÍ fue como la convenciste para que no te exigiera el divorcio, papÁ? >> ¡entiende! esperanza quedÓ despechada porque le dije que no querÍa verla nunca mÁs y jurÓ que se las iba a pagar y ya estoy viendo cÓmo, poniÉndote en mi contra. >> esa tipa no me dijo nada, papÁ, nada. >> no, esperanza no es tonta, seguro se lo comentÓ a su amigo mariano y Él se encargÓ de decÍrtelo a ti. >> no. >> ¿estÁs segura? >> sÍ, completamente, es sÓlo que estoy un poco nerviosa. >> bueno, no hay apuro, ninguna prisa. es mÁs, ahora tÚ vas a tener que seducirme a mi. no me toques. [mÚsica] >> no caigas en su juego, hija. lo que quiere esperanza, es separarnos. >> no, porque mariano no ganarÍa nada haciendo eso, papÁ, y yo de to

take pkg pues ricky martin nos sigue sorprendiend o..ovio, carlos gonzalez abella y lo hizo en la entrega de los premios gladd en la argentina y segun medios no solo esta considerando casarse en la argentina sino tambien estan contemplando adoptar a una nina para que sea hermanita de valentino y matteo yal parecer ya le estan buscando nombre. como buena jarocha, ana de la reguera decidio ayudar a sus paisanos en veracruz tras el devastador huracan karl del ano pasado y de que manera senores.. ignauguro oficialmente uno de los bulevares de la ciudad que quedo en ruinas. junto a patrocinadores y amigos, de la reguera espera que regrese el tursimo a este poblado y aclaro a los medios que tras su roptura amorosa..ahor a esta llevando la vida muy tranquila. )) la verdad soy muy contenta, soy muy tranquila y sin prisa, yo creo que despus de tener una relacin tan larga pues no me parece correcto iniciar una relacin tan rpida hay que dejar al corazn tranquilo y bueno..shakira no solo esta estrenando un apartamento de lujo en la ciudad de mlaga e

martín nos resume lo que dijo por lo menos media hora en rueda de prensa.difícil encontrar a un político que no tenga cola que le pisen. hoy el representante por new york. al sentirse descubierto. admitió que había mentido. y que había tomado fotos íntimas. que las había mandado que mandó correos e hizo llamadas inapropiadas pero a pesar de estar pasando por esta vergüenza público. dice que no renunciara, no ha violada ninguna regla por la que juramentó cuando su mío el papel de congresista. >>> la verdad salió a flote u las fotos también. el congresista admitió que imágenes explícitamente sexuales suyas fueron enviadas por el mismo. una mujer dijo recibirla y ahora el legislador dijo haber mentido. luego de negarlo por varios días, confesó entre lágrimas que hizo una tontería, que tuvo intercambios inapropiados, no con una si no que con 6 mujeres antes y después de casarse. su esposa asistente de hillary clinton. aparece una fotografía del congresista en calzoncillocalzo sin peco tarso que habían fotos familiares. >>> la describió como una broma y un error

on martin's comment, i think i agree with an aspect of martin's comment with respect to resolution authority. that is, if there is, if there is an error in the dodd-frank act on the necks of crisis tools, which undoubtedly there will be, it is in the direction martin indicated. that is, in the direction of being overly constraining of the treasury and the fed in a crisis. i don't think the error, although often in the public debate, people suggest there is in the other direction. i think martin is correct, that if we erred, we erred in limiting authorities, not insufficiently tough about them. on tom's comments i do think that there's always a debate in the regulatory structure, it's impossible to escape between rules and discretion. it's a debate that has been around for hundreds or thousands of years. and the question is not do we have only rules-based regime, or only discretion-based regime, the question is whether on a very complicated continuum you make sets of trade-offs on particular policy questions. and the dodd-frank act i think over all moves the spectrum on most other policy issu