and marty?ews of iran the uc-berkeley graduates accused of spying have each and sentenced to eight years in prison. a big shock for shane pattel and there will spend three years for illegal entry, and five years for spying. is not clear if that includes time already served. a third hiker was released on $500,000 bail. they have 20 days to appeal. >> san francisco are investigating a fatality where a woman was killed on friday at the intersection of 18th/hartford and the castro district. this woman had just nearly reached across walk when she was hit with a shuttle bus. she died at the scene at the muni driver was held. the result of the witnesses say that the walk outside. >> i heard screaming and i walked out. and it ruined my day it was sad. >> the office has not released the name of the victim that it was going from the shuttle bus from the 18th. >> a 22 year-old man is being held. 4 year-old wiwas killed. he was run over. the alleged driver marcus kept going. information from the public lead

but that doesn't mean there's nothing we can do to make a difference. >> charlie: marty, how much hased in terms of what you can do in tax policy? >> well, i think bill put his finger on it when he talked about building castles out of sand. there's a deal done in 1986 to lower the tax rate and broaden the tax base, and then look what happened. 28% rate went up to what, 38% under george h.w. bush and to 40% under president clinton and it's been notched up a little bit more than that under president obama. so a lot of people who would say i would be happy to make a deal, want to know whether they request ke a deal that would actually last. and so i think there's been a lot of damage done by raising tax rates contrary to the deal that was struck back in 1986. >> charlie: it was said the president always insisted he exmexed a three to one ratio between spending cuts and t increases and he didn't get it. thatÑi was his argument. you saw republican candidates for the presidency be asked a question about a 10 to one ratio. would they take $10 in spending cuts to $1 in tax increase and they a

i don't know, marty.s in the u.s., maybe some ngo specializes in burns and can help us help her, if you like. we are hoping we can get her specialist help. it's clear she needs fairly urgent medical attention to avoid those terrible burns scarring more than they have already. >> yeah, dan. i'm stunned. that's horrific to see what a human would do to another person. i imagine that first you would have to get her out of the country, right? no way she'll get proper treatment there. >> reporter: i think it's clear having visited hospitals here. they are totally overwhelmed with people who were shot. there are bodies stacked up here. it's not a good place to be, especially with open wounds she has. i think it's clear she needs to get out of libya and bet into europe for the u.s. and get specialist burn care. i'm not a doctor. perhaps if she could get skin grafts they could do a lot of good and really help her recover. >> thank you for bringing it to our attention. hopefully we can make it happen. >>> when we c

so you didn't have a chance to say to marty... >> to ask marty any of this. >> rose: did you reach outo anyone and say i'm making this film? >> i actually tried to wriggle out of its grasp many times. i tried to wiggle away. >> rose: you tried to say i can't do it, i'm too busy, pregnant. >> now's not the time but how quickly not now becomes never. and also i think, you know, i had to take advantage of what was coming my way and i wanted to play the role. i wanted also to be direction so >> rose: take a look at this. >> hey, you're the writer, aren't you? >> i write. >> yeah, you're corrine walker, right? >> yeah. >> yeah. i was just on my way to practice. you know the renegades? >> of course. everyone know it is renegades. >> i'm ethan. >> i know. >> so what are you doing? >> um, i'm waiting for my sister to finish practice. >> what are you writing? >> oh, some words and thoughts. >> thoughts on what? >> disappointment. >> we should write a song together. >> for the renegades? sure. yeah. but... um... i'm not musical. >> maybe you haven't found your instrument yet. >> rose: the actres

>> reporter: yes, i can hear you, marty. >> okay. so the difference between the two of you is, what, geographically? >> reporter: well, i have to confess, i'm not exactly sure on the map where chris is. i believe he's in the chesapeake bay, we're on the coastal areas. they're different environments. i was just talking to someone from the state of maryland emergency management who was discussing about how, for instance, the high tides can occur six hours different between parts of the bay and parts of the coast. because the tidal action is just so different. and so when you're talking about when is the surge going to hit the state of. maryland, it becomes an incredibly difficult calculation. it depends very much on exactly where you're located. and i'm afraid chad would have to give you more specifics on why we're feeling such different things. back to you. >> reporter: all right, chris, are you still with us, chris? did we get you back? >> reporter: yeah,kyra, i can hear you just fine. >> i don't know if you were able to hear jeanne,

keira and marty? >> mary, thanks very much.we want to go over to long beach, which is on long island and our susan candiotti because we want to know what are the concerns well, you know, marty, much the same as they are in manhattan and most other places along the northeastern coast where irene has been pounding. certainly, it's flooding and low-lying areas as well as the, any damage from the wind and the high surf. we're on the boardwalk at long beach. and one reason we're here, marty and kira, is this could be where irene makes landfall, right here in roughly this spot. of course, we'll have to see. it could jog one way or another. it also gives us a very good vantage point here to see and keep an eye on the surf, which is getting stronger and stronger with each hour. as mary mentioned, we're still a good 11 or so hours away from high tide. certainly, that's going to get much closer. you can also see the sand dunes. they have bulldozed a lot of sand up here to try to create an extra barrier. believe it or not, the boardwalk i

>> reporter: well, marty, we just came back from hatteras island. only way to get there, by helicopter. we took off in two helicopters from the north carolina national guard. doing a damage assessment, and a recon mission out there. what we saw, incredible. you're right. thousands of people, about 2,500 to be exact, cut off from the rest of the world. they ignored the governor's mandatory evacation order to get out. that order issued earlier in the week, well before the hurricane got here. they ignored it, wanted to stay and now are cut off. the reason, highway 12 which leads north-south into hatteras island. the part that connects it to other islands in the outer banks which connects to the bridges to the mainland, that highway, completely decimated. washed over. not just washed over. it looks like an earthquake this. it's completely chopped up. the storm and storm surge completely chopped up the road. now it's not just flooded. the ocean is now washing over it. ocean currents are washing ober that road. it is in very bad shape and there are downed

marty to comment on it. they say that this new series recounting the complex and fascinating histories of important religious texts written for general readers by leading authors and experts is intended to trace how their reception, interpretation and influence have changed over time. often radically. as these stories remind us, all great religious books are living things whose careers in the world can take the most unexpected turns. now, dr. marty, you've also recently completed and published a biography of martin luther, a lutheran who somewhat predated dietrich bonhoeffer. [laughter] what's the difference between with writing a biography of a figure like luther and be -- and a book like bonhoeffer's? >> there are far more similarities than i thought i would find. when princeton university press described this series and asked me if i would be a kicker offer of it, it took me about five minutes to sign the contract. it was a new challenge because i didn't know anything like this. the first thing you have t

marty, you're a lucky man. as well as a special friend. kaufman has been as he set a personal friend and our attorney for 30 years, founding member of the board. he has gotten me into trouble more than once, but i think more important he has kept me from getting into trouble, which is actually more important. what was the most recent one, david guggenheim or when he sold our footage, that disgraceful documentary, but anyway, josh, i hope we'll be friends for years. you look like you will make it. sandy welch is the leader of learning matters, and she has steered us through some incredibly tough times. she took over as board chair when our founding chair, judge william machen all the, sorry, lost a battle with cancer, and then, of course, she inherited that job just as the worst recession hit, and we're not to that part yet. but sandy, utah been just terrific. i just want to say a couple words about the book, which i hope you enjoy. first, strenuous. that came from a documentary, and we're not trying to embarrass that young man. if you watc

marty savage, we're expecting a vote come noon. many americans disgusted.a lot of americans just saying, okay, let's get it over already and move forward. >> finally the end. that's exactly what people are hoping at this point is let's get over and let's get beyond. kyra, so very good to see you. very good to see all of you live from studio seven, i'm martin savidge in for susan malveaux. we are as you've heard about an hour away from a senate vote on raising the country's debt limit and preventing a government default. it took a long time and it wasn't easy, but president obama is also scheduled to speak about this whole project at 12:15 eastern time. we'll have live coverage of both of those events. the house approved a debt deal last night. and some on the left and the right are not exactly happy with it. but house speaker john boehner says it's a start. >> how do you feel, sir. >> i feel great. >> what do you think of the vote this evening? >> it was a strong vote, but first step in many steps yet to go. >> what do you hope the american people -- what d

marty.plause] he will autograph books for you nag said discussion on the first two years of barack obama's presidency. we will hear from awkward eric alterman, author garrett graff of the washingtonian and katrina vanden heuvel editor and publisher of the "nation magazine." from the 2011 los angeles times festival of books, this is an hour. >> hello, good morning. i am not steve clemons. [laughter] my name is nick goldberg. and the editor of the editorial page and "the los angeles times." [applause] i am still in los angeles? [laughter] i was called in at the last moment to moderate this panel because steve clemons can't be here. he is one of a couple of people that dropped out of this panel. .. and ask them questions. so back in 2006, it gerrit wrote the following. a few short years ago he wrote, no one had heard of this skinny chicago state senator with the big ears and funny name. now all bets are off. according to advisers, colleagues and friends, obama just might be willing to be the ne

marty? >> thank you very much, gary. we asked vice president's governor why he ordered no mandatory evacuations as others did. he said nearly everyone in vermont lives near water. >> the problem with vermont is all of the downtowns are in the low lands. our population centers are near rivers and streams. you can't get away from it in a little state like vermont. we are a state of mountains with rivers flowing through them. it's not like a mid western state or some of the big southern states where you have huge areas of dry land. we don't have that here nor does new hampshire. >> more than 100 roads are closed in the state due to flooding. let's get the latest now on where irene is. for that we turn to chad myers at the cnn hurricane head quarters. >> it's a wide storm. like it hasn't been the whole time really. we have 40 miles per hour winds in boston. we have 30 miles per hour winds in new york city and we had winds in montreal, canada, tonight strong enough to blow buildings out of a downtown building. it's the nightm

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the international journalists are staying or according to marty it's very unsafe to be there and there's practically no security well right now we're looking at the pictures that there's a royal showing us from the hotel and tripoli. oh yes well thank you very much indeed for bringing us this update from the hotel where most of the international journalists are staying that was not innocent roy joining us from tripoli. and of course the other day we'll be bringing you more on what's unfolding in the libyan capital at the moment well we're following the dramatic events of course in the air and online throughout the day and now in other stories to come later this hour one prosperity turns to poverty we report on the american city of detroit to see how people in their once booming automotive capital after surviving on scraps. lessons to be learned from the single deadliest incident for american forces in a decade long war in afghanistan we're bringing you an expert opinion on that. what british courts busy dealing with right cases human rights groups have been crying foul over the sharp dis

home of marty and grace bender wary but party for author and columnist, armstrong williams is being held. mr. williams latest book, "reawakening virtues," restoring what takes america great. armstrong williams why did you write this book? >> you know, many people remember back in 2000, no child left behind, when i was almost left behind. .. i was wondering if i would never find my way of life backing in, and presence. in the realized this one particular morning i was lying in bed. in the light just flickered. after four years i had reawakened. something just said virtues, values. just as clear as i standing here talking to you. back to the ritz, the beginning. and i had to reawaken the value of truth and honesty and integrity. had to reawaken the values of the physiology of success. making sure i was in top physical shape. mark -- more importantly and had to reawaken the value of weather what is to be a journalist or something for the republican party, and i decided not only did i want to turn to journalism. my voice should return as a voice of integrity. a lot of people would dismiss me

how to plant a bomb the defendant could now face the death penalty for that is that must come out marty was murdered in a bomb attack outside his home in january last year two other scientists were killed shortly afterwards. time now for the business with marine. hello and welcome to business here on artsy now russia wants to bring the normally hostile north and south korea sic at their end the name of business at are some lights inside barry admitting medvedev and tim john l. have agreed to look at building a gas pipeline across north korea to supply the republic in the south but analysts warn that south korea will have a hard time coming to terms with the independence on that smaller than tell us apart. i think there will be eight large amount of skepticism to overcome in south korea about allowing themselves to become even partially dependent on supplies of gas that all point across their northern neighbor you have to have an agreement between all three countries russia north korea and south korea it's no good. building a pipeline i think the simply links russia or north korea becaus

royer is in tripoli and she's from the center for research on globalization marty thanks for being on the line with this and how would you describe what's happening in tripoli at the moment. there are targeted attacks seven it's specifically targeting the areas where international journalists are to keep their need of heavy work this is a nato war make no mistake this is me toward the heavily bombed cities west of here in the bomb all night put out even ten seconds of starting a pompous uncursed a needle landed in the year or the insurgents wanted to cause tripoli they have no respect for international trade i was putting up a sign on the hotel on top of what would go to the mission. and. i implore i beg. beg international community the real international to need international community of people governments within the nato alliance to stop this bloodshed and to get me to discuss already this horrific attack in tripoli. part of. being engaged in afghanistan in iraq and in pakistan and other parts of the world this part of the scene and. mercilessly in this country and the current inst

three hundred missiles so that's how the details on this marty as you go to prison offers outside the iranian embassy right here in moscow are you going to say what is this lawsuit all about that. well according to the iranian ambassador in this country is suing russia for a shipment of its s. three hundred air defense systems to tehran this deal was signed back in two thousand and eight but the shipments never went through since in june two thousand and ten the u.n. security council adopted a set of sanctions against iran which in force is a wide range of limitations including the sales of various types of arms so moscow froze the shipment last year officials said that we are ready to give iran down payment which is around two hundred million dollars or we could go through with a deal if and when the u.n. security council a lists the set of sanctions they run says that it has taken this matter to the international court of justice but what's interesting is that they claim these steps are not aimed against russia but actually to give moscow a legal trump as the ambassador called it fo

ground now across to mother is in tripoli and she's from the center for research on globalization marty thanks for being on the line with us and how would you describe what's happening in tripoli at the moment. there are targeted attacks kevin specifically targeting the areas where international journalists are to feed their need or have gone all the heavy work this is a nato war make nor mistake there's a need a war the heavily bombed cities west of here they bomb all night out even ten seconds of stopping they bombed the entire city needle landed the insurgents on to the coast of tripoli they have no respect for international trade i was putting up a sign on the hotel on how about we took the initiative you and rape and snipers shot at me. i implore i beg. beg the international community the real international community international community of the people not the government in the nato alliance to stop this bloodshed and to get new stuff already or if it back in tripoli it can make big part of. being engaged in afghanistan in iraq and in iraq. in other parts of the world this is par

marty is right. this is the time to come to the united states and spend money but what we are seeing is a lot of tourism, to france and england, particularly from brazil and china, because it is increasingly hard to get to the united states, increasingly hard, particularly that you are from a country that is not a visa waiver program to get a b-1 or b-2 music. why is this going on, we are not sure. but we are seeing a slowdown but i can guess why. it is real money out of the pockets of american businesses and something we have a strong coalition on and will be going after. we do support mandatory e- verification laws that will likely hit the house floor next month. a controversial position for the chamber. there we see that as a down payment on other types of emigration reforms, if the bill can get to the house. health care -- what's done is done. it's interesting. you look at the public surveys and see an increasing declining support for the bill, even among democrats. the more people about it, the

marty got down there. he had only been there for three months and the chairman, don powell was a close friend of president bush's and stepped down as chairman to go to texas on the disaster recovery efforts going on in texas. and marty became the chairman. acting chairman. within four months of getting to the fdic. so i am reading the american banker next morning. i don't do that anymore but when i was -- i read that marty is acting chairman. i said i just read in the paper you have only been down there for four months. you are the acting chairman of the fdic. he gives an embarrassed laugh and says yes. is this a great country or what? but i do want to underscore the remarks by spencer and barney about the staff. they do a terrific job. they are incredibly dedicated people. a lot of the abuse of members take spilled out on the staff regrettably and i just want to thank them as they have already been thanks very much for the contributions they make. i served in the house for three terms and i didn't really

marty going fishing. too long. things get exciting in the second.murray looks like he has won it with the forhand winner. fish challenges the call. check it out. out by a hair. neither player can believe it. so we play on. not for long. fish hits the return out. murray heads to the finals with a street -- straight sets victory, and he'll be facing djokovic. djokovic takes the set and bier -- it will be djokovic and andy murray in the final tomorrow. djokovic's regard is 56-1. tee it up final major of the year for the champions tour. they play four round instead of three. fred couples with a solid day. three birdie on the front nine, including this on seven. ciewms 3-under 68, got the lead we bun stroke. tied for second with peter, sr. how about this on 15. parred the hole. finishes 3-under. going to be an interesting final round on sunday. >> pga north carolina webb simpson had quite a day. four birdies and an eagle for 6-under 64. he is 15-under and has a two-shot lead. over tommy gaine,y. >> the nba players locked out several are looking for work

she's, like -- she takes her top off and the her, you know -- the things are just like marty feldman.feldman reference. >> i was just like, "mom. all right, this is not -- i --" >> jimmy: your mom is like -- >> i'm like, "i don't blame you. i don't blame you for this, mom." >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. yeah. >> it's nothing to do with -- >> jimmy: just passed out. >> just horrifying, yeah. yeah, so she -- my mom just almost passed away right there on the set. [ light laughter ] it was horrible. >> jimmy: right there, but no, it's fine. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but last night, we had jason bateman on the show last night, and he actually -- we played a nice game we called "things you don't know about ryan reynolds." >> yeah, i'm aware. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, let's give an -- give an example of what one if them was. >> yeah. >> he guest starred on the "sesame street" as the letter a. a not so thinly veiled attempt for children to witness him placing his face in an a-hole. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't know that. >> i mean, 15 -- 15 years of friendship. >> jimmy: why woul

back and the conditions we found my dad's marty were dreadful. really painful awful humiliate him the greatest humiliation a human being could receive from any one person and to find your father in this state thrown on the ground naked to mistreat it. did our. shouldn't they be the ones who take care of us in is one who should care for the good and the honor of colombians. in the annuls he has someone who we're talking about a crime committed only to show the world and they you air their defeat and agree well they're actually killing innocent promise and workers who are doing good to the country. as bad as in the you probably because they're incapable of finding the real warriors and killing them. the government's responsibility after doing serious internal investigations should be to figure out if these officers were accessories to the extradition massacres if so they should bring criminal charges against them and if instead they're guilty of negligence of judy or in discipline in this case to it shouldn't form the country that this was the caus

marty fish coming off friday's upset of ravenna -- rafa nadal. things get exciting in the second.measure arey -- murray looks leak he has a within but fish challenges the call. it's out by a hair. neither can believe it. so we play on. but not for long. fish, hits the return out. murray heads to the finals with a straight sets victory. he'll be facing, who else, novak djokovic. the joker. djokovic takes the set and it will be djokovic and andy murray in sunday's final. djokovic is 56-on the year, and the earthquake are losers to the galaxy. >> back to the niners-raiders game. >> five practices before the first game, had to protect him, and they looked better. >> alan: that includes another broadcast of abc-7 news. thanks for watching everybody. mmm. oh gosh. oh dear. big deal. you're delicious. so what. i've got news for you. there's no such thing... ...as a bear sheriff. you think i'm afraid of you? hey what? you don't have to be mean to the ke. i do. you don't. i do. just eat yoplait light. they have great flavors like... boston cream pie, raspberry cheesecake. even though i wor

marty? >> thank you.h killing a three-year old is return has been public--has been assigned a public defender. he did not enter a plea. police say that he killed carlos nava and a drive-by shooting during a drive-by shooting. two other men were the intended target but police say that this is gang- related. the family says that the man was set up an innocent of all charges. >> we are wondering why this happened and why is he being targeted, framed. i feel sorry for the family, the baby's care if i have three children and i know what they're going through. here is amateur video just moments after the shooting. very graphic moment the we've had to edit out. you get a sense of the chaos on the street. several children are seen in this video. they could have witnessed this shooting. several businesses or holding a fund raiser carwash for the family. in oakland on international boulevard. 6400 avenue and 11:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m. today, tomorrow. >> still to come on kron 4 news this weekend a check on world news wi

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marty savidge joins me from aruba with the latest. bloody handprint on a stone where they were allegedly snorkeling? >> reporter: this is coming to us from a couple of different sources. when i talked to investigators directly about them finding blood evidence at the scene there, they said only that they couldn't confirm it. they couldn't deny it. they called it interesting which of course would be a lot more than interesting. it could be absolutely key to their investigation. sources we talked to close to that investigation say it was blood on the rocks or blood on stones and some said it was actually a bloody handprint. the reason this all works out is they need to know if it was human, is it robyn gardner's blood or someone unrelated. that's what they want to find out right away. if he's telling a story that she's lost at sea in a snorkeling accident, that's not bloody. that would be a significant find for authorities but they have a lot to run down on that yet. >> what about the stories or allegations that he took out a travel ins

can we have run black during asked so you want a sum up what we have seen so far this week it won martyep in mind was absolutely wrong yesterday it feels like wave after wave yesterday was a correction day. we may have to criminalize rumors we do not one is even we have a political crisis but the real issue is the next 90 days ipad >> we have numbers coming out this morning unemployment dropping 400,000 for the weekly claims outside the trade deficit for the much of jim possess beat anything about our economy? >> sure will give load of credit will be rolling and the stock market will be back to where it was a month ago we are not hiring the people we want to see the hiring numbers command and we want to see unemployment one-tenth of a point lower >> and with the prices of stocks three-quarters of the stocks beat expectations and still we're seeing huge drops here. >> the problem is a lower the expectations it was a metal is misleading. and as unemployment rose higher and oil moves higher i don't think we will be and recession at this time next year >> it was a how we're going to end up

marty, great reporting. thank you again. >>>isha sesay has an update. >>> breaking news.ed as ceo of apple. he said he could no longer meet his duties and expectations as ceo. he has been on medical leave since january. he'll stay on as apple's chairman. the company's former chief operating officer, tim cook, will take over as apple's ceo. >>> the washington monument is cracked and closed, but other monuments in the nation's capitol have reopened, following yesterday's rare magnitude 5.8 earthquake on the east coast. authorities say the washington monument may not open to the public until after engineers fix the cracks at the top. >>> civil sexual assault charges are still pending against dominic strauss kahn. prosecutors had requested the criminal charges be dropped after they began to question the credibility of the hotel housekeeper who leveled them. we'll see what happens next. >> we certainly will. certainly wish the best to steve jobs and his family. obviously got to be a difficult decision for him to be stepping down. isha, thank you very much. we'll be right back.

if you just joined us a very well to marty right here mr top stories now past the hour standard and poor's is stripping us of its highest credit rating infuriating the country's lenders with charlie suggesting it's time to find a new reserve currency through a place that. thousand people gathered on the streets of israel another round of unprecedented anti-government mass protests some already compared the country's apply to that of the revolutionary to. the nato helicopters beamed down the eastern afghanistan killing thirty one u.s. special forces personnel and seven afghan soldiers with the taliban claiming responsibility it's the biggest single american law since the military operation started. well that's it for me today that treasure will continue with the news and less than half an hour from now here not in the meantime it's all documentary showing how the republic of a cause here has risen from conflict and its journey to becoming once again a stunning holiday destination. ancient greeks and romans built that trolls here live so it by side with local tribes in two thousand five hund

moment i'll be back with more news for another update in fifteen minutes from now in the meantime marty has sat down with russia's recently appointed envoy for human rights to discuss his new role constantine dolgoff shares his views on the tourist guantanamo bay prison camp and also nato presence in libya and that's coming up in our interview next on r.t. . well thank you very much for being with us today thank you for your russian foreign ministry's first ever envoy for a human rights why was this position create now will you also the road this is a new position. has been established a few months ago to be rigs three and a half months. i am in dispositional now has been established to. be direction of the president of the russian for the federation mr madrid if. decision was taken by what the minister said your lover of the basic idea here is to. probably even more actively. profile our country or russia in the field of human rights democracy and rule of law there was a very important issues and there mentions or international relations as you know and of course an extremely important

marty savidge joins me from aruba with the latest. do you know about a bloody handprint on a stone where they were allegedly snorkeling? >> reporter: this is coming to us from a couple of different sources. when i talked to investigators directly about them finding blood evidence at the scene there, they said only that they couldn't confirm it. they couldn't deny it. they called it interesting which of course would be a lot more than interesting. it could be absolutely key to their investigation. sources we talked to close to that investigation say it was blood on the rocks or blood on stones and some said it was actually a bloody handprint. the reason this all works out is they need to know if it was human, is it robyn gardner's blood or someone unrelated. that's what they want to find out right away. if he's telling a story that she's lost at sea in a snorkeling accident, that's not bloody. that would be a significant find for authorities but they have a lot to run down on that yet. >> what about the stories or allegations that he t

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if you just joined us for a while mocha marty lives here in moscow top stories now this hour hundreds of british vigilantes move to protect their streets from troublemakers communities across england accuse the police of doing charitable to relate to the recent destructive wave of unrest. called rules to americans consume former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld over that fortune in iraq this is america ramps up its propaganda machine to entice more youngsters into the fields. and journalists are outraged and hungry ever and you know all that could effectively sonnets critics of the government if in the legislation and dangerous press freedom and the very notion of democracy. i think that with more new stores more developments in less than thirty minutes from the mean time we take you to the city of how about office in russia's far east it lies just a few kilometers from the chinese border and its people that boast a unique mix of cultures. sharing of times and will strain the situation just a few kilometers from the chinese border post isn't exactly a short shot from moscow plus

tossed from the fourth floor of a parking garage who the mother is now under arrest of a timid and martyeven month old baby is in critical condition >> will be right back is the kron 4 morning news continues a live look outside from walnut creek the traffic is heavy. looking for a high in the mid-90s click for later on today [ male announcer ] you never know when, but thieves can steal your identity. turning your life upside down in a matter of seconds. hi. hi. you know i can save you 15% today if you open up a charge card account with us. you just read my mind. [ male announcer ] just one little piece of information and they can open bogus accounts, stealing your credit, your money, and ruining your reputation. that's why you need lifelock. lifelock is the leader in identity theft protection. relentlessly protecting your personal information to help stop the crooks in their tracks before your identity is attacked. protecting your social security number, your bank accounts, even the equity in your home. i didn't know how serious identity theft was until i lost my credit and eventually i

plus marty h.q. is kevin owen here tonight stuff past eleven pm moscow time management top stories battle rages in libya multiple reports of fierce clashes around tripoli tonight as colonel gadhafi calls on citizens to take up arms against the rebels become trees major military bases now full to be in rebel hands strengthening their chance is about right victory. suggestions of ceasefire egypt reportedly managed to convince both gaza and israel to lay down arms after days of heavy shelling. and many stories must reach is gone the crackdown against english wired's is gaining momentum with harsh sentences handed to those who played only minor parts in the chaos and human rights groups and judges and politicians went too far. also the leaders promised the best single economic government failed to reassure anxious investors is fresh trouble over greece once again threaten the stability. this week also marks twenty years since the violin kuwait overthrow mikhail gorbachev changed the course of history for

top stories this hour marty back to earth with a bomb engine failure causes russia's unmanned cargo spacecraft progress to crash in the remote that was one hundred kilometers away. head of libya's rebel government meet european leaders leave those two for his country's oil riches meanwhile nato rushes to prevent stockpiles of gadhafi has chemical weapons falling into the wrong hands. north korea is ready to hold nuclear tests if six party talks are resumed so says the countries the news of lead on a rare trip to russia. iran falls a little suit against russia reverends refusal to supply s. three hundred missiles saying they don't fall under a u.n. resolution preventing weapons in. brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with more news when fifteen minutes from now the mean time they just sports news with kate and something that we've been following in the last couple of hours here in the news desk more on football's big transfer story. the wednesday night sports roundup on this busy football transfers and european action and here are the headlines. started rushing club angie finally comp

while i'm also in form is america's number one marty fish he had a little trouble against jeremy's tobias conquer power and passed him six two six two six one. finally two of russia's best ice hockey players are set to face off against each other for noble cause as alexander ovechkin and you have each picture for a charity match all right ok what is being hosted for the second straight year after the success of last year's match and also the places we're going to disable children must contact the study of course it wasn't until i asked him what he was instrumental in bringing this initiative to life and fielding lacing up the states as well with an outcome that so nasa has got just for other names on an all star list so full of thirty five players is what's in store and that's his side will be the conservatives last year to face that second date the main reason for the effects. of going to alex and i believe in doing good deeds because we have a lot of children in this country he made or howard but they choose matching up into two periods for their two minutes and the players will get to

the unit's history they demanded an open debate and a vote on the older before launching operation marty it's over with. the commander asked everybody to voice their opinion on the operation and whether an assault was necessary at all. yes yes. most of the men with a service record of more than five years said no to the operation. the operation was told of but casualties were still unavoidable in the early hours of august the twenty first nine hundred ninety one the crews of several armored vehicles ordered to move to another location city white house defenders attempted to stop them because they thought the vehicles were heading towards the parliament building to attack it three young men died as a result. and you both come or spent the night waiting for the sun shortly before the oldest events he had served as a soldier in afghanistan he went to the white house after hearing an appeal from vice president alexander who called on people to go and defend democracy harbor will slip for good when my son had to squeeze it be you he went to the barricades because that's was a call from someon

marty takes to the max air show. on august the nineteenth one nine hundred ninety one top k.g.b. officials in moscow ordered reinforced security precautions at gorbachev's residence in the crimea on the same day mikhail gorbachev. since become a famous address. perhaps to has taken place last this and he constitutional action. is based on a tremendous law to the that there was little chance of the tape being taken out of the compound on the same day coast guards protecting the residence attempted to establish contact with the president. there's another line of defense into was serving in one of the k.g.b.'s naval units i was not allowed to communicate with the president therefore i asked my wife to write a note in her own handwriting the note said that the sailors were ready to take the president to a place of his choice one of my subordinates took the note to the security guards asking them to hand it over to gorbachev. when he came back they told him that nobody will be allowed to approach the residents and intruders will be shot. all the troops residence was secured from the s

marty types to the max their show. british scientists on. market dynamics can find out what's really happening to the global economy for no holds barred look at the global financial headlines if you need to cause a report. on august the nineteenth nine hundred ninety one top k.g.b. officials in moscow orders reinforce security precautions. residents in the crimea on the same day mikhail gorbachev videotaped since become a famous address. the crew has taken place. this anti constitutional action. is based on a tremendous slide. and there was little chance of the taping taken out of the compound on the same day coast guards protecting the residence attempted to establish contact with the president as an on line of defense since i was serving in one of the k.g.b.'s naval units i was not allowed to communicate with the president therefore i asked my wife to write a note in her own handwriting a note said that the sailors were ready to take the president to a place of his choice one of my subordinates took the note to the security guards asking h

andy murray the man standing in his way that surging scott watching marty fish in the semi's very taking the first set six three with the american feeling the pressure of committing almost twice as many unforced errors in six three seven six would end their twenty four year old djokovic for the title here in two thousand and eight but lost to the three time grand slam champion in the final of this year's australian open on the semifinals of the room. a thirteen point loss is perhaps not the best way for new zealand to build confidence with a group the world cup under a month away but that's what happened when they met south africa in the tri nations on soph and no love lost between the sides you should try a nation's title since two thousand and one rival a lot cocky both ensemble whitelock squaring up to each other if in a first ten minutes the resulting penalty from mourning a stain would put the whole six nil all staying very much on for him with the boot sitting over another couple of penalties. this dropkick to make it fifteen nothing said africa just i would like influential purrin