los angeles model implementing led street lighting in places as diverse as bogota, colombia and melbourne, australia. projects on clean fuel vehicles that had been talked about, hybrid diesel buses, garbage trucks and also eventually infrastructure for electric cars. these are all things were implementing and projects around the world. water systems, go to a place like long than. 5000-year-old infrastructure, the same is true in many cities in the united states. the pumps for that water are the biggest energy users that that most cities have, and he can use smart meeting, you can install more energy-efficient palms, repair the leaks, and whether things that we use much, much less energy in the water systems all run the country. these are practical things that mayors and governors have control over. we started in urban areas because urban areas use 75% of all the energy in the world and therefore if you are going to get energy efficient you want to start their but it can be done in small towns as well as large cities. we are and kasem projects in clean energy that has been talked about tod

from prague and attached it to the dancing body and put it all together over a park scene shot in melbournede to look like manhattan. yet even with this kind of technology, it doesn't always work. >> there's only really one in 50 one in a hundred that have the amount of success of that this ad has. >> reporter: cute kids help. >> you feel an attachment to these kids once you've disassembled them and recreated them. >> you can't get too attached to them. (laughter) >> reporter: but the rest of the world already has.Ñi mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> couric: weird. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. >>> from the first local station with news in high definition, this is 9news now. >>> tonight in your only local news at 7:00, zero tolerance, metro changes its policies when it comes to drivers texting on the job. neighborhoods afraid, a quiet wheaton community is shaken after seven people police say are kecketeded to a gang -- connected to a gang are arrested for a deadly attack, and far from over, d.c. councilm

from prague and attached it to the dancing body and put it all together over a park scene shot in melbournede to look like manhattan. yet even with this kind of technology, it doesn't always work. >> there's only really one in 50 one in a hundred that have the amount of success of that this ad has. >> reporter: cute kids help. >> you feel an attachment to these kids once you've disassembled them and recreated them. >> you can't get too attached to them. (laughter) >> reporter: but the rest of the world already has.Ñi mark phillips, cbs news, london. >> couric: weird. and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric. thanks for watching. see you tomorrow. good night. >>> this is "entertainment tonight" in high definition. >>> tonight, in the michael jackson/"e.t." investigation. where is the body? >> "e.t." cameras literally caught the trail of the casket at forest lawn cemetery. >> what we know right now. >> i think they did have sex. >> you do? >> i do. >> michael's dermatologist on debbie and drugs. >> i knew at one point he was using diprivan. >> and is there controversy b

>>> the melbourne international film festival has become the target of hackers with an agenda. the australian festival is screening "the ten conditions of love." it profiles an exile member of the uighurs. hackers are hacking into the website. demand they apologize to the chinese people for showing that film. the attack was tracked to shanghai. the online attacks appear to be part of a campaign to suppress the film. >>> a wisconsin man saw his young daughter's illeness as a test of his faith. he could serve jail time for her death. >>> a break in the shooting death of a u.s. border patrol agent. mexican police arrested four people. the suspects are part of an immigrant smuggling ring. they won't say what evidence they have against them. police do say one of the suspects told them a man arrested friday was actually the shooter. agent robert rosas was killed on thursday while investigating a report of an illegal boarding cross near san diego. u.s. investigators say some of his attracters may have been injured in the shooting. they asked u.s. and mexican hospitals to report people

her family's house in brisbane, australia nine years ago but was recently found alive and well in melbournea microchip in muffy's neck led police to her owners. >>> the breaking news into michael jackson's story. we'll dig deeper in the search warrants investigators served at dr. conrad murray's office. what they founded is frankly stunning. >>> also, if the iranian government thought the uprising was over, it thought wrong. we'll bring you the latest on a massive new outpouring when "360" continues. >>> randi kaye obtained a copy of the search warrant investigators served two days ago when they searched the home and office of michael jackson's personal physician, dr. conrad murray. it spells out what they were looking for and what they took. randi joins us from los angeles. what surprises you most about what they found at dr. murray's properties. >> reporter: there's a lot of surprising information in here, anderson. the search warrant says they were looking for evidence demonstrating excessive crimes of prescriptions and manslaughter. they were looking for medications administered and pre

someone spotted the dog during melbourne during an animal cruelty investigation but fortunately he had microchip in the net which helped investigators track down the owners. >> we left her with friends and we thought she just ran away. pretty upset, pretty devastating losing her. she was my first dog. i thought she ran away. didn't think we'd ever get her back and now we got her back. >> we're happy to report that vets say muffy is recovering well and should be able to go home next week. >>> the news tonight is far from over. brian is off now. here's shawn with the news edge at 11:00. >>> let bygones be beer gones. that's the message from the white house tonight. president obama brothering his own informal peace talk between a massachus

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the 54-year-old was with his family near melbourne beach yesterday when lightning struck hill.ushed to the hospital. he didn't make it. his wife and son suffered minor burns as well. >>> mike has now been immortalized in wax again. the statue of the late king of pop was unveiled today in london. it is the 13th wax statue of jackson. he died would weeks ago today. a few lucky fans who won a competition were on hand as they statue was unveiled. >> hybrids and other green vehicles are hotter than ever. consumers are buying them up and anxious to take advantage of their fuel efficiency and earth-friendly features. now car makers are also taking a second look at an old fuel. diesel. it is even cleaner. michelle franzen has the story. >> reporter: this toyota unveiled the prius in 2001. the cars become the top seller for green vehicles. while more companies, including u.s. automakers, rolled out their own electric or hydrogen models, a choice shows the cleaner vehicles arrived and are giving hybrid as run for their money. >> clean diesel is more efficient and cleaner and application

large bobcat is on the prowl in the melbourne area.ese photos -- well, not those photos, those feet oh were snapped by a 16-year-old that saw the giant cat in their backyard. a big bobcat. residents are concerned for the children and pets in the area. in reept weeks, a zuk aduck and cats have been foundea dd. bobcat sightingsin are common i that area. >>> a unique deployment for an armored personnel carrier unit from the south carolina armey r army national guard. 28 pcs pushed off a barge and into an inlet off the state's coast today. they will become part of an artificial reef that the guard began building in 1997. this reef includes old barges, cement trucks, tires, concrete blocks, and officials with the south carolina national guard say the reef has provided a home for fish in the area. and it is it helped to improve the marine life. >> when our broadcast continues, new study showed that traffic in the d.c. area, believe it or not, is getting worse. >> and what have you got for us? >> nationals not having such a good time out in c

in places as diverse as bogota columbia and melbourne, australia. progress on clean fuel vehicles, they have been talked about, hybrid vehicle buses, garbage trucks and also eventually of research for electric cars. these are all things we're implementing and projects around the world. water systems, places like london, 1500 you're own infrastructure and the same is true in many systems in the nuys states. the pump without water and the biggest energy is the biggest energy they have a inouye can use marra to energy and passion palms and repair the lakes and do other things that we use much less energy and water systems around the country. these are of practical things that mayors and governors have control over. we started in urban areas because the use of a percent of energy in the world and therefore if you get energy-efficient you want to stretch their but it can be done in small towns as well as cities. we are in addition promising clean energy that have been talked about today. we believe that also fuels will continue to be a fundamental source

in melbourne, australia, fans huddled in the chilly weather to catch a glimpse.ht to tears. and hundreds gathered for a candlelight vigil last night outside the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. >>> u.s. officials are trying to find out who's behind a series of cyber attacks on government agencies over the past few days. the websites at the treasury department, secret service, federal trade commission and transportation department were all affected. it's unclear if these attacks are linked to a similar attack on 12,000 government websites in south korea. some officials there think north korean hackers may be to blame. >>> google's announcing today that it's developing an operating system for personal come suitors based on its chrome brouszer. it's a direct challenge to microsoft whose windows operating system controls the vast majority of pcs. >>> a southwest airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing tuesday at baltimore-washington international airport, after striking about 40 birds during takeoff. the plane immediately returned to the airport, and no on

a large bobcat is on the prowl in melbourne area. let's take a look at some photos. there they are.se were snapped by a 16-year-old who saw the giant cat in her back yard. residents say they don't want the bobcat harmed but they're concerned for the children and pets in the area. in recent weeks, a duck and two cats have been found dead and the bobcat is suspected. florida wildlife officials say the bobcat sightings are common in the area and there aren't any records of bobcats attacking humans. >> yet. >> but cats, dogs. >> news 4's always looking for jobs for you. dominion hospital in falls church is looking for a social worker. applicants should have at least three years experience. for more details, visit nbcwashington.com and search jobs 4 you. >> still ahead, a familiar face from the nbc prime time lineup that may make a run for congress. >> not that man, but that man will be joining us live in our studio to answer your questions. >> we're waking up to another gorgeous day. weather and traffic on thes coming up when we come back. y when it feels like a bazillion degrees, i jus

los angeles model implementing led street lighting in places as diverse as bogota, colombia and melbourne, australia. projects on clean fuel vehicles that had been talked about, hybrid diesel buses, garbage trucks and also eventually infrastructure for electric cars. these are all things were implementing and projects around the world. water systems, go to a place like long than. 5000-year-old infrastructure, the same is true in many cities in the united states. the pumps for that water are the biggest energy users that that most cities have, and he can use smart meeting, you can install more energy-efficient palms, repair the leaks, and whether things that we use much, much less energy in the water systems all run the country. these are practical things that mayors and governors have control over. we started in urban areas because urban areas use 75% of all the energy in the world and therefore if you are going to get energy efficient you want to start their but it can be done in small towns as well as large cities. we are and kasem projects in clean energy that has been talked about tod

. >> host: we are live on this independence day weekend from melbourne in virginia with revolutionary war historian john ferling biographer of washington and adams. the next call is from tulsa oklahoma. >> caller: thank-you for c-span. the previous e-mail stole my question as i teach history and many of my colleagues do believe that the founding of the nation and george washington was providential so i will go with a question, do you believe, what was president washington's position on slavery? did he believe the eventually it would be taken care of before the civil war? >> guest: i am glad you asked that question broke i cut a response short-term just before the break on a question. i think before the revolutionary war, washington did not give very much thought to slavery at all. he was a slave owner and a number of his slaves were growing. there is no indication in any of his right things he ever consider the morality of slavery but when washington came home from the revolutionary war, it was clear he had changed his outlook. i think it comes about for two reasons. on the one hand a

this amendment would remove $100,000 in funding for the florida institute of technology in melbourne, florida, to be used for, quote, activity based total accountbility. this, according to earmark sponsor's website, requested just short of $1 million to create a national government services standard program to provide guidelines for which the efficiency of government services can be compared. i will reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman from arizona reserves. for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> i rise in opposition to the gentleman's amendment. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. >> funding recommendations kin colluded in this bill on a bipartisan basis. we have scrutinized thousands of members' requests and recommended funding for those projects that the committee believes are most herer tos you. in addition, they were -- meritous. i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment and i yield the balance of my time. i recognize the gentleman from florida. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. >> immaterial too thank the gentle