is it hitting mexico city?s body that was found hanging from a bridge is a middle class area of mexico city, right by a hospital called the angeles hospital which is a -- one of the most top market hospitals. it has come to mexico city with a vengeance. up to now it hasn't. of course when hundreds of motorists see a headless body handing from a bridge in the middle of mexico city, it is pretty obvious. >> greta: james, thank you. >> coming up, is wisconsin governor's political to roll because of a recall? he goes on the record, next. >> the cast of jersey shore under fire. wait until you hear this. stay tuned. hi...do you happen to have any brilliant silver altimas? yea, right over here. look t 'em all. what about a black frontier with utilitrack? absolutely. oh, great, that's awesome. what about a platinum graphite rogue with touch-screen nav, bluetooth, and...a moonroof? with or without leather? we got 'em both. [ sighs ] i gotta get back. [ male announcer ] the most innovative cars are also the most availabl

i was with several friends in mexico city. we noticed you could see the soccer game on the tv screen and we looked up and saw him with the presidential sash at his face looking like he had been spooked. it was the next day already. he snuck in the back door because of the intense protests tied to taking control inside the senate. his first action in office was to raise the salary of the mexican army generals to appear in public in military uniform, send the army into the streets to wage a war on drugs. when he took office the year before, 2005, there were less than a thousand executions related to the drug trade. in 2006 the number went up to a thousand. in 2007 it would triple. in 2008 it would double. in 2010 it would double again. by 2010 more than 13,000 people were executed at your money in mexico leading to the number now of 41,000. that context is important. when he takes office drugs and drug violence although real and taking place was not the perception or danger to society has become. when protesters fought back agai

they went largely to guadalajara or to mexico city, where there was already a japanese community. in fact quite a notable one. and the -- so they escaped mass confinement. on the other hand, they were impoverished and their belongings were taken from them exempt for those who has mexican wifes to take care of their property and were forced to rely on the good will of the japanese community in mexico city. >> i'd like folks to come to the microphone and ask the question. >> go ahead, sir. i'll answer your question to you. [inaudible question] >> can you summarize very quickly the karamotsu case. >> you're speaking of the japanese american who challenged executive order 9066. this is as opposed to the duncan case in hawaii. the case of fred koromotsu was one of a small number of cases of americans of japanese ancestry who challenged executive order 9066 and mass removal, in the courts. this case he refused to leave the west coast, and he got caught. he had a nonjapanese girlfriend that he wanted to stay with. but once arrested, he decided that it was matter of principle and he was g

the biggest skating rink in mexico city, the biggest skating rink in the world. in mexico city? want to compete when ere's no competition. who else wants to cook the biggest taco in the world? nobody else does. can't have a market economy without commission. >> rose: you've got a goodecono. >> it's doing -- it will be growing maybe 4.5 this year. >> rose: better than us.better h barely. >> rose: better than europe.yeae growing at rates much higher, 7 or 8, like chil chile, peru, and argentina. >> rose: those who say numberont mexico, it's brazil. >> it makes mexicans upset. brazilians love to poke their fingers in our bellies and rub us the wrong way on this issue. they're right, they're doing very well. we're not doing w. we should be doing things they're not doing. >> rose: do they have anythingt? >> they don't have these traits of charter. for example, brazil is a country that is very strong immigrant -- >> rose: more european.and afrit exactly immigrants. ey were slaves. there was no congest, but genocide of the few communities that exist there when the spanish and portugues

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there were forced to rely on thr goodwill of the local japanese y community in mexico city. >> i'd like folks to come up to the microphone, please, and ask the question. >> go ahead, sir.qsti i'll answer your question, too. [inaudible question] >> okay. >> thank you. >> could you summarize very quickly. >> i have been asked. you are speaking of the japanese american who john is executiverd were 9066.6. this is as opposed to the duncan case in hawaii. the case was one of of americana of japanese ancestry heexecute challenged executive order 9066 and mass removal and the courts. in the case he refused to leavef the west coast, and he got caught.head he had done non-japanese gulf and he wanted to stay with. once arrested he decided it wase a matter of principle and he was going to not give up his giv citizenship rights.ight with the help of one of the branches of the american civil liberties union he brought ail suit challenging the basis of t his constitutional rights, theua government's policy of removing remo and confiningvi him.ow in the lower courts he wasconvte convicted of violating

he is visiting from mexico city, that's where he grew up. so he's just taking him around because his friend has never been in the bay area before. >> reporter: the san francisco district attorney's office tonight tells us vargas could have his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> many people heading to at at&t park for tonight's game said the hit and run on their mind. the giants said they will acknowledge the 9-year-old fan. from the team to the fans everybody says they are pulling for the boy's recovery. >> fans travel pretty well. i'm not surprised the family came down here. it's a tragedy this happened. >> a lot of people we talked to said it's extremely troublesome that the hit and run driver fled. >>> a child has drowned. officers say the mother was at home with the baby and another child, and lost track of the toddler for just a minute. the mother found the 15 -month-old in the families aboveground swimming pool. neither she nor paramedics could revive the little

thundershowers in mexico city today. 23 degrees. 39 in houston. same goes for oklahoma city. and then winnipeg coming in at 30 degrees. very hot day out here. now for europe, we are looking at a very long and active frontal system, stretches across western russia. again we are seeing widespread heavy rain as well as lots of thunderstorms occurring here. so very, very unstable conditions. out towards the west, a rain band moving into france. fairly scattered rain, but isolated areas should watch out for heavy downpours as well as strong thunderstorms, brushing against the southern u.k. as well and then eventually spreading into the low counties. london at 19 degrees with heavy rain. very warm in paris. 29. but with thundershowers. vienna warms up. stays hot in madrid, 36 degrees with the sunshine. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you for joining us.

it's these tall concrete high rise buildings and they have a problem in mexico city with that. >> when the when they do the ba, they've got four of them all the way around. >> here is the fire sprinklers. somebody accidentally hits the fire sprinklers. >> they bring the stove top of drum, 55 foot high, retur run to turn it off and the other guy gets the next 55-gallon garbage can. >> it used to be, if you fire sprinklered your building, you got a real cut on your insurance. now if you fire sprinkler your building, insurance companies are thinking, the water damage is so high, maybe the rates should go up. >> it gets a minute to a minute and a half before that fills up. >> that's why they have four on a floor, and keep filling it off. one guy goes to turn it off and another guy goes to get the next drum, he brings it over and gets the next drum and pulse i pumz . >> i think that's all for today. i want to thank the building owners for letting us use their beautiful space. thank you all and we'll see you on the third thursday next month. [ ♪music ] [ ♪music ] >> for those of us on the bo

thundershowers in mexico city today. 23 degrees. 39 in houston. same goes for oklahoma city. and then winnipeg coming in at 30 degrees. very hot day out here. now for europe, we are looking at a very long and active frontal system, stretches across western russia. again we are seeing widespread heavy rain as well as lots of thunderstorms occurring here. so very, very unstable conditions. out towards the west, a rain band moving into france. fairly scattered rain, but isolated areas should watch out for heavy downpours as well as strong thunderstorms, brushing against the southern u.k. as well and then eventually spreading into the low counties. london at 19 degrees with heavy rain. very warm in paris. 29. but with thundershowers. vienna warms up. stays hot in madrid, 36 degrees with the sunshine. here is your extended forecast now. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you for joining us. >> this program airs statewide on california public television, and is a "california's gold" classic. well, hello everybody. i'm huell ho

he was arrested in a raid in the house of the exco -- in the outskirts of mexico city. he is said to be the leader of the drug gang. a brazilian judge known for her work against organized crime has been shot dead. she was gunned down by gunmen outside her home. the judge was known for convicting members of vigilante gangs with links to corrupt police officers. police officers in england have been countering criticism of their efforts to quell the riots which erupted across the country earlier this week. they may get some lessons from this country. former los angeles police chief says he is being approached by david cameron to invite britain's police and will meet with them next month. what is there to be learned from the l.a. approach? >> requesting an additional units. >> a regular afternoon police patrol in gang land, south central los angeles. >> i have two guns on me. this one has no safety, just pull the trigger. if i am dead on the ground, feel free to defend yourself. >> there is still lots of tension and violence here, but it is much calmer than it was 20 years

his parents live in mexico city and sent him away to college in the u.s. so, you know, as -- he does not have too many friends up in the bay area. >> he just graduated from cal state east bay and enrolled in graduate courses there in the fall. the giants and the philly fans are coming together to rally around the little boy in hopes he will make a full recovery. who might be visiting the boy in the hospital when he does? >> go phillies. >> reporter: they are phillyy fanatics, diehards outside of a t&t park. adam and his girlfriend flew in and they are pulling for the 9- year-old. >> when you travel from philadelphia to san francisco to see the phillies play you must really love the phillyies and you want to see them play, of course. i hope the kid is okay. and i will be pulling for him. i would like for someone to bring him around and let me meet him some time. >> they travel pretty well. i am not surprised families come out here. my family would travel. it is a shame something like that would happen. >> a young boy that lives tphaoe philadelphia is in cri

the attack happened in broad daylight and in a city that is mexico's industrial capital, one of the wealthiesties of mexico, which used to be one of of latin america. >> do we know what has been the motivation -- what has triggered this attack? >> there is no clear indication yet. authorities work " -- were quick to blame the problems with organized crime that the city has been dealing with for the last few months. this could be attributed to some kind of turf that the different cartels are fighting for in the area. whenever we see violence flared up in parts of mexico, it is because they are fighting over key parts for their trafficking business or extortion or kidnapping business. but we do not know yet why they would aim at a casino where customers are gambling were having lunch at this time of the day when there are men working at the site. there is no clear indication of that and officials have been reluctant to issue any kind of indication as to why this happened. >> we will leave that. in other news, authorities on the east coast of the united states from north carolina to new york city

historically no modern high-rise building has ever collapsed in a major event except for one building in mexico city where it was designed as an office building and the government converted it to a book warehouse. and they filled the floors up this high with paper. which effectivelily mad effectie building three times heavier than it ld

. >> he spent two to three days in nogales and took a bus to hhermosillo and from mexico city flew toondon. >> when they ran his passport they found an american warrant for h his arrest. within days he was flying back to the u.s. accompanied by federal marshalls. he landed in atlanta. peoria arizona police detectives were there waiting. they interrogated him in this room at the airport. >> state your name, sir. >> okay. >> this case wasn't a who done it. my biggest interest was to find out why it happened. >> and to try to get al-maleki to confess to purposely running down noor and amal. >> i think you are a man that is trying to do the right thing by your family and by your kids and everything else, okay. i understand that. and what happens more often is that good people like yourself get into a situation and for a split second in their lives they make a very bad decision and i know this was not an accident. >> i lost control. >> i will not believe that you suddenly lose control of your car, no. you pointed your jeep at both of them and you struck them. >> i lost control and i don't

. >> he spent two to three days in nogales and took a bus to hhermosillo and from mexico city flew to london. >> when they ran his passport they found an american warrant for h his arrest. within days he was flying back to the u.s. accompanied by federal marshalls. he landed in atlanta. peoria arizona police detectives were there waiting. they interrogated him in this room at the airport. >> state your name, sir. >> okay. >> this case wasn't a who done it. my biggest interest was to find out why it happened. >> and to try to get al-maleki to confess to purposely running down noor and amal. >> i think you are a man that is trying to do the right thing by your family and by your kids and everything else, okay. i understand that. and what happens more often is that good people like yourself get into a situation and for a split second in their lives they make a very bad decision and i know this was not an accident. >> i lost control. >> i will not believe that you suddenly lose control of your car, no. you pointed your jeep at both of them and you struck them. >> i lost control and i don'

. >> he spent two to three days in nogales and took a bus to hhermosillo and from mexico city flew to london. >> when they ran his passport they found an american warrant for h his arrest. within days he was flying back to the u.s. accompanied by federal marshalls. he landed in atlanta. peoria arizona police detectives were there waiting. they interrogated him in this room at the airport. >> state your name, sir. >> okay. >> this case wasn't a who done it. my biggest interest was to find out why it happened. >> and to try to get al-maleki to confess to purposely running down noor and amal. >> i think you are a man that is trying to do the right thing by your family and by your kids and everything else, okay. i understand that. and what happens more often is that good people like yourself get into a situation and for a split second in their lives they make a very bad decision and i know this was not an accident. >> i lost control. >> i will not believe that you suddenly lose control of your car, no. you pointed your jeep at both of them and you struck them. >> i lost control and i don'

police caught the kingpin in a raid on a safe house outside mexico city, and the gang was accused of extreme violence. drug violence in mexico has reportedly killed 30,000 people sense the president launched a crackdown against cartels in 2006. >> the suspect in the case of a woman missing in aruba says she vanished while snorkeling. new there is word other women say that man has a history of strange behavior. stay tuned. >> this is "studio b" at the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. new details on the suspect being held in the disappearance of this woman, 35-year-old robyn gardner would vanished last week from the very same town in aruba where natalee holloway went missing six years ago. this 50-year-old is being held. they met on match.com and he says they went new york -- went snorkeling and she vanished in the ocean. abc reports that four women have said that he has exhibited strange and aggressive behavior in the past. phil keating with the news from south florida. how extensively is the f.b.i. involved in this? phil: well, they are involved. having conducted a

helicopter down near mexico city. all crimes committed with guns sent to mexico with u.s.ent consent. >> guns that we saw these individuals buy were turning up at crime scenes in the united states and mexico of the yet we still did nothing. >> reporter: nothing while fast and furious guns showed pup in the hands of cartels. -- showed up in the hands of cartels. >> it confirms what many mexicans believe there's this conspiracy from the united states to sell guns to mexico. >> reporter: conspiracy or poor judgment in letting guns walk? >> fast and furious was unique. in the past a suspected buyer would be arrested in the parking lot or down the street. in fast and furious they were recruited, multiple sales approved, no arrests and no surveillance outside the store. >> reporter: that allowed a handful of young thugs to buy thousands of guns. >> a straw buy a kid who is 18 to 25, maybe up to 30-years-old. who needs a couple hundred extra bucks and knows somebody that knows somebody that has a way to make a couple extra bucks. they walk into a store, fill out a form. buy a cou

. >> his parents live in mexico city, they sent him away to school.he doesn't have a lot of friends in the bay area, so i'm glad his family thinks of me as one of his good friend. >>> he could have his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> phillies manager charlie manuel echoes the sentiments of philadelphia and the bay area that he hopes white makes a speedy recovery. >> i hope he's okay, i hope someone brings him around and let me meet him sometime. >> reporter: manuel said that traveling from philadelphia to san francisco is the mark of a true fan. and he says he's hoping to visit the young man at the hospital. >>> the fire department has 35 new firefighters as of tonight. the 35 men and women were sworn in today after completing a challenging 14 week training program. this was the san francisco fire department's first new class of recruits in almost six years. one new firefighters said she was inspired by seeing how happy veteran firefighters were with their jobs. >> it was very di

. >> his parents, you know live in mexico city. sent him away to college to the u.s. so you know he doesn't have too many friends up in the bay area so i am glad that his family considers me as one of his good friends. >>> vargas has been booked under felony hit and run. he's under psychiatric observation in the jail. learn what his friend says vargas was doing in san francisco before he allegedly hit those two people and fled the scene. david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> the giant-philly game is set to start in about two hours. an enthusiastic bunch of fans from the philadelphia area are here for the game. but cheering on their team has become almost secondary after the crash last night that critically injured 9-year-old ryan white. coming up you will hear from san francisco mayor ed lee and from philadelphia phillies manager charlie manuel who has a message for the white family. >>> the search is on for a boy kidnapped. you may have seen the amber alerts. the child was abducted in atascadero. janine de la vega is live there now at the command center. janine police say

. >> his parents live in mexico city, they sent him away to school.he doesn't have a lot of friends in the bay area, so i'm glad his family thinks of me as one of his good friend. >>> he could have his first court appearance on tuesday afternoon. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> phillies manager charlie manuel echoes the sentiments of philadelphia and the bay area that he hopes white makes a speedy recovery. >> i hope he's okay, i hope someone brings him around and let me meet him sometime. >> reporter: manuel said that traveling from philadelphia to san francisco is the mark of a true fan. and he says he's hoping to visit the young man at the hospital. >>> the fire department has 35 new firefighters as of tonight. the 35 men and women were sworn in today after completing a challenging 14 week training program. this was the san francisco fire department's first new class of recruits in almost six years. one new firefighters said she was inspired by seeing how happy veteran firefighters were with their jobs. >> it was very di

i heard her when i was 15 years old coming from mexico city. i grew up in corpse christy and we got the broadcast. and she was called maria menuhine callas. her last name was callas. she was singing jidla and rig let owe, i remember. i liked opera from the time i was seven. i had a wild nun who came with a phone graphic catholic school. i loved it. it was like ice cream. it was beautiful. people asked me how i get to love opera. i said you shouldn't get to love opera. it's like learning to love chocolate ice cream. i learned to love opera. >> charlie: this is all infused by that passion. >> yes. and the enormous emotion in the opera and influenced me as a playwright. my actors wear these characters on their sleeves. i feel what they feel. i write long monologues, duets, trios and war test. >> charlie: what about the performance of this character, the message is inherent in what he is saying that he is in fact callous, how he thinks about art. >> i'm interested in teachers, i had good teachers and callas claims she never had any good teachers. s

we do know oswald did visit the cuban embassy in mexico city shortly before the assassination and perhaps got some sort of signal or communication there. but what we know for sure oswald, he was in the soviet union when the bay of pigs happened and was infuriated by it. and thought he was doing fidel castro a favor by going after john kennedy. so indirectly, yes, i do think the bay of pigs definitely leads to the assassination. it may have had a more direct link but that's very difficult maybe impossible to prove. over here, please. i'll come to you in a second. >> what's confusing to me is if after the first day of the invasion it became very clear that the u.s. is behind it, and then if it was known that without the secondary air strikes on the 17th, the invasion was doomed, are you basically stating that because kennedy was afraid of light the match against the soviet union that he was willing to sacrifice the 1400 men for the good of the bigger picture? >> it's a haunting question. >> how you portrayed this, whether we're in favor or not in favor of war or in favor or not in favor of

protest breaking out in mexico city today.d mayor of monterey quit. meanwhile there are reports two people have been arrested in connection with the attack. hugo chavez staying in cuba where he has previous treatments. he checked into a military hospital saturday. thanking venezuelians for praying for his help and saying his treatment is going well. he under went surge grow to remove cancer cells from his abdomen region. oo you are watching the most powerful name in news fox news channel. >> the real issue we are going to have to deal with now is flooding. this storm is transitioning flooding event. some rivers haven't pressed it yet it is still remaining. we are prepared for what that means for shelter transportation infrastructure and positions with urban search and rescrescu michael grimm republican staten island on the spot. governor chris christie another star in the republican party had some moments when he was tough as nails some suggest he was over aggressive, other times more compassionate and one bufrs the ground try

>> i studied spanish and lived in mexico city. yes. a little bit. >> very impressive.tell what you is coming up at the top of the hour. mitt romney taking off the gloves a little bit. not only going after president obama but indirectly going after rick perry, the -- let's call him the front-runner right now for the republican presidential nomination. we're all over the political stories. what's going on. we have a lot of follow up on what is going on. as far as hurricane irene is concerned. we're watching new development unfolding in libya. we're checking in with all of our correspondence. lots of news happening right now and we'll have it all at the top of the hour. i'll see you in atlanta. >> bye, mr. blitzer. >>> and now from libya, a disturbing story about the brutal stur ree that we've uncovered. in the one of his daughters, daughters in law did horrific things and now we can tell you more. but just a warning, some of these images, they are tough to watch. here, dan rivers. >> what you're about to see is difficult to watch. god only knows how painful it is for her

well, it even met, they met with the men in mexico city in march of 09 to formalize their relationshipy's office will not comment. in records they don't deny that he was an informant, only that he did not act with the u.s. consent. a former dea director claims she had no knowledge of this agreement. others tell us that what is described here is not unprecedented. sometimes you get in bed with the bad guy to get the guy who is worse. the danger of course is that if dea's relationship with the sinaloa cartel is made public it is likely to be embarrassing to us and angering many in mexico. back to you. shannon: very dangerous. thank you for keeping us updated. this is fox news alert in new orleans a jury has just convicted five current and former police officers in shootings that took place right after hurricane katrina you'll remember this. the charges stem from an apparent cover up fro of the shooting. they say they shoot at six unarmed people trying to cross a bridge. two of those people died. kris gutierrez is live with us. >> reporter: they were responding to an officer down distress

later the dea wanted to get closer to them and so they set up a meeting at the sheridan hotel, mexico cityea agents, manny and david, allegedly gave him immune and i'm quoting now from the pleadings: quote, the cartel was given carte blanche to continue to smuggle tons of illicit drugs into the united states, and were protected from arrest and prosecution in return for providing information on rival cartels and experts we spoke to in this say typically when we use informants we have a written agreement and they doubt there is one in this case, but as a show of good faith we maybe did allow drugs into the u.s., and the former dea director, karen tandy, who our department of justice producer reached out to, says and i'm quoting, i do not have any knowledge of this and it doesn't sound right from my experience. we will see what happens as a result of this, and, where the pleadings go in this case in chicago. alisyn: william lajeunesse, thanks for bringing this to our attention. bill: now the feds saying it is trying to curb illegal gun trafficking, especially along the southern border with me

the dea even met with them in mexico city in march of sphaeuz 09.sinaloa cartel was given carte blanche to continue to smuggle tons of illicit drugs into the united states and were proceed spechted from arrest and prosecution in return for providing information on rival cartels. the ea and u.s. attorneys' office will not comment to us. the u.s. doesn't deny in court words that he was an informant, only he did not ask with their consent. a former dea director told us that she had no knowledge of this and says it doesn't sound right to her, the bottom line is, however, that this is a defense effort to get the dea on the stand or at least get their records that will describe this relationship with the cartel, which is embarrassing to us and seen as a betrayal in mexico where the story is exploding. back to you. jenna: very interesting our relationship potentially between the government and as you mention a drug cartel. one to watch. thank you very much. william la jeunesse in l.a. today. rick: quick break. when we come back the leaders of congress, rep

the intermountain west with the monsoonal flow through to mexico up to salt lake city including denver. everywhere on the west coast we'll be dry today. just depends on your elevation or location for temperatures. interior will be warm, along the coast slightly cooler. today no rainfall at all. temperatures look very nice, especially the pacific northwest. if you're watching us on krnv news 4 in reno, see hand carved frames made of various material including 22 karat gold. at the triumph of craftsmanship. >> did somebody say gold? or was it diamonds? >> no, no diamonds. just gold. don't be greedy. >>> here's an early look at this morning's headlines in entertainment, in case you had any doubt remaining that charlie sheen will never return to "2 and a half men" this should put it to it. the character sheen played on the show is not only dead the episode will revolve around the funeral being held for him. >>> talk about beatles reunion or at least paul mccartney at the opening ceremonies in london has been premature at best. a rep for sir paul says there have been discussions but there i

the reported drug kingpin oscar garcia believed to be behind hundreds of killings was arrested in mexico city's believed to be the leader of the hands with eyes cartel. meantime, the two marines who were arrested from the pacific ocean after their jet went down are recovering at a san diego naval hospital. at least one of them had serious injuries including a broken arm and broken leg. they were floating in the sea for four hours before they were discovered. no word on the cause of the crash. >> meanwhile, it was supposed to be a private ceremony to mark the return of 30 american troops killed in last weekend's chopper crash in afghanistan, actually an attack on the chopper. but to the surprise of the pentagon, and the victims' families, a white house photographer snapped this picture of president obama in silhouette. you can see him screen right at the event. this despite the request of 19 of the families asking for no media coverage at all. 19 families said don't -- don't release anything. but the white house did. did they violate the families' wishes? joining us is the white house military

city and on i-80 across nebraska. slick on i-40 from memphis to amarillo, texas and wet on i-40 and 35 in arizona and mexico. >>> if you'reng today, are possible in just a few ays cities including denver and memphis. >>> after a week-long nationwide manhunt three florida siblings have been captured. >> we got their latest mug shots overnight. this is how the so-called dougherty gang looks now after a dramatic high-speed chase and another shootout with police. >> but in thend their final standoff wasn't as violent as police had feared. abc's ryan owens is following the story from walsenburg, colorado. >> reporter: the trio so many thought would never be caught alive was on a lonely stretch of colorado highway. police chased the so-called dougherty gang down this interstate for 20 miles at speeds of 100 miles an hour. >> the subjects fired at pursuing officers. and then there were shots fired at the crash site. >> reporter: two of the young suspects were arrested right after the crash. one brother ran for it. but was captured by these daring construction workers. >> he did give up without too much of a struggle. i think he

there are people migrating from the countryside throughout mexico into the cities and then north and in brazil people are migrating from the countryside to cities, that's the first chain of migration is usually not out of one's country, but from the countryside to a city. bangladesh, obviously, very paymently is threatened by sea -- very famously is threatened by sea level rises, and already people from bangladesh are going into india. india has militarized the border with bangladesh, and that's going to be a site of crucial conflict around migration caused by climate change because you have a muslim population on one side, a hindu-dominated multicultural society in india, and particularly a hindu right that really does not like muslim migrants. so that's a site of potential conflict. in terms of why climate scientists aren't making more of tipping points, i think they are arguing that tipping points are crucial, and that's why they're arguing for radical mitigation -- >> but they did, they're talking about doing things now, but they're not really looking at when they will occur. in

. >>> one of mexico's most notorious druglords is in custody this morning, captured after a shoot-out in the northern city of chihuahua. officials say he's to blame for the deaths of up to 1,500 people in mexico's ongoing drug wars. hattie kaufmann has his story. >> reporter: even by the standards of mexico's vicious drug war it was a shocking attack. last july in the city of juarez, paramedics rushed to save the life of a policeman who has been shot when a car bomb claims their lives as well. the policeman was a decoy. mexican authorities paraded the alleged mastermind before cameras, jose antonio acosta hernandez, known as el diego was arrested friday after a shoot-out with police in the northern city of chihuahua. on twitter president philippe calderon described the arrest as a maximum blow to the juarez cartel. >> this is a tactical removal of an individual that is very capable of killing and killing at a very frenzied pace. >> reporter: the reputed enforcer for the juarez cartel led a gang of hitmen and corrupt cops, allegedly ordered 1,500 killings. the juarez and cenloa drug gangs are fighting a ru

mexico to the new york city in the 1990's with the crime numbers soared, rudy guiliani increase the number of police are pushes by 20 percent crime of homicide rate dropped to record lows. he was able to do this in large part to government funding. we go to los angeles the city with the second-highest zeroth game members nationwide that have added thousands of officers to the street in 2008 added a program called summer night lights, something that could spark to recreational center to open until midnight offers snacks for use, and employs hundreds of camp counselors. it has reduced and, by 57% in the last few years. now we come to teen curfew in the ordering these are two areas that may argue will not be able to enforce because of the number of officers that oakland has on the street. many argue that this will not work because oakland has 17 officers for every 10,000 people. most cities have between 30 and 40 officers for every 10,000. reporting in the studio i am gerald kron4 news. >> a restaurant in mission district is closed for business and after one of its employees was shot in the h

city of chihuahua. hattie kauffman has the violent background. >> reporter: even by the standards of mexico's vicious drug war it was a shocking attack. last july in the city of juarez paramedics rushed to save the life of a policeman who has been shot. when a car bomb claimed their lives as well. the policeman was a decoy. today mexican authority approximates paraded the alleged master mind before cameras. jose antonio a cost ar hernandez knowns el diego was arrested friday after a shoot-out with police in the northern city of chihuahua. on twitter mexican president fell ep aye calderon describes the arrest as a maximum blow to the juarez cartel. >> this is a very good tactical removal of an individual is very capable of killing and killing at a very frenzied pace. >> reporter: the reputed enforcer for the juarez cartel, led a gang of hitmen and corrupt cops. he allegedly ordered 1500 killings including the braz endrive-by murders of two americans u.s. consullate employee lesley enrique and her husband were gunned down leaving a child's better day party last year. their infant daughter was uninjured in t

we're called in to testify on mexico city policy. that's whether or not our tax dollars, and you know what obama did with that, tax dollars would be used to pay for abortions in third world countries. i'm there as the head of the pro-life women's caucus. nina lowey, another grandma is there head of the pro-choice caucus. it's an emotional time for me because it's always a spiritual thing when you're going after abortion, but chris smith, congressman from new jersey who is a hero that i cannot -- i can't sing his praises enough in regard to his stand on life -- when he makes his opening comments on the screens on both sides of the room, he says a few things, but what's on the screen is a 3-d ultrasound. wow. it would have been poignant enough, except a week before that, i was at the 3-d ultrasound of one of our grandchildren. as i sat there and i looked at that precious image, i thought of the little baby coming into our family that we already cherished, and i looked at the chairman of that subcommittee who was then, the democrat cont

at the time because after the nine hundred thirty five going just down to mexico reconstruction plan which aim to rebuild the city make a. around an impressive many new foundations along the way the streets and alleys were constructed if you want to forget. the eight hundred and fifty one of the history of moscow a number of old foundations were rebuilt and were still was at pushkin square. because of the cold climates outdoor fountains only operate in moscow during the warm season usually from a small tree but. at the beginning of spring they really launch back into the city and are a welcome addition to several cold winter months. the main fountain to add a whole theory as is the beautiful says you can see here cool the full seasons. the creator to the top sellers alley the ground cutting appeal to provide hours of how to entertain is just the way a street will come back. on cold windy days it's best to stay away. in the among these young people love this town since many often come away soaking wet. little tontine is very beautiful and also those closer to red square and amazing just to create an atmosphere of

an attack on a casino in northern mexico has left at least fifty three people dead and twelve injury armed men broke into a building in the city of monterrey and the facilities were flammable liquid that said they heard three explosions before the fire started as one of mexico's deadliest attacks since president calderon launched his offensive against drug cartels five years ago. the son of an assassinated pakistani governor has been kidnapped in the eastern city of lahore witnesses say it happened when he was in his car after being stopped by four men on motorbikes his father governor of punjab province was killed by his bodyguard for his opposition to a controversial blasphemy law earlier this year the family says they've since received threats from the taliban and extremist groups. well this is live for you twenty four hours a day you can watch the news whenever you want to anywhere anytime that dot com here's a quick look at one of the lineup for you right now online and new york police on the cia. for racial profiling and discrimination as of a much as they collected intelligence on muslims in operations. and a superstar

mexico's deadly war on drugs. ruthless cartels have stepped up the violence, in one city in particular, ambushing police and leaving everyone to live in constant fear. mark potter reports tonight on the war next door. >> reporter: just south of the u.s. border, mexico's vicious drug war is unrelenting. authorities say in the small town of ascension, gunmen kidnapped and killed the police chief, and then killed 31 of his men. fearing they could be next, the town's 26 remaining officers turned in their guns and quit, leaving the town unprotected. 24 hours later, federal soldiers were deployed to replace the local police and try to restore order that is on a major drug smuggling route into the u.s. >> probably the weakest part of president calderon's strategy is that he went out after these organizations without having the criminal justice system, which could investigate and prosecute them and try them. >> reporter: the government of president felipe calderon under pressure to demonstrate it is winning the war against cartels paraded captured drug lords in front of the cameras last week. one man smiled defiantly. guns

and i can see you know in northern mexico has left at least fifty three people dead and twelve injured our man broke into the building in the city of monterrey and doused the facilities with a flammable liquid witnesses said they heard three explosions before the fire started it was mexico's deadliest attacks since president calderon launched his answer against drug cartels five years ago. the son of a assassinated pakistani governor has been kidnapped in the eastern city of lahore witnesses say it happened when he was in his car after being stopped by for a man on motorbikes his father a governor of punjab province was killed by his bodyguard for his opposition to a controversial glass for me a lot earlier this year the family says they have since received threats from the taliban and extremist groups. they were too marty coming to live from moscow it's time now for the latest in our close obsequious where we explore and discover parts of russia. and today we are in the care of region it's famous for its natural beauty and stunning countryside and as we explore the region artie's eager abroad with explains how people there are