lester, thanks. >>> of course thousands are missing in japan, and no one wants to assume that missing in this tragedy means presumed dead in all cases. doing anything, though, in the quake zone, finding anyone is so difficult right now because of logistics and communications. there has been some good news amid the tragedy. our colleague, ann curry, is in minamisanriku, which just a few days ago looked the way you'd expect a small populated village to look tonight. it's all but gone. ann, good evening to you. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. it is tuesday morning here at minamisanriku, and this is what is left of it. it is one of the most devastated towns in the hardest hit region of this epic disaster. thousands here still do not know what has happened to their missing loved ones. nbc news obtained this new home video of the tsunami as it struck. you can hear people yelling "hurry, run" to the victims below. as the wave four stories high raged six miles inland in the coastal fishing village of minamisanriku. 10,000 of its 17,000 residents are still missing. this woman, unable

i'm hoping we'll be able to share and she can go to miss texas as well, miss bexar county, and we can both share the crowns. >> no comment. >> reporter: pageant officials didn't want to talk about the verdict but the attorney had plenty to say. >> i think the jury was confused. after interviewing the jurors, i certainly believe that. and i think the judge is mistaken in the law. >> reporter: despite all she's been through, ramirez says she still believes in pageants and hopes other girls won't be turned off by her experience. >> love the skin you're in. strive for your dreams. never give up on anything because you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: the attorney for

megan clementi, you are our new miss florida usa for 2010!egan: they called her as the first runner-up, and i got really emotional, because i knew that this was the moment i had been waiting for for five seasons. alan: the good news is, megan, the first thing she said to me is, "a) i won miss florida, b) i'm still keeping my job." then the next thing she said was, "unless i win miss usa, and then i have to quit." megan: this has impacted my life in a huge way. i want to devote myself to being miss florida usa as much as i possibly can, because there's so much i want to do for the title, and using the title i can benefit so many not-for-profits in our state that it's ridiculous. knowing that, it takes a huge chunk out of my life, which includes my work. so it's basically down to about one day a week that i'll be wkingat muscle car, anthe rest of toing our state.e lori, usess. car workout e geina tarthessts for the '23 t-buck.

i mean, i'm not speaking like miss daisy, because miss daisy feels quite differently. the interesting thing, though, about flourine seems to me that flourine is trying to get her husband, my son away from his jewish roots. >> assimilation. >> she's determined to get him away. she wants to be totally in the top gear of the... the class as well as faith and religion so they're all mixed up there. but she wants to get him away from her and something in miss daisy only goads to temple because everybody goes to temple of course you go to temple. and of course i have my son buried in the jewish section of the graveyard, of course. but to have this wretch which he had woman and to have him loving this retch which he had woman, he's a slave to this wretch which he had woman who's trying to get him away from his jewish roots and it's very noticeable in the play to me as vanessa and as miss daisy that this woman is going to be the wreck of my son and i want to make it quite clear to my son that this is a no-go area just in case he could dictate a little bit to madam flourine. >>

and hopefully miss dixie will get to compete for miss texas with the miss bexar county title. plan on sharing the glory with her. i hope she can accept that. >> we're glad you have the crown back. and good luck this summer in the bigger competition for miss texas. thank you, dominique. miss san antonio. thank you for being here. >> thank you so much. >>> there's a lot of other news to get to. for that, we turn to juju chang at the newsdesk. >> good morning, david and robin. good morning, everyone. we begin the news with another deadly earthquake in the pacific ring of fire. this time along myanmar's border with thailand and laos. so far, more than 70 people have died. but the toll is expected to rise. hundreds of homes, buddhist monasteries and government buildings have been damaged. >>> more progress for congresswoman gabby giffords. she is now aware how she was injured. husband mark kelly says she is beginning to process the shooting back in january. she also wants very badly to attend his shuttle launch next month if doctors approve. >>> now, a huge, and i mean huge upset i

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four new york times journalists are missing. the times reports the four may be detailed by moammar gadhafi's forces. if they were captured they would be released. >>> protesters at the capital. union workers are upset about the governor's plan. michigan is facing a $1 billion budget deficit. >>> coming up in sports. the warriors take a big lead early against the dallas mavericks. could they hold on? and the cal bears take on old miss in a net opener. gary is next, he has all the sports. d ♪ let's see you fly now! [ laughs ] look, more frequent flyer red tape. not on my watch. let that family fly! [ tires screech ] i just wanted to use miles to take my family on vacation, but -- let me guess -- restrictions through the roof. that's right. not anymore. rapid rewards has your back. [ male announcer ] join rapid rewards and enjoy unlimited reward seats, no blackout dates, and no red tape. ♪ >>> all right. good evening, everybody. bay area team won a post season game. mike montgomery in the nit hosting mississippi today. horrible hay

he missed it.ssed it, and kent will celebrate a victory. >> very probable, mickey missed the layoff. st. mary's stunned on their home court and their season is over. a couple post season tournaments, san jose state spartans lose in the cbi torn. tournament. and north carolina at ashville taking on arkansas, little rock in the ncaa tournament. matt hits the runner 81-77 is the final. they'll face pit on thursday. kevin booker draining the early 3 ball to make it 25-7. it was never close. the tigers win 70-52, proving that uab didn't belong in a pal tournament. it was raining hockey sticks in dallas where the sharks hosted the -- ryan breaks that tie. his 23rd of the year. 3-2 sharks. less than two minutes later, dishes to torrey mitchell. san jose and they win 6-3. >>> good news, a's closer has been diagnosed with only a strained right forearm. it was feared he might have suffered an elbow injury yesterday, but he'll resume throwing when he is pain free. looking slimmer than ever as the a's hosted t

>> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its own against the architectural largest and grandeur of the building. it is an unusual compelling object. we think it will draw people out on the terrace, they will see the big cone and say what is that. then as they approach the cone tell hear these very unusual sounds that were obtained from the cornell orinthology lab. >> we have the largest recording of birds, mammals, frogs and insects and a huge library of videos. so this is an absolutely perfect opportunity for us to team up with a world renown, very creative inspirational artist and put the sounds

today hit and miss. if you get any, they can be brief, heavy is and reports of hail have already come in. i wouldn't be surprised with severe weather later on. north bay, not bad. things calming down slightly. and the same up to lake county thankfully. we need a break in the rain. north bay though, a few showers. but the east bay is really getting slammed there. is close to the radar site so probably enhanced a little bit, but that's moderate to heavy rain from highway 4 just south of walnut creek, and over 24, right over the bay bridge and then wrapping back around. the south bay now also stretching from morgan hill and highway 17 just updated, let me zoom in real quick. real quick. real quick. that's starting to pick up. so that's brief heavy rain, i would not be surprised with hail in there. updates on traffic now. >>> good morning. highway 4, you can see traffic is moving along okay up to the grade. but there's a little bit of slowing. also this morning the morning commute on westbound 24, a little b

daughter, missing no more. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, damian. thousands of families have been ripped apart but there are also families reunited like the ones we just saw and this one via skip. >> i'm so happy to see you. i'm so happy that you guys are okay. jess, john, zack, we love you so much. we love you so much. we miss you guys terribly. >> a lot of emotion this morning on the "today" show. this family had no internet, no cell phone, no way to get in touch with each other for 72 hours until today. and the hardest hit areas, phone lines are down and across japan, cell networks are also jammed. you might have heard from that. forcing many in japan to turn to social media and video chat lines on the internet. japan is one of the most connected countries in the world. 80% of its population has internet access. >>> from japan to santa cruz, the harbor is still closed after friday's tsunami and clean-up efforts are under way. 18 boats have sunk and 12 are missing and 100 damag

about 730 others are missing. the total number ofeand missing is expected to rise to more than 1,300. >>> the massive earthquake has also damaged two nuclear power an i fukushima prefecture. air has been released from the plants to ease the mounting pressure. but high levels of radioactivity haveordhe fukushima number one plant to suspend the release. radiation at the fukushima mb o pntosto lel 1,000 times higher than usual in the central control room at one point. the rising pressure poses a threat to the containment veel japan's nuclear and industrial safety agency says the operation to release air from the reactors began before 9. >> a.m. lal te o saturday. the vaults to release the air have to be operated by hand but the radioactivity at one valve was too high to ensure the satyf workers. the agency is now considering other options, including rotating the workers' frequently to limit their exposure and operating the valve by remote control. >>> the agency says the released air poses no risk to people ouid t10-

we found desperate relatives, searching for missing family members. this couple looking for a sister. while others struggled to navigate around a neighborhood brutally reshaped by the force of nature. the ground has fallen by two feet up there, this man wander. you can't go that way. there's no power, no water, and what few shops remain open are being swamped. this couple searching for milk and diapers for their 1-year-old daughter. i saw the tsunami coming, her mother told me. i grabbed my baby and fled. as we filmed, panic struck the neighborhood. emergency vehicles warning through blaring loudspeakers there's a tsunami coming, a tsunami, move to higher ground. we joined that exodus. thankfully, the surging water didn't return. it was a false alarm. though that will be little comfort to this battered and traumatized city. sendai is a shell-shocked city that's hardly functioning. although rescue and relief efforts are being stepped up, the challenges they face here are enormous. back to you. >> the united states is just one of the countries respondin

i miss weather. i do love consumerwatch but it's fun to fill in here every once in a while and this is a great weather day. we have a little bit of everything for everyone today. starting off with plenty of sunshine, we are going to see mostly clear skies and at least dry conditions for the day today but big changes on the way with this approaching storm system passing through overnight tonight bringing heavy rainfall, bringing high winds. we are going to time it out for you and tell you what to expect and when to expect it coming up in just a bit. now for a check of traffic, we are going to check in with miss elizabeth. i'm getting used to doing it down here with you. >> i'm going to have to borrow some. your enthusiasm julie. i hardly brushed my hair, it's all over the place. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a little roadwork still on the upper deck from the incline all the way out towards the "s" curve. so two lanes are blocked until 5 a.m. a stall in oakland southbound 880 approaching o

missing. he was a rescue worker directing people to safety while his wife and children fled. 500 bodies have been found here so far. but not his. when the tsunami struck at 2:45 that friday, most of the adults work here, in the middle of town. this is the place of 26,000 people. it is hard to believe it now, but you have to imagine shops and businesses and supermarkets and restaurants. all the children were in schools. those were killed on higher grounds to protect -- those were built on higher ground to protect them from the tsunami. most of them survived. this refuge is full of children who are grieving. it has become the temporary home for these children. but i wish more people were searching for the missing. -- >> i wish more people were searching for the missing. i hope my dad is found same. >> in the debris, sayaka discovers something else. a photo of their father. >> he was a very good man. >> she described her husband as the pillar of the family. she went to the morgue today, but she c

i miss that tremendously. i have many friends and am in love with a european but i miss the quintessentially american. brian: you mentioned social security, medicaid, medicare, defense -- what else is there? >> well, earmarks, >> well, earmarks, discretionary spending annoys the heck out of mep too. some congressman builds a bridge and names it after himself or whatever. but it's one half of one percent. it just doesn't matter. discretionary spending, which is what obama and the republicans are fightering about, that's worthy but it's not the story and i'm outraged they're continue telling people the truth. these five things are everything. and until we address all five of them, our status as a great power is on the line. brian: living in bavarian did, bask airia, advising the dutch, signature there in the middle of europe. tem us the difference. is there medicare? is there medicare? >> there is. they have ridiculously cushy social programs in europe. part of why they can pay for that as you rightly said is th

officers didn't miss. karen was killed instantly. police say an investigation is underway. but, they've already recovered the gun. >> so there were expended casings within that gun. >> robert lyles, cbs 5. >> public employees are taking a will the of heat over pay and pensions. well now state regulators say they caught bay area transit drivers asleep on the job. literally asleep on the job. and that's not all. as joe vazquez reports. >> muni operators sleeping, snacking, and reading on the job? that's the claim of inspectors with the cpuc, the california public utilities commission. on april 26 of last year while investigationing a previous unrelated fatality at the castro station. an inspector reports he found a train operator he believed to be passed out. according to the report, it took a few seconds for the operator to respond. he replied, no, i'm not sleeping. muni sources say that driver denies he was sleeping and is fighting the allegation. february 23 of last year, an inspector said a bus driver wa

i miss the egalitarianism. you can't do that in europe. i miss that tremendously.hey are hard working over there but i miss the quintessential american stuff. >> you name the medicare, medicaid, social security, the interest, and the other one was defense. what else is there? >> discretionary spending ea earmarks, valine i made. -- a they annoy me. the five things i mentioned are everything. discretionary spending is a worthy fight to fight over 20% of the budget but is not the story and they don't know it. i'm outraged they are not telling people the truth. the five things i mentioned are everything. until we address all five of them, our status as a great power is on the line. >> living in bavaria, advising the dutch, you're sitting in the middle of europe, tell us the difference. is there medicare? >> there is, they have cushy social programs in europe. they can pay for them because they don't have defense spending. if you list the most popular programs in germany, the fans is last. -- defense defense is last. they have a wonderful train system. you can afford t

they later confirmed it belonged to the missing girl. investigators say the 20-year-old admitted he followed the girl into the bathroom and killed her. he's a second year student at a private university. >>> now time to check on some of the stories we gathered from broadcasters from around asia. from a panda video that's turned into an online hit. you're going to love this. to a human trafficking. first this story from hong kong. unesco announced one of the winners of this year's women in science award is hong kong chemist. the announcement made on friday. the 47-year-old chemistry and energy professor was nominated for her contribution in developing light emitting materials and innovative ways of tapping solar energy. the award is given to five outstanding female scientists around the world. the other four winners are from kuwait, sweden, mexico, and the united states. >>> the prime minister says his government will take all measures to put an end to illegal immigration to australia via malaysia. he made the remark on thursday during a

and 1100 are missing.b. japan's prime minister sending some 50,000 troops to help with the efforts and president obama is pledging american assistance. one aircraft carrier is now in japan with a second on the way. >>> we start with the potential nuclear disaster. christiane amanpour just landed in tokyo. i understand, christiane, that the japanese prime minister came out and said the situation may not be as bad as feared. can you fill us in what he is saying? >> reporter: dan this is where it's difficult. there are so many conflicting reports, and they change from hour to hour. we've been here four hours now, since we landed about the time of the explosion and initial reports where there were leakages of radioactive material in that steam and vapor that was escaping. 8 times normal outside. 1,000 times inside. then the last couple hours the prime minister has been on, including his spokesman as well on television, saying, in fact, radiation is coming down. then, yet another conflicting report from a elect

your wife is missing? he was away when the wave hit. now he says everything is gone.a good 30 feet off the valley floor. but because this valley is so narrow, the water just kept going up and up and up because it didn't have that much of a place to go that way. so as a result, even back here, 40 and even 50 feet off the valley floor, there is still destruction. a full two miles from the water's edge, we found this man cleaning up the mess that reached even here. his family is okay, he tells us. he didn't know there was a tsunami until he heard it coming. and here on the top of this debris pile, a family album. school pictures, a father and son, brothers together, school mates. and you wonder whoever this belonged to whether or not they're still alive. there are rescue crews here, but their only mission, to recover the remains of the dead. this doesn't look like a natural disaster. it looks like war. harry smith, cbs news, japan. >>> coming up later on "the early show," a top nuclear expert discusses the escalating crisis in japan. also a look at the difficult process

hundreds of people are missing here, many feared dead. the military is searching the rubble for those who were swept away. just down the road here in natori, these soldiers got word a little while ago that a body was somewhere here in the wreckage, one of the missing people. as you can see, they've found that person and they're now going to take that person to the city's morgue. very sad. >> yes, very sad. >> reporter: ekuo says he believes the city can rebuild, even if it means starting from the ground up. you may be wondering where all the people in the town have gone. well, many have gone to evacuation centers or to live with their families. of course, there are then the missing and it will be days and months before we know how many of them have died. katie? >> couric: ben tracy, ben, thank you. now to the financial crisis. in the first trading day since the disaster struck, japanese stock prices plunged more than 6%, the biggest one-day drop in two years. on wall street, the dow lost 51 points or less than half a percent. lucy craft n

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." >>> in libya this morning, where four "new york times" reporters are now missing. pulitzer prize winner, anthony shadid, steven farrell, tyler hicks, and lindsay addario, went missing on tuesday. >>> and britain's prince william has gotten a firsthand look at the earthquake damage in christchurch, new zealand. he's on a tour, offering well-wishes to the victims of last month's quake. and will also meet australian flood victims, too. the future king called the destruction, quote, unbelievable. >>> now, to a sure sign that spring is already in the air. first lady, michelle obama, planted her white house vegetable garden for the third-straight year. and, of course, she had lots of helping hands from two dozen fifth graders. mrs. obama is also writing a book about the garden and healthy eating. so far, the garden has produced 2,000 pounds of veggies. >> nice. >>> it will be even nicer today for the vegetables in that garden. getting plenty of sunshine, as the temperatures rise on the east coast. looking at the rest of the nation. showers in chicago, detroit and milwauk

. >> this is through nelson road they fully--it missed her. >>catherine: haazig madyun oakland hills. mountain boulevard, a 70 ft. black acacia tree this massive tree stretches all the way across the street. blocking the entire roadway. oakland police division is called in to assist. access to highway no. 13 was temporarily eroded. the oakland public works crew had to reroute and remove this tree. >> another tree this large pine tree can down in martinez. it is pretty impressive. it was 30-40 years old. julie parish and sent it in, a viewer. the two-story home did not suffer damage. pretty impressive picture. we would love to feature your photos. your people to the bill them athe mill thethe mie-mail @breas @ kron 4 .com >> of visibility is basically 0 on south to 80. this terrible rain. south 280, visibility is basically a no. your barely able to see the tail lights in front of you. traffic extremely slow with visibility so poor it is basically null. flashers were even used by drivers. heavy downpours. >> this big hassle for motorists and any

. >>> four journalists are missing in libya. they were last heard from yesterday as they covered the retreat of rebels. officials told the times they are trying to locate the four. >>> we learned that two real estate developers were among five people killed in a crash. the plane went down this morning as it took off from long beach airport. it was taking off for salt lake city when it crashed and burned. five people died. the cause of this crash is under investigation. >>> hundreds of people got hair cuts, eye exams and many other services. these parks were reserved for those who rarely get such vep treatment. crowds of homeless people, even their pets found a warm welcome at the homeless connect. this event brings volunteers from corporations, small businesses and the community to provide help to the homeless. there were chair massages. wheelchair repair and counseling. this was the first homeless connect for the new mayor ed lee. he said it's a great opportunity to reach out to those in need. >> while we are giving these servi

four of them were rescued but one man is still missing. you could see from the pictures the boat from their side, the docks were ripped out of the harbor. the pictures of the votes were tossed about by the tsunami waves as they rolled in from the earthquake in japan. the ways costing millions of dollars in damage. now we want to show you that hawaii was hit with the tsunami as well. it brought waves some as high as 6 ft. to harbor in now we. these images show you how high the water is in homes. >>catherine: a lot of people are reacting on line. people are sharing their stories and pictures and videos. kimberly has some of what to what we can find on line. >>kimberlee: going to focus on www.kron4.com. we have lots of pictures, videos and a lot of block conversation taking place right now. let's show you, right now live block taking place. on- line is manager bryan answer your questions about quake in the tsunami. it of yours coming together and sharing their stories and experiences about evacuating. some are even sharing their stories about

missing ferret canopy. -- i don't think that we are missing the canopy. i don't believe the trees that we would like to replace would be sorely missed. >> if you were to stipulate three trees in, that would be something greater in terms of taking care of that ecological balance being lost by putting young trees instead of mature trees. >> to put in three trees? >> if you were to get to take out two and put in three, but would you consider? >> the challenges the distance between the driveways. "she might not be able to. -- you might not be able to. >> the distance between them is not very far to accommodate three trees. if we did have the space, we would definitely contemplated. >> i did not understand what the arguments and maybe it was short circuit. i cannot get your argument on the crime on the other side of the street and how that has any connection to the street thought to this -- connection to the tree. >> we are trying to shed light to the sidewalk. because of where the trees are and the size of the trees, the light is not filtered through. the str

but even some records for this line are still missing, and the cause is still unknown. >> i just think it's been a long time. it should have been settled months ago, maybe not completely but poor people waiting for their monies to start a life. >> reporter: now, as far as this testing, it's probably not going to start in full force until this summer because demand for gas is lower at that point. frank. >> all right, anne makovec live in san bruno, thank you. >>> the safety of those full body airport scanners is being questioned. lawmakers discussed the issue on capitol hill today during a house committee hearing. those scanners have been known to use low levels of radiation. last week, the tsa ordered all of the machines to be retested after abnormally high levels were reported. the agency believes it was just a mat mattics mistake. -- mathematics mistake. house representatives say airline passengers deserve the best security. >> we have an obligation to ask tough questions and when needed find solutions. we must assess whether federal screening procedures can be done with greater effi

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there's concern for the missing teenager. what's the latest? >> reporter: look at this flyer that albany police have been distributing. this is the 16-year-old boy they're looking for and the fact that he could possibly have been walking around today with a gun has ramped up this investigation. it's the reason why this school and others shut down the whole operation today. >> the vice principal is like, you guys, you can't get your lunch or anything because we're on lockdown. he wouldn't like open the gate. he said, just go back to your class. >> reporter: they were final lal loued to move around freely in afternoon after two hours in lockdown mode. they say it was the same situation at albany high school a few blocks away. >> the principal went over the intercom and said code red, lock the classroom doors and stay inside. so our p.e. teacher screamed at us to go in the corner and stay there. >> reporter: this prompted the entire school district to implement it'll emergency lockdown procedure. they're serving for 16-year-old jon scott an albany

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with more than 17,000 listed as missing. "my house is near the ocean" she says, "the tsunami washed it away. my grandfather, my grandmother, and my dog are still missing." . she's among a quarter of a million people now living in shelters since the disaster. the number's gone down in the past two weeks. many survivors have left to live with family members. some elderly people who survived the initial disaster died in the days after from the bitter cold or lack of medication. conditions have improved dramatically over the past few days. but although they have shelter and medical attention, food and water are still in short supply. the elderly made up more than a third of the village, and now make up a large proportion of survivors. medical teams on site make sure they receive the care they need. some survivors still hold out hope of finding lost loved ones. this is a notice board asking if anybody has any information about the missing. two weeks after the disaster struck, they're coming to terms with their future. their worri

of the possibility of nuclear meltdown triggered by last week's huge earthquake at least seven of missing with several others hurt after the blast which is not how i would believe piers the structure containing the reactors cool. meanwhile the country is bracing itself for another tsunami up to three meters high caused by a strong aftershock of magnitude six. sixteen hundred people have now been confirmed dead after friday's devastating earthquake and tsunami but the toll is expected to rise to over ten thousand rescue teams from all around the world have joined the fugitive mini's emergency exit. this is also you coming to you live from moscow on our top story there is reported to have been a second blast at the fukushima nuclear plant of the reactor and also there warnings are three need to hide tsunami moving toward the north east coast of japan with residents being ordered to higher ground at least seven people are missing and several are injured in the blast or did not however damage their react so it cools contained that engineers have been using seawater to try to cool down reactor

it's a near miss for us right now. take a look at this the storm system we're watching out here in the pacific will head to the northwest but it's just a couple hundred miles away from the bay area. and we are going to miss this, because high pressure is built offshore and kind of snuck in from the south. so that'll keep us sunny for temperatures in the 60s. throughout saturday, we'll introduce that chance of showers. it's not a big storm. it doesn't look overly windy. if you have any dinner plans saturday night you may want to bring the umbrella with you, as we start to see the showers head into saturday p.m. 6:00 and 7:00. for tomorrow clear and cold in the east bay, 7:00 a.m. upper 30s. by 10:00 a.m., take a look at this, temperatures drop -- jumping, rather, into the low and mid 50s. as for tomorrow, we'll start off with 39 los gatos. 45 in redwood city. 41 in san rafael. and that patchy fog for the north bay could be dense in some areas. meanwhile, tgif. oh, yes. look at these numbers. warmer than they were today.

several countries including russia are helping the search for an estimated fifteen thousand still missing. did all the news with exactly these forces seemingly really gaining ground in the east of libya concerns a grow over what's next if the need condemned by the global community takes over the country once again. more on the developing situation in japan throughout the day here on r.t. but now we time to libya and the international community debate on what measures to take we sat down with the hate them out a spokes person of the arab commission for human rights has been keeping track of events in the country. we're talking today to dr mona a spokesman of the arab commission for human rights in paris. to monitor the arab commission for human rights also the prosecutor general for the international tribunal to begin an investigation into events in libya and their decision to begin the investigation was made how will it be carried out. oh. first of all the investigation will be made under the authority of the un security council in accordance with clause thirteen of the rome statute this

he misses this putt, a double bogey drops him off the pace. melting down early, with this birdie at 16. shooting a final 75, laird beat marineno by one stroke. >>> okay, coming up on the, the vice president of -- will be on the show and he's got a sneak peek on what the rings will look like. >> you were having a good time. >> yes, he said nobody should have that much fun in an interview. he's one of us. >> >>> well, she's been missing from a cruise ship for nearly a week. a workers' parents told people what she did just before she was discovered missing. >>> plus, a new warning by doctors about using facebook. we'll explain what facebook is to lauren. >> we'll make you a friend. >> that's it for eyewitness news. 60 minutes is next and we'll see you at 11:00. >> good-night. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

he was a wonderful public service, and he will be missed -- he was a wonderful public servant. so well said in articulating, i think, his contribution to the city. next, i want to recognize a couple of events that have occurred in the past 10 days that i think are important to all of us. japan town in our district, district 5, has been engaged in a series of fund-raisers around the clock and televised in raising funds for earthquake relief in japan. president david chiu, myself, the mayor, we were in japan town for an impromptu telethon. i have to say, very well done. they did not have enough phones to accommodate just the tsunami, for lack of a better phrase, for the interest or desire for people who wanted to donate, and by the time i left, in less than one day with four hours to go, they were able to raise over $300,000, and the people who were calling in were absolutely happy to talk to somebody. they were anxious to donate, it is really very, very inspiring. how inspiring it is to see the people of japan town come together and focus how effective they are. i know superviso

missed everything. next possession for the rams ed nixon, the three ball.pulls away and it will be georgetown in the second round. the first principal of defense, stop the ball. here comes melvin johnson, the third. no, nobody stopped the ball. 29 for johnson. road runners all the way. uc san antonio advancing 70-61 and will face on p to of the -- on top of ohio state. looks like the giants picked up where they left off. timmy dealing against the white sox. adam dunn is baffled all day. first inning and a swing and a miss. you will get nothing and like it. timmy goes 5 and a third. giants, what are you doing, minors, majors, opposite field homer in the 5-3 victory. >> "nightline" is up next. thanks for watching. we appreciate your time. good night.

a couple of boards in fresno to tie and steve nash also missed a last gasp three pointer so the hostsone eight hundred ninety nine sixteen. now the cricket world cup in more than one place kevin pietersen in the england squad after the baton rouge ruled out for the rest of the tournament as he needs a hernia operation following his eyes during victory over south africa england won by just six runs in the end of a date didn't start well for them passing first captain andrew strauss was out for a duck of the ball and kevin pietersen followed just three balls later in bell also went cheaply as robin pietersen three rickets just three runs of sixteen goals ravi bopara and johnson try steadied the ship we went to the stand with ninety nine in all out for one hundred seventy one and south africa must answer the chances however stuart broad gets for just fifteen runs in. question who makes forty the finale saw south africa chase twelve runs from the last twenty some balls with two with its remaining brought her off the tail end her victory. was a huge huge game for us you know after the irel

it is unclear how many of them are still missing or unaccounted for. is that this is a nightmare for their families back home. virginia native taylor anderson was teaching english at a school near the epicenter of the quake. this morning her family is still desperately trying to locate her. cbs news correspondent nancy cordes is at the anderson's home in midlothian, virginia, just outside of richmond. nancy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, erica. this family is awake all night every night, because that's when it's daytime in japan, when they can actually hope to get updates when the search is taking place. they thought they had a major breakthrough two days ago. but that turned out to be a false lead. 24-year-old taylor anderson left the elementary school where she teaches english right after the earthquake struck. but before the tsunami came ashore. her city of ishinomaki sits on the ocean. sections of it were devastated. while other areas on higher ground were spared. but which part was taylor in? >> this is basically the route we think she

and that question is: "what truths are missing here?" so eveif you're telling something that's mostly true, there's always some other truth that is missing, some other story that's not being told, some other question that's not being asked. and so it becomes not just about making sure that women's voices are there or making sure that not only heteronormative but also queer experiences are there-- it's about asking every, single time, "who's story isn't being told? what truth isn't being revealed?" and it's... i find it very challenging, and i'm certainly not up to it all the time, and none of us can write... >> hinojosa: ( laughing ) at's a challenge! >> ...the perfect work, but that's the challenge, yeah. >> hinojosa: so what happens to you as an african-american woman when you see what happened in our country-- we'll get to president obama in a minute-- but michelle. i mean, that notion that michelle obama, at one point, was one of the most disliked african-american women out there... >> mm-hmm. >> hinojosa: ...because apparently, she

when you consider all of the missing people as well. a new aftershock of 6.0 has rattled north east japan. his tea59 mi. from tokyo. comine will have livhave a live intervw from santa cruz. at 6:45 a.m. a list of power plants that are here in the united states that are most susceptible to damage in the event of an earthquake. it might surprise you were the california plants are. >> mark: stock futures slightly higher this morning the dow took a beating yesterday it closed down 138. our rebound on the japan stocks today, it closed up 5.7%. japan's central bank flooding more money into the markets with cash they put the emergency funding in totaling over $300 billion. economic reports u.s. businesses sold more industrial supplies in the final three months of last year. that pushed the deficit to the broadest measure of foreign trade to los colinear. the bailout of banks and on lawmakers to help prevent a crisis but may have sowed the seeds of the next economic crisis. >> darya: everyone seems to be getting wet today james? >> james: all t

no, no, no. >> i'm just kidding. >> jimmy: do you miss the show? do you miss jackson? i don't get to see him enough. he's now on another show. he's working on another disney show right now that is pretty cool. >> jimmy: which one? "the suite life?" >> yeah. he's taking over for the sprouse twins. he's playing both. >> jimmy: corky and steve? what are their names? >> no, he's doing some baseball kind of something. it's not on the air yet. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i don't check in enough. i don't know the whole synopsis, but you can look it up. but he's so funny. i love working with him. so, that is really what i actually miss the most is being with him and our kind of banter. >> jimmy: yeah. and on "snl," you're gonna be -- super funny times. you're gonna be wearing wigs and you're gonna do all the fun stuff. but i heard that you're obsessed with mustaches? >> uh, yes. i have a diamond mustache with me at all times, because this is my wrap gift to myself and to my best friend at the end of the last movie we did. >> jimmy: can you get this? >> yeah, thank you. thank you

one missing.ficials say they received reports that scott was in the area and that is why they should lock down. however, the reports turned out to be false and normal school operations resumed. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jeff: police are investigating the attempted abduction of a little girl at the monday afternoon around 3:00. police said the girl was walking on the sidewalk near this central catholic school and san carlos street. officers say the man was in a beat-up black ford pickup with iraq and wooden panels on the side. he tried to get the girl to come closer to the truck, she got scared and ran to the school. when they came to investigate the man was gone. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>haazig: i'm in emeryville where federal agents conducted a major raid wednesday morning of the oaks card club. those close to the investigation told kron 4 that loan sharking, extortion and drug dealing were at the center of the investigation. for several hours at employes were questioned by federal age