the former president, mohammad khatami, did not show up. nor did mir hossein mousavi. they continue to say mahmoud ahmadinejad's next government will be illegitimate. in a moment, we will look at the chances of success of mahmoud ahmadinejad and what it means for the rest of us if he were to be toppled. first, this report. >> seven weeks after the disputed election, this was the moment president mahmoud ahmadinejad's big three was formally endorsed by the most powerful man in iran. the supreme leaders approval is needed before the parliament can swear in the president for a second term. it was a strangely awkward moment as president mahmoud ahmadinejad reached to kiss, not the hand, but the shoulder of the man he described like a father to him. the audience did not include key opposition figures, two former presidents, and two of the opposition candidates. they were all notable by their absence. over the weekend, the government stepped up the crackdown on the opposition with the beginning of a huge trial of senior opposition figures. they include a former vice presiden

mohammad remaining appeal lie with the fourth circuit court, u.s. supreme court or intervention from virginia's governor. >>> former miss maryland usa pleads guilty to obstructing a police investigation. she was in circuit court thursday and crowned back in 2004, she also won miss congeniality that year. initially shorts was charged with conspiracy to distribute and drug possession. her sentencing is set for some time in november. >>> roads throughout tonight? kandace has our traffic edge report. kandace? e-thank you jeff. we are talking about some trouble in northeast baltimore and here it is. a road closure. all due to broken water main. now this is a 16 inch main on kirk avenue right between 29 street and carsville avenue. happened this morning but it is still going to be a mess in the area so as a result we do have the road that is shut down. good news is they are expecting to try to restore some water in the area and hopefully get this road resurfaced pretty quickly so that is a bit of relief for us tonight. there is some more trouble in baltim

abtahi is a former vice president of the government of mohammad khamenei. sitting alongside him, who once served as deputy foreign minister. also in court, abdollah ramezanzadeh, a former government spokesman. and a former senior lawmaker, mohsen mirdamadi. the reformist politician and journalist, mohsen aminzadeh, is also on trial. as is a former industry minister, the general prosecutor said secret documents showed he had suggested setting up an antidictatorship front with opposition parties. this trial is an attempt by the authorities to diffuse the growing criticism in iran abusive treatment of these detainees. by bringing about charges of rioting, holding illegal rallies, clashing with security forces and acting against national security, the authorities are trying to legitimize their imprisonment. but a general prosecutor went much further with his conspiracy theory today, stating that the foreign media played assailant role in training the rioters and provoking unrest. and singling out a canadian news reporter bahari. mr. bahari later appeared at a p

like dean mohammad. 82 years old, a carpet sell are for 62 year, father of 43 children and grandchildren. "i was sitting there and suddenly there was a huge explosion," he said, "it shook everything around me," but dean mohammad insists he won't be intimidate and will vote to re-elect hamid karzai. despite rising violence and allegation of mass of corruption in his government, president karzai holds a slim lead over his nearest rival, former foreign minister, abdullah abdullah. though their posters on every corn, there is no enthusiasm for either candidate. voter turnout next thursday is expected to be low. turnout could be especially low in southern afghanistan where u.s. marines are continuing an offensive against the taliban. lester? >> richard engel in kabul tonight, thank you. >>> back in this country, northern california wild fires thre threatening hundreds of homes an thousands have been told to leave. the most troublesome fire is known ats lockheed fire burning just south of the san francisco bay area, michael okwu joins us with more. >> good evening, lester. firefighters here ha

but today, the wife of one, former vice president mohammad abtahi, charged his televised+ confession had been coerced. abtahi alleged opposition leaders conspired to misrepresent the election results as fraudulent. >> ( translated ): the slogan of cheating was a slogan that immediately came up after the election. i think that this change of stance was because of (an understanding that the political elites, including myself, for a few days made a great mistake and i stress that that mistake inflicted heavy blows to our country. >> warner: in her statement, abtahi's wife told the associated press: another leading reformer, former deputy interior minister mohammad atrianfar, was shown confessing the protests were a foreign plot to topple iran's government. in a 2006 interview with the newshour in tehran, he described the regime's belief that the u.s. wanted to engineer its ouster. >> since the u.s. brought up this axis of evil slogan and talked about regime change in iran, namely, the toppling of the present government, it meant that they are trying to play with our destiny. >> warner:

it was a video posted on youtube that made the case against mohammad. in arabic, he explains. family's home computer, authorities say they found videos, documents and an internet search history that supports, quote, jihad against the united states. the jurors believed megahed, not the government. he was freed for all of three days. this time immigration and customs enforcement is accusing him of being, quote, engaged in or likely to engage in any terrorist activity. megahed says he's been racially profiled. >> first it's double jeopardy. second they keep talking about change and change. if president obama wants to talk about change, he should look first inside, inside the u.s. before talking about change worldwide. >> reporter: a senior administration official told us the white house would have no comment on this case. but garry maringer has had plenty to say. on a dreary saturday, he got in his car for a two-hour drive to visit megahed. >> i wanted him to know that there were people out here that cared about him and were praying for him and i wanted him to get a fair shake. >

thavages of parkinson's disease largely confined mohammad ali to a eelchair. ot today. he still had his pride. at thiym, this i parof a visit to rai funds for the rrible foundations to whiche devotes himself. 28 yearsfter he quithe ng,ans are here in full. remembing the punching, the bvado, the bravery, t showmanship. [laughter] [applause] >> from the moment he won the olymp gold in 1960, he reveed himse to be a man of particular principle politically. >> i went downtown, and i went in a restauran at tt time, things werenot integrat. i went downtn, and i sat down, and i ordered cup of coffee, a ho dog, and theady sai "we do not serve negros." i said somethinwas wrong. >> ifou saw hi rofessionally, you would raise your game. >> peabo isailing, butthe spirit remains -- the body is failing, t the spiriremains. d he is as he has alys been the grtest. >>ood to have you with us on "bbc world new" . the lestheadlines -- president obama leadthe tributes to senator edward kennedy. he dd of a brain tumor at e age of 77. the latest election sults from afghanistan suggests both --

mohammad says the pieces were inoperable and no onwas injured. >> we're not going to just say we're not growing to do anything innovative, treatment, or rehabilitative oriented. these are young people who significantly benefited from this program. >> reporter: despite the incident, the program will resume within the next month. in laurel, maryland, claudia coffey, fox 5 news. news. >>> ordinary tires turn frightenly dangerous on the capital beltway. imagine that coming right at you off of a dump truck. it lost two wheels on the outer loop near connecticut avenue. one went flying over the jersey wall and went careening into an oncoming suv. two people inside hurt. the driver of the dump truck said he hit debris in the road and he thinks that's what caused the incident. >> i have a spirit watching over me. nobody came out critically injured. >> that driver was ticketed for operating an unsafe vehicle scblz tough times mean big budget cuts. that means drivers are in for a bumpy ride. plus, local schools on the front lines of the swine flu battle. how one county is planning to get kids to c

mohammad ali was at yankee stadium in new york on thursday. he received a warm ovation. ali was there to present a warrants to the yankees -- to present awards to the yankees. he has fond memories of the bronx. he also has ties to baseball. his adopted son is a catching prospect currently with the los angeles angels. if your ending one fan, things have gone from bad to worse. that is all for me. >> this is bbc "world news" >> funding for this presentation was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank.

the ravages of parkinson's disease largely confined mohammad ali to a wheelchair. not today. he still had his pride. at this gym, this is part of a visit to raise funds for the terrible foundations to which he devotes himself. 28 years after he quit the ring, fans are here in full. remembering the punching, the bravado, the bravery, the showmanship. [laughter] [applause] >> from the moment he won the olympic gold in 1960, he revealed himself to be a man of particular principle politically. >> i went downtown, and i went in a restaurant. at that time, things were not integrated. i went downtown, and i sat down, and i ordered a cup of coffee, a hot dog, and the lady said, "we do not serve negros." i said something was wrong. >> if you saw him professionally, you would raise your game. >> peabody is failing, but the spirit remains -- the body is failing, but the spirit remains. and he is as he has always been the greatest. >> good to have you with us on "bbc world news." . the latest headlines -- president obama leads the tributes to senator edward kennedy. he died of a brain tu

a panel rejected several claims by mohammad, including that he was not competent to act as his own attorney at trial. he will now appeal to the u.s. supreme court. some good news for people who travel through and live around north baltimore. that intersection at no. park wearing -- northern parkway and the interstate, traffic is moving once again. things are not good on the other side of the city. there is another water main break that ruptured at 10:30 a.m. this morning. jim joins us. >> we have a very active seen tonight. crews are still here and working as they have been all day to fix this water main break. the department of public works is not sure what caused the water main to break but it caused a lot of problems for nearby homeowners >> that is a tv that was way back there. >> this is what her basement looks like after she got an emergency call from neighbors and rushed home from work. >> i looked at and this is only about 4.5 feet of water. she found her tv floating and her computer and other items destroyed, including some artwork by her cousin. her neighbor was still trying to pu

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hat -- khatami leading elecon critics ycotted the ent, former presidents akbar hashem rafsanji and mohammad khatami, as well as this year's reformist candidates m hossein mousavi and mahdi kaoubi. and, no one from the faly of aytollah khomeini, leader of the 1979 revution, attended. on another front, iwashington, secrary of state hillary clinton urd iran to confirm that it's holding three misng american hers. iranian state tv report the hikers wereeized last friday when they ignored rnings from boder guards and crossed over from nohern iraq. fomore on these latest developments in iran, we rn to two iraniaamericans: abbas milani, direcr of the iraniantudies program at stanfordniversity and co-director othe iran democracy project at e hoover saturday's indictment cted him as a jor figure in trying to ovrtow the irann government. and hooman majd, a journalist and writerho was inran in the leadup to the june elecon. he's the auth of "the ayatolla begs to differ: the paradox of modern iran" >> well, l'ss we are well ts paradox. professo milani, let's begin with you, what plains thispectacle, thi

. >> repter: mohammad jawad has been away so long, when he got home his own mother didn't recognize him. he returned to a family that last saw him in 2002, when he was arrested for allegedly throwing a grenade at u.s. soldiers in kabul. this is where the incident took place. the grenade was thrown into a truck right over here. now this is one of the most crowded parts in kabul. but jawad wasn't caught red handed. his lawyer says he was picked up by afghan police blocks away. and his military-appointed lawyer accuses the police of forcing a fake confession. >> what got hiinto u.s. custody was a travesty of afghan police conduct. >> reporter: he was flown to guantanamo bay, where he says he was deprived of sleep and found. "they were humiliating all prisoners very badly," he says. "i was under age and they did not care." last month, district court judge challenged the government to produce new evidence or release jawad. "seven years and this case is riddled with holes," she said, "this case is an outrage." the government declined to press criminal charges, and jawad was freed. but today,

. >> mohammad, jocelyn, mike, jack, melanie. >> reporter: fairfax county school officials say from the start they will teach children to stay home if they are sick. if kids come to school sick any way they will have places to isolate them until parents can come and pick them up but they say it is unlikely to be large numbers of sick children that determine if the schools closed. >> i think my level is if you have to have a functioning school where kids can come to learn. >> reporter: some parents need to be sold on the idea that school should stay open even if some of the children have swine flu. >> i think it is a crazy idea to keep the school open with we don't know how many children are sick there. >> reporter: one issue is the timing. most schools will reopen in september and the vaccine is not likely to be ready until mid october. and even then you may have to get two shots for it to really work. hundreds of schools closed in confusion of swine flu last year. experts hope to avoid that this fall but one of the challenges is how quickly influenza mutates. >> we can't plan for when

many had boycotted the ceremony, including former presidents mohammad khatami and akbar hasemi rafsanjani. the seats apparently filled out with sports stars and celebrities. mr. ahmadinejad's troubles are not over. >> we've got a president of time where he's trying to build a cabinet with his challenges from his own conservative side as well as from the reformist and opposition camps over the next few weeks until he's prayed to the cabinet. >> reporter: outside parliament a few pictures have been smuggled out of riot police motorbikes but the media are banned from filming demonstrations. as the ceremony ended, witnesses said there were hundreds of protesters outside and at least ten arrests. and the clampdown continues. its emerged that spectators will be banned from a football match later this week to avoid any risk of political unrest. >>> a reminder of the cold war tonight. "the new york times" is reporting that two russian nuclear-powered attack submarines are on a rare mission off the east coast of the united states. the subs are in international miles more than 200 miles offshore bu

her pupils might demonstrate to the circumcise people the sanctity and truth of the revelation of mohammad. the prime minister, a prolific historian of immense authority certified that the french had delivered civilization from an unspeakable fate. in the nineteenth century volume, the moment when the world's fate was played out between the french and the arabs. was europe saved by the french from asiatics and the africans? one of the arbiters of early twentieth century history, the great german military historian hans bill brock, writing in the twentieth century, there was no more important battle in the history of the world. smarting from the deep humiliation of world war ii, many twentieth century historians commended him. riding at the beginning of the next century, the carnage and cultural landmark battles, the rise of western power, and military historian victor davis hanson was of the same opinion. to day, charles martel at the feet is buried deep in the collective memory of the west. an occasional scholar has asked a more philosophical question, one with huge considerations of nati

mohammad ali is on a two-week tour of britain to raise money for a number of charities, and i am sure crowds like that everywhere. >> he still deserves the crowds. >>> coming up next, a suns mistake could lead to hisould lo female announcer: from jennifer, while supplies last, this luxurious microfiber sofa and chair for just $399. our most dramatic offer ever: both pieces, just $399. while supplies last. from jennifer: you don't have to spend a lot to have good taste. >>> tonight, a family is facing eviction. >> sam ford is live in northwest with the story. >> last winter, a 19-year-old male was caught out on the street with marked money from a drug sale, and now his mother, his sister, and 2-year-old niece must move from the home that the family has had 20 years, this building behind me, and his mother is asking, where? 44-year-old smith has lived in her section 8 subsidized apartment last 22 years, but now it is full of storage bins and she gets packed up, even though she says she has no place to go. >> he told me if i did not have my stuff out of here by the 31st, they would have

according to a report interrogators threatened to kill the children of khalid sheik mohammad if the u.s. came under more terror attacks. that is part of a report examining cia treatment of terror suspects. it was declassified as part of a lawsuit filed by the aclu. >>> a new ruling concerning michael jackson increases the chances for criminal charges in his death. that story is coming up. >>> plus, a reason to celebrate in a town which was devastated by a tornado. >>> tourists may get the scare of their lives in one park where the lizards make alligators seem small. you are watching 9 news now. >>> welcome back. we are looking at the dulles toll road. past the airport to the beltway, nothing but green cars. we are moving at speed. i'm going to have the traffic. hoe we will have the weather coming up. >>> >>> in the news now, the los angeles coroner has ruled michael jackson's death a homicide according to the associated press. their law enforcement source says an anesthetic and two sedatives killed the star. it makes more likely that dr. conrad murray will be charged. the massive wildfi

under investigation is whether or not interrogators threatened to kill the children of khalid sheik mohammade u.s. came under more terror attacks. the allegation is part of a 2004 justice department report that examined the cia treatment of terror suspects. it was declassified as part of a lawsuit filed by the aclu. officials say decisions on any prosecution will be up to attorney general eric holder, not the white house. >> a man who was the youngest prisoner held at the detention center at guantanamo bay is home with his family. the 21-year-old was arrested in afghanistan in 2002 at the age of 14. he was charged with wounding two u.s. soldiers and their interpreter. the federal judge ordered their release after the judge ruled the confession was soared. they say he confessed after gang officials said they would kill his family unless he cooperated. activists upkit set about the humanitarian crisis in darfur have taken out advertising space today. one called sudan a priority for the administration and then asks for strong action. the ads have been printed in the "washington post," the wall

they were household names like desmond tutu and tennis great billie jean king and also mohammad who wasg the world one microloan at a time. >> lifting millions of people from poverty. >> reporter: the teary eyed daughter of ted kin did accepted her dad's award and harvey mill was honored post huously. >> harvey said it best, you have to give them hope. >> reporter: a standing ovation for those brave enough to embody hope. >> another of the 16 recipients is a woman we know well here at 9 news and buddy check buddies know her, buddy check brinker. she was receiving support of her fans and none greater than the love and pride if from her family. that's her son eric there and her mother, a beautiful woman who was there to celebrate nancy brinker's achievements. wonderful evening and of course she was the in the bush administration at the end as the -- i forgot what it is head of protocol an the ambassador to hungry. so a lot of ambassadors and people from the breast cancer community. she changed the conversation all of us in the world are having. >> and you would know covering it. >> no lon

the cia report notes that khalid sheikh mohammad was -- in two other -- the cia documents back up previous claims that the information provided by terror detainees was false. and the report released yesterday t cia inspector general writes, measuring the effectiveness of enhanced interrogation techniques is a more subjective process and not without concern. do you know right off the bat whether we know if this information that was coughed up might have been obtained through something other than torture or enhanced interrogation techniques? >> i suspect none of us on this program are. but the report shows that some of these enhanced interrogation techniques did have an effect with regard to having some of the detainees become more forthcoming. but i think the debate today is not about that report, it's about whether or not a political decision by the obama administration to open a criminal probe after -- excuse me -- >> the debate that vice president cheney has been waging for years is that this was the only way of obtaining this information and chris, doesn't this cia document back up the

mohammad was sentenced to death in 2003. today's ruling could clear the way for his execution. he and his accomplice killed ten people in the fall of 2002. malvo who was 16 at the time received a life sentence. >>> there's word tonight that eunice kennedy liver is in the hospital in critical condition. the 88-year-old sister of john f. kennedy is in a cape cod hospital. she is well-known for founding the special olympics. >>> an alarming fire that destroyed a mansion in chain bridge dc. we learned today that washington city government and the fire department don't know for sure what areas of the district maybe susceptible to the same kinds of water pressure problems that crippled firefighters last week. gary has the the details. >> a week long investigation concluded that firefighters didn't have enough water and water pressure. >> the hydrants do not put out enough water to combat a fire of that size. >> the city does not know all areas where similar water problems could impede firefighters the report saying it must identify areas that have low water flow. >> find the next cha

opposition leader mousavi said today some defendants have been tortured and former president mohammad khamenei is calling the trials unconstitutional and an insult to islam and iran. mahmoud ahmadinejad is sworn in to a new term this week. no word whether the opposition has any plans of protests over that inauguration. >>> 18 years after his jet fighter was shot down over iraq, closure for the family of navy captain speicher, the first u.s. casualty of "operation desert storm," lost in the opening hours of the u.s.-led air strikes. here's how cnn reported the story in 1991. >> the pentagon has identified a united states navy pilot as apparently the first u.s. service man missing in action in the persian gulf war. he is lieutenant commander michael speicher. his f/a-18 attack jet went down before dawn yesterday. the 33-year-old pilot is married, has two young children. he's assigned to the "uss saratoga" which is based in mayport, florida. >> u.s. forces eventually reached the crash site but speicher's remains were never found. rumors persisted speicher had survived the crash and was a

mir hussein mousavi said today some defendants have been tortured and former president mohammad khatami, a reformest, a calling the trials unconstitutional and an insult to iran and islam. the trial goes on as ahmadinejad is sworn into a new term this week. no word on any the opposition has any plans to protest around that inauguration. >>> 18 years after his jet fighter was shot down over iraq, closure tonight for the family of navy captain michael scott speicher. evers the first u.s. casualty of "operation desert storm" lost in the opening hours of the u.s.-led air strikes. here is how cnn reported the story back in 1991. >> reporter: the pentagon has identified a united states navy pilot as the first american missing in action. he's lieutenant commander michael speicher. his plane went down before dawn yesterday. the 33-year-old pilot is married, has two young children. he's assigned to the "uss saratoga" based in mayport, florida. >> u.s. forces reached the crash site, but his remains were never found. rumors persisted that he had survived the crash and was a p.o.w. as chris lawrenc

report goes far beyond water boarding claiming 9/11 mastermind kalik mohammad told if he attacked again, his children would be killed. other interrogators are said to have staged mock executions and threatened prisoners with power tools. last spring the president described the methods as torture. >> they serve as a recruitment tool for terrorists and increases the will of our enemies to fight us. >> reporter: attorney general eric holder debated the issue for months but in naming a special prosecutor, he's poised cases which dozen alleged could expose the c.i.a. employees to criminal charges. >> america will have adjust -- will have a justice department that is truly dedicated to exactly that, justice. >> reporter: the administration also announced monday it's moving responsibility of questioning from the c.i.a. to the f.b.i. >> intelligence gathering is best left to the intelligence community. this is a way the intelligence community can best operate, especially in these instances. >> reporter: both moves are expected to launch a fresh wave of criticism by former bush administration of

for the fbi says, that all of the good actionable intelligence that was gotten from khalid sheikh mohammadas done through interrogation techniques rather than through these ill leg harsh interrogation techniques and in fact the conventional techniques are far more effective. >> what do you think dick cheney has -- in defending his actions even though it doesn't make a lot of sense and it doesn't coincide with what we have seen in the report. >> you would have to ask dick cheney that, i can't really put it into his head. whether it's a combination of wanting on some levels to defend his legacy, but at the same time, i'm sure he genuinely believes what he's been talking about. it's a difference of opinion. >> we appreciate you coming in and talking about this. >> thanks for having me. >>> we have breaking news coming from from afghanistan, the death toll is climbing from a massive bombing in afghanistan. 34 people have been killed and 64 people wounded. five car bombs blew up simultaneously almost five hours ago. it happened in the southern city of kandahar. >> gun fire erupted on the street

mohammad katami calls the proceedings show trials.says they damage the country's legal system ask are an insult to islam. defendants are accused of various crimes, including attacking military facilities, using firearms and bombs and assaulting security forces. katami says the real crimes were committed by authorities. >>> health care reform in this country is a loaded and confusing topic for so many people. we're answering your questions with a doctor and an expert on public health care. limb: dude that was sick! i've been hangin' up there for, what, like, forty years? and then - wham - here i am smacking the pretty off that windshield of yours. oh, what you're looking for an apology? well, toss another coin in the wishing well, pal. it's not happenin'. limb: hey, what's up, donnie? how you been? anncr: accidents are bad. anncr:but geico's good ding! with onsite windshield replacement. >>> take a look and listen. summer camp these girls will never forget. discovering their inner talents in the "newsroom." >>> the house has adjourned

. >> reporter: the document says mohammad did eventually give up valuable information. he shed light on plots and possible targets, leading to the disruption of several plots against the united states. but there's never a link that waterboarding or any other technique led to a certain piece of evidence. cheney says that the techniques saved lives. but when we asked peter bergen whether american lives were saved -- >> the kinds of information that was being given up by khalid sheikh mohammed after being interrogated were about various plots they had on the drawing board to attack the united states a second time. but most of these plots were not serious. >> reporter: for one of the waterboarded suspects, abu zubaydah, the cia's inspector general report says, it's not possible to save definitively that the waterboard is the reason for abu zubaydah's increased production. one former cia agent who was present for at least one waterboarding of zubaydah said it produced results. >> it did. with abu zubaydah, it worked very well, and we were able to cooperate the information he

[applause] if it is true that the koran, the islamic tradition and islamic law and mohammad all teachfare against unbelievers and it is true, it is true that muslims are acting upon those things, if it is also true that there are other muslims who actually oppose those efforts and are willing to work with the united states, i can't see how they could possibly be defended in a legitimate way if we speak honestly about those elements, if we really oppose them, we would not be angry at that kind of talk but they would welcome it as reformers. oven rack applause] >> i suppose my question will go a bit off of the previous -- i was wondering if given two different perspectives, i have seen articulated by general mccarthy, skepticism of islam because of its corrupt ability, for something like jennifer bryson who has actually done studies for the military concerning the military possibly being in the united states interests to find and steady islam and the more mainstream reformists view of it. bryson is a conservative, and a conservative think tank, and if you feel there's any plausibility t

sources at the cia who says that caliche, hamas was the provider of the very best -- to leachate mohammadeikh mohammed was the provider of the best intelligence, repealed after waterboarding. >> we're learning more. the pilot of this plane is being treated by paramedics at the scene. people are pouring out of the shopping mall, particularly the j.c. penney store that is just adjacent to where the plane went down in the last 30 minutes or so. this is the rock await town square mall in new jersey, an unbelievable scene here. there is foam on the ground, they are catching fluid with buckets, and that could be fuel. i did not want to speculate too much, but you say that is where the fuel is usually kept on these planes. in the middle of this parking lot away from cars. this is what they are saying about the story. this is the third incident involving a small plane in new jersey. friday, a plane crashed near teterboro airport trying to avoid a crash, and you will remember that the helicopter colliding earlier this month over the hudson river with a small plane near hoboken, new jersey -- nine

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in the meantime, there is talk of lawsuits, but for mohammad, that's for another day. all she wants now is to feel her son's embrace. chris evy, toronto. >>> this is how a bunch of competitive eaters spent their saturday, wolfing down as many funnel cakes as possible at minnesota's valley fair amusement park. the sweet incentive at this year's funnel cake eating contest, 1,700 bucks and bragging rights, of course. a new york man known as eater "x" captured the title. he managed to eat nearly six pounds of funnel cake in just ten minutes. >>> there is a new way to purchase store items while you're still at home. hln money expert clark howard has found a new website where consumers can save time and money. >> do you know something? americans are johnny come latelies to the idea of buying store brands in the supermarket. but a little bit of recession goes a long way. kroger, the nation's second largest supermarket chain, reported recently in their quarterly report that more than one in three items bought in the store were store brand. well, the brand name manufacturers ar

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