supporters of ali mohammad refused to be ignored, turning out in full force. demanding justice. >> the message -- to folks out there is that we don't count. >> reporter: the demonstrators packed the abc hearing room to overflowing. club owners and their representatives argued that their people were making a citizens arrest. and the chairman said the board takes it seriously when security people leave an establishment and put their hands on folks. >> and to open it without full knowledge would be unwise. >> it's my recommendation to the board that we deny the motion that we continue the summary suspension. >> reporter: the vote was unanimous to take a closer look at a new club security plan. >> mr. brooks, i agree. >> reporter: we tried to get reaction from club owners. >> excuse me. >> are you one of the club owners? >> she doesn't look like anyone. >> reporter: outside on u street, backers not satisfied yet. >> and we want an autopsy report and an investigation finalized because justice delay side justice denied. justice delay side justice denied. >> during t

take the pain out of arthritis. >>> we are back with mohammad larijani.the human rights commissioner of iran, one of his brothers is the speaker of parliament, another brother is the head of the judiciary. they have been called the kennedys of iran. mohammad larijani is also a m h mathematician who has been deeply involved in iran's nuclear program. let's talk about nuclear weapons and nuclear issues. does iran wish to -- is iran on track to build nuclear weapons? >> iran is on track to advance its nuclear technology. nuclear weapon does not add to our security. it won't be for our defense. it is mostly a liability for us. >> are you categorically ruling out -- >> absolutely and categorically, iran's strategic interest and practical strategy is not to go after weapons. >> if you say you're not going down the weapons path, why not find a way to clarify that and therefore have a different relationship with the international community? do you foresee a possibility of a deal? >> well, there are people on different perspective. i, am, myself, very optimistic.

>> yes, abraham as a prophet and from him descended jesus, jesus and mohammad. >> i want to go right to the point, though. the pope apparently, notwithstanding your keen insight -- >> yes, he didn't phone me about it. [laughter] >> notwithstanding that, i have the impression that he wanted to show by his visit over there and he also wanted to get into iraq and he wanted to go but for political reasons he could not do so, regrettably, where abraham was born in you can, saddam hussein's iraq, right? >> but he wanted to show the linkage between the three faiths, why did he want to do that and is that desirable from the point of view of what interfaith dialog, interfaith communion, interfaith connection? >> why did he want to do that? he has to be asked that question and the roman catholic church has to come up with a clear statement. >> you have all those good jesuits there, do they have give you the reason? >> i am given the reason it was religiously promoted and to promote peace in the religion. let me say this. muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and ch

>> yes, abraham as a prophet and from him descended jesus, jesus and mohammad. >> i want to go right to the point, though. the pope apparently, notwithstanding your keen insight -- >> yes, he didn't phone me about it. [laughter] >> notwithstanding that, i have the impression that he wanted to show by his visit over there and he also wanted to get into iraq and he wanted to go but for political reasons he could not do so, regrettably, where abraham was born in you can, saddam hussein's iraq, right? >> but he wanted to show the linkage between the three faiths, why did he want to do that and is that desirable from the point of view of what interfaith dialog, interfaith communion, interfaith connection? >> why did he want to do that? he has to be asked that question and the roman catholic church has to come up with a clear statement. >> you have all those good jesuits there, do they have give you the reason? >> i am given the reason it was religiously promoted and to promote peace in the religion. let me say this. muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and ch

supervisor chu: should we wait for mohammad to get here? we could pass through for another item first, but i have questions about what specifically would be some of the strategies that would be used for the hot spots. >> i think it might make sense to wait for muhammed, since he was intimately involved in the decision. supervisor avalos: just a question on -- it looks like all these are in district 10. i would not at all say that there is a huge problem in district 10 with illegal dumping. certainly there is. are there any size with there is a great deal of illegal dumping happening elsewhere that is also as high as any of these spots? >> i think that i would have to defer to mohammad on that as well, but i want to point out that as we move forward to this grant, if the application is granted, and we have determined that our efforts are effective, it would be within these original 25 sites, we may, through approval from cal recycled, switch to a different site if it is proven that we need to concentrate activities in other areas. supervisor

forces to handle the escalating security situation on the way for you our teammates general mohammad all us kaare a spokesman from iraq's ministry of defense to find out about the military's readiness for the challenge ahead that's coming up after a short break. which was that same of you are going to go for you if you are. taliban bad guys we teach journalism or no pay corgis station we can understand the feeling of just what is the difference between.

>> yes, abraham as a prophet and from him descended jesus, jesus and mohammad. >> i want to go right to the point, though. the pope apparently, notwithstanding your keen insight -- >> yes, he didn't phone me about it. [laughter] >> notwithstanding that, i have the impression that he wanted to show by his visit over there and he also wanted to get into iraq and he wanted to go but for political reasons he could not do so, regrettably, where abraham was born in you can, saddam hussein's iraq, right? >> but he wanted to show the linkage between the three faiths, why did he want to do that and is that desirable from the point of view of what interfaith dialog, interfaith communion, interfaith connection? >> why did he want to do that? he has to be asked that question and the roman catholic church has to come up with a clear statement. >> you have all those good jesuits there, do they have give you the reason? >> i am given the reason it was religiously promoted and to promote peace in the religion. let me say this. muslims might not recognize some aspects of the christian theology and ch

europe is going to have their will for more on this i'm joined by dr saeed mohammad marandi from the university of tehran after the recent cooling in relations between iran and russia do you think moscow and iran of now succeeded in building bridges at this meeting well it's always a good scientist see leaders speaking to each other but i think that the iranians are certainly still striving to figure out if the russian president is going to be a reliable partner the russians over the past before during the past decade or so had developed much stronger relations with iran but from the iranian perspective it seems that the russians have been more or less bowing down to american american pressure over the past few years and in iran the question really is. is the are the russians ready for more stronger relations and can the iranians try to trust the russian president or the russian government isn't that a sign though that there is now restored trust in the president has said that iran is now ready to return to international talks over its nuclear program meaning that perhaps russia has

. >> last summer of be i agent contacted, mohammad saying he was an associate at of a terrorist. they met in portland where mohammad told the agent he wanted to put together an explosion were people would either be dead or injured. he said he could identify target where there be a lot of people a tree lighting ceremony in pioneer square in downtown portland. >> he said why he selected the location because of the mass of people that would be here. >> friday mohammad and the agent drove a van to pioneer square he allegedly attached a blasting cap to the device he believed to be a detonator that's when agents swooped in and arrested him. >> it's hard for me to comprehend how young man who this country is given great opportunities to could ways those opportunities to create a horrific crime. it's very sad. >> for the second time this week at bay area family has been poisoned by carbon monoxide you can see it and smell it. it's from malfunctioning water furnaces clogged chimney is or flues. it causes 10,000 injuries annually. dahlin has more. >> the people who live in this house almos

mohammad is a math ma trigs, former parliamentitarian, former foreign minister now among other things the head of the country's human rights commission. that brought him to new york thork to defend his country's human rights record at the u.n. larijani is a smart man from an influential family often at odds with president mahmoud ahmadinejad. you'll want to hear what he has to say not just on human rights but democracy in iran, the nuclear issue and relations with the united states. welcome, mr. larijani. >> thank you very much. >> let us talk about the reason you're here. there is a u.n. resolution condemning iran for human rights. you have been involved in human rights for a long time. what do you say to the world when they look at iran's record on human rights and seem appalled? while this is the right question and the right time, this democracy, which is unique in the middle east, in fact the greatest democracy in the middle east led iran less than 30 years to be a prominent country, in science, technology, political influence. so i think this is a very basic issue for us. when we

were all attending this annual christmas tree lighting ceremony according to the arrest warrant mohammad reached out to a suspected terrorist in pakistan in two thousand and nine saying that he wanted to join in jihad against non muslims as suspected terrorist try to put mohammed in contact with someone living here in the u.s. but the connection was never made so after being alerted to muhammad's plans an undercover f.b.i. agent posed as the operative and the plan was set in motion but is this really a terrorism arrest when you think about it do these sting operations cooked up by the f.b.i. which essentially entrap people really do any good you know we've covered two similar cases in the past few months and it seems to be a technique that's being used more often we really have to just because somebody had expressed a desire to do something virtually. something we call the freedom of speech in this country where they have ever gone through with it had the f.b.i. not egg them on i mean how much money how much time how many resources were devoted to cooking up a plot that could have never

had he begin the sting operation of learning mohammad's contacts with associates in pakistan. >> oakland is set to be the first city to offer municipal i.d. cards that will double as a debit cards. the card will be available to undocumented immigrants and the city's poor. with this card those without bank accounts will be free to having carry a large amounts of cash. >> we have newly released audio of a brothers that survived a tiger attack three years ago. the san francisco examiner obtained tapes of the interview that happened on december 25, 2007 right after a tiger escaped and killed the brother's friend. throughout the interview they did nothing to provoke the tiger. >> no, we were just looking and we were walking away and it starred to jump at us. >> you didn't talk to the tigers? sometimes they just lay there and you didn't try to get their attention or that type of thing? >> no. >> did you throw anything at them, nachos or any food? >> no. >> the brothers and frchbd were sharing a plate of nachos before the attack. they repeatedly asked them whether they tried to lure them with f

here is a photo of mohammad, he entered a plea in federal court. he was arrested friday night in an fbi sting operation. after several months of investigation and the fbi is going to invthis is related to other attacks with television ties? women neighborhood by neighborhood, 36 in napa, and 32 degrees in livermore expecting patchy frost to the north bay and inland. the upper 30's, and the mid 30's into the south bay. in the south bay, it will stay on the cooler side with increasing cloudiness to the afternoon faugh and 55 degrees in santa rosa, and 55 in novado, with more sunshine in the south bay in tomorrow afternoon. and a look at the stormtracker 4 radar in a storm of to the north with plenty of rain. and it is going to bring us increasing cloud coverage. the unexpected rain fall until wednesday and even then just to the north bay. the futurecast by 8:00 a.m. on wednesday, a system well to the north of us been a and the computer model is showing that it is more stuff uklah with more northern sections of the north the kron 4 7 day around the ba

she told them jesus died on the cross for man kind and asked the muslims what mohammad did for them. local leaders said she is to be charged for blasphemy. bb could still serve a life sentence. >>> this sunday christians around the world will remember their brothers and sisters in christ who suffer for their faith. international day of prayer mobilizes churches on behalf of the millions of persecuted christians worldwide. this sunday they are joining together in prayer and learning about practical ways they can help the suffering church. >>> christian pastors are often imprisoned. what happens to the pastor's families while they are in jail. left without a provid, they often struggle to survive. this comes from us from our friends ofhe voice of the martyrs. >> in my country, christians are persecuted for their faith. my frienddavid alexander since 3 and 1/2 years. his 3 daughters are growing up without theither. >> [ foreign speaking ]. i was also imprisoned for teaching about christ. my name is salaba and a pastor in nortrn uzbekistan. i was sentenced to 8 years in prison. after i s

. >> bb's crime, she told co-workers that jesus died for man kind and askedwhat mohammad hadone for them. >>> a battle in washington over how to best discourage countries from using child soldiers. human rights groups estimate a quarter of a million children some as young as 7 are involvd in armed conflicts around the world. a waiver by the obama administration exempting 4 countries that use child soldiers from u.s. penalties. those penalties mandatedby the 2008 child soldiers act, involve cutting off military ate to stop using child soldiers, chad, democratic republic of congo, yemen and sudan. >>> southern sudanese began registering or their upcoming referendum on independenc president obama called it a critical milestone. >> meanwhile a series of rallies across the united states to garner sport. gary lane attended one in washington. >> reporter: southern sudanese held this rally infront of the white house. they want to keep the pressure on the obama administraon. they'll decide january 9th if they want to form their own country. partition referend is part of a peace agreement signed 6

the book claims 9/11 mastermind mohammad folded after being water boarded giving up large amounts of information about terror plots. >> there's absolutely no factual basis behind this claim that torture is great because it enabled us to stop a plot. >> reporter: this is the center of london's financial district. 100,000 people work here. it's one of the places president bush says would have been attacked. >> if it saved attacks then, you know, perhaps not a bad thing. >> reporter: the book claims that water boarding, which simulates drowning, was only used on three al-qaeda suspects a the prison in guantanamo bay, cuba. president obama has since banned the technique, classifying it as torture. >> all i ask is that people read the book and they can reach the same conclusion if they would have made the decision i made or not. >> reporter: former president bush said he has no regrets and would do it again. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> howard is up next with the forecast. >>> looking good so far. got a lot of sunshine and the winds have been breezy at times. the temperatures ar

this is a book they imagine was fixated by the profit mohammad in a cage by the archangel gabriel. i apologize for the cartoonish nature of this illustration but illustrations of law, are difficult to come by. for reasons we are familiar with. but the net result is we have a book, the koran, which is believed to be the perfect word of the creator of the universe. and it is a profoundly mediocre book. is not the best book humanity has ever produced on any subject. that is a fact that awaits the attention of anyone who wants to take a weekend to read the book. there are many problems, is a relatively short book. it is not like the bible. you can't cherry pick it with the same ease that christians and jews can cherry pick the bobble. christians can cherry pick the new testament and get jesus in half his. and come away with a truly benign belief system. it doesn't mean it is factually true but they come away with a savior who is essentially a hippy who got crucified. who gave the sermon on the amount and wonderfully benign and specific messages. there is no sermon on the mound in the k

we don't know if you'll end up like mohammad ali. so i hired my distribution and scientist and came up with a product. the product is actually this here and i started a company. this is really just for me. what i did i started handing it out to people and giving it to guys that i played with. is it making my brain perfect? no, but i can function well during the day and it's mind over matter. 30 nutrients for the brain. you have to feel your brain. it's more different than taking protein for the muscles. >> i want to thank you most. all right. we do have to take a quick break. we'll hear about a high school to ensure player safety. please stay with us. - hello! - ha! why don't you try a home cooked meal... with yummy hamburger helper? oh! tada! fantastically tasty, huh? ummm, it's good. what would you guys like? hamburger helper. what?! one pound... one pan... one tasty meal! with not having enough food. that's why i've teamed up with feeding america and hamburger helper®. when you buy hamburger helper® you can help feeding america de

final minute, colt mccoy to mow mohammad massaquoi ties the game at 20. go to overtime.e appear to be headed for a tie but with under 30 seconds to go, sanchez to santonio holmes. 37 yard walk off touchdown for the jets. they win 26-20. and improve to 7-2. and you aren't going to believe this anyone jacksonville. jaguars texans tied at 24. three seconds left. hail mary, last play in regulation, david gerard, watch this. tennessee's glover quinn goes to bat the ball down but it goes into the arms of mike thomas. touchdown jacksonville at the gun. they win on perhaps the sickest finish and weirdest play of the year in the nfl 31-24. >>> all right. no offense to seattle, the college of charleston, and the university of maine, but the real test for maryland hoops begins this thursday and friday. that's when they head to new york for back-to-back games against pitt and then either texas or illinois, all three of those teams ranked in the top 25 right now. gary and the terps finishing up the gentle portion of their schedule today against maine. terps in white. cliff tucker to

mohammad its charged in the attempted use of a weapon of mass december struck.e was arrested trying to detonate what he thought were he can please i was at christmas tree lighting event. federal agents admit they provided him with cash and fake bomb as part of a sting operation but they say he could have backed out at any time. >>> police are investigating a thanksgiving weekend burglary at peninsula high school. some time between wednesday night and this morning. thieves stole 25 apple mack book and 30 i-pod touches from a classroom at karl mont high. the equipment was worth roughly 50,000 dollars. >> too early in the investigation to determine whether suspects were targeting this particular classroom. entire campus has security cameras and our investigators are revealing the foot annual from the camera at this time. the school is alarmed. however we did not respond to any alarm calls over the wean. >>reporter: while they investigate whether classroom was targeted specifically. no other class rooms were burglarized. >> 4 lap top were also stolen last week from

ability of the country's forces to handle the escalating security situation well next to general mohammad underscoring a spokesman from iraq's ministry of defense to find out about the military's readiness for the challenges ahead. but now i have general mohamed i'll ask every an advisor and spokesperson with the iraqi ministry of defense so thank you very much for joining us here are not forthcoming the american soldiers have left behind knowledge from the terrorists and do feel confident that the actual soldiers and the iraqi security force is able to keep the situation so calm and how the. it is a good question it's worth talking about the readiness or not of the iraqi security forces because the number of american troops left in this country is forty nine thousand seven hundred something it's important the americans are gone what's also important is the timing and the timing of implementing this phase of the agreement was put forward by the minister of defense why did he choose this time that each time he has a meaning there are steps that need to be taken so that the iraqi forces wil

mohammad was arrested tonight just after he dialed a cell phone that he thought would blow up a van packed with explosives at the portland christmas tree lighting. >>> tonight for the first time we're getting a picture of what went wrong the day a tiger attacked a group of friends at the san francisco zoo. the san francisco examiner obtained tapes of police interviews of two brothers who survived a christmas day attack in 2007. questioning that someone threw something to provoke the tiger, something like nachos. to that they respond, how could we throw nachos at a tiger? the police officer then says, i don't know. i'm just trying to understand what would make a tiger want to come after you guys? the brothers also talked about what the actual attack was like adding, quote, there was a tiger attacking me. i just seen him, and i just started running from him and he just attacked me. i couldn't get away from him. and then right after that, somehow i got away and he got my boy, carlos. now back to the current holiday season and today's black friday shopping spree. was it a bleak one or a bright

inside the court, they led in his co-defend, 19-year-old mohammad asam, on trial for his life for killing and wounding two. they read out what they said was his confession, detailing how anwar al-awlaki incited him to kill a foreigner. the judge asked, are those your words? no, he said. he claimed the confession was beaten out of him. the americans want al qaeda rounded up, but asam said the shooting happened because of a personal disagreement. later, i managed to speak to him the verdict is ready, he said, it's a farce and the hero is the prosecutor and the judge is the director. they want to appease the west. he said he had 120 bullets and asked why he'd kill only once if al qaeda was directing him. yemenese seem less concerned about al-awlaki and more concerned about the west. while al-awlaki has a long list of accusations against his name, including contact with the radical that blew up targets. it's possible that al qaeda had something to do with the attempt on the life of the british ambassador on this road on that corner down there earlier this year. it's about much more, now, than

well to find out how the iraqi military will cope with the challenges ahead our team meets general mohammad sari a spokesman from iraq's ministry of defense. but now i have general mohamed i'll ask again and adviser and spokesperson with the iraqi ministry of defense so thank you very much for joining us here on not what's come back to the american soldiers have left by and large the majority do you feel confident that the actual soldiers and the iraqi security force is able to accept the situation here and how do you. it is a good question it's worth talking about the readiness of the iraqi security forces because the number of american troops left in this country is less than fifty thousand it's important the americans go on what's also important is the timing the timing of implementing this phase of the agreement was put forward by the minister of defense why did he choose this time each timing has a meaning there are steps that need to be taken so that the iraqi forces will be ready by december the thirty first twenty eleven we believe that we will be ready enough to have full security

reflect, and there was discussion earlier that many years ago when i ran neighborhood services, mohammad and i worked closely because we had legislation carried over the problem of industrial dumping that takes place, and i have never seen anything of the magnitude that takes place in district 10. it is absolutely unbelievable. tens of thousands of dollars of waste from roofers and others are taken to that neighborhood, and i definitely think that this hopefully will help to heal the neighborhood from this types of dumping, and i appreciate the work that you and your team does constantly to address this, and hopefully, this will provide an even better tool bar for you. supervisor avalos: i support this because i understand that there is huge dumping problems in district 10. i think we need to have a special program in district 10 to deal with it, but that is not how this is being characterized. our material we have today, saying that we're going to have the grant to pay for these 25 sides, and i looked at these sites, and i understand there is a big problem, but now, it is talked about a

me in loyalty to the klan, tradition and loyalty to god and the hereafter, loyalty to the prophet mohammad and following his example so i was educated in both places but the education is radically different. >> to watch this program in its entirety go to booktv.org. simply type the title or the author's name at the top left of the screen and click search. every weekend booktv brings you 48 hours of history, biography and public affairs. here's a portion of one of our programs. >> why when we hear the president and others talking about the fact that we must make government efficient for the people did our founding fathers actually design the government to be inefficient? ask yourself that question, because this is a model for inefficiency. but it was done deliberately. why? because, in order to have basic liberties, you have to have the government with very little power. the more efficient the government is, the more liberties the individual has to give up to get to them. they cannot do their job efficiently unless they have the power to tell you what to do. very interesting, isn't it? and

but gen mohammad cari a spokesperson for the iraqi ministry of defense told r.t. that the us is to blame for the continued violence in the country because they opened iraq's borders to terrorist. for the americans came in the borders were open to terrorists and violence spread to the americans dismissed the iraqi government to did not think to form an iraqi army before two thousand and four but it was too late because the terrorists were already in the bombs that are going off in iraq today are not a measurement of how well these soldiers were trained bombs were going off even when the united states was in the country we need better intelligence behind these bombs and how they managed to still carry them out. we can watch that full interview in around fifteen minutes time right here on our t.v. now our web site also keeps you up to date twenty four hours a day here are some of what you'll find online right now at our team dot com home running low for women in afghanistan a shocking number fall victim to domestic abuse and violence with the suicide rate on the rise

he then in the course of his speech held up one of the mohammad cartoons. muslim student called him a racist on that basis and two leftist students said they were offended by his speech. work on his professor came over and said if you give another speech like that the the offense students i'm going to be forced to lower your grade which is a direct infringement on his free speech. that is where we are. so he filed this complaint. they make you file it during the class. when he said to me i can't do it, a said do it after the class and we will fight that issue if it comes up which it did. then you have to complain to the professor who is accusing you. then you have to complain to the chairman so he went directly to the chairman and chairman of the department said good public speaking doesn't offend people. what came to lima and martin luther king didn't offend segregationists. so took us going for the process. the provost office, hands of. i met with three provosts and their attitude was faculty has to make the decisions. address added is your regulation. ad

osman mohammad worship at the center. he is accused of trying to blow up advent of explosives. residents of are still an shock about the filth, time to and we talked with residents that knew that he >> you'll find that moment, muhamed graduated in 209. he he calls himself a terrorist. he did not to be identified and it chose a mattress for a physics project. he popped a hell of a rocket grenade what current work. it wasn't like that of the ordinary but it was kind of weird. the sum which she is that of everything. >> ken affidavit date told the fbi that he had been speaking of committing violent since the age of 15 >> i just cannot believe it. >> dave recall of fights that have run a steel >> locker the main thing that he said he hated americans. he said it looking me in the eye that he was serious, it was his determination in life that i hate americans. >> he was scared enough at the time to get school counselors but as the end of it. in the fall of 2009 he started his freshman year at alicea antanaclasis part- time. his focus was engineering and he attended the islamic center

armed the leader who they held up and financially supported they were overrun by the mujahideen mohammad knowledgeable that was hung in koppel's main square and yet for some reason we think that by overstaying our welcome even further by surpassing the soviets we've got a better chance for success the longer we keep invading occupying bombing muslim countries the sooner we'll read this world of the threat of terrorism somehow i don't think that's a good strategy i don't know how many more of these. milestones in fact i can handle this war has already surpassed vietnam as america's longest war now will be in afghanistan longer than the soviet union you know they say but those who forget history are doomed to repeat it so if we've forgotten are we just ignoring it or just trudging on despite all reason let's just hope that somebody wakes up before the us empire joins the list of those which were burning in the mountains of afghans. the drug enforcement agency has just started a new battle this time they're taking on k two it's the synthetic stuff to substitute for the active ingredient in

. >> twice mohammad tried to blow up the van cell a phone agents gave him. >> he has been charged withted use of weapons of mass destruction. he is set to appear in court on monday. >>> and again the suspect's mosque was damaged in an attack arson fire this morning. >> in other news, two men got away with minor injuries after their small plane crashed. it was bound for concord when it been went down in a marsh. the cause is being investigated but early reports indicate a possible mechanical failure. two men on board have not been identified. the california highway patrol says the number of bay area d.w.i. arrests is up this holiday weekend. 177 arrested were made compared to 137 for the same period last year. statewide the numbers are also up, there have been 975 d.w.i. arrests this year compared to 904 last year. >> tomorrow is cyber monday but a lot of shoppers skipped the crowds on black friday giving online merchants an early boost. they say online shoppers spent 12% more than last year with the average order rising to $190. online shopping made up 8-10% of all holiday spending. sa

says the 19-year-old mohammad had been thinking of committing some form of violent jihad since he was> after he was caused by undercover officers there would be women and children involved he made it very clear he was determined to undertake an attack. >> he is described as quiet, smart and polite by fellow students at oregon state university. he dropped out of school in october. he had no formal ties to terror groups but tried to contact suspected terrorists in pakistan >>> actor leslie nielsen is being remembered for all the laughs he brought to audiences. >> the bum belligerent detective passed away at a fort lauderdale hospital. he played in airplane and his lines made their way into everyday banter at school and home and the workplace. >> i am serious, and don't call me shirley. >> before his success in comedy, he was a dramatic actor. he is the captain in the posiedden adventure. he died from complications of pneumonia. he was 84 years old. >>> napa police shot and killed a 68-year-old man during a confrontation yesterday in front of his home, make that 60-year-old man. they ide

kashmir worshiping at a shrine that is believed to contain ane single beer here from the prophet mohammad. now, i do not mean to make ligha of how difficult it might be from muslims in kashmir at thish moment. undoubtedly it is difficult.nt,u i don't mean to denigrate the kinds of positive experiences you can have.acticingn this i think the version is a positive mental state and having a strong community is positive v .e it seems to me that given all om the challenges that these people face in this world and theworld prospects of real collaborationl that a society can discovereds c these people have something morp important to do with their timeh than worship the beard hair of a person who may very well have been a schizophrenic.. and another message that comes out of out of the doctrine which is truly an avoidable, there you uo can dance around the fax, theats status of women is secondary. the ultimate expression of thati i think, at this moment is life for women fully failed. bu at think it is a great failure a of liberalism. i consider myself a liberal on basically all questions. it is

the case of a somali american man accused of plotting a terrorist attack in oregon. 19-year-old mohammad osman mohamed osman mohamud was in court today. he drove a van packed with explosives to an annual tree lighting event in portland last friday. there were actually fake explosives in that van planted by undercover fbi investigations. the sting operation was set up after the fbi received a tip. >>> a hostage situation is unfolding right now at a wisconsin high school. police in marionette, wisconsin which is near green bay say 23 students and one teacher are being held by an armed student. officials on the scene say the student burst into a classroom and took the other students hostage. so far there are no reports of any injuries. >>> detentions -- tensions between north and south korea have protest protesters to the -- have brought protesters to the streets of san francisco at this hour. the antiwar group answer organized this protest. it's being held at powell and market street at the bart station and it appears there are a couple of dozen people marching and carrying signs. so far i

joining me is mohammad javad larijani head of the human rights counsel and judiciary, advisor to ayatollah khamenei. i'm pleased to have mr. larijani at this table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: two things i should say. first of all you have a ph.d in mathematics from the university of california so you came here in the '70s to go to university, yes. >> okay. >> rose: okay, i,, you know america. you were here as a student. secondly, you come from this really remarkable family in iran. some have called you, your family the kennedies of iran. tell us about the family first, before we have this serious conversation about issues. >>> yes, i'm coming from-- i'm a member of a famous family i should say, this is the one thing, instance of the family members, family members are emerging as different political and social positions rather than to be put in that position from the orders from above. if stems from my father who was a famous islamic scholar. well-known in iran and even in iraq and other countries. >> rose: his name was. >> his name was ayatollah amoli. and perhaps while as the older s

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mohammad ali fought because he was a muslim, he could talk ayatollah khomeini into allowing the house just to come home but he was not able to get there either. the algerians were the ones who finally did the intermediary. even the last three days, we had $12 billion of iranian money held. every message that went back and forth left here in english and was translated into iran. we had a three-way negotiations. we would talk about the intricacies of money and $2.2 billion in gold bullion located in 12 different nations. you can see the complexity of it. i finally got the hostages out my still held a $12 billion in iranian money. the agreement was that all the claims that americans had against iran would be fulfilled and the money left over would be given to iran which it was. >> as 1979 became 1980, this began to eat heavily in the political year of 1980, the year when you plan to run for reelection, fighting off primary opponents from your own party >> one, yes. [laughter] >> was there a point where you realized that they are still there and this is really starting to be a problem for

unnamed afghan insiders told various media outlets the man posing as mullah akhtar mohammad mansour met with afghan and nato officials three times. he is one of the highest-ranking members of the taliban council. but in kabul today, afghan president hamid karzai quickly dismissed the reports, and said he never met the man. >> i did not see anyone by the name of... and he did not come to afghanistan. don't accept this news from the foreign press regarding meeting s with the elders of the taliban because most of them are propaganda. >> sreenivasan: general david petraeus, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan, confirmed there has been outreach to the taliban over the past six to eight months. speaking to reporters in berlin, petraeus said there had been long-held doubts about one of the alleged taliban representatives. >> some of these have been recognized as being legitimate. all are very preliminary. in fact, as we have described at most have been talks about talks or pre-preliminary. there was skepticism about one of these all along, and it may well be that that skepticism was well fou

they do a better job of moving out of the corner than mohammad ali ever could have in his prime. the focus here is on to things. earmarks -- eliminate the mall, and you could save the equivalent of three drops in the ocean. and a freeze on all discretionary spending back to 2008 levels, which if it ever too cold with last only until the next hurricane or oil spill or other disaster. and i think you'll see a public backlash in the house. a lot of people are thinking that you could cut out the waste, fraud, and abuse and none of us would ever notice of thing and deficits would melt away. when you get the specifics, it does not quite work that way. if you start by saying you're going to eliminate the cutbacks in medicare, it does not take very far. you have to be a skeptic about that. a word on the tea party -- as we speculate, we may be setting things up for what could make the most interesting republican presidential contest in our lifetime in 2012. i can see a number of people stepping forward, starting with sarah palin and others. the channel the anger that has propelled many of