my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would find my brother, i would comfort him, i would share his fate. when she saw the sister's grief, when anana saw the grief of gestana, she spoke to him gently. dimusi is no more. i would take you to him, but i do not know the place. then a fly appeared. the holy fly circled the air above anana's head and spok

the nation in mourning, spain remembers the victims of this week's earthquake with an outdoor mass. captioned by the national captioning institute ---www.ncicap.org--- >> at least 80 people were killed today in a suicide bombing in northwestern pakistan. the taliban says the attack was revenge for the death of osama bin laden with more attacks on the way. some 100 people were injured in the twin blasts as young police recruits were boarding buses outside a training school. >> the first suicide bomber blew himself up just outside the entrance to the military academy. he struck as the recruits were leaving for vacation. many buses pull up to take them home. some students were already on board. >> i said goodbye to my friends and went back to my room. then an explosion went off. we rushed out to help the wounded. >> soon after, a second attacker set off his bomb. he had slipped into the crowd as rescuers gathered at the scene. >> we ran for cover in a shop when another blast went off. it was chaos. we tried to gather the dead and the injured until the rescue forces arrived. it was horr

to say she should never be allowed to earn a living but the fact that you know it's it's like a a mourning widow who's remarried before the the autopsy is done on her late husband you know and well and the flip side of this is that more than half of all the members of congress who have retired from congress in the last twenty years have gone on to become lobbyists nice basically in this town you know junior lobbyists people who are just kind of knocking on doors for a living story about it how two hundred thousand dollars a year for a member of congress can start out at three hundred to five hundred thousand dollars a year former senator can start out of a million to five million dollars a year as a lobbyist and basically all the lobbying firms are buying is the fact that people take their phone calls shouldn't that be you know that their colleagues that the guys that they've been so you know hanging around drinking any lunch within the college in the in the senate office building or have tyria for years you know that is there something not just unseemly about that but fundamentally wrong

. >> the process has turned into a march of mourning. people are marching for the mourning of their fellows who have been killed. fr four months they have been insisting on a revolution and here they're chanting peaceful, peaceful. the regime is running out of excuses. >> our slant is to continue our peaceful struggle. we are not moving out of the square. they can burn the square. they can burn us with the square. we're not moving. >> they are saying protesters have taken over government offices. >> what's happened, it has agreed that all strikes or all kinds of demonstrations should be peaceful. when people go to a government compound or to a police station and they want to go inside and get some people from those offices or from those police stations, it cannot happen that way. we are talking about a system in yemen. some of these activities are unlawful and they do jeopardize the security and the safety of the people. >> violence has also spread to the city of zinjibar. but many doubt that this is the case. >> the last part of al qaed

stage of mourning belgian cyclist bail on die after being involved in a horrific crash through the ongoing issue that tell you. on between the posts we take another look at every one of the greats not so great strikes that flew in this past weekend in the russian community. it's victory day here in russia the country marking the defeat of nazi germany in the second world war the spike the horrors of the period russia saw a number of sporting greats emerge as richard on poor feet found out. but came a nine hundred forty s. special undercover forces terrorized hitler's troops and forts and one of the most deadly battles in world history the battle of moscow which started in one thousand forty one it was an arduous time for all involved but what qualities helped these men to survive the war. when i as the commander had to enlist the locals to my brigade i chose those who weren't complaining that it was too hard for them if they complained i told them immediately they were no good for my team therefore insurance was the most crucial quality many sportsmen volunteered for the arms one division

wrong and actually made it harder for us to find bin laden mccain summed it up by writing i don't mourn the loss of any terrorists life what i do mourn is what we lose one by official policy or official neglect we confuse or encourage those who fight this war for us to forget that best sense of ourselves we are always americans and different stronger and better than those who would destroy us. all said never the bad. news our so-called news now the new gingrich has officially announced his presidential bid it's time to start sucking up to it and gretchen carlson seems like just the right person to do it on fox and friends this morning rush lavish. praise and rich but there's no doubt that newt gingrich is a brilliant man and i think we would all agree with all the people that we interview on this couch take politics out of it he is a brilliant man now will be up to the voters whether or not they want to see in this craft or meet. the voters who watch your show for news get you swooning over a newcomer just rain must be nice being a republican presidential candidate haven't hired network

foreseeable future but the fighters on the ground aren't giving up hope and there are ministers mourning is that is worse to come. and the obama time of defeat and retreat is over now it's time for the israeli people and the israeli enemy to day. is what is keeping quiet amid the coming to chaos in the middle east and north africa but behind closed doors they'll be plenty of disquiet here about how much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is fueling serious instability points here are t. tell of of. u.n. security council has failed to pass a statement condemning the syrian government for its use of force against anti-government protesters some nations that blocked the move fearing it could lead to a repeat of the situation in libya russia was among the countries that objected to the memorandums on saying that outside interference would only lead to further destabilization and a fully fledged civil war journalist and author of he says any nato intervention would have far reaching consequences it is notable that former lasix agent alastair cook has been quoted here in th

the mourning here is not over.mourning and that feeling of sadness will go far beyond, your you know, some of the initial challenges, we're going to be calm, we're going to be reassuring and we're going to make sure there's complete and accurate information out there for the people who need that information. >> you can be sure that you and your state, particularly that community are in our thought and prayers. when we come back, sarah palin's about to take a big bus trip. if she gets in, would fellow tea party favorite michele bachmann get out? >>> and as we go to break, even four plus days after this deadly tornado in joplin, new evidence of just how powerful the storm was. this is a security camera in the back of a home. there's no audio, but look at this. what's so special about web browsing on the new blackberry playbook? ♪lash! ah ahh... that's right, it runs flash. so unlike some tablets we could mention, you get the best of the internet, not just part of it. ♪ flash! ah ahh... ♪ [ male announcer ] when you c

a 34(at arou mourning another shooting yesterday afternoon.s found a man shot on avenue near east 16th street at around 1:00. he was taken to a hospital where he later died. witnesses say they saw four young men approach the victim, they say they saw them shoot him and then flee the scene. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> a frightening seen at a mcdonald's was caught on surveillance video. two bloody men staggered into the restaurant after a freeway shooting. one man collapsed in front of dozens of stunned customers. police say it happened on way0 around 9:00 last night. the two were driving near the glen cove park way offramp and the glen cove park way offramp and pick-up truck pulled alongside the car and the driver opened fire. police say this is no random attack. >> we believe it was a targeted incident. >> one sti4ojt.shooter.;z$' > inmates :ñws. areb2jpvfytt1 in tu this morni > inmates :ñws. areb2jpvfytt1 in tu this morni mcdonald's where he collapsed. the police are still looking for the shooter. >>> and seve

to those of you who mourn loss of a loved one today, my heart goes out to you.nything in the world. i cannot imagine losing them. i cannot imagine losing a sister or brother or parents in war. the grace so many of you carry in your hearts is a grief i cannot fully know. this day is that you and the fall and here is that you love d and it's a day that has meaning for all americans including me. it is one of my highest honors, it is my most solemn responsibility as president, to serve as commander in chief of one of the finest fighting force of the world has ever known. [applause] it is irresponsibility that carries special weight on this day. it carries special weight each time i meet with our goldstar families and i see the pride in their eyes but also the tears of pain that will never fully go away. each time i sit down at my desk and sign a condolence letter to the families of fallen, sometimes a family will write me back and tell me about their daughter or son that they have lost or a friend will read the letter about what their battle body meant to them. i r

keeping our prayers, to mourn with the families, to stand together during this time of pain and trial, as the reverend brown alluded to. the question in a time like this is "why?" why my town my home, husband or wife or sister or friend, why? we do not have the capacity to answer. we cannot know what a terrible storm will strike or where or the severity of the devastation a cause. we cannot know why we are testing with a loss of a loved one. a loved one with whom we have lived a lifetime. these things are beyond our power to control, but that does not mean that we are powerless in the face of adversity it. how we respond when the storm strikes is on us. how we live in the aftermath of tragedy and heartache, that is within our control, it is in these moments through our actions that we see a glimpse of what makes life worth living in the first place. in the last week, that is what joplin not just taught misery or american but taught the world. i was overseas in the aftermath of the storm, and we had world leaders coming up to me, saying, "let the people of joplin know we are with them.

it came on a day of mourning for event that uprooted thousands of palestinians. and now a look at other news. a camera captured a hit and run accident in denver where a 10 year boy ran into the street. the collision threw the boy several feet leaving him with scrapes and bruises. the driver is still at large. >>> winds in arizona produced a scary moment at a kid's party. wind ripped it from the ground. the ordeal left one person hospitalized and others with minor injuries. and in connecticut, finally good news from that teen who was banned from his prom. school officials reversed the decision citing multiple disstrksdi distracti distractions. the senior handed down punishment. james, did not come away unscathed. this unspecified new punishment is being called an alter nate consequence. for a look at your national and regional weather, here is bill karins who is going to sleep better tonight knowing he is able to go to prom. >> right? >> let's talk about what happened this week. in seattle, we had record rainfall. saturday into sunday. pretty good storm system tha

and now you know, what a mar gin in old baghdad in the wrong place at the wrong time why you're mourning is going in one ear of the deaf tomorrow. and out the deafening utter. air cane. one, the sorrow these many months isn't because celebrities put eyes all over my body as i was in the u.s. again. not the other america. it comes from the footprint of a kick stab in my back. got riding a bus to a reading with some really destitute brothers and sisters in a 16, 3 office space. i am sitting in the rear of the bus reading a translation of the book of the concealed mystery. my eyes are risen from a black woman standing and talking on her cell phone. i voice decibeled, latino black and white workers. when i arrive, i accidentally grace her sleeve with an excuse me. she pushed me. shouts don't touch me with hate red and what the hell do you think you did to me. the eyes coiled and in denial or at once and set to spring. when my shoulders i bear a gentle but insistent arms and turning from a black man, you don't want to go here. here's your stop. he leads me to the stair well, but no sooner do

we have come to mourn what the storm has taken from us, to seek comfort in community.trength from god to build anew. it seems inconceivable that just one week ago the people of joplin were going about their daily lives, doing the ordinary things that people do on a sunday evening, cooking supper, watching tv, walking the dog, attending their sons' and daughters' graduation. and then came the whirlwind. nearly a mile wide and six miles long with its 200 mifrp winds churning and roaring toppling businesses, homes, schools, and churches to rubble. but that storm, the likes of which we have never seen, has brought forward a spirit of resilience, the likes of which we've also never seen. [ applause ] >> what our nation and our world have witnessed this week is the spirit of joplin, missouri. [ applause ] >> and we're humbled by it. you have given "love thy neighbor" new meaning. the parable of the good samaritan, luke, chapter 10, versus 25-37, begins with a conversation between jesus and a student of religious law. it starts with the legal question and ends with a moral im

. >>> in the tornado ravaged south, sunday church services are filled with those mourning the dead. in alabama alone officials say at least 250 people killed in those storms. and we have a correspondent in one of the hardest hit areas. >> reporter: the death toll still stands at 39 in tuscaloosa alone. and people are trying to find places to worship after their church was destroyed. some churches in alabama is scraping away debris and holding service on the foundations, and they are starting the rebuild of their church and community. they will need it because nothing is as it was in many places such as tuscaloosa. loved ones are missing. neighbors are gone. landmarks that were familiar have disappeared. the rebuilding will begin. electricity is being restored to a large part of tuscaloosa. the electrical company here in alabama has done a pretty good job. we have heard no complaints about the effort to get the electricity back on here. however, several hundred thousand people are still without power, mostly in northern alabama where the transmission towers have been toppled. it will

mourning. but the shift in opinion all over the arab and muslim world is dramatic. the pew poll shows the popularity of osama bin laden and al qaeda has plummeted over the last several years. and the uprisings from egypt to tunisia and everywhere is not about al qaeda and not about anti-americanism. >> we heard mayor giuliani say earlier that, yes, you can replace someone to run al qaeda but you cannot replace the charismatic leader at the center of it. do you think in any way this is a -- if not a fatal blow, that this is a nearly fatal blow? >> i think in the words of one of the administration officials, it is decapitating the head of the snake. and that is more than symbolic. it's very important. >> all right, thank you so much. and by the way, "time" magazine has given osama bin laden its version of the cover treatment. you can see it coming up right here. it is a giant red letter x across his face. a distinction they have given only three other people when they died, all of them infamous.

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thank you, visit our website, cw news .org, christians around the world are mourning the loss of a passionate and prothet i can voice, time square church has died, the 79 year-old minister was killed and his wife gwen badly gin injured in a bad collision this week. >> david wilkerson inspired christians around the world for passions of being civil. in 1958, he felt god calling him to new york city to minister to gang members and drug addicts, he tells of his encounter with notorious gang leader nikki cruise, in the watch and the switchblade, it later became a movie with pat baon. >> every piece of -- >> it did damage, good in my brain, but in my heart, i begun to question and for two weeks, i could not sleep thinking about love. >> wilkerson went on to fund teen challenge, a illogically challenged recovery program for drug auditing, he returned to man hat ton to find the time square church. in the after math of 9/11, wilkerson's [inaudible] repet tense. >> you're praying, you know instiktbacker extinctive in your heart that god is trying to speak to this nation and the world through this. for

no one we spoke with what is mourning the death of osama bin laden. >> test is has been done. >> reporter: some say they should have captured him. >> -- justice has been done. >> a him and put him on trial -- get him and put him on trial. >> reporter: many say that killing him does little in the bigger picture. >> many people are still dying in afghanistan and iraq. i think his death does not really change much. >> reporter: across town, the vast majority of the coverage welcomed the news of bin laden's death. >> most of them see him as a mass murderer. many think that he killed far more muslims than westerners. >> reporter: they say that peaceful revolutions proved that change can come about terrorism. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the largest muslim community is in the bay area in fremont. some said they were concerned about possible repercussions against afghan needs. he said he hopes the death will open a new chapter of peace between the u.s. and the muslim world. >>> there were few outward signs of celebration today in the bay area. in lafayette, drivers honked for approval. man

a church group is mourning the death of two different teenagers in costa rica.art of a mission group. they are heartbroken, the teens were working at an orphanage and a drug rehab amber sweat it out by the strong recurrent. there were ripped out as from a strong rip current off the coast of costa rica. >> a 5.8 earthquake off the pacific . >>pam: inman is protesting the sentencing of this top official. >> this is the world war one survivor from england, living in perth. there is only one left, she is in england from the world war one survivor. >>pam: the newly wed, couple, will tour canada, and in the united states. the itinerary appears that they will get through los angeles!. >>pam: a programming note this saturday kron 4 will let nbc programming of the giants will be on nbc. chase will be shown at 8:00 p.m. kron 4 news at 9:00 p.m. will have much more news coming up after the break. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratulations virginia. inflamed uvula. i'm virginia. i'm a target pharmacist a

no one said they mourned him but not everyone thought killing him was the proper course of action. >> just get him and put him on trial. because if he killed them so we are the terrorists. >> innocent people are still dying in afghanistan and iraq and i think that his death doesn't really change much. >> muslims we spoke with said they never considered osama bin laden a religious leader. >>> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can watch the president's announcement of osama bin laden's death. we also have a time line and video from the 9/11 attacks. >>> an explosion and fire is now under control. the explosion happened about 2:30 this afternoon at a factory in red wood city. news chopper 2 brought you these pictures live. an hour ago officers reopened the street. for more than half hour a vowed of black smoke poured into the sky. authorities ordered a scepter in place for the area. that was lefted, no one was hurt. >>> the states' fiscal problems got the top educator here today. he toured west more high school today. he is a graduate and things changed since he was a student t

. >>> sunday church services are filling with those mourning the dead. in alabama alone, officials say at least 250 people were killed in those storms, and nbc's charles hadlock is live for us. a good sunday morning to you, charles. tell us what you are seeing there this morning. >> reporter: there's a lot of devastation still on the ground, workers are stringing new cable across most of alabama, which has seen about half a million people without power. church services are under way across alabama and a number of churches have been damaged or destroyed. congregation members have been scraping away the debris. today they're holding church services on the foundations of their broken churches, symbolic of the rise they say will occur in alabama once again. the death toll remains at 343, 250 of the dead are in alabama, 39 of them are here in tuscaloosa. a lot of neighbors are missing, relatives are gone, and landmarks that everyone used to become so familiar with are also missing here in alabama. its path was about 100 miles long, and today meteorologists ar

having been occupied, notes mourn for the loss of their song. i am for a concert of horses, the origin of gazelle leapt up from the heart of al gubungi. have you made small steps into the desert within us or listened for the gutterals longed deep within our throats, you would have come bearing gifts. i have nothing in red that i would not abide in green. el batanabi wrote the heart of our silken tanab, what need have we for you? no poem has ever enough red but that its blood might river beneath the veins of its people. beneath the desert sun, one man by one man by one man breathes six. thousands of tons wrung sonorous from the sky. where is god? black-eyed woman, the street dogs are running wild. will you save me? simple white ignorance, even the desert has gone into hiding. there is no more meaning here than the crested moon holds towards a dying grove of date trees. i am for the arabic, for the transcription of the arabic, zato dates over fire-baked bread. the twin rivers have already called for us a history. our poets have already explained t

. >>> this morning, an alameda county family mourning the loss of their son. he was struck by an suv at santa clara avenue and everett street. he was pronounced dead at children's hospital in oakland. investigators are trying to figure out what happened. the driver of the suv was not arrested. >>> the san francisco giants fan beaten at the dodgers stadium is back in the area. he's being treated at the only hospital that has doctors to handle that kind of trauma. stow was drichb in by ambulance and taken by private jet to sfo. >> everybody is happy and relieved that bryan is stable physically. where he eesz at neurologically, time will tell. >> he will not be alone, ever. someone will always be with him. >> the family went to a homecoming party at the santa beach board walk to claim money. >> more than $100,000 offered as a reward for tips leading to the two suspected. the l.a.p.d. will have a press conference this afternoon. on our web page, coverage of the homecoming. you can leave comments for the family. >>> pg&e under attack by a congresswoman. she's prove

caring for a loved one or mourning a spouse or child that never made it home >> all we can do is hug you and tell you we are thinking and praying and tell you we are proud of you. others have served yourself changing and leaving friends behind caring for a kid while caring for a sibbling. a moment for all of us to remember that everyone who serves is able to do so because of the love and support of their families everything you do is not easiment i know everyday you deal with incredible things. incredible challenges, inkred inning strength. something else i learned from you all, rose anna and her daughter tyler with father serving in the army. tyler is already a junior in high school and has attended ten schools all in the continent. next year, they are moving to germany. then there's helen and her daughter julia. they know a thing or two. when julia had to deploy to iraq. helen was there everyday to help take care of 3-year-old gym in as ticks. she enrolled in gymnastics and took him to his dentist appointment. helen would often leave work and drive to hispre school so he could hear

. >> reporter: one year later those who loved the popular and athletic hayward senior say they mourn for him still today. >> he had so much more charisma than anyone i have ever known. and i wondered what he was going to become with all that charisma. >>> john than mathis has been charged with sex with a minor. police want to know if there are other victims out there. if you are asked to call hayward police. >>> the assembly's safety commission passed legislation that creates a tiered system. offenders would register for 10 years, 20 years or life based on their crime. currently offenders have to register for life. >> i think it should be more effective. people would be more satisfied with the sentencing. and áeut would also be pretty cost effective -- and it would also be pretty cost e if he can effective. >>> right now oakland police are searching for a man wanted after a chase ended in an injury accident. a crash happened on 81st avenue. police say they know who the man is and have issued a warrant for his arrest. according to the investigator, we just learned the chase lasted 30

. >>> the golf world is in mourning today. one of the very best died early this morning from complications from a brain tumor. not only was he ranked no. 1 in the world but he was known for being audacious, a personality. but he has won five major titles and most famously capture the british open at age 22 in 1979. he won with a birdie on 16 after teeing off into a parking lot. he always played with a lot of flavor and he will certainly be missed. >>> the lake show is a no show. they have dropped a third straight game to the dallas mavericks. sounds like the caps. unlike hockey kamenetz team has ever come back from a three-game deficit. kidd finds jason terry who buries a 3 from the corner. tied at 91. here comes dirk in the lane. finishes. left handed. wins 98-92. >> david beckham was in a car accident today i southern california freeway. the other drivers hospitalized with a neck pain but beckham walked away. a lot of ladies gasping. >>> quite a show in northern virginia today for the wings wheels and warriors show. today's

it turned into a martyr of mourning. they say the killing is intended to drive home the youth of violence. for four months, [inaudible] the regime is running out of excuses. our plan is to continue our peaceful struggle. we are not moving out. they can burn the square and they can burn us. we are not moving. >> hockey authorities said they were not peaceful. he has taken over government offices. >> it was agreed that all of the strikes, all kinds of demonstrations should be peaceful. when people go to a government compound or a police station and they want to go inside and get people from those offices or from those police stations, it cannot happen that way. we're talking about a system in yemen. some of these activities are unlawful. they jeopardize the security and safety of the people. >> violence has also spread. the government says is a house for al qaeda. >> most of the people here in umno that the members are linked to the regime of. -- to the regime. >> people are concerned that the president is creating his own

once iate papaya straight from the tree and i mourned the abject state of created fruit i living in that state in my ignorance thought i loved. i denounce such love. i married a local. i taught myself how to keep his garden. i swear i'm staying away from that state for good. i heard this quote a while ago and i just loved it ever since. >> just before she died, gert trued stein was able to ask, what is the answer? she got no response. her last words were, in that case what is the question? it is not who is it, are we there yet, is anybody home. not, how much for the lemon, not, how much for the ivory, leopard, the peach. not, when are we leaving. not, how will we leave. not, do you know who she came with? how many clowns will hit in the car. the head of a pin? no one cares how many angels. no one cares what you think of the smart bomb corruption, the mobs. your opinion on deregulation, no one's concerned much the question is not who done it the question is not what's for dinner, what's your beverage, where's the beef? the question is not who is your daddy? is not, which way will the wind

. >> students are mourning the loss of two of their peers this week, what they're trying to figure out is what exactly happened. >> the same day university spokesperson revealed who the victims were. >> students were graduating seniors. they were business majors both in accounting. >> 25-year-old mccory known as cindy and 26-year-old thomas kyle williams were both found shot to death in the car tuesday night. 54-year-old na polian was the shooter and husband of the female victim. he was found a few feet away from the car with sell p inflicted gun -- self inflicted gunshot wound. they were found shot to death tuesday night but their identities were not released until thursday morning because sidney's family who was in fa lipins had not been note -- fill lapins -- philippines had not been notified until the night before. >> it's affects a lot more than that. >> both victims were members of beta alpha psi. even students who do not know the victim were shaking. >> i felt bad for them and their families and students if they were like graduating in 2 weeks they had a bright future. it's real

. >> to those of you who mourn the loss of a loved one today, my heart goes out to you. i love my daughters more than anything in the world. i cannot imagine losing them. i cannot imagine losing a sister, brother or parent at war. the grieve so many of you can aer in your hearts is a grief i cannot fully know. our nation owes a debt to its fallen heroes that we can never fully repay. but we can honor their sacrifice and we must. we must honor it in our own lives by holding their memories close to our hearts and heeding the example they set. and we must honor it as a nation, by keeping our sacred trust with all who wear america's uniform and the families who love them. >>> earlier in the day mr. obama announced his selection of army general martin demsey as his new joint chiefs of staff chairman. he replaced admiral mike mullin in the wiping down of the war in iraq. >>> memorial day was a day of mourning in afghanistan. two natos service members and americans were killed. they remembered the 1300 comrades who have died there in america's longest war. >> reporter: taliban

the board of supervisors declared today 1,000 mourning mother's day. >> so much more ahead, including the launch of a new satellite created here in the bay area. we'll tell you about its importance to national security. and a happy ending in the saga of a stolen musical instrument. a bay area woman reunited with her valuable property. >> a cool and breezy day today. we're looking live outside. you see the coastal clouds moving in. temperatures coming down for mother's day. all the details and your accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >> 0 and lift - off for the united launch. >> a new military satellite designed and built here in the bay area was launched into space today from cape canaveral. it's the first in early warning satellites used to detect foreign missile launches. the infrared system will expand intelligence gathering and provide battle ground data for the u.s. and its allies. it was developed over the last decade at lockheed martin in sunnyvale. about 2,000 employees worked on the program. the majority of them, right here in the bay area. >> earlier this week we told but

. >> it wasn't just abraham lincoln that the country was mourning, they were mourning the dead fathersand such as that. >> reporter: and they wanted to hold someone accountable. >> exactly. >> reporter: laurie verge knows the case as well as anyone. she oversees another of mary sirrot's boarding homes, now a museum in maryland just outside d.c. this room is important. booth stopped here as he fled to pick up a rifle hidden inside a wall. another boarder would swear in court mary knew all about it and was certainly in league with the killer. it didn't matter that the border was attacked by the defense as an unreliable alcoholic. of all the testimony, this was some of the most damning. >> exactly. >> reporter: the other evidence is circumstantial, things like the fact she said she did not recognize another conspirator whom she clearly knew. it was enough, however, to have her picked up by investigators. >> i think she expected to be arrested. this lady's cool as a cucumber. she is not the least bit frazzled, the way she's talking to them. she is sort of haughty, and it was like she knew

when an american soldier dies british people mourn. when a british soldier die it is american people mourn. i think that is at the heart of why we are so close, this join shared sacrifice that was made so many years ago for the liberty of the world. >> when you were prime minister, did you get a sense that britain was special to the american administration? or is that just a form of words these days? how important are we? >> when britain and america work together and i think it is now britain as part of europe and america work together, will's very little we cannot do. the if you look at the success of nato and ending the cold war europe and america work together. when europe and america are with britain right at the center of europe don't work well together, then things start to go wrong. i think that -- the -- swreent managed to move forward on frayed. if europe and america but particularly britain and america were able to work more closely together, you can see more results that i think work to the benefit of the world. the lesson o

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. >>> community is in mourning tonight after investigators reach a sad conclusion in the search for a missing teen. ktvu's mike mibach is live with more. >> reporter: a candlelight vigil set to get underway in 50 minutes. members of the community rallied in the last couple days in the search for allison bayliss. they have been posting flyers in the downtown area. tonight there wilt be no searching as the community will come together to remember this teen. >> when something tragic like this happens i would expect any community to come together like this. >> reporter: a photo of allison bayliss. >> she was one of the sweetest people i knew. >> reporter: the disappearance gripped the community, including her classmates. >> you knew she was in the class room. bright, friendly person. always kind. you couldn't say anything bad about her. so many people love her. just miss her. >> reporter: the teen was seen on camera at a bart station in san francisco. friends and volunteers searched late into the night. and then this morning new evidence surfaced ling investigators to believe she took her

. >> we are in mourning, it is really sad. >> it is hard, it is absolutely a nightmare. >> i was really disappointed in sad about it. >> they could not help but to express their feelings for one of their best players. >> it was a clean play over all, it is a sad fact in sports that you get injured every once in awhile. >> the whole ball park went quiet, we saw him laying there, we did not know what was going on. there was no replay, i was testing my friends to ask them what went on, but i did not know what happened until this morning. >> giants fans who wanted it to be avoided, but they understand that that is just the way it goes. >> i thought it was unnecessary. >> it is a part of the game, it happens, it is unfortunate because it happened to one of our best guys. >> backed out your life, because it was not in the lineup today. he said he was so sick about the situation he said he did not want to do any on-camera interviews. soon after the plane, he said he tried to call bused to oppose the a couple of times last night with no luck, he has now written a letter that will be hand delive

. >> he is in mourning, his wife soraya died january 11th, two days before he was supposed to leave thailand and join her husband in brazil. a berkeley travel tour company she worked for. she did a six day bike tour in thailand. she died three hours after her husband got to her hospital room. now nearly four months later her death is still a mystery. she is one of seven people that suddenly died in a three-month period. many were staying in the downtown inn but she was staying in a small house in a guesthouse. some families believe they die from a chemical. thai authorities insist that all seven deaths are a coincidence. >> we all want estimations including family my family and all the other victims. i imagine we might have to come to terms that we're not going to come to sure what this was. >> but another victim from new zealand. meantime, she has gotten the world health organizations to look into his wife's death. >>> coming up. the about-face the navy is making in a surprising policy change regarding same-sex marriages. >> also important new earthquake research. see how quakes on the othe

. >> reporter: still, many families continue to mourn bin laden's victims. >> it's good to see an evil person receive justice but it's very bitter to realize that so many good people met a brutal and needless death. >> reporter: now, president obama will get to see the progress of the rebidding here at the site himself when he meets with 9/11 victims' family members on thursday. reporting from ground zero, i'm sandra endo. >> several polls show higher approval ratings for president obama since the killing of osama bin laden. a white house poll shows it at 57%. last month, it was just 47%. the results were similar for a cnn poll. it shows an approval rating of 52% right now, up from 51% last month. >>> the death of osama bin laden is sparking a rash of internet scams. security firm zia scaler says bogus sites are trying to get users to download malaware. be careful of picture or video that have anything to do with bin la didn't's death. we haveict pes on our website. there's a special section as well as more reaction of the families from 9/11 victims. look for the "osama bin laden" tab

. >>> in virginia, alabama and six other states, ravaged by tornadoes, today was a day for mourning and healing. at least 342 people died in those storms. hundreds of others remain missing. the national weather service now says a tornado in the alabama town of hackelberry had winds of more than 200 miles per hour. it's been given an e-5 reading, the strongest classification for a tornado. they gathered to pray for all those who had been lost. >> pray together and hold strong. >> it's amazing, on everybody just helping each other out. it truly is, and it really touches our heart. >> homeland security secretary janet napolitano and other members of president obama's cabinet are meeting with tornado survivors and local officials to get a better assessment of how much help is needed in the recovery efforts there. >>> we're following the developing story in prince georges county. a man's body was fun floating near swan creek road in tantallon marina. the man has been identified but they will not release his name until relatives are notified. they only say he is in his early 60s and lived on