[applause] >> thank you, muhammed, everyone at dpw. my job is really fun. i get to meet some of the most fascinating people around the world. the one that fascinate me the most have to be the one that spend their lives at sea. so i want to reduce next the president of metro crew stores. -- cruise tours. he is a sea captain graduate from the arena university in genoa, italy. he has sailed world wide for many years. he has worked for princess cruises and crystal cruises before joining metro services. he has a master captain's license. he is a member of thepeople to . thank you for the opportunity to speak. [applause] >> thank you, u.s. coast guard area maritime security committee. he is also a member of the international cruise line council security. we could not have a better partner. please welcome step in now -- stefano. >> on behalf of metro crews services, a business that has been doing business here since the 1800's, we are so excited to be here today to see this incredibly -- coming an exciting project. as everyone said, san francisco is an incredible

. >>> muhammed ali is being honored t is being hosted by sports for peace. he is being honored for his civil rights arena. >>> and looking good outside now. i will start us out where there is sunshine right now. looking at the green. and a great day to get out there and gulf. if not you are going to bethesda, the golf club there and a great day to be out on the course. you can see the shot here not a cloud in the sky. that's pretty much the scenario as we go through today. look at the temperatures. 62 now and 62 more of the same in frederick and glen wood in north will and 70 in rock hall. you are coming in around 70. we're feeling comfortable. the reason why the dew points yesterday were in the 70s today we're talking about 590s. yes and the 60s. you know what that means the temperatures are feeling comfortable, the air out there is feeling comfortable. that's what we will contend with only for one day. enjoy it. do what tough do. change is coming. high pressure is doing its thing ushering in the flow. that's drier. we will see change tomorrow. and future t

let's bring in muhammed fidel monitoring all the developments on this alleged kidnapping.can you tell me about these tourists who were taken off a tour bus along with their guide and kidnapped? >> the kidnapping happened yesterday around 2 p.m. i spoke to the head of security in sinai and he confirmed it was two boston natives, american citizens in sinai for a vacation. one is a pass for from massachusetts and a woman accompanying him and we have spoken to the kidnappers just awhile ago and they confirmed the hostages are unharmed and they are safe but they also are demanding that authorities release a relative who is detained on drug charges and they avow to kidnap more tourists if their relative is not released. >> what are the chances of that taking place, that kind of negotiating taking place that those who are being held for drug related charges would actually be released because americans who were allegedly kidnapped were released? >> well, there has been two incidents where american citizens have been kidnapped last may and february and the authorities did comply wi

muhammed ali won boxing gold. over the past few weeks, we have been looking back at previous games and in today's post card, allen johnson remembers the ethiopian who went for his greatest achievement at the 1960 olympics. >> when the modern olympics came here, they played themselves out in an ancient setting. in those games, the best for members was the marathon which finished in the shadow of the coliseum. among those lining up at the start was a small, unknown ethiopian. the remarkable thing about him was the fact that he had no shoes on. he was going to run the olympic marathon and bare feet. this was -- and he was about to show the world what he could do shoes or no shoes. there was some symbolic edge with with was going to happen. back in the days of the dictator, the italian troops had occupied ethiopia. here in rome in a new postwar italy, -- would feel the olympic show. the race was run at night and in some places soldiers lined the route lighting the way with burning tortures and the ethiopian destroyed

. >> muhammed mursi comes from the people and he likes people. >> tonight, supporters of the president have been flooding back to tahrir square as this new populist president challenges the old established power of the military. >> for more on the developing situation in egypt and beyond, u.s. republicans tillis john mccain has just returned from observing that elections in libya. let's start by talking about egypt and how positive are you about that country's transition to democracy. >> i think it is very concerning an obviously a very fragile situation. we want to be very careful how we intervene in this very fragile situation. we always knew that in the case of egypt it might be one of the most difficult of all the countries that have been involved in the arab spring. with them and has been two steps forward and one step back, and maybe two steps forward and two steps back. but i think we should do everything we can to help them get through this crisis without intervening on either side right now. >> how can you help them get through the crisis? what should the u.s. do? it is someth

muhammed ali won boxing gold. over the past few weeks, we have been looking back at previous games and in today's post card, allen johnson remembers the ethiopian who went for his greatest achievement at the 1960 olympics. >> when the modern olympics came here, they played themselves out in an ancient setting. in those games, the best for members was the marathon which finished in the shadow of the coliseum. among those lining up at the start was a small, unknown ethiopian. the remarkable thing about him was the fact that he had no shoes on. he was going to run the olympic marathon and bare feet. this was -- and he was about to show the world what he could do shoes or no shoes. there was some symbolic edge with with was going to happen. back in the days of the dictator, the italian troops had occupied ethiopia. here in rome in a new postwar italy, -- would feel the olympic show. the race was run at night and in some places soldiers lined the route lighting the way with burning tortures and the ethiopian destroyed

eight-year-old muhammed is peppered with shrapnel wounds from a government shell. his older cousins leg was torn apart in the attack, and the pain was too much. next to him is mohammad brother. he has just been pronounced dead. victims of a war with no end in sight. as you can get out of the city are, desperate to escape the shelling that does not discriminate between soldier and civilian. but notice how many of them are women and children. the men had stayed to fight. for those left behind, daily life is a tale of survival. the bakery has just opened for the first time in days. it is now the only place to give food here. the fighters try to control the crowd that is hungry and desperate. shortages make life hard. bombs and bullets make it unbearable. in aleppo, it is the weakest who suffer the most, and yet, the battle has just begun. there is news that government soldiers are heading this way, and the fighters are moving along to defend the area. this war pitches the government against an armed rebellion, syrian against syrian. and neither side can afford to lose

defiance of a court order that disbranded the claim berand -- disbanded the chamber and brought down muhammedession only lasted five minutes but it intense fined the struggle between morsi and military leaders. today, hillary clinton talked about egypt adifficult transition. >> i'm well aware that change is difficult. it's not gonna happen quickly. wife aseen over the last few day -- we've seen over the last few days that there is a lot of work over egypt to keep this transition on course. >> supporters for president morsi also gathered outside a cairo court, ahead of cases niled against the president to ren -- filed against the president to reinstate egypt. >>> a 5-month-old baby was detected inside a carry-on bag in the united emirates. they found the boy during a checkpoint x-ray. you can see him in the machine. they parents didn't have a visa for the boy and tried to sneak him in. >>> plans are taking shape for president obama's next visit to the bay area. we're told the president will arrive on july 23rd and this trip will focus on oakland. he's set to take part in a round table discussi

. >> former heavyweight boxing champion muhammed ali join soccer star david beckham to present the firstver generation ali beyond sports award. it celebrates young people who have inspired their peers through their participation in sports. north korea has ended speculation about the woman seen accompanying leader kim jong un that recent events. >> they say she is his wife. the images are a major shift for the communist country, which had previously refrain from reporting on private lives of its leaders. korean state media did not provide further details about the new first lady. >> bye bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org--

. >> former heavyweight boxing champion muhammed ali join soccer star david beckham to present the first ever generation ali beyond sports award. it celebrates young people who have inspired their peers through their participation in sports. north korea has ended speculation about the woman seen accompanying leader kim jong un that recent events. >> they say she is his wife. the images are a major shift for the communist country, which had previously refrain from reporting on private lives of its leaders. korean state media did not provide further details about the new first lady. >> bye bye for now. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >>> striking back. government forces attack from the air and the ground in the battle for syria's commercial capital. residents of aleppo are getting out while they still can. people in the northern syrian city fear another onslaught is on the way. government forces have reinforced troops and equipment, and fighter pilots are trying to dislodge rebel fighters from their strongholds. government troop

prime minister comment on the egyptian military trying to cling to power in the arabs spring and muhamed mercy who is not a liberal or conservative, democratically elected president of egypt? >> my hon. friend makes an important point. i am struck by what the president-elect has said about what he wants the government on behalf of everyone in egypt and the respect, religious and other freedom and hope the current tension can be resolved. people have to respect the democratic will of the egyptian people as they expressed it. >> the prime minister promised pension for profit. will he today reject calls from the liberal democrats announcing his hon. members tactically categorically rule out texting including the next general election. >> at the last election i made it clear promise about television licences and payments. we are keeping those promisess. >> mr. speaker, as melinda gates recently said women in developing countries raise healthy indicated children building prosperous communities. well my right hon. friend agree one way to support this aspiration is to help those who wish to do

prime minister comment on the egyptian military trying to cling to power in the arabs spring and muhamed mercy who is not a liberal or conservative, democratically elected president of egypt? >> my hon. friend makes an important point. i am struck by what the president-elect has said about what he wants the government on behalf of everyone in egypt and the respect, religious and other freedom and hope the current tension can be resolved. people have to respect the democratic will of the egyptian people as they expressed it. >> the prime minister promised pension for profit. will he today reject calls from the liberal democrats announcing his hon. members tactically categorically rule out texting including the next general election. >> at the last election i made it clear promise about television licences and payments. we are keeping those promisess. >> mr. speaker, as melinda gates recently said women in developing countries raise healthy indicated children building prosperous communities. well my right hon. friend agree one way to support this aspiration is to help those who wish to do

i look forward to working with you and muhammed and of the mta because we have issues in regards to that. we are just getting our coalition organized and a look forward to working with the city in the future. [applause] >> do you want to ask a question? you can do it for right there. >> i have no question. i just came because i'm on the board for west with highland and i love all the different neighborhood associations. that is why many of us choose to live here. i just put that i signed something -- i don't have a question but i would like to have the chance to say thank you to all of you, because this is why we live in san francisco. i really like the idea that our voices can be heard and i wish i had something to say. [applause] >> , on in. a few others -- if you want to line up. >> i would like to thank you for holding these budget town hall meetings. i formerly represented district 7 on the pedestrian safety advisory committee. i have concerns about the configuration of jfk drive. i am concerned it is not safe for people because i know it is supposed to provide traffic called in. we

you remember back in 1996 muhammed ali lit the calderon in atlanta.s the odds on favorite. >> what's all the screaming going on behind you? >> reporter: well, you know this place. we're right outside -- how many spots, carol, how many networks out there have an olympic park right outside their worldwide headquarters? nobody. all right? nbc's got nothing on us. well the kids, obviously. you know the kids come here in the summer time to enjoy the olympic rings which are the fountains that cool everybody off. so that's the screaming. and an entire bus load more is about to come in. so in the 90s right now here. it's been hot over there in london but now it's finally getting to be more english. take a look at some of the weather they have going over there. not too often i toss you a satellite photo right over the uk from across the pond. temperatures there tonight will be in the 60s. they had some showers earlier. it probably will be dry tonight and the next few days will be more london like with a chance for showers and temperatures in the 60s. that's yo

they're all going to be in there with muhammed ali, bran-gelina, paul mccartney, an extraordinary mix of animals and people. >> sounds like the beautiful setting of your wedding. i remember the pictures of the two of you walking through the beautiful field. >> yes. >> you'll be right at home. are you going to be there? are you excited about this? give me some personal flair. >> i had 50 people at my wedding. i think there is nearer to 50,000 in there. amazing tonight. despite what mitt romney would have you believe the brits are very enthusiastic about this. it's actually -- the sun has been shining the last hour. the traffic has been pretty good. it took me an hour to get across town which about is how it normally takes. all the way i went over the london streets and i followed union jack flags and people celebrating and the one thing we brits are still world champions at is having a party. i think tonight is going to be the mother of all parties. >> all right. now let's talk about your interview with mitt and ann romney. okay? yesterday when i was talking to our folks there on the g

. >> reporter: team member muhammed volunteers at this nursing home and sees firsthand how helpful the know what he feels like to help feed them and it could be frustrating to either us as employees or the patient that we are feeding as well. i figure at some point it is something that is for all of them. >> while it isn't ready for real world use yet, it is a good start. >> we hope what we have given and what we created, the foundation is there and people can take this and build on it and expand and really the options are limitless. [ male announcer ] let's say you need to take care of legal matters. wouldn't it be nice if there was an easier, less-expensive option than using a traditional lawyer? well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern technology. together you get quality services on your terms, with total customer support. legalzoom documents have been accepted in all 50 states, and they're backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. so go to legalzoom.com today and see for yourself. it's law that just makes sense. so go to leg

muhammed ali took part in the olympic flag bearing ceremony. ♪ hey jude >> reporter: sir paul mccartneyvening singing the beatles classic "hey jude." there were other stars as well, the athletes, including our own team usa cheered on by first lady michelle obama. and, of course, the olympic flame, lit by members of britain's next generation of athletes. it was a night full of powerful sounds and images, a all of which signalled that the games had begun. there is another person in the opening ceremony getting a lot of attention. a woman wearing a red shirt and blue pants marching alongside india's flag bearer. the only problem, she wasn't part of the delegation. the crasher is believed to be a volunteer from an earlier part of the ceremony. organizers say the woman was never a security threat. but indian officials are demanding an investigation. >> i guess she got caught up in the spirit. >> she did, for sure. very good and windy here. >> al, we'll give the weather report. 100% chance of a bad hair day for us. >> right. i'm being patriotic. red, white and blue. >> you look fabulous. >> g

netanyahu set a letter to muhamed movi.hether they will respect the piece treatia signed 32 years ago. and morsi is raise raising questions in this country with his controversial calls for release of the blind sheik. he is convicted of plotting to attack new york city landmarks. that has the new york city mayor outraged and that is where molly line joins us live with more. >> reporter: understandably the new york mayor says he is opposed to the release of the sheik who was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. it is a bold and aggressive political move on the part of egypt's president-elect. it as move that plays to his base and speaks to the challenges ahead for relations between the u.s. and egypt's new government. the sheik is serving a life sentence in a federal prison in north carolina for his role in plotting a massive string of bombings across new york city and believed to be the spiritual leader for the men convicted of the 1993 bombing of the world trade center and the other bombings he was accused of plotting

. >>> hello from new york, i'm chris hayes here with deedric muhammed and edward conner from bain capitalgoldsteen and now a member of "occupy wall street" and stephen carter, law professor at yale and joining us is bill black. we're talking about the week that we've seen on wall street, just in a week of wells fargo settlement of racially bias practices that cost black and latino borrowers money and we have seen more come out of the libor scandal and near our "times" piece in the paper today looking to build a criminal case around it. paragreem looks like a mini madoff situation in which a guy stole $100 million of his client's money and what the culture or finance is and whether or not it's systematically driven towards corner cutting. stephen, something you want to say. >> well, sprouppose it's true at finance. that's something that is true in american life. seems endemic to the kind of things that we do and the kind of practices you refer to, pushing people into subprime loan is a terrible thing to do. on the other hand, begins from the same faulty notion that everybody's biggest asse

muhammed was a refugee placed in the oklahoma city. , and friends of ours called me up and said, can you help the guy, -- some common friend ours called me up and said, can you help the guy? he is in oklahoma city. [laughter] i guess that was grounds for handing out. -- for him needing help. i saw him a number of times. i'm glad that you done so well. i have always been on your side. yes, i know the arguments, the no-fly zone, and just a few well guided cruise missiles. the libyan model. hund the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. -- hunt the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. we will do the rest. you just do not know what is going to happen. that is the trouble. and clearly, america feels for. obama feels like he's got other things to do. america is tired of nation- building. and it feels like a fool's errand. and what is more, hillary clinton keeps on saying, we are winning. strategically, everybody in washington believes we will get to fill our goals. i think everybody in the opposition believes they are winning. they say, every month we are getting stronger. the

muhammed was a refugee placed in the oklahoma city. common, and friends of ours called me up and said, can you help the guy, -- some common friends of ours called me up and said, can you help the guy? he is in oklahoma city. [laughter] i guess that was grounds for handing out. -- for him needing help. i saw him a number of times. i'm glad that you done so well. i have always been on your side. yes, i know the arguments, the no-fly zone, and just a few well guided cruise missiles. the libyan model. hund the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. -- hunt the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. we will do the rest. you just do not know what is going to happen. that is the trouble. and clearly, america feels for. -- poor. obama feels like he's got other things to do. america is tired of nation- building. and it feels like a fool's errand. and what is more, hillary clinton keeps on saying, we are winning. strategically, everybody in washington believes we will get to fill our goals. i think everybody in the opposition believes

muhammed was a refugee placed in the oklahoma city. , and friends of ours called me up and said, can you help the guy, -- some common friends of ours called me up and said, can you help the guy? he is in oklahoma city. [laughter] i guess that was grounds for handing out. -- for him needing help. i saw him a number of times. i'm glad that you done so well. i have always been on your side. yes, i know the arguments, the no-fly zone, and just a few well guided cruise missiles. the libyan model. hund the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. -- hunt the guy down and kill him, and it will be over. we will do the rest. you just do not know what is going to happen. that is the trouble. and clearly, america feels for. obama feels like he's got other things to do. america is tired of nation- building. and it feels like a fool's errand. and what is more, hillary clinton keeps on saying, we are winning. strategically, everybody in washington believes we will get to fill our goals. i think everybody in the opposition believes they are winning. they say, every month we are getting stronger.