the white house called on the president elect to advance national unity.morrissey promises his cabinet will be diverse he also said national unity the way to lead his people out of difficult times. he begins his presidency with his powers reduced his supporters vow they will remain in the square until military restores the president authority. quite a scene at jfk airport crews trend for a worst-case scenario terrorist attack. the simulation of the crash scene used 300 actor actors medical workers trend in full gear the operation was run by the new york new jersey port authority. och organizers of the reno national championship air races pursue plans to build a memorial of last year's deadly crash. association officials hope the a memorial can be installed by the september event. they are talking with victims' families as to what would be considered a appropriate memorial. wildfires have moved in on california's popular southern summer tourist destinations. a fire near colorado springs have torched three square miles. 11,000 people have been ordered to eva

coming up -- each of the's newly elected president says he is putting together a government of national unity and does not want to create -- and a quintessential england game not in the london alembics. we look back at the 1900 paris games. >> it is midday in london, 1:00 p.m. in europe and 2:00 in the afternoon in syria where the conflict is taking its toll on the civilian population a year on and also creating regional tension. in foreign ministers are meeting in luxembourg and they are expected to be -- neighboring turkey accused at -- of shooting down a military jet. and syria itself heavy fighting between government forces and rebel fighters. our correspondent has just spent the last two weeks with some of these groups in a province in northern syria. >> and the fires of war, a new kind of rebel army is emerging. battle hardened, more organized and aggressive. for two weeks, we were given exclusive access to this brigade. 12 battalions and hundreds of men strong. their strategy and tactics are evolving and small-scale attacks are now being launched. with a few more weapons and a lot more

and she took the symbolizing capacity to a new level and during wartime it is crucial to have national unity, with the badly divided nation under his watch and a boisterous congress at his doorstep, james could do little to foster national unity, and he could not be seen in any neutral way, but dole could. she was as partisan as any man in congress. because she was a woman she could not hold any official power so dolly could be seen as politically neutral. men of party his interests, as they say, dictated by their political needs. since men were associated with one party or ago, no male, not even the male could represent the united states, but women, excluded from politics could be seen as disinterested, simply patriotic for their own sakes so because she was, in theory, above politics, dolly could appeal to the american public and european observers as a larger than life of disinterested patriotism and the nation. so where as before she was the charismatic figure of james madison, after the war of 1812 she becomes the charismatic figure for the nation and the nation's capitol. she had alway

is the dictated to a national unity committee which is the desired by the president but most of the members are generals which it means the. supreme council for armed forces has upper hand on issues that are a little foreign policy particularly war and peace so now that finally there has been a winner announced in egypt's presidential election do you think the crowds are finally going to disperse and we're going to see the activism start to subside a little bit. if you if you look at the whole situation you'll find that people some people in history thought are happy because they think is that they now have. an elected president in egypt bust but take into account that he won only it was five fifty one percent of the votes it means that forty nine percent of votes in egypt preferred preferred another candidate but if. seven a state position on him also. owns a new elected leader and also we have to take into account also that there are some other groups secularist. copts businesspersons skepticism about the presidency of morsi so we think we will see some changes. in the foresee

. >>> morsi says national unity is the way to lead this people out of bark chips of this type. >>> the number of homes destroyed by a colorado wildfire has reached a merger in 48. it is the most destructive fire in colorado. is still only 45 percent contained. the smaller waller wild fire broke out in colorado springs. if forced people to evacuate. and bands of rain and tornado keeps hitting the sunshine state. a tornado killed a woman in tampa. an oil and gas in the area is cut. time now is 436, let's get a check with weather. >>> with ups model temperatures around the bay area. the couple clouds in our forecast and that's just about it. you could see this system off to the coast, not much energy and it but it will keep the schools throughout the bay. dimeters if you're headed up the door right now, members in the '40's and '50's. still some 70 showing up in the valley. but five to 10 degrees below the average around this year. now lives check with traffic. >>> we will take you will further north, on northbound 101 there is an accident. a car ran off the roadway and into some bushes.

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in his first address, he called for national unity and vowed to respect the rights of women. more on this election moments from now. >>> tropical storm debby is causing problems for much of the gulf coast. a tornado triggered by the storm killed a woman in florida. flooding is a major threat with some areas getting drenched with up to 15 inches of rain. the latest track has debby slowly headed towards panama city, florida. it could make landfall by thursday. >>> bad news just keeping coming for colorado residents. another new wildfire burning. the entire area of manitou springs, nearly 11,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. very sca. >> started with manitou avenue north of. we need them to leave when we ask them to leave. >> he was asleep, so i pounded on his door to get him out. prett scary. it's right there. >> orange. a lot of orange. >> crews have zero containment of the tire and are not expegting conditions to improve anytime soon. as we wait to hear the fate of the president's health care reform bill, millions of young people are already benefitting from it. but

. >> morsi claims to be the president of all egyptians and called for national unity. but his opponent disputes his claim, saying early results show their victory is beyond doubt. there are doubts as to whether the vote was free and fair. >> i do not know about this election. there have been reports of some irregularities. >> but there could be problems around the corner and some are mistrustful of the military for a promise to transfer power at the end of the month. >> our correspondent is following events in cairo. kareem, the military says they will hand over power to the new president, but precisely what powers are left to handover? >> basically, they announced an interim constitution for the country. this is a very important thing. it makes the military completely untouchable by the new president. the military is going to announce the constitutional assembly that will write this constitution for the country and they will have the right to review these decisions by the constitutional assembly. so these rights are taken away from the president's. they came up with t

in his first address, he called for national unity and vowed to respect the rights of women.rom now. >>> tropical storm debby is causing problems for much of the gulf coast. a tornado triggered by the storm killed a woman in florida. flooding is a major threat with some areas getting drenched with up to 15 inches of rain. the latest track has debby slowly headed towards panama ci

morrissey says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times.ins his presidency with a spouse or reduce. his supporters will remain in the de city square and tell the military restores his authority. >>> one person feared dead after a rough collapsed in a mall in canada. the parking lot ref at the m e mall in toronto caved in. officers have a lift of nine people missing since the collapse, 22 people hurt. three railroad crewmembers missing after to carve trains crashed in western oklahoma. a crew was aboard each trend the transkei fire. police are injured during the conductor the other conductor and to engineers are unaccounted for. congress has less than a week to deal with issues that affect millions of americans, where to find funding. that affects low student loan rates. the dispute keeps the two sides apart. >>> one-third of all college students san nelson at george washington university uses federal loans to help pay his tuition. >>> my greatest concern it will expire because congress is sitting around and it will keep going up. >>> if con

syrian transition plan that includes a call for president assad to give up power in favor of a national unity government. the russian for ministers said they will not support any of external meddling in syria. for more on russia oppose position on the syrian prices i'm joined by a commentator on russian politics. thanks for being here. i have just been speaking to our correspondent in beirut. another bomb has gone off in damascus. this kind of escalating violence must make it so much more difficult for the diplomats who are meeting on saturday to find a solution. >> it depends how you see it. these explosions were not made by the syrian government. they are made by radical elements inside syria. recent attacks against pro- government television syria. the government and the minority that bans on the government is fighting for their survival, not fighting for money, which makes the situation much more complicated. >> on saturday diplomats are looking at a transition plan put forth by the international envoy kofi annan. the key question is who would be in the transitional government. what is ru

the white house congratulated morecy on his win and urged him to promote national unity as it forms aernment. >>> in colorado, thousands of people are being evacuated from their homes because of this wildfire burning out of control in the waldo canyon. fire crews say the fire grew rapidly overnight spreading at a rate of half a mile an hour. population vacation area around colorado springs are being evacuated and major highways have been shut down. crews say dry and hot weather conditions paired with gusty winds are contributing to the blaze. >>> still ahead tonight a beautiful day for a triathlon. chuck gets us prepared for the work week ahead with his forecast. tonight at 11:00 an injection that helps you lose weight, increase your sex drive and gives you a long lasting tan. it sounds like a win-win for some but hold off on trying this comb >>> we have an update tonight on the wilson bridge project on the beltway. two through lanes between van dorn street and telegraph road were opened last night. one local lane is also opened. all lanes will be back in service by tomorrow morning.

more say said national unity is a way to lead his people out of these difficult times. he begins hess presidency with her powers reduced. morrisey supporters vow they will remain in that her square until the military restores the president's authority. drew levinson, "wjz" "eyewitness news." >> >> the results of last week's runoff election were delayed after claims of voter fraud on both sides. >> >> a maryland marine has been killed in afghanistan. eugene mills the third died friday during combat. the 21-year-old native is the fifth service member from maryland killed this year and the fourth one to die in afghanistan. >> >> right now, police are looking for a gunman after a man is shot dead in east baltimore the man was shot in the head several times in an alley just after 7:30. taken to johns hopkins hospital and later died. police are looking for a black lexus seen fleeing the scene of the crime. >> >> a vote on the mayor's multimillion dollar budget. on thursday, the council voted to remove some of the budget cuts, but that failed and now the mayor's original $2.3

so morsi has to form a government of national unity. it needs to win support from the shafiq camp, minority christians, secularists, rebels, women and young egyptians who played a central role in last year's ouster of mubarak. >> so a lot of divisions there. will egypt's ruling military council transfer power to the elected president as they promised? >> the council's revision of the country's provisional constitution has already significantly reduced presidential authority. attention should be focused on how much morsi and council can share power, and whether the muslim brotherhood will accept dissolution of the country's parliament. the key will be a political negotiations with the military rulers. a new constitution will be created under the military's leadership. analysts are waiting to see how far the document will reflect the teachings of islam and the relationship between the state and the revision. also, the spotlight on relations among the president, parliament and the military. regarding egypt's tie with israel, morsi said he

morsi says national unity is the way to lead his people out of these difficult times.e begins his presidency with his powers reduced. morsi supporters vow they will remain in toe rear square until the military -- tahrir square until the military restores the authority. drew learn sovereign -- drew levinson, 9news now. >>> we've got a stabbing aboard a metrobus that sends one woman to the hospital. it happened just after 2:00 this afternoon on an a. 8 bus driving along sixth and chesapeake streets southeast. two women got into an argument. one woman pulled a knife and stabbed the other several times. the vim was taken to med star and her injuries are not life- threatening. >>> a three car crash in charles county, maryland leaves one person dead and a second injured. police say it happened this afternoon on indian head highway and lewis place. achievery blazer crossed the center line and struck another car headton. the vehicle of that car was killed and a passenger was hurt. yet another third vehicle was involved in the crash and sustained minor damage. tonight details o

chancellor covered in the middle cesspits we are developing a humanitarian corporation with regional national unity to go to blake and i mean of course the economy was high on the agenda as you but you admitted i would like to point out about what that treaty is in libraries you know the. national my pointing eleven on the u.k. but it would need we believe has reached the middle of all time high almost seventy two billion u.s. dollars is on the unit because they could. not reach the should be set this is more than thirty percent higher than in two thousand and ten and we are developing our energy corporation again like madam chancellor so that's what if you miss me we're working on the nordstrom you know when you project it will you all have heard about the first line has been launched the second option i ward of the second line has been finished and this year it will start to operate in the fourth quarter of this year but wishing list well he was definitely he encouraged his energy security and so we all over europe we paid special attention to preparations for the fourteenth randolph and intergov

that includes a call for president bashar al- assad to basically give up power in favor of a national unity government and we'll keep you posted on the breaking news as we get more details available in the newsroom. >>> all right, other news this morning. it has been two weeks since the death of christopher brown. he's 17 years olds and from randallstown. he got in a fight with an off- duty baltimore county police officer. the officer has been charged but he is at home. sherrie johnson has more. >> reporter: i can tell you that brown's family is not happy about this at all. christopher brown's mother is organizing a rally in front of the baltimore county state's attorney's office on monday calling for an external investigation into the death of her son. officer james laboard was charged with manslaughter in the death of her son. brown's mother was hoping for second degree murder and a high bail. a circuit court judge allowed laboard to leave the courthouse. now he didn't have to put up any bail and laboard's attorney argued the officer has family in the area. poisonous flight risk and has n

announced a new council claiming independence for the country's north it will lead to a government of national unity two opposing groups are struggling for the upper hand but can agree on merging because of religious differences whose very turmoil began in mali three months ago when a group of soldiers seized the presidential palace saying the government has lost control of the country. and the suicide bomb attack in southern yemen has killed four tribal militias men allied to government forces the blast was in response to army attempts to retake the city. in which which is held by al-qaeda militants military officials say another terrorist cell phone up near a checkpoint in the same city but there were no injuries. and four men were jailed for twelve years each for plotting to attack the office of a danish newspaper publishing cartoons depicting the prophet muhammad the suspected terrorists were arrested in twenty ten after their shooting rampage plants were uncovered all those convicted are of north african or middle east descent. your dogs are american economist and nobel laureate eric mask and f

that's far from threatening national unity, decentralized and might deserve it. however, it does not even live in its southeastern anatolia and homeland, but scattered throughout the country, especially in such cities said as a simple come referred to as the largest kurdish city in the world as well as the fact that a sizable number of turkeys at the kurds have mostly assimilated into a larger turkish civic identity. given these facts, radical decentralization that would be an compatible with modern turkeys heritage may not be necessary. what is needed however is for the state to begin seriously talking with the most important genuine representatives of its disaffected kurdish minority in this of course means the pkk. however, after a few is going to resume negotiating with avalon and the pkk with avalon and the pkk with avalon and the pkk time must certainly come for time must certainly come for turkey to serious the terrorist organization and instead challenge to negotiate peacefully. this terrorism term events for two main parties to the problem from pulling n

console claiming independence for the country's north they say it will lead to a government of national unity opposing groups are struggling for the upper hand but can't agree on marriage because of religious differences military journal in mali began three months ago when a group of soldiers seize the presidential palace thing the government had lost control of the country. a suicide bomb attack in southern yemen has killed four tribal militia men elijah government forces the blaster was in response to army attempts to retake the city of shakira which is held by al-qaeda militants military officials say another terrorist blew himself up near a checkpoint in the same city but there were no injuries. four men were jailed for twelve years for plotting to attack the authors of a danish newspaper that published countries depicting the prophet mohammed as suspected terrorists were arrested in twenty ten after the shooting rampage plans were uncovered all those convicted of north african or middle east descent. now up next hour he talks to american economist and nobel laureate to erica mosque in to

console to declare independence for the country's north they say it will lead to a government of national unity two opposing rebel groups are struggling for the upper hand but come to agree on lurching because of religious differences turmoil in money began three months ago when the group of soldiers seized the presidential palace in a military coup saying the government has lost control of the country. a suicide bomb attack in southern yemen has killed four tribal militia men i lied to government forces the blast was in response to army attempts to retake the city of shock which is held by al-qaeda militants military officials say another terrorism blew himself up near checkpoint in the same city but there were no injuries. nato has signed deals with three central asian nations to pull military hardware out of afghanistan through their territories that as a nato troops prepare for a complete withdrawal from afghanistan by the end of twenty four team the agreement allows of the alliance to bypass pakistan which blocked its and later supply routes after a disagreement over drone strikes. next ho

idea of the unity cabinet a national unity cabinet through that will include both the representatives of the opposition and of the government but will exclude quote those whose participation would undermine it to look clear exactly what does that mean but we know that washington wants a handover of power in syria that would see president bashar assad to go and just right now we are receiving russian commons foreign minister sergey lavrov has just sad that russia didn't confirm that fact the idea for coffee or not he has sat that it's clear that in this situation a transitional period is needed to settle the crisis and something should be done but he has said that. idea is just a plan and it's not more than a plan right now but anyway he stressed that this up to syrian people to decide exactly how this transitional period will look like and what kind of mecca it will use. r.t. has got hold of a shocking video purporting to be about an alleged massacre in syria what do you know about it. yes indeed he has managed to do food to show we brutal results over a massacre in the syrian city of

tand the gathering diplomats say saturday's meeting in geneva will focus on an idea of a syrian national unity cabinet that would include government and opposition members but would exclude quote those whose participation what's on their mind it's not exactly clear what that means for the talks however are likely to be marked by further there are differences between washington and moscow a little analysts say are more success taking sides of the conflict undermines the credibility of the mediation effort. has not been invited because of the firm you. it's position that iran be excluded from any talks when it comes to syria the secretary of state made it very clear that basically because iran supports assad they should be excluded from any talks with that which is absolutely absurd position to take because washington actually supports regime change so by that you know the country is on logic it should actually be excluded from any talks on the situation in syria so really this is washington's heavy hand coming down again on international affairs and particularly in this region and you know as r

. >> we want to see president elect morsi take steps to advance national unity, to uphold the universalues, to respect the rights of all egyptians, women, minority, christians, and et cetera. so, there are further steps he can take as we go forward and those the messages we are sending. all if the united states wants to send a very strong message, there is that small matter of $1.5 billion in aid, that currently goes to egypt. not hard to use that if they need to. >>shepard: thank you. women looking for love on the internet, thought they found it with soldiers fighting in afghanistan. and sent them money thinking it was going to the troops and now word from investigators the cash went through this interesting mother-daughter duo, and ended up somewhere in nigeria. and then one more thing i will bring along to you before the commercial break, we just got an alert from stockhold, sweden, through the associated press and i will read it as it has come to us, european officials to the associated çó press: norwegian trained by al qaeda awaiting orders for attack. wonder what that means in we

morsy says national unity is the way to lead the people out of difficult times.is powers reduced. supporters vow they will remain there until the military restores all authority. >> there were claims of fraud by both sides. >>> tropical storm debby has its sights set on the west coast. storm warnings have been set for most of the regions. in alabama rescue crews are still looking for a man swept off the storm line yesterday. it has spawned tornados responsible for one death in the state of florida. the bulk of the storm is not expected to make land fall until sometime tomorrow morning. >>> in colorado firefighters are working to contain eight strike that wild fires. the new blaze started in colorado springs this weekend. the most destructive fire in colorado history continues to burn in the northern part of the state. it has destroyed 250 homes. firefighters from eight counties here battled dry conditions and extreme heat to put out a fire. mike schuh is live with that story this morning. >> reporter: good morning. this brush fire sent heavy embers into the air a

president elect mohamed morecy calling for national unity as he begins to form a government. the details while egypt's ruling military recognizes morecy as the new president has taken control of many of the president's powers and dissolved parliament. so the extent of morecy's authority remains unclear. >>> convicted child molester jerry sandusky is being held in proo textive custody. his defense team floong appeal his conviction on 45 counts of sexual abuse of young boys. linda kelly's department successfully prosecuted sandusky. >> i think that the commonwealth is comfortable that there was a fair trial, that was received by the defendant in this case and that we will be successful on any appeal. we also believe this case really turned on the testimony of the victims and that testimony of those victims was a paramount importance here. >> be sandusky faces more than 400 years in prison. >> the final beam is being installed this morning at the world trade center. first building to open. a ceremony will take place about two hours from now. the site's anchor building has been e

he's a member of the muslim brotherhood, but in his first address to the nation, he called for national unitynd vowed to respect the rights of women and colorado, conditions are wor worsening for firt firefighters battling a series of wildfires. the latest to erupt is the waldo fire near colorado springs. flames forced 11,000 people from their homes last night and are threatening more neighborhoods today. with temperatures hovering near 100 degrees, things are expected to get worst. >>> we haven't heard the the last of the bernie madoff scandal. one of his associates has agreed to pay $110 million to settle a lawsuit. it accuses him of secretly steering clients to madoff. the money will go to investors who were duped by madoff. >>> next stop, jeopardy host alex trebek recovering from a mild heart attack. he checked into a los angeles hospital yesterday and stayed there until today for some tests. he should make a full recovery and return to the show when it begins taping its 29th season next month. jeopardy just won a best game show emmy last night. >>> tropical storm debby appears headed tow

on a pledge to promote islamic wealth, but in his rst address to the nation, morsi called for national unityd vowed to respect the rights of women. >>> much of the gulf coast is on alert for tropical storm debby. d debby seems headed toward panama city beach, florida, drenching some places up to 15 inches. these are live pictures from bay news 9. looks pretty rainy. no one seems to be on the beach. tornado triggered by the storm has already killed a woman in florida. louisiana is under a state of emergency. coastal areas from the flooz panhandle are on alert. >>> in colorado, conditions are worsening for firefighters. the latest to erupt, the waldo can don fire near colorado springs. flames forced 11,000 people from their homes last night. we'll follow up on that for you. >>> some people fear the election of egypt's new president will mean a shift in foreign policy with the u.s. president mohamed morsi says he will preserve all national and international agreements. he is even moving away from the muslim brotherhood to in his words, represent all egyptians. want to talk now with congressman

what they were looking for specifically, fred, was some type of call to national unity.hat was number one. that's exactly what you heard from president-elect morsi, saying that he is president of all egyptians, muslims and christians. that is important. that's also what the united states was hoping to hear specifically about the coptic christians and human rights, women's rights, et cetera. finally, fred, the international obligations, the treaties that egypt has signed and that, although it wasn't specifically said, could be a reference to the camp david accords, which is peace with israel. that is very important too. so, overall, you would have to say they must be breathing a sigh of relief. >> what about israel. president-elect morsi says he wants to maintain peaceful relations with israel. in the past, he has called the leaders vampires and killers. >> he is not doing that anymore. he is referring to international obligations. so that is good. i think you would have to say, though, the united states will watch that very closely. the rhetoric is one thing. the actions

president made clear in his phone calls, we want to see president elect morsi take steps to advance national unityversal values, to respect the rights of all egyptians, particularly women, minorities, christians, etc. >> to talk more about the significance of morsi's electoral victory, we're joined by "democracy now!" chris von sharif abdel kouddous. he is just back from cairo. -- correspondent sharif abdel kouddous but he is just back from cairo. >> he is the first democratically elected president and egypt, and it really marks a victory over the lingering of the ex party officials, media figures, state bureaucrats who really rallied around ahmed shafiq and a desperate bid to support his presidency and beat the muslim brotherhood, but they failed. morsi himself -- history is not one typical of leading brotherhood members who had years of imprisonment and sacrificed to the organization. he graduated from the faculty of engineering from cairo university and 1975 at a time when there was a rise in islamist politics within campuses. encouraged by said not to counter the left, which was big and capita

some sort of government of national unity that would include members of the current regime and opposition groups as well. but it made no mention of just who should be excluded from such a transitional administration. that's the key point. the u.s. and other countries had wanted the final document from this meeting to state clearly that president al assad and those close to him can play no role in syria's political future, that they have to go. but russia and china stood by their often repeated positions. that being they believe very strongly that the international community must not, cannot demand a change of regime. that only the syrian people themselves can determine what the political makeup of the country's future will be. in the end, u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton had to accept that she was not getting what she wanted in that final document and she clearly wasn't happy about it. >> in deciding to accept the minor textual changes we and our partners made absolutely clear to russia and china that it is now incumbent upon them to show assad the writing on the wall. >> the plan

gets into my office i'm going to sign only to accept go and blame it on the military so we have national unitybecause they feel together that they are on one side so the environment is working for morsi at least until we have a constitution or for few months to come when the muslim brotherhood would show whether they keep this kind of arrogance under the parliament or that they've already learned the hard lessons that without reaching out to the rest of egyptians who are not islamists they cannot win and even the election is asked would it have been even formal for the favor of morsi had it not been for tahrir and the protests and for the rest of egyptians that should work for at least a few months. >> rose: steven two do two things, nut in historical context of what it means for egypt but secondly what it means for washington and what is washington worried about? >> well, the last 17 months have been unprecedented. only two egyptian leaders have outlived their leadership before president mubarak. king farouk and the first president after the coupe in 1962 so this is an extraordinary series of

. >> we want to see president-elect morsi take steps to advance national unity to uphold universal values, to respect the rights of all egyptians -- women, minorities, christians, et cetera. >> brown: as morsi met today with egypt's ruling military council, the way forward was ambiguous at best. it was unclear just how much power he will have. in recent days egypt's highest court ordered the new parliame parliament, dominated by islamists, to be dissolved. and the generals imposed constitutional changes that give themselves sweeping powers. for more on what lies ahead after egypt's historic election, i'm joined by hishem melhem, the washington bureau chief of al arabiya news. and samer shehata, a professor at the center for contemporary arab studies at georgetown university. samier, there was a lot of uncertainty even the last few days. it looked as though morsi had won and there was a delay what was going on behind the scenes? do you know? >> morsi had won. the results that the brotherhood put forward a week ago, only six hours after the polls closed were very similar to the final result