rumsfeld neal katyal. neal good to see you again. thanks for coming on. [cheers and applause] all right. first of all, watch what you say, i have a feeling that there are cameras and microphones pointed at us. do we know what is going on down at gitmo? what is controlling the switch now? >> we don't. we don't know who is controlling the switch. the judge didn't know. that was the most amazing. >> stephen: seemed to come as a surprise to him. >> yes. >> stephen: it's a military judge and they said they have no idea where the microphones are coming from. >> it's outrageous. it reminds me. the only precedent for it is the soviet constitution or iranian constitution. >> stephen: we're nothing like the old soviet union. we don't have gulags in sigh beera. we have gulags in he is stonea. [ laughter ] is it ultimately such a bad thing. these guys are guilty. [ laughter ] do you not believe ksm is guilty? >> i believe he is likely guilty and that's what trials are all about. >> stephen: the thing with trials is sometimes people are found innocent. that's the one

abc's neal karlinsky reports. >> reporter: even in a case filled with more twists and turns than a hollywood movie -- >> thank you for being there for me. >> reporter: the decision hit like an earthquake. at 2:00 a.m. back home in seattle, amanda knox, now a 25-year-old college student at the university of washington got the news that her life was about to take yet another painful term. >> she's shocked, she's very sad. it's a nightmare and she's really strong and ready to fight again. we will continue tonig fight. >> reporter: it was italy's highest court, the supreme court that made the stunning reversal. amanda knox will face a new trial for murder, though the exact reasons remain unclear and won't be spelled out by the court for another three months. in a statement, knox said the court's decision was painful and completely unfounded and unfair. no matter what happens, my family and i will face this continuing legal battle as we always have -- confident in the truth and with our heads held high. >> there is no evidence. there was any evidence and there never will be any evidence. so they

i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline" in seattle. >> thanks to neal karlinsky. finally, it was ten years ago tonight since the u.s. invaded iraq. bob woodruff tonight takes account of the toll and the progress of that war "by the numbers." >> reporter: when u.s. troops rolled into iraq march 20 in 2003. few would imagine the sacrifice it would require. more than 1.5 million americans would serve. of those killed, 4,378 were men, 110 women. more than 100,000 iraqis were killed. all of it came with a $728 billion pricing that will likely reach into the trillions when you add the cost of caring for our injured veterans. and the square where saddam's statue was toppled, not much has changed. the pedestal stands empty. other sites, once guarded by u.s. troops are decorated with campaign posters for iraq's upcoming elections. change in iraq is up deniable. after the invasion, unemployment was as high as 50%. now it's below 15%. before the war, a couple thousand iraqis could access the internet. now there are more than 2 million iraqis online. there are 21 million cell

abc's neal karlinsky is there. >> reporter: it was just before 4:00 in the morning when the slide hit with such force homeowners thought it must be a massive earthquake. >> i looked out and noticed that we had no more trees blocking the view and half the yard was gone. >> reporter: one home was swept away and three dozen are evacuated, but remarkably no one was hurt. this is what it looked like before -- and now. people below had to be taken out by boat, some with just a handful of their possessions. >> these houses above are in danger. you can see where it dropped off. they're evacuating the whole area. they're asking us to leave. >> dalia lived above the slide and was told to grab what she could and get out. >> i was petrified. >> reporter: the hillside is still unstable. >> you're missing 250 feet of your lawn. if you look down there, that's probably 200 feet down. >> reporter: her deck which now overlooks the massive landslide is occasionally shaking. >> i have wonderful friends who came together and helped me out. so i'm blessed. >> reporter: the island community north of seattle

tonight hear his miraculous escape, and again this evening, abc's neal karlinsky in washington state.life along a razor's edge with catastrophe. days after the massive slide, the hillside remains unstable, and i think many people would wonder if you thought you would lose part of your bluff, why are you living here? >> well, it's beautiful. it's absolutely beautiful, and the probability of the whole bluff going seemed so small. >> reporter: the only home destroyed by the landslide is owned by 82-year-old john etheridge. he didn't want to be seen on camera but says at 3:00 a.m. he could feel the surreal sensation of his house sliding off its foundation. >> i went to the back door, and it was stiff, so i turned the lock, and i kicked the door open cause to stay would be to die. >> reporter: there was an early clue the bluff was weakening. neighbors say a road below buckled severely just one day earlier. it's a classic warning sign. even now you can still feel small slides and the very occasional sharp crack of movement. the lawn behind me here used to go out another 60 feet. when a land

abc's neal karlinsky tonight with a first look at how it works. >> reporter: the newest and brightesty into the must-have gadget market is a phone that can look back at you and actually read your facial expression. >> if you turn away, it will pause the video, you turn back, it will resume again. >> reporter: it is the samsung galaxy s-4, and its most buzzworthy feature is that it's doing something that for years has been the domain of apple. for the thing that has everyone talking, here is the face to face phone calls. one new function is called passbook. getting mainstream buzz, often at the expense of the mighty iphone. >> i think this new phone is definitely going to fuel up the war between apple and samsung. >> reporter: you can scroll through texts, just by tilting it. and while touch screens may seem to be everything, this one lets you work the phone by just swiping in the air above it. we gave a couple of iphone-loving interns an exclusive glimpse to get their phone. >> i think that i like this as much as i like my iphone. >> reporter: it's tough days for apple. amsung is a go

. >> would assure favorite neal? >> processed neal? >> just your favorite overall. >> i don't know.i really don't know if i have a favorite meal. probably my favorite food is cheese. i am of the opinion that cheese is not particularly unhealthy if you don't be massive quantities of it so my challenge is not to be massive quantities of it. sir? >> my mom is very picky about what she eats and she does need a lot of things but she eats cheese and bread and beans sometimes. i was wondering, you said subwae bread. is this widespread like quiznos and stuff like that? she said she doesn't enjoy the taste of it anymore, and if the bread and she can hardly find any roles that she likes. >> yeah. the way modern bread is made is it's a very fast process so you don't get a lot of flavor. that is one of the reasons why some of the breds don't seem to have a lot of flavor. i think you just have to read the ingredient labels and you have to figure out, is this something that has things that i don't understand and that i can't pronounce and no one was being until recently or says the traditional fo

neal karlinsky follows a group of police specialists dedicated to busting craigslist crimes. >> reporter: you are seeing two armed men holding up a pawnshop in broad daylight taking jewelry out of the case. and here three burglars caught on tape inside a home taking everything in sight. in the last few weeks a rash of burglaries across the country. but it's just the beginning. there are nearly a thousand robberies a day nationwide according to the most recent figures and it's more than just bank robberies it's everything and it's big business for the bad guys. but fencing all this stolen stuff just got a little more tricky. inside this cramped office at the portland police department the shopping spree never ends. if you're thinking right about now this is not your average burglary squad you're right. these detectives spend their time jamming mc hammer and surfing the webs sending e-mails from phony accounts. >> leaving a couple spelling errors in there makes it authentic. >> reporter: part of one of the strangest shopping sprees. >> give you $300. >> reporter: their responding to ads on

it's silly to -- neil neal modifications would be touch touchdowns on the titanic. >> it's a tough deal, but the chamber has an idea of delaying it while people get used to the things they have to do. if we get regulators that don't end up impugntive about everything to try to help people through the process, because it's so complicated, how many hours worked, how many temporary employees do you have, is? that,. >> neil: and if you're in violation, glory big problem. >> it's a fine. >> neil: do you mind if i switch gears? i haven't talk to you about the rally. the administration turns around and says that's the government spending, the market doubled. we're off to the races because we got off spending and investing in this economy. what do you think? >> the market -- they can thank the fed, bless bebernanke every night before they go to bed, and they've gotten themselves a market that is way ahead of the economy. way ahead of the economy. the economy is not doing badly. >> neil: what is behind the companies spending all this cash in apple's case, hiking its dividend, and everything else

. >> neal, you need for equitty. i like ibm. there is a 3 dollar dividend. >> what do you think? adam? >> it is it an uncharles-like pick i am shocked. it is a good company. it has had a good run. that is my only quibble. >> what are you doing to quibble against his pick. >> lucadia. merging with a fine investment bank and well run company and management is assured. >> ben, you know warren buffet. >> actually warren, loves that stock. it is a well run company. what my dear friend in northern california knows and the market doesn't know is a mystery to me, but god bless him. >> what are you giving your blessings to? >> sdy. high dividend member of the s&p. i don't claim to know a secret thing. i find general buying averages in a mix is better than individual stockings. >> in this kindive market look for a prince - principal as thank you. you are watching fox news. >> at a time when the government looks to cut spending, the white house is acugesed of kicking off a 100 city snding tour. federal officialsingocal leaders how to get their hand says on measure federal money. is it the w

. >> i know neal said it is a beautiful state. >> you know i lived there a year and a half. >> you are urban. >> when the snow flowers are up it is wonderful. >> listen, this whole thing they are nuts. >> these actors. not opec. >> darryl hannah is. >> you never looked at splash. >> and in the report retail sales report, imagine if we uld unlock all of the energy we - have here. that is holding us back. >> is that why opec's number down. jay carny mentioned this. this green energy initiative is much more important than everyone watching the show having lower energy billings. or employment. >> this is for adam and his buddies let us eat cake moment. >> there is not an elitist bone in adam's body. >> who cares if the working class people are not working. >> you said you would never go to north dakota. >> we have in new york state, you know, we should be fraking here. >> and why don't you -- you owe him an apology. >> adam in all seriousness, is there a connect between our going with frake opec now screaming? >> there is no question. in the span of a few short years we have gone from bein

neal karlinsky, abc news, whidbey island, washington. >>> now to the debate over immigration reform and. four senators who are leading the charge on reform visited the border in southern arizona yesterday. right before their eyes a young woman was spotted sprinting her way out of mexico. but she was quickly caught by border patrol. senator john mccain and president obama are trying to convince skeptics that security is improving. >> we will be able to say that we have a degree of border security that would allow people to move forward to a path to citizenship. >> it is never going to be 110% perfect. but what we can do is continue to improve it and at the same time provide a clear pathway for those who are already here. >> the president says he is confident immigration reform will be passed by the end of the summer. >>> banks across cyprus have hired extra security amid fears of mass panic as they reopen this morning for the first time in nearly two weeks. the government agreed to a $13 billion rescue plan to keep the country from financial collapse. but tight controls have been set up

. >> i know neal said it is a beautiful state. >> you know i lived there a year and a half. >> you arerban. >> when the snow flowers are up it is wonderful. >> listen, this whole thing they are nuts. >> these actors. not opec. >> darryl hannah is. >> you never looked at splash. >> and in the report retail sales report, imagine if we could unlock all of the energy we - have here. that is holding us back. >> is that why opec's number down. jay carny mentioned this. this green energy initiative is much more important than everyone watching the show having lower energy billings. or employment. >> this is for adam and his buddies let us eat cake moment. >> there is not an elitist bone in adam's body. >> who cares if the working class people are not working. >> you said you would never go to north dakota. >> we have in new york state, you know, we should be fraking here. >> and why don't you -- you owe him an apology. >> adam in all seriousness, is there a connect between our going with frake opec now screaming? >> there is no question. in the span of a few short years we have gone from bein

neal karlinsky, abc news, oceana, california. >> very nice last line, mr.nsky. >> here is the deal the people signed up for this. i understand protesters and why they're upset. preachers and daughters signed up to be in this reality tv show. and they, that's what they're asking for. >> preaching it. >> let me tell you something. i don't want you to go out there and get in no trouble. >> amen! >> keep your dreams. >> thank you, baby jesus. >> thank you, lord! >> thank you, lord! [ female announcer ] switch to swiffer sweeper, and you'll dump your old broom. but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ who's that lady? ♪ sexy lady ♪ who's that lady? [ female announcer ] swiffer sweeper's electrostatic dry cloths attract and lock dirt, dust, and hair on contact to clean 50% more than a broom. it's a difference you can feel. swiffer gives cleaning a whole new meaning. and now swiffer wet and dry refills are available with the fresh scent of gain. >> welcome back, everybody. this, i love, because we are getting toward the time of year. college

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i also have kelley the assistant manager and neal who is the urban design lead and andrew lee who is the transportation lead, and patrick revera who is the deputy division manager we are all here to be able to answer any questions that you might have. >> i have a question. >> supervisor weiner has a question. >> all right? >> and we have not gotten it. >> i know that we are all, given the presentation, >> very quickly. >> the whole commission, authority meeting, i know that we are all very familiar with the status and as i know that you know this, a locality of frustration around the length of the process. and i think that also, we are being asked to allocate, funding for more study money and this is for analysis, is that right? >> point of clarification, where the action item is just a contract amendment and the budget is already allocated is my understanding from general funding to dpw. >> it is not a funding request. >> but it is still... >> it is a contract amendment to increase the amount of the contract. >> for study. >> correct. >> for additional tasks related to the mission.

it's about prohibiting others from learning something he doesn't like." >> i think neal mccluskey is forgetting about the first amendment fundamentally. we have a separation of church and state in this country. and creationism is fundamentally religious. and evolution is just science and is not religious. and i think as you probably have discussed on the show, the free exercise of religion includes religion and non-religion. so this country is fundamentally secular. we shouldn't bring in one specific, not even just christianity, but one specific version of christianity that would not teach what the catholics or the hindus or the muslims or the atheists belie in the public schools and teach it instead of established science. >> do you ever wake up in the morning and say, "hey, i'm only 19. i've got rice, tough school to get out of and get started in my life, in my work. why am i doing this?" >> i don't think it's a choice. i think it's something that has to be done. and i'm the one who's in the right position to do it, so i'm going to do it. >> well, zack, i've enjoyed this conversati

neal, it is paying a nice dividend and a good opportunity. >> inexpensive for a reason. looks like a sitting duck and i would not touch it. no growth. >> of the freedom continuous on this >>> so will conservatives pick paul ryan to win straw poll today? we have to wait and see. we already know they are praising the new budget plan with a lot less spending in it than the president's budget plan. $4.6 trillion less over ten years. enough to balance the budget by 2023. some at forbes say it doesn't cut nearly enough. welcome to forbes on fox. let's look at the flipside with elizabeth mcdonald. john, rick, mike and mark. and john, democrats pick on the ryan plan and say it cuts too much. you say it doesn't cut nearly enough. that is the flipside. explain. >> a balanced budget is not small government. under the plan government spending will increase the next ten years when we get to a balanced budget in 2023. it will be $4.1 trillion. 3.4% annual increases in spending versus 5% under the democrats plan. rean thinks this is small government. he is playing bad politics because

. >> thank you, neal. any further public comment? >> sir? >> >> well, my name is (inaudible) and i was here once before. and i will say that it is getting a little bit better on 6th street and i will admit that, that the last week and a half it has changed. and we still are getting awful problem with urination because they say that a drop in center, on 6th and not, who i believe that it is. they have been drinking, they can't keep going in and using the bathroom. and so they come up there, and this constantly, and you know, i got employees, i mean, they see all of this stuff there all of the time. and you know, it is pretty sad. you know? it has been going on forever. and that i don't know what the answer is. you know? but it is something that gives. and the same thing that these ladies were selling groceries on the street and vegetables and using the street for a bathroom and then go and sell this stuff. i mean, you know, the health department, you know should step in or somebody should step in with it because it is not, it is very unsanita

about's neal karlinsky reports, armstrong was slapped late yesterday by a lawsuit by an insurance companyka. >> acceptance insurance company is seeking $3 million, plus bonuses. now, it wants to depose armstrong, which he's resisted in other cases in an attempt to avoid other cases. cases have armstrong on the hook potentially for over $100 million. >>> now, to the unfolding mystery from the westminster dog show. the owner says there's a chance her prize samoyed named cruz was deliberately poisoned at the show. the dog died several years later. the owner suspects an animal rights activist may have slipped rat poison in his cage. a spokesperson says they would never condone killing an animal. >>> in indianapolis, a judge is expected to decide. a woman who claimed the $9.5 million prize is being sued by seven fellow hairdressers. she says she purchased the ticket for them as a group. but she says the ticket she bought was on the side and that's the winning ticket. >> i don't know about that one. >>> how about this one? a plane full of people may be in trouble with the law. all because of th

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let's not talk to neil shearing he's a chief emerging markets economist on the line now from london neal it's a lot of positive talk about these emerging economies but are they not being affected by the current global crisis. well there they have to to assess extent yes i think that the key thing to understand about bricks is that although they're very large economies in some ways the break that there were very different economies china or india much larger the personal and russia was a russian a much richer than china and india perhaps the thing that's behind them all together a year or so is that each of us starts to run into their own growth over the square of the challenges russia we know is stagnating badly in year on year terms brazil went through a period of five six months its economy flatlines china had its own problems last year it seems to recover and nikolai but i think this is that this can be a thing we see it the next five years is that growth in the bric economies are those going to help the relative to the developed world is going to be a lot of. what we've seen recently

are to lose the gunmen have been killed in an ongoing crackdown on militant elements in the border neal region of sabbar just yesterday an airstrike followed by large scale ground operations the way it launched in an attempt to flush out of the insurgents tension is also mounting in the philippines were locals continued to protest against the leader's handling of the situation. can dot com the world's most renowned internet pirate can sue the new zealand foreign intelligence agency for illegally spying on him according to a court ruling a request was made his fly on him before the f.b.i. conducted raids on his home and offices is currently battling an extradition order to the u.s. on charges of online piracy and money laundering if convicted by an american court he faces up to twenty years in jail. the u.k. traditional political parties are losing supporters today in the mainstream rivals the conservatives suffered a major blow at the recent by election in the east the region. into third place by the u.k. independence party they were once described by prime minister david cameron as a q

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