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leadership of desmond tutu and nelson mandela. has served as the conscience of this rainbow nation for years, and desmond tutu is at last taking a step back. bbc news. >> just time for a reminder of the main news. kosovo's declaration of independence and in 2008 did not break international law. a judge has ruled in a non- binding decision today. they rejected serbian claims that the move violated its territorial integrity. the president of serbia says his country will never accept that decision. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank. >> union bank has put its global >> union bank has put its global expertise to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you?

. >>> surrounded by his children, great grandchildren, former south african president nelson mandelaebrate his 92nd birthday today. the family sang happy birthday to him. many of them wore special t- shirts to mark the first united nation's nelson mandela international day. mr.mandela and his current wife also celebrated their 12th anniversary joined by his second wife winnie. >>> imagine being strapped to a chair and carried to the highest peaks around the world. a dream come true for some disabled adventure seekers getting the chance of a lifetime. lori wallace will show us how they are being taken to new heights. >> reporter: austin taylor was diagnosed with cerebral palsy when he was 2 years old. >> as i grew up i was told there would be places i couldn't go. when you are told you can't do something you just feel that much more -- the desire is that much more intense. >> you could say timing was everything for austin. two years ago his friend was on a backpacking trip through gautamala. he made a decision that would ultimately change austin's life. >> at some point while i was si

first united nations nelson mandela international day.hey celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary as well joined by his first wife. >>> many families are struggle. no secret. not just the middle class. how the recession has spawned a new business in high end repossessions. >> reporter: the tough economy of the past two years has caused a spike even among the wealthy. defaulting on loans for planes, boats, luxury rvs and occasionally racehorses. >> we have probably seen gosh, six, seven times more. not only the cases but the value since 2009. >> reporter: before the recession cage's company typically would repossess a $30,000 plane. these days $300,000 is the norm. he says the jet is worth 12 million and the owner is 95 days overdue on his payments. >> the rich are not netly getting richer? >> no, they are getting hit hard. >> this plane we picked up in northern california. >> reporter: he stores them at his orlando building. his next job brings us to a marina in central florida. >> what are you looking for here? >> a 45-foot newer sport

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. >>> nelson mandela, seen here at the world cup last week, celebrated his 92nd birthday today. united nations marked the nation by declaring this the first nelson mandela international day. people across the world were encouraged to devote 67 minutes of this day to public service to honor mandela's 67 years in politics. >>> boeing's new cutting edge jumbo jet touched down in england today on its first overseas trip. the 787 dreamliner is starring at an international air show this week. a breakthrough carbon composite design makes it the most fuel efficient jet ever made but it is still two years behind schedule. >>> now, to the american sports team grounded tonight by red tape. how hard is it to get 23 athletes from new york over to england? well, the answer goes back to 9/11. we may consider baseball to be our national game, but the real american sport is lacrosse. lacrosse was invented by native americans. and this is the only all-native american team that plays all over the world. they should be in england right now competing in the world lacrosse championships, but they're

i would be surprised if don nelson is still blowing a whistle in november.news for warriors star stephanie creek named united states baseball team. they have to cut three more of their going to go to new york and worked out your this team will go to the world championships in turkey and keep in mind no look ron james, no dwayne weighed all the great players are going to wait for the olympics and a few years read from his fellow who tire recall evans was a rookie of the year he was cut from the squad. here's the newest warrior david lee had a serious thinker injury so yet to drop those of the u.s. qualifying periods gavin newsome he's really getting his picture taken by sports people. for 20 years of service today is david lee day. july 28th at tall guy his day in the city. >> it's david lee day today and san francisco i don't think it would earn that yes from a basketball standpoint but it said to be part of a new city and a new community. i think we have great things on the way hopefully we can take care of business. >> he's off to a great start to he made

nelson. guest: i think justice harlemen said it best in the plessy decision. those who must be color blinde must first be color conscious. so i think you have to acknowledge that this is an issue and that has been, in the 21st century i think we see that there's a real disconnect. this post racial thing doesn't exist. and i think what candidate obama had to do, the reason he has to because the speeches were so incindiary, he was trying to give a context for this is a 70-something-year-old man. he grew up in a segregated angry hostile america. and he is saying exactly what he said here, we need to come together and we need to stop being at each other and realize we do have a color issue. we need to talk about it. host: whan. guest: well, we are whole in this together. i know it's cliche. this is our nation. we want it to get better. we want our children to grow up in a community that is better. we want to make sure that all the hurdles are not as high for the next generation. and we would like to know that one day when we finally go to our graves that this nati

with more news, here is rob nelson. >> good morning. we begin money scope report with new concerns about the economy. ben bernanke told a congressional committee on wednesday that the country's economic outlook is unusually uncertain. the fed is ready to take action. job growth will remain slow. it sent stocks lower. it fell 109 points. >> most sweeping overhaul for the financial system is now lou. president obama signed night law but there is hard work ahead. banking regulators will have up to two years to write many of the new regulations required under lawsuit. >> big oil is joining forces to come up with a rapid response system for future oil spills. chevron, conoco and shell have agreed to pull billion dollars to form a company to respond to spills with spills up to 10,000 feet underwater. bp has not joined. >> ford is about to remove one of the barriers to sell the hybrid version of lincoln for the same price as a gas model. that could force other automakers could do the same things. >> it's been a rough year for tying other woods

i'm rob nelson. >> it is 5:15 now.them from the grip of the interest phone. they overkey see copyright law, they will allow consumers to go with another cell service. it allows consulsers to jail-break their phones, it involves modifying the system to allow any application to run on the phone. in the case of apple, it breaks the monopoly on iphone apps. it could cause cell phones to be more expensive. >> it may have a boomerang effect that operators will find what they are doing. >> and jail-break go can seriously degrade the iphone experience and violate the warranty and cause them to be unstable. >> so if you break something you are on your own. >> that is for sure. that is what they say. >> let's see if we can break out of this pattern. maybe a warmup is in the works. >> we do have a wait and we'll keep the temperatures cooler. just saving money without having to run the air conditioner, stay cool throughout the day. 50 in mountain view. mid to upper 50s in rest of the neighborhoods. if you are leaving around the mo

here is more from rob nelson. >> ben bernanke heads to capitol hill today to give his report card on the economy. he is expected to down-play the odds of the economy slipping back into recession despite signs of the recovery is losing momentum. he will offer new steps to bolster the economy if necessary. >> $700 billion bank bailout is winding down but a government watchdog says taxpayers are still propping up the financial industry. federal support for banks have increased 23% the last year even though the crisis has past. report also slams the administration's house can relief program says it has not put a dent in foreclosure filings. bp is selling assets to help pay for the cleanup costs in the gulf of mexico. they are selling $7 billion worth of assets to another oil company. part of it will go to a fund to pay cleanup costs and damages to local businesses. that is your money scope report. i'm rob nelson. >> it's now 5:13. >> microsoft pushed the price on the motion sensing game controller. it will cost $150 when it goes on sale. it recognizes gestures and voices so you can contr

comparing surely sharod a woman who lost her job for a couple of days to a french captain and to nelson mandela come on guys it's an important story but can we please put this back into perspective and not overdo it. now one of the things that i definitely agree with in the surely stories of the white house messed up big time and unfortunately for them that's all anybody wants to focus on in reality they love him or hate him eighteen months into his first term this president has been incredibly successful legislatively here's a quick look at his resume so far he signed the stimulus bill into law just a few months into office this is the largest spending bill in the history of the country credited with saving or creating around two million jobs but republicans of course say it was a waste of taxpayer money and they beat that message to the voters every single day he also passed health care reform during a recession with republicans kicking and screaming the whole way even clinton can get bad done while the economy was booming and with his own party really congress and just yesterday obam

. >> i was in south africa when nelson man dem law was -- nelson mandela was free. [ applause ] >> reporterthose who knew him best, his musically talented family said their public goodbyes. >> my best friend, my partner. >> oh, god. i loved him so much. >> reporter: his son and brother said walter's non- traditional church music and teachings were not always well received by everyone in his hometown. >> if my father could see this. he was a humble man. >> reporter: but those who knew hawkins only through his music and teachings came, too. >> he's huge. he's basically equivalent to the michael jackson of the gospel community. >> and 150 pastors from around the country also came here. >> i first got saved 30 years, and it was his music that inspired me as a young man to walk with god, and i had to come just to celebrate the life of this great man. >> reporter: now, about two hours ago, the hearst left. they didn't disclose where they were going, saying the burial would be private. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today's memorial service was streamed live on our website, ktvu.com. you

nelson mandela's 92nd 92nd birthday, louis oosthuizen reigned supreme in scotland.an whose name nobody can pronounce wins a tournament nobody thought he could. beautiful conditions today, tiger woods, pair of double-bogeys on the front nine. 13 shots back of the guy sporting a red dot on his glove. he says it reminds him to keep his cool, stay in the moment. he did it with an eagle on 9 to move to 16-under. there would be no doubt after playing partner paul casey pulled his tee shot into the gorse bushes, he would take a triple bogey. the lead insurmountable. the core nation when he walked up 18 with the seven streak lead. >> at the home of golf herc has become a household name, louis oosthuizen. the 2010 champion at st. andrews. >> hugs his caddie, and hug and kiss for wife and baby daughter, and a kiss of the claret jug, his love affair with st. andrews is now complete. oosthuizen, the fourth lowest total score in open history. led the final 48 holes, 200 to 1 odds coming in. get to know his name, golf fans. >> i said before the week, to win the open championship

. >> el ex presidente sudafricano nelson mandela festejarÁ su cumpleaÑos 9 2.nmigraciÓn. el sentimiento antiinmigrante crece en los estados unidos. mientras en arizona revisan los argumentos por la demanda, en utah se hacen pÚblicas las identidades de mÁs de mil indocumentados y exigen que sean deportados. >> la gente estÁ muy asustada, muy aterrorizada. hay mucho miedo en nuestra comunidad. >> cuba estÁ nuevamente en los titulares. en medio de la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos en la isla, fidel castro reapareciÓ en pÚblico. cambiarÁ la liberaciÓn de presos polÍticos las relaciones con estados unidos? lo debatimos. >> cÓmo vamos a comenzar a terminar con el bloqueo. >> el problema cubano no tiene nada que ver con los estados unidos. el problema cubano tiene que ver con la falta de libertad. >> el hermano del presidente de ecuador, viene al punto. y dice que buscarÁ la presidencia de su paÍs. >> si me toca y se necesita ser candidado, lo voy a ser mÁs allÁ que no tengo la vocaciÓn, aunque sÍ la facilidad. >> y la recordamos: [♪mÚsica♪] [♪mÚsica♪] >> en su Última

among the biggest things he had to address, what will happen with head coach don nelson. he said, there will be major changes with the franchise, i don't want to comment just yet. elson would have been the bigger name, but lakeum, a big hitter as well. and it is a brand new era for the warriors. a lot more on this story later in this newscast, and of course, in the weeks and months to come. back to you. >>> early losses on wall street today. almost wiped out by the time the closing bell rang. as for google stock, some investors disappointed. they had a 24% increase over second quarter, beating the expects, a sign that business is healthy, investors woulded to see more profitability. >> when it comes to getting the information you want on the g there could be a down side. eye strain. how tiny media could lead to big problems for your eyes. iphones, a black berry, ipad. >> small type. >> every 40 seconds. >> mobile devices in all shapes, colors and tiny sizes. >> e-mails, texting. messaging, internet. >> everything. >> i think i have an addiction to it. tnkts may be conveni

our third speaker barry nelson, codirector of national resources defense council and working on an interesting project water law and policy, and that's settlement and potential rest to raks of the san jaoquin river. thank you very much. brad? [applause] >> good afternoon, dan i'm from nebraska actually. actually, i'm not but colorado is close enough and will have to do in my point. those of us from other parts of the country are looking very carefully to what your doing here and we're learning a lot of great lessons and we hope the sea level rising is a lesson we don't have to learn but you all, are doing fascinating work. i road in last night with joel smith and he said with a wink and nunl, never turn down a trip to san francisco or new orleans. we have one still left. all right. i'm going to talk about a shared resource in the west and my first thing here is all important dividing line on the upper and lower basin colorado line. this photograph was taken lo 1880's and you will see the lower right, the founder. john lee is actually my grant grant grand father. you might think it's remarkable

i was in south africa when nelson mandela died.his is a force of good for the world. >> reporter: today's funeral gave mourners the chance to remember hawkins's music. >> i was born in the '70s. his music came out in the early '70s. so i grew up listening to his music. all of the choirs. it was just wonderful. >> when i pulled up, i -- i was playing his music and been playing it a lot lately. >> hallelujah! >> reporter: people are celebrating life today the way he did. >>> you can watch a live video stream for the services of bip ship walter hawkins. go to ktvu.com and click on the walter hawkins page. >>> ac transit and the bus driver union disagree whether drivers are holding a sickout for the third union in a row. a union spokesperson sent ktvu a memo said saying there is no sickout but ac transit says like monday and yesterday, about 250 operators called in sick today and there are delays throughout the system as a result. this morning one rider in alameda says the derays are -- delays are hurting them. >> the only way off the

welcome back with rob black tend enter some of your e nelson e- mail from san should i buy 80 g e generaltrek? >> increase the dividend after rough couple of years. ge is a finance company health-care company their jet engine company did business that looks in the future periods now it's like lightbulbs when the economy that hit they got hit with financials that hit the got hit. i like the company for the long term i wouldn't be afraid of canal. it's not my favorite named for the 20, 30 or 40 years i prefer city grouper bank of america. judy he makes a lot of people we'll see it's a good name it's telling you they're confident in their economy than they are the economy. they've got 2000 divisions. when they're raising their dividends they're saying things are good. i like that. >> it seems like their credit on finance that was dragging the company down over the last year is that trouble over for that part of a general lack truck. >> on a big level yes they've got an airplane division and health-care division and will use their finest division to pay for health care they give you the x-ray

what to eat, what to do to stop america's silent killer -- >> on nelson mandela's 92nd 92nd birth dayh african louis oosthuizen reigns supreme in scott lean. the man with a name nobody can pronounce wins a tournament nobody thought he could. tiger woods, a pair of double-bogeys on the front nine. finished at 3-under. 13 shots back of this guy. sporting a red dot on his glove. oosthuizen says it reminds him to keep his cool and stay in the moment. there would be no doubt after playing partner paul casey pulls his tee shot into the gorse bushes on 12. he would take a triple bogey. oosthuizen drops a birdie putt on the same hole. his lead insurmountable at that point. the core nation -- coronation begins as he walks up 18. >> at the home of golf, he has back household name. louis oosthuizen, the 2010 champion at st. andrews. >> a hug from his caddie, hug and kiss for wife and baby daughter, and a kiss of the claret jug, his love affair with st. andrews this week is complete. oosthuizen, the fourth lowest total skoal -- score in history. get to know his name, golf fans. >> i said before t

nelson cruz with a nice defensive play.t's 1-1 in the 7th and cliff lee seems to change teams every couple of months. right now, he's in texas for the stretch drive. did not allow an earned run. a texas error produced the only run for the a and see it's 1-1 in the 10th and then michael wertz gone, cruz2-run job, and the rangers beat the a's 3-1. they are now eight and a half games behind, a couple more in texas. >>> jackitateum passed away today at the age of 61. when the nfl -- one of the nfl's all-time hardest hitters and known unfortunately for a 1978 preseason hit, illegal hit delivered to new england stingley that paralyzed him. people that knewitatum said he was a good man and, of course, a great, great player. his former teammate with the raiders, willy brown, remembered him today. >> he was an easy-going guy. he talked to anybody on the street anyway. he's the -- on the football field, it's all business. you look at him and leave him alone. we love a guy that come in there and work for us. we all loved that guy, wel

nelson mandela back in south africa. he is 92 years old today.or ernie els being in his foundation for three years setting my pro career up was really amazing. >> he was so good it made the tournament actually bad to watch. the last time the giants swept the mets in a four-game series bill clinton was in the oval office. safe to say everyone loves that giant rookie catcher these days. giants down 3-1. >> and a line drive into right center field. it is going to fall. this game is tied. >> and two batters later it appeared to be over. freddy sanchez chopping one to 3rd. play at the plate. travis ishikawa. he beat the tag. the umpire ruled otherwise. that is just a lousy call. the game consequently goes to extra innings. ike davis has feasted on giants pitching this season hitting .429 and bangs one off the bricks against brian wilson to drive in the go ahead run. giants get one last chance. curveball. mets escape with a 4-3 win. >> i was so sure the game was over. it was a satisfying feeling. you saw me celebrating early because i thought i beat it

nelson mandela back in south africa. 92 years old today.ust amazing. >> being in this foundation for three years, starting my pro career, it was really amazing. >> ernie els being a south african. and he probably has a lot of credit for louis oosthuizen winning that tournament. >>> the last time the giants swept the mets in a four-game series bill clinton was in the oval office. hate to say everyone loves the giants rookie these days. bottom of the 9th giants down 3- 1. >> line drive into right center field. it is going to fall. this game is tied. >> two batters later it appeared to be over. >> sanchez getting one to 3rd. one at the plate. called out. travis ishikawa appears to beat him. the ump doesn't disagree. banging one off the bricks against brian wilson to drive in the go ahead run. giants final chance. two on. eli whiteside. mets escape with a 4-3 victory today. >>> to kansas city where this kid was doing his best kobe impersonation. slugging a two-run blast deep to left. likes to sprints around the bases. jack was in fronts of him.

nelson cruz blasted a two-run shot. rangers won it, 8-6. tigers didn't only lose the game. they lost brandon inge for six weeks with a broken hand. >>> there's no team hotter than the cards. they spotted the phils three and came swinging back. albert pujols put st. louis on top with a two-run homer in the fifth. a couple of hitters later, allen craig ripped his first career homer. skip schumaker followed with a solo shot of his own. the cards beat the phils 8-4. they've won six straight. >>> finally, it's marlins beat the rockies in dramatic fashion. down one in the ninth. pinch hitter donnie murphy hit one high, hit one deep, and hit one gone. a walkoff homer by an unlikely hero. murphy's first homer in over two years. there's only one way to celebrate a walk-off. the shaving cream pie in the face. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> yeah, it is. >>> well, the day of reckoning for lindsay lohan. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, hey, he's a busy guy, so if the president can't make it to broadway, bro

a south african that comes on top no less than nelson mandela's 82nd birthday. >>> and bottom of the, bases loaded for young when you were young. off of sergio santos, alex rios overthrows the cutoff cuddyer scores. and they get the walk-off win. 7-6, the final. that does the sports update. >>> in germany, a huge party on the most famous road on the auto bon. >> each fan got to sit at a giant table actually made up of 20,000 individual tables. >>> coming up next, the stories we're following, including the latest from the gulf of mexico. ernor rob blagojevich set to get under way today. >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this monday. engineers have detected new seepage near the blownout oil well in the gulf of mexico and that is raising new concerns about the viability of that newly installed containment cap. the government i bp t asking bp submit a full report by tonight. >>> hoping to win over a skeptical pakistani public, secretary of state hillary clinton has announced more than $500 million in new aid projects for pakistan. her next stop, kabul, afghanistan

and so we say, "hello, nelson mandela." with the leadership of the caliber of mandela and tutu, south africa navigated at tricky path to democracy. desmond tutu has been the conscience of this rainbow nation for years. there will be those breathing a sigh of relief that the indefatigable desmond tutu is at last taking a step back. >> just time to remind you of our top story. the u.s. has reopened one-third of the fishing grounds closed since the bp oil spill. meanwhile, a tropical storm is threatening the sealing operation around the well. the governor of louisiana has declared a state of emergency, due to bad storm heading into the area. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. get the top stories from around the globe and click to play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by -- the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, an

a's in texas nelson cruise singles to right. there is 2-1, texas.re is a's claw back into the 6th and land onpower hoping at home. and there is david murphy, high, deep, aloha. and a's now off to chicago. football now, raiders open training camp in napa today hoping for addition by substrax z also, some addition bay decision with at rifleal of jason campbell. campbell is dedicated and studus. in other words antirussell. and feels comfortable. >> this is raider nation here, we can win this year. and to do something to help turn it around. >> there is pac-10 gathered today to meet the press. there is cal 7th. oregon faces win the conference title. >> this will be our goal to really get into that training camp. and build a relents physical hustling football team. that we possibly can for opener on september 4th. >> bank of the west classic tonight taking on anna evannovich. crushing the forhand. there is bartolli too strong in this match. there is a 6-3, 6-4, she advances. troy aikman ready to follow in the stoot footh steps of emmitt smith saying he'l

the rangers' nelson cruz sent everybody home with a towering two-run bomb against the a's. they won it, 3-1. >>> great play to show you by the blue jays' yunel escobar. the orioles' jake fox, a shot up the middle. escobar made the stop, flipped it behind his back, and got the runner at second. it doesn't get any better than that. jays won it, 8-2. >>> finally, check out this soccer celebration from iceland. after scoring a penalty kick, a player cast out his line, and he reeled in a live one. there's great fishing up in iceland. then he and his teammates posed for a picture with their prized catch. at least he won't hear stories about how the big one got away. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, what's the one thing in the world penelope cruz would change? your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, how will these high school grads feel about each other 75 years from now? you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back. >>> if there's one location in the country you don't have to worry about a sunb

and so we said, nelson mandela! >> blessed with the leadership of mandela and desmond tutu, south africa has negotiated away from civil war and for their remarkable democracy. there will be those breathing a sigh of relief because desmond tutu is at last taking a step back. >>> the world heritage committee of unesco begins its annual meeting this weekend over the safety of bar someone of's best known monument under discussion -- of barcelona's best known monument under discussion. there are fears that work to build a high-speed rail on the site could put it in danger. >> it has been a work in progress for 128 years. even unfinished, it is an impressive sight. but the team charged with completing his most ambitious and funnel or say they now fear for its -- most ambitious and final work fear for it. because of this, preparations for a tunnel to carry a state of the art train line. the construction work is well underway. the plan is for the first high- speed train to pass through here in two years' time. we are meters

nelson cruz, takes enrique gonzalez pitch gone.ruz, his 12th homer of the season. >>> and lastly, alpert pujols and the cardinals, hosting the third-place phillies. cards down 4-3. see this one coming. supposedly a down year for pujols. his 22nd homer of the year. the cardinals double up the phils, 8-4, the final. >>> that's your sports update. back to you in new york. >> our thanks to adnan virk. >>> up next, the stories we'll be following today, including >>> now, a look ahead to the stories we'll be watching on this tuesday. secretary of state clinton is in afghanistan for an international conference on the country's future. afghan president karzai says his government will be able to take over security by 2014. >>> president obama and british prime minister david cameron meet at the white house. the recent troubles, of course, are expected to be very high on the agenda. cameron will also meet with u.s. senators about bp's involvement in the release of the lockerbie bomber. >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich could testi

. >> and i'm rob nelson. >>> it was a nightmare come true for campers in montana. >> a bear, or bearsacking people. one man is dead and two victims went to the hospital. >> it happened outside cooke city, montana, near yellowstone national park. brad wheelis reports. >> reporter: the fatal rampage in montana's soda springs campground happened before dawn wednesday. as campers overheard the victims' screams while taking cover in parked cars. there were a total of three victims in three tents. the man who died from his injuries was alone in a tent. another victim, a woman, suffered lacerations and crushed bones. the third victim, another male, suffered bite wounds to his leg. all the victims were torn from their tents in a series of attacks that puzzle wildlife experts. >> the investigation so far has revealed that everything was done right, we don't have any signs of improper food storage or food in the area. >> reporter: campers are often warned food can lure bears. wildlife expert jack hannah was prepared when a grizzly threatened him while on a hike in montana this week. his wife ma

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. >> i'm rob nelson. >>> we begin with breaking news out of pakistan.eople have died after a commercial jetliner crashed into the hills above islamabad. >> investigators say the plane, owned by air blue, was taking off from karachi when it was about to land and lost control with the control tower and crashed. as you can see in that video it is still a very active scene and rescue crews are on the way throughout the morning. we'll have the latest on this developing story so please stay with abc news. >>> now to the newest front in the war in afghanistan, which is capitol hill. president obama is now battling his very own party. >> democrats revolted as the house debated a $33 billion bill to pay for the war. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: democrat after democrat came forward, not just to oppose the war, but to cut off funding for it. >> wake up, america. wikileaks' release of secret war documents gave us 92,000 reasons to end the wars. >> it is wrong to be borrowing money from china, laying off american police officers, to train police officers in af

i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson.n afghanistan is being shaped today at an international meeting in kabul. >> at issue is whether and when the afghan government will be able to take over its own security. many fear a return to a taliban-style government. nick schifrin is joining us this morning from kabul. good morning, nick. >> reporter: good morning, vinita. good morning, rob. this conference for the first time used a year to describe when the afghan security forces will be able to take over, that is 2014. now, president karzai here in afghanistan has said something similar to that, hoping that his forces would be able to take security in the next five years. this is the most concrete commitment that afghanistan has made to be able to transition to its own forces. that means u.s. forces and the other international coalition forces here will be able to step into the background, into a more training role. it is a very optimistic goal. the police here remain a very corrupt force and seen as such by the afghan people. a

stick around for that. >> good morning and thanks for being with us, i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson the government is downplaying fears that the cap on the gulf oil spill might be buckling under pressure. >> admiral thad allen compared the small drips to an oil leak in a car. that leaves a larger question about how to shut down the well once and for all. john hendren reports from louisiana. >> reporter: it's the fastest hope of clogging that well. >> if it's approved to do so, it's 100% chance we'll go ahead with it. >> reporter: it's called a static kill, pumping over 200,000 gallons of mud and cement down the well through the sealing cap, filling it and killing it. it's similar to the top kill, which was tried and failed. largely due to the powerful force of the oil spewing out. now with the well capped bp thinks it will fill the well, as shown in this demonstration. the government is considering approving the attempt as soon as next week. >> the static kill discussions are ongoing right now. >> reporter: as engineers wait on a final solution, a relief well to fill that oil bed wi

i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson. morning as worries mount over tropical storm bonnie. >> the storm is tracking on a course which could take it over the area within a day. t.j. winick joins us with more on the latest setback. t.j.? >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. with the storm expected to enter the gulf later today, all operations at the spill site are at a standstill. the storm that could become hurricane bonnie is churning its way through the dominican republic, haiti, and puerto rico. it's expected to track into the gulf of mexico and the site of the bp oil spill. >> as the storm approaches the spill site, the winds are going to come out of the southeast to east and drive some of the oil into the shoreline of louisiana. >> reporter: and so louisiana governor bobby jindal has declared a state of emergency. bp has already evacuated nonessential workers from eight th prontial workers from eight fragile coast from oil being moved inland. >> break the anchors and pull it out, more than anything it will tear

nelson cruise hammers the pitch for a walk off home run. oakland slips eight and a half back now in the west get ready for a trade or two. terrell owens teaming up with chad signed a $2 million deal to play for the bengals this season. he tweeted that cincinnati's game should be moved to pay per view. and congratulations to robert montgomery of san francisco. tonight's winner of a $250 prize. [ applause ] >> from your friends at 76 gas. you can also have a chance to win. go to our website at cbs5.com and click on contest. >> $250. >> yeah. you can't win if you don't enter. >> they say he never recovered from that really. i mean that hit. just effected him emotionally the rest of his life. >> there are some of his teammates who believe he's a hall of fame football player that won't be entered because of that which was legal. >>> see you at 11:00. those people are happy 'cause they're gonna have a good time, and they've got extra money in their pocket. those are happy passengers. how much does it cost for those snacks again? nothing. at south

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