that started just after midnight on new britain circle in manassas. two other people were checked out at the scene. started on the first floor. the cause is under investigation. >> dave martin years since the today marks 10 years the sniper attacks in maryland, d.c., and virginia. lee boyd malvo and john mohammed were linked to crimes in other states as wellm. is serving a life sentence in virginia. told the washington post used truly sorry. >> occupy dc protesters planning events today, marking the 1-year anniversary of their movement. their holdings and occupied the administration march outside plan to rally on 15th street and pennsylvania. there was a protest at k street monday morning, causing traffic allays. >> the first presidential debate coming up and both candidates preparing. obama practicing in just outsidemney denver. monday, mitt romney told voters thinks the debates will be than justthing bigger appears to emerge as the winner. the president's advisers are on trimming his lengthy alm anations and look c romney.y criticism from >> now lin

this is not coming through they don't talk about it max and it's a very strange thing i asked the new britain the e-book mini but anderson tells a lot about what first of all what is an e-book because a lot of people probably don't know what an e-book is and then thousand about the book itself it's basically an electronic book that you can read on your i pad or download it on to the kindle basically it's a satirical novel about the catastrophic recy. and the financial terrorism that sort of courtly gone out and of sort of woven my experience have been sent to prison as a looter so woven into the narrative again a lot of this was ironically due to the g four s. the private prison owns the prison that i was staying in sort of teaching us and explain to the prisoners that we've all these programs again. learn to confront our offending behavior so it was through these programs that i was in boulder to actually write this book which is slightly ironic. ok so you've taken the the knowledge that you picked up in prison and you're using that put out this e-book and so responsive and what's been the r

my grandfather worked in the factories of new britain. y grandmother is a retired teacher from new field. i believe i need to stand up for the middle class families that meant so much to my family. it is why i passed connecticut's stem cell law which is saving lives and putting people to work. i went to congress to stand out for -- to stand up for manufacturing. it is a very different story from linda mcmahon's. she has shown over and over again that she stands up for herself and her profits at the expense of the people she works for and the state. i look forward to the next hour. >> our first question is to mr. murphy. >> both of you have had personal financial problems. mr. murphy, you have been sued for nonpayment of mortgage bills. mrs. mcmahon, you have filed for bankruptcy and walked away from that. how can connecticut voters feel confident you are going to be able to exercise good judgment on federal budget decisions affecting connecticut taxpayers when at times you have mismanaged your own personal finances? >> thank you for this q

it started after midnight on new britain circle in manassas. people were checked out at the scene. the fire started on the first floor. they don't know why. >> this might sound hard to but today marks and start of thehe shootings by john allen mohammed and lee boyd malvo. shooting in our area outside of food store in wheaton. where we find brianne carter this morning with more. the actions of those two in this region. people were afraid to go out and do everyday things. the first fatal shot happens in this parking lot. 10 years ago today, a 55-year- old james martin was shot and killed in the parking lot. string of deadly sniper shootings that terrorized the region. >> i am a monster. i mean, if you look up the definition, that's what a monster is. .was a thie i stole people's lives = = a thief. >> john allen mohammed was executed in 2009. lee boyd malvo, a juvenile, was six life terms. a decade later, he says that he is remorseful. >> i am sorry. i am sorry. and it sounds -- there's no way that.press what am i going to tell them? greg shots at close range in paul was one2002, of t

make it be about the kid in new britain who can't learn with 30 kids of her class. make this race be about you and set aside the personal tax and lies you see on tv at focus this race on which one of the two of us is going to put you back to work at supportable class. thank you very much. >> before we say goodbye, we have a yes or no question -- incumbent senators often avoid debates. will you commit right now to debating your opponent in 2018 bashar >> sure i will. >> absolutely. >> we want to thank our candidates tonight. thank you very much for watching. three more debates in this campaign season. have a great sunday. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> coverage of the u.s. senate debate in virginia between allen. that's fall flat at 9:00 -- that is followed by a date for the john tester and danny greenberg. that's tomorrow on c-span. >> on the fourth, sixth, sixth day of being in office we were sitting in the oval office. larry summers said "mr. president, looking at this year's budg

been able to bring money to rehab an old factory in water very to the teachers back the job in new britain, to build new submarines in groton. i also understand that you talk about were linda mcmahon and i are different i think advertising is an appropriate place to do that. people need to know that i support tax cuts for the middle class and linda mcmahon supports tax cuts for the wealthy. people need to supported by generous support a woman's right to choose, decides that the right to allow employers to contraception for women in the workplace. so i do think we need to tell the story. but ultimately, something else besides the amount you have to run out fast to matter in this campaign. obviously have been outspent on tv by five to one margin by linda mcmahon. and in the end, it is not the tv commercials that are going to win out. sincerity is in the difference in the values we hold that people are going to see. so listen, i'm proud to talk about my record on tv, but also an obligation to talk about differences. >> so you don't support the hat to stop the commercials? murphy: i would cert

britain on the rise. we are showing we can do it. look at the new investment coming in. in the last two years, google, intel, cisco the big tech firms they have all set up new bases here. and we are selling to the world again. when i became prime minister i said to the foreign office, those embassies you have got, turn them into showrooms for our cars, department stores for our fashion, technology hubs for british start-ups. yes, you are diplomats but you need to be our country's salesforce too. [applause] and look what is happening. in just two years, our exports to brazil are up 25 per cent, china, 40 per cent, to russia, 80 per cent. there are so many opportunities in this world. i want to tell you about one business that's seizing them. it is run by a guy called alastair lukies. he and his business partner saw a world with almost 6 billion mobile phones and just 2 billion bank accounts. they saw the huge gap in the market and they started a mobile banking firm, helping people in the poorest parts of the world manage their money and start new companies. he's been with

. >>> and developing news from britain, the police questioned two men who tried to visit the pakistani teenager in the hospital. she's recovering from the gun shot wound in the head. the taliban admitted they targeted her and she was targeted again. she was flown to britain to receive supplied treatment. >>> and they notified the program would be extended to the end of the year. today, more than 5,000 criminals were determined to be illegal immigrants. and corey stewart joins us tonight. i know you have been a supporter for a long time. what is the deal now? >> we're concerned. the obama administration is telling us they're going to terminate the program at the end of the year. that would be unfortunate. our violent crime rate dropped 48-point sun% -- 48.7%, almost 50%. we removed almost 5500 criminal illegal aliens from our community and they gave us no reason other than pol ticks to why they're terminating it. >> can you use your county budget to pick up the slack here? >> no, this is about getting the authority for access to the data base and also, the authority of local law enforce

its role from being a friend and supporter of iranian nationalism to being something of the new great britain. >> host: and negotiating with iran, you talk about misjudgments on both sides when it comes to the 1979 hostage crisis. what are some of those misjudgments? >> guest: well, there were several. one perhaps on our side was the idea that the united states and iran could, in fact, after this revolution, they could rebuild them kind of a relationship. on our side, anti-communist and anti-soviet imperatives. iran's traditional dislike of communism and a russian expansion would create a set of interests, allowing for a least a certain degree of cooperation. not while the clock was on the shah. we misread what in fact was going on within the revolution, those people that had been in control had no intention of having such a relationship with the united states. not to be like the soviet union very much. they just did not want to have that kind of relationship. i think that on the iranian side, there was the view that the united states was out to undermine this revolution at all costs. where,

make it be about the kid in new britain who can't learn with 30 kids of her class. make this race be about you and set aside the personal tax and lies you see on tv at focus this race on which one of the two of us is going to put you back to work at supportable class. thank you very much. >> before we say goodbye, we have a yes or no question -- incumbent senators often avoid debates. will you commit right now to debating your opponent in 2018 bashar >> sure i will. >> absolutely. >> we want to thank our candidates tonight. thank you very much for watching. three more debates in this campaign season. have a great sunday. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> c-span is bringing you live debate coverage around the country between now and december 6. you can follow house, senate, and governor races live on the c-span television networks and c-span radio. join us tonight for two more debate alive at 8:00 eastern. it is the debate for jim webb a's seat. tim kaine faces the george allen. this is

. >> new news of britain about e teenage activist but was l.jured and taken to hospita to us go to jummybanji get the latest. >> officials at the queen elizabeth hospital in unitedham and the reported that people have been arrested at the hospital. claiming that these people who showed up said there were relatives of the 14-year- caseirl that was not the and the work rested. peoplenot sure who those are or whether they have any to the taliban. a taliban -- the taliban that is taking responsibility shooting the 14-year-old. sure shot in the head and then to the u.k. yesterday for more medical treatment. been arrested outside the hospital today get an claiming they are relatives. on top of the story. we will update you if we get else.ng back to you. you.ank 6:41. with jackie.in >> good morning. a little brighter this morning compared to where we were yesterday. our temperatures are little on side.ol have 51 here in arlington. 49, woodbridge. sterling, 50. chantilly. woodbridge, 49. s afternoon.hi mostly sunny skies. pleasant. to 68. e.ght where we should bu back in the 70's tomorrow. a bit

make it be about the kid in new britain who can't learn with 30 kids of her class. make this race be about you and set aside the personal tax and lies you see on tv at focus this race on which one of the two of us is going to put you back to work at supportable class. thank you very much. >> before we say goodbye, we have a yes or no question -- incumbent senators often avoid debates. will you commit right now to debating your opponent in 2018 >> sure i will. >> absolutely. >> we want to thank our candidates tonight. thank you very much for watching. three more debates in this campaign season. have a great sunday. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> tomorrow, live coverage of the u.s. senate debate in virginia between former governors tim kaine and george allen. follow live at -- that begins at 8:00 eastern, followed by the montana senate race at 9:00 between the incumbent and a republican congressman. that is tomorrow on c-span. see the vice presidential debate this thursday night, live

>> certainly, it is a new approach. britainas taken one of the strongest approaches, and will be an example for others. >> will receive the same thing with plaster to read clinics as well? you have the party of decreased regulation pushing for massive regulation. >> certainly, absolutely not. all the people that have lobbied for ease regulations against us have been asked if they plan to lobby for plastic surgeons, doctors' offices like that. they say, no, there focuses solely on abortion. so this is a clear tactic, and it is spreading like wildfire across the country. >> and the new focus on requirement? >> our facilities are seeing fewer people come in on time, later in the pregnancy, because the two visits are very daunting. >> thank you for being with us, as you heard this news about the wichita clinic being reopened, the clinic of george tiller, who was gunned down by an anti- choice extremist in church. that marked my heart, because wichita has been without access for many years now. >> thank you for being with us shelley

larry up in new britain connecticut, hi, larry. >> caller: good morning guys. >> bill: what do you thinkr: i think we got a little more spring in our step today, don't we? >> bill: you got it, a little more bounce in our step. >> caller: obviously it was a complete reversal over the first debate. obama looked like the trilogy the lord of the rings. he looked like he was under the spell. >> bill: in the first one. >> caller: the second one. actually, my favorite moment was can you say that a little louder, candy. >> bill: yeah, when candy corrected mitt romney and said no the president did call it an act are terror. can you say that a little louder that was good. sean in oakland california. >> caller: good morning, bill, how are you? >> bill: i'm good. >> caller: good, yeah, i just wanted to comment on the day last night. a couple of weeks ago i was demoralized, depressed and angry with my guy. i can truly say he brought me back just like he brought this country back, he brought me back. >> bill: yeah, i think that was an overall reaction of people last night is that -- and they needed it

and yes, a clean, green economy too, powered by the new low- carbon technologies. britainading the world. [applause] but i have to tell you, we will not succeed in this last task unless we can see off that most short-sighted of arguments, that we have to choose between going green and going for growth. decarbonising our economy isn't just the right thing to do, it's a fantastic economic opportunity. the green economy in britain is growing strongly right now, bringing in billions of pounds and creating thousands of jobs -- in wind, solar and tidal energy, the technologies that will power our economy in the decades to come. going green means going for growth. but more than that, it means going for more energy that we produce ourselves and which never runs out, it means going for clear air and clean water and a planet we can proudly hand over to our children. going green means going forward. so let the conservatives be in no doubt. we will hold them to their promises on the environment. [applause] of course, there was a time when it looked like they got it. it seems a long ti

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world that. television news channel there are only. a propaganda channel as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to. even those opposed presumably do that islamic theocracy. would support this out of the t.v. its founders say that they're inspired by events like the arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and it looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping them. london. an independent scotland could leave the u.k. exposed and vulnerable let's bring the blues a major part of its nuclear deterrent if edinburgh manages to go it alone and break away from the u.k. find out the latest on london's atomic on our website. also a lot of the moment canadian customers may soon see cigarette like warning labels on everyday food products such as pizza or fizzy drinks that's the way doctors in ontario want to fight beat national obesity epidemic. those

my grandfather worked in the factories of new britain, my mother is a retired schoolteacher. i was raised to believe i need to live my life in a way to stand up for the bill class families of the state that has meant so much to my family. >> my america is a slogan, it is not a plan. it cut taxes to the middle class. it cut spending 1%, one penny of every dollar. it empowers cover work-force so we train our folks for the jobs available. it calls for a comprehensive energy policy that will continue to drill for our oral and national gas while we develop our own nobles, wind, solar, geothermal. i have a comprehensive six-point plan. we have asked him to show us his plan. he has not. he has a perfect opportunity to comment. >> it is fiction. it is made a. i have a jobs plan in a job to record. this idea to july's pictorialized by america -- our government is shipping jobs overseas. it is their livelihood. when we send our taxpayer dollars to washington, they should be used to create jobs here. that is real life for people the need to have a job. both chances you have to both you

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world the. television news channel their only. propaganda channel as it were the one percenters no one in iran even those opposed to. even those opposed recently doing that islamic theocracy. would support this out. founders say that they are inspired by events like the arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping them. london. independent scotland could leave the u.k. . vulnerable for the producer to make all of its nuclear deterrent effect manages to go it alone and break away from it you can find out the latest on london's atomic dilemma on our website. also online the canadian customers may soon see a cigarette like warning labels on everyday products such as fizzy drinks the same way doctors in ontario want to fight the national obesity epidemic. stores not as dot com website now with less than two weeks befor

britain on the rise. we are showing we can do it. look at the new investment. in the last two years, google, cisco, the big tech firms, they all set of new bases here. and we are selling to the world again. when i became prime minister i said to the foreign office, those indices you've got, turned them into showrooms for our cars, department stores for fashion, technology helps british stars. he our diplomats. and as william said in a fantastic speech, or the best diplomats on the globe, but you also need to be our country's sales force. [applause] and when we look at what's happening come in just two years our exports to brazil up 25%, to china 40%, the russia of 80%. there are so many opportunities in this world.jut one business s really seizing them. it's run by a guy called alastair. he and his partner saw a world with almost 6 billion mobile phones with just 2 billion bank accounts. and they saw this huge gap in the market and they started a mobile banking firm, helping people in the poorest parts of the world manage their money and start new companies usi

progressive countries established lead liberal progressive entities immigrants from great britain established new zealand australia canada nor in lot of states of america and immigrants who immigrated. portugal and spain created the none very another very democratic banana republics of of that in america so what is israel according to this mode of the overwhelming majority of israelis coming from an undemocratic background be the muslim hemisphere be holocaust survivors be people who immigrated from communist russia which was not the best. of democracies ever etc etc etc so we do not yet have a deep legacy of democratic spirit and when ever you have direct people we drove through the old system people with the will be no and the new is not a democratic devil it's really identity is built on a claim of jewish inheritance to the promised land what kind of identity have these radiators created for israel in the past sixty four years i was seated at least from a jewish point of view which is the majority component here it's the first time in our history with the combination of our identity both terri

human trafficking into britain is on the increase according to new government estimates. organized criminal gangs are behind the illegal trade in people for sex, labor, and domestic slavery. most victims come from china, nigeria, and eastern europe. the first cases of people being brought to the u.k. to have organs removed has also been recorded. now this report. >> police have been stepping up the fight against the global trade in people. when they moved in they sometimes find children such as these romanians. sometimes women destined to be enforced prostitution. often and coursed into hotel, restaurant, or building work. -- often men coerced. 710 reported the year before last and over 900 last year. sophie is british. she has to hide their identity from her trafficker, a man who pretended to be her boyfriend, with uecker to italy on holiday before turning on her. >> he told me i would have to go and work on the streets for him and i would have to become a prostitute. i thought i could reason with him and tell him i did not want to do that. he pinned against the wall and

news. these are the headlines. a 14-year-old schoolgirl sent by a taliban in northwest pakistan is under way to britain for medical treatment. a peace deal has been signed in the philippines in the hope of ending a long-running muslim insurgency. business news with aaron. another painful day for portugal. >> lisbon is bracing itself for street protests outside the parliament building today. thousands are expected to gather over the the 2013 budget. some of the hardest test measures ever introduced critics some of the harshest measures ever introduced by the portuguese government. they have to do this as part of the $100 billion bailout that the country receive the last year. in terms of, the tax of the finance minister of portugal described them as enormous. they could actually equate to three months' worth of wages for the average middle income worker. on top of that, they have to make another 5 billion euros worth of cuts to public spending, tax increases, financial transactions, tax increases, pension cuts. this is a big risk, politically. a recent nationwide poll showed 70% of the portuguese people don't agree

. >> a new study out of britain says the annual physical does not appear to increase the life span of a person or protect people from illnesses like cancer and heart disease any more than people who don't see a doctor every year. researchers behind the study say check-ups can be beneficial if doctors tailor them to the individual patients instead of using a standard run downdown of tests. >>> a new study from columbia university found breast feeding lowered the odds for certain types of breast cancer. they are estrogen receptor negative and progesterone receptor negative cancers. these types of tumors cannot be treated by standard hoare mope based therapies. >>> october is breast cancer month. today is national mammography month. on average, a mammography will detect about 08% to 90% of breast cancers in women without symptoms. >>> a new study about prostate cancer may have men looking into drinking more green tea. rotchers found drinking six cups of green tea a day may slow the progression of prostate cancer and they believe drinking green tea weeks before a pros attempt ctomy can re

britain really are. london embraces the launch of a new opposition t.v. station that aims to be competent iran's government after the e.u. chopped temperament state run broadcasts on its airwaves all that after a short break here on our team. nineteen iranian channels have been banned in the countries that's called iran for not tolerating free speech among other things well played lads well played i love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning personally but of censorship doesn't bother me that much because there has always been censorship and there were always be censorship if there are any words or symbols or opinions that could get you bumped off dear or legal trouble in your country the guess what you have censorship sorry to say it but that's how it is i don't mind a country saying that there is something so antithetical to their way of life that it must be banned i'm fine with that that's your business in your country and you should be able to protect your culture and your values but the light in me and tell me that you have censorship free when you d

it sounded so good but great news from great britain. [ laughter ] >> look to another economy. they are not in recession. they are out of recession. they are doing well. here is why. ticket sales from the olympics driving .2% of g.d.p. they are doing very well. they had a double-dip recession. >> shep: dow broke out a slump. it went up 26 points, closed back above 13,000. it seems like the markets don't how to react to the news. >> like they ever do. earnings season mixed results, p and g did well and late in the day we got important amazon third quarter, apple also had third quarter. none of these tech companies doing very well. >> shep: apple, that was weird. >> sales were very good. >> shep: good to see you. there is a ban on selling handguns to under 21. we got a ruling from federal appeals court in texas. they challenged the 1968 law calling it unconstitutional but the judges say disarming certain groups does not violate the second amendment. lawyers for the nra are considering an appeal. >> the teenager accused of murdering a 10-year-old girl in court today so was the vic

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world and iranian television news channel there are only too glad to welcome a propaganda channel as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to it but it even those opposed presumably do the right islamic theocracy. would support this outfit. found inspired by. arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping the. london. times joined from the business now they kadyrov the mix performance of the market yet completely i'm looking at the us ones focusing on those for now bill because they are indeed up and down quite seriously every ten minutes red green it's all over the place at the moment we'll jojo performance. of telephone and material company is really leading the declines out the last pointing out the early rally that was triggered by earnings and make a report that signaled japan will similarly says been a re

hello and welcome back to our team for more world news with me karen terror well britain's prime minister insists he'll hold firm on further austerity and there is bad news for anyone expecting him to loosen up in the near future the i.m.f.'s warning that the u.k. will miss its deficit targets this year not all for ross leader of you can dependents party says david cameron's policies are not bringing any meaningful change to the recession ravaged economy. you know when david cameron talks about astaire as he what he fails to tell you is that we continue every year to run a massive budget deficit and by the end of his five years as prime minister but national debt in the u.k. will have increased by forty percent so i think we're having an entirely false debate and david cameron is calling the british public into thinking that he's actually really cutting back at the levels of debt in our country and it's not true i think that the david cameron and george osborne combination. put together a coalition telling us they were going to deal with debt in this country they have absolutely failed to

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world and iranian television news channel they're only too glad to welcome a propaganda channel run by as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to it but even those opposed recently to the islamic theocracy in iraq would support this outfit t.v. its founders say that inspired by events like the arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and it looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping them . london. more news from r.t. after this quick break stay with us for that. nineteen iranian channels have been banned in the countries that's called iran for not tolerating free speech among other things well played lads well played i love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning personally a bit of censorship doesn't bother me that much because there has always been censorship and there were always be censorship if there are any words or symbols or opinions that cou

new york city. five terror suspects extradited from britain are on new york soil. the men arrived in new york city early this morning. two will be in court later today in connecticut. the best known of them is abu hamza al masri. he is charged for trying to set up a terrorist training camp in oregon and helping to abduct hostages in 1998. >>> and we have breaking news out of the vatican, that scandal that rocked the vatican. pope benedict's butler convicted this morning of stealing the pope's private documents and leaking them to a journalist. abc's lama hasan joins us with all of the details from london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, ron. today, the three judges presiding over this case took just an hour and ten minutes in deliberations. and the verdict, guilty of theft. now, the pope's butler, paolo gabriele, has been sentenced to one year and six months in an italian prison. that's less than what was expected, which was a sentence of four years. when the sentence was read, gabriele reportedly showed no emotion. the pope's butler had been

new ones. we are number one in the world for offshore wendi and number one in the world for tidal power. the world's first green investment bank. britains on the rise. we are showing we can do it. look at the new investment that is coming in. in the last two years, google, intel, the big technical firms, they have set up new bases and we are selling to the world again. i said to the foreign office those indices you've got, the department stores for fashion, technology, yes, your platts and as it was set in that fantastic speech your the best diplomats on the globe but you also need to be the country's sales force. [applause] and look what's happening. in just two years the exports resolve about 25% to china 40% and russia up 80%. there are so many opportunities in this world. and i want to tell you briefly about the one business. he and his partner saw the world with 6 billion mobile phones with just 2 billion bank accounts. they saw a huge gap in the market and start of a mobile banking firm helping people in the poorest parts of the world manage their money and start new companies using their mobile phones. he's been with me on trade

secret that in times of hardship there are those who can capitalize on this suffering and britain is no different to new figures show incidents of slavery and human trafficking are searching lower smiths now reports on just how easy it is to the desperate into a life of servitude. here. to be able to do it right there in the underbelly in which the vulnerable are exploited by the other group and it's getting the police and home with terrorists is there reporting abroad in human trafficking to the u.k. and the targeting of homeless people who are then forced to work with little or no pay the passives day center in london's victoria is the city's biggest voluntary day and so for the homeless today its clients are regularly targeted by gangs both at the center and when they congregate at mobile food banks. what tends to happen is that people are given a promise. is never really fulfilled so the most recent one we how it was someone was approached just outside this very building. where they were told that they could be taken to belgium to get free accommodation food they would tend to apply perhaps a depend

. >>> breaking news today from britain where police are questioning two people at a hospital where a pakistani teenager is being treated. the teen is there after she was shot by the taliban in pakistan last week after she called for girls to be educated. there are fears for the girl's security since the taliban threatened to target her again. the people being questioned apparently claimed they were the girl's relatives. >>> also breaking this morning, dutch police say seven paintings were stolen from a museum in the city of rotter dam. the theft one of the largest in years in the netherlands. took place during a private viewing of a collection. the collections were part of the museum's 20th anniversary celebrations. stolen pieces include works from -- museum officials say the paintings are worth a quote significant amount as you can imagine. >>> well, prince george's county police are still looking for a suspect in the shooting death of a teenager monday afternoon at his home. he was shot at his home on 25th avenue in hillcrest heights. relatives tell fox 5 the teen answered a knock

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world when they were a me and television news channel they're only too glad to welcome a propaganda channel run by as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to it but it even those opposed to the and islamic theocracy in iraq would support this outfit. found inspired by. arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and looks like perhaps because of that oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping the. london. putting even more pressure on iran. iran may not have a nuclear weapon iran is a nuclear nation is unacceptable the united states right to know obama said exactly the same thing israel continues to push washington to back action against iran presidential candidate mitt romney leads the polls in the race for the white house a lot more on that in just a couple of. nineteen iranian channels have been banned in the countries that's called iran for not tolerating free speech among other t

britain press t.v. very early on the first country in the world that. television news channel there are only too glad to welcome the channel as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to it but it is even there's a reason we do that islamic theocracy. would support this outfit its founders say that they're inspired by events like the arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping them . r.t. london. and the iran has now come between the us presidential candidates. iran should not obtain a nuclear weapon iran may not have a nuclear weapon israel continues to push washington to back action against iran and obama and romney aren't all that far apart on the issue in their pre-vote count . are now ten minutes past the hour moscow time one in four people are now officially out of work in spain as unemployment in the debt ridden country re

they want to put this regime by on the news in fact the very emergence of a new oppositional iranian television channel in britain teamed with the involuntary departure of press t.v. from the u.k. it's led some to question whether the brits with all their love of trumpeting free speech and balance are doing so very selectively obviously. very early on the first country in the world the. television news channel there are only too glad to welcome a propaganda channel as it were the one percent does no one in iran even those opposed to it but it even those opposed presumably doing that islamic theocracy. would support this outfit t.v. its founders say that they're inspired by events like the arab spring and television channels like al-jazeera and al-arabiya in fact they say that unlike in libya and afghanistan they want to promote political change from within and looks like perhaps because of their oppositional political agenda nobody here is stopping them. see london. well listen to weeks before americans choose their president obama and romney are scrambling to secure crucial last minute votes in the final t.v. de

year was 1774, two years before the declaration of independence, and new hampshire declared their own independence from great britainmotto at the time was "live free or die," and it's still the state motto today. >> another revolutionary first for new hampshire is pictured here on the state flag. in 1776, the warship raleigh was the first to fly the new american flag. new hampshire is home to many other firsts. the first potato was grown here. america's first astronaut in space, alan shepard, was born here, as was the first free public library. >> new hampshire is known as "the granite state," and it's because their number-one natural resource is granite. this is a particularly good stone for building bridges, houses, even statues. and although the colony was first established for fishing, they quickly learned what they really had going on. >> those nine stars around the border signify an additional claim to fame. after the revolutionary war, our new constitution required approval by 9 of the 13 states. new hampshire made it happen by being the ninth state to ratify the famous document. with "flag facts," i'm brando

but makar says r t with more world news on karen tara but britain and surprised for a wave of demonstrations against the austerity policies imposed by the coalition government tens of thousands are expected to descend on london marching from all corners of the country al fast and glasgow will also witness protest action mark berndt felt from the education activists network says the public is disillusioned with the policies of the main political parties both reporting. labor already. in london stock exchange and you know of. course and in the old greek not strive for political alternative and not political alternative being there today on the streets and that is why i like our so community groups and trade unions to be of the poor who are interpreting the world first i don't think we are also putting it different our gender on to the political scene your contribution that we are aiming for today is a kind of future that ultimately the king thought about it very the parliament democracy building rocks you for all the kind of democracy that means that people control how can go wrong in their co