. >> a new long-distance romantic comedy is out in theaters this weekend. >> what do you do when love and marriage and work don't quite mixed? you come up with a very funny movie -- "the five-year engagement." >> you want to start planning the wedding again. >> jason stiegel has his dream job in san francisco. but emily blunt got her dream job in michigan. so there whetting is put on hold. >> have you set a date yet? >> not yet. but by the end of the year. >> come on, it is so nice. do it. >> oh! i broke my hip. >> it is a fire hydrant. >> next is the garden variety humor. >> the ghost ship. >> also, hugh grant voices they want to be pirate. >> here is the weekend movie guide. four stars for "the hundred games" "titanic 3 d," and "the three stooges." we have a couple of half stars for "tavon in the woods." "the lucky one" gets one star. hope you have a nice weekend everybody. >> coming up, [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker bu

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long. >> reporter: anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >>> overseas this morning there has been a series of deadly bombings in iraq. iraqi officials say at least three bombs exploded in the iraqi capital of baghdad earlier today. there were also attacks in several northern cities. at least 23 people were killed and over 70 wounded. >>> india says it has successfully test-launched a new long-range ballistic missile capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. >> three, two, one. >> the missile was launched from india's east coast this morning. indian officials say it has a range of 3,100 miles, long enough to strike the chinese cities of beijing and shanghai. >>> this morning u.s. forces in afghanistan are taking extra security precautions following the latest photo scandal involving american troops. published photos appear to show u.s. soldiers posing with the remains of suspected afghan insurgents. u.s. officials quickly condemned the behavior. david martin reports. >> reporter: they are literally the pictures the pentagon didn't want you to see. american soldiers posing with dismembered remains

. >> reporter: now powers tells abc news long before police knocked on her door hooker told her abouthe relationship not the extent of it. >> he told me he met her online and he without her, just as friends. then he went to her house and she came out of the bathroom naked. >> reporter: pattern of alleged behavior jordan's mother tammy has waged war against. >> i am angry and frustrated. >> reporter: she is trying to pass a law that would make it a felony for a public school teamer to date a student in the same';: school, regardlessf age. >> i don't want another child, another family to be in this position. >> reporter: hooker pleated not guilty posted $50,000 bail and was spotted over the weekend riding his bike. >> he was like i love you i'm sorry i'm not believing a word he has say >> reporter: now she is moving out of his apartment and wishing for payback. >> i hope he pays his time for the 17-year-old girl and whoever else is out there. >>> the story is generating a lot of conversation on our facebook page. karen: hopefully for all who paid attention to this story, lesson learned

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long-range rocket. meanwhile, for the first time, north koreans heard directly from their new leader. barry petersen reports. >> reporter: the parade marking the 100th birthday of kim il-sung featured a first look at what may be a new long-range missile, larger than anything north korea has shown off before. and the first time the world heard the voice of north korea's third generation dictator. let us move on to final victory, he said. kimmon un kim jong-un's wonder and surprisingly easy going banter suggests he has the backing he needs from the military. propaganda chain that rarely rests helped kim look like a leader in charge. but little is really known about him, not even his exact age, just that he is in his late 20s. his pudgy build proves he eats well and often in a malnourished country with so much stunted growth that the height requirement for the military was lowered to a mere 4' 9". the north shows no interest in dialing back confrontation with the west, including satellite images of what experts believe are preparations for a third test of nuclear weapons. the only countr

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new research shows a link between dental rays and brain tumors. teresa garcia has the story for wjz. >>> 65-year-old gloria conroy has been getting dental x-rays every year for as longs she can remember. >> it didn't bother me. because i don't want root canal problems. i don't want cavities. >> reporter: but according to a new study in the journal cancer, the radiation from frequent dental x-rays may be linked to noncancerous brain tumors, called meningiomas. the study researched 3,000 patients. those who got bite wing x-rays at least once a year or more, had a 40 to 90% higher risk. >> the amount of radiation given off by the x-rays is so minuscule that it's really, in the grand scheme of things, it's really not a factor. k08 paired to the compared to the benefit of the diagnostic. >> reporter: while dental x- rays are often necessary, researchers say these findings suggest moderate use for patients with healthy teeth. >> when you come in for your routine annual exam, there's no real reason to have an x-ray at that point. >> reporter: the american dental association recommends healthy adults should get x- rays every 2 to 3 years. children, every 1 to 2 years. more

north korea is getting ready to launch a new long range rocket and it may be preparing another nuclear test. here's david martin. >> reporter: the world's most secretive society is make nothing secret of its plans to fire off this rocket and launch a satellite into space. not just north korean media, but foreign reporters as well were taken on a tour of the launch site, shown the satellite, and given a look inside mission control. the launch is expected to take place sometime later this week, despite objections from the u.s. and countries in the region that it violates a ban on the testing of ballistic missile technology. to hear the north koreans tell it, the satellite launch is a peaceful use of space timed to mark the 100th birthday of their country's founding father kim il sung sung. its trajectory is expected to take it due south in order to put the satellite into polar orbit. but u.s. officials say that is just an excuse to test a three-stage rocket that would be capable of carrying a nuclear warhead far enough to reach the hawaiian islands and parts of alaska. the u.s. is sendin

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seemingly unfazed by a failed rocket launch north korea now reportedly developing a new long range weapon i know more about r t dot com. each year thousands of immigrants from mexico and latin america try to cross illegally into the u.s. american authorities have beefed up security along the border with mexico but it isn't stemming the flow of migrants as ramon reports the border has become a final destination for many. the wind blows through the rugged sonora desert in arizona helping shape its rocky valleys and spectacular peaks it's a treasure of the american southwest but this is also a frontier land where deadly conflict is under way. it's almost a mass disaster situation the disaster which dr headspaces is the growing number of unidentified bodies being found along arizona's southern desert bodies stacked high in a fight for space and perhaps even a proper burial one day becomes you have so much effort to determine why that person died it becomes an effort to sort out who's who were inside of the pima county cooler at the medical examiner's office which has a capacity to hold hundre

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country and continue his father's military-first politics, during a military parade showcasing a new long-range missile. virginia tech marking five years since a gunman killed 32 people on campus, the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. the school honoring the victims with a day of remembrance with the lighting of the ceremonial candle at the memorial. [ bugle playing "taps" ] the four cadets standing guard for 32 minutes and the candle remaining lit for 24 hours. for "teen kids news," i'm heather childers, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> now we're going to run a state flag up the pole. scott has the facts that make this one stand out. >> maine stretches further east than any other u.s. state. it's also our least densely populated eastern state. almost 90% of maine is covered by forest, which is why it's called the pine tree state. but maine is also known for its long, rugged coastline. in fact, it competes with florida for having the most shoreline along the atlantic ocean. maine's first state flag appeared in 1901. it was a very simple design. then, in 1909, a new flag was

president misreads of zines a new long relaxing the registration rolls for political parties in russia that aims to diversify the country's political landscape but has still sparked criticism from some opposition leaders who say they'll be too many factions fighting for power. next up a prominent american icon in midst explains the world's battered finances and where they're heading. r.t. sitting down with richard gough american author and professor at new school university his new book occupied economy challenging capitalism itself in the next few months mr roth thank you very much for staying down to speak with me thank you very much for giving me the opportunity to years ago you said that the crisis would take not just a few years but much longer to overcome it is a common belief that the so-called financial crisis is basically over the one that started in two thousand and eight where do you think the u.s. economy is right now i think the way to answer that question is to recognize that this crisis is a crisis of the entire global system and where it is extremely bad at one moment i

water shed in the secularization of america and i argue that the secularization of america is a new jersey-long process, so is secularization of the western world. the modern age from the -- really the last five or six hundred years has been the story of the ascendancy of a secular, materialallistic point of view and values are marginalized and we're seeing that in western europe but we're part of the same process. a kind of in that sense, inevitable movement of modern history, and christianity is certainly a historical force within culture, and our values and our beliefs should not be secularized in that sense or shouldn't fall under that. we should transcend that and rise above that. >> host: you close your become by talking bat visit you -- about a visit you made to nepal. >> guest: that was very powerful event for me. i was actually planning to go to nepal right around the time when the founder of our institution, the late chancellor, dr. jerry falwell, passed away, and that was a very moving experience around here, around this campus, and those who have been here for quite a while remember

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new long range nuclear capable missile. india takes a significant step forward in its aspirations to become a regional and world power india successfully launched a nuclear capable long range missile for missile sendoff from india's east coast has the capability of reaching deep inside china and europe. i believe jenny that you send. india news story today they call it the china killer yes well that's apparently what it was by the indian press china killer but no one seems to be at all concerned about this which i find quite fascinating because even back in the eighty's we were in fargo in india to stop them from making long range missiles by not allowing them to have the right electronics but now today it's really fine but when north korea did it i don't know a week ago everyone was flipping out well i mean it was a much bigger deal than the whole issue that was a huge deal when north korea had a failed well of rocket launch that ended up being a failure but this really didn't get a lot headlines enough kind of what you kn

younger is up to the same games as his father, with the same nuclear test as it prepares to launch a new long rage rocket. and the decision on whether to have charges against the suspect in the trayvon martin case, coming from one person, the special prosecutor. next stop, get this, the bus fleet in which people can cure hangovers in 45 minutes? really? that's all ahead ahead unless breaking news changes everything. this is "studio b." >> but first from fox at 3:00 in new york city, north korea is preparing a nuclear test. that's the word from south korean intelligence officials who say the north is in the final stages of digging new tunnels where the military carried out two previous nuclear tests in 2006 and 2009 as north korea prepared to launch a long-range rocket that officials and others say could be a cover for testing missile technology, that could hit the united states. of course, north korean officials say they are launching a satellite for peaceful purposes and the chief fox correspondent jonathan hunt is with us. the united states strongly urges north korea not to go on with any o

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news. >>> long time fans are paying tribute to dick clark this morning. we want to take you live to the hollywood walk of fame. it is part of an outpouring. dick clark died yesterday morning, he was 82 years old. >> clark was a producer and host for the hit show which ran from 1587 to 1987. it helped to launch a number of musical careers. greg ken appeared on bandstand four times. >> he brought out the best in everybody and he was america's oldest teenager. >> dick clark hosted new year's rock 'n' rolling eave. he brought in even beauty contests which made him a very well think man just click on the dick clark tab. >>> time now 5:07, sal you watching the commute and you have that sal smile on your face. >> well, dick clark started as a disjockey and so did you and i. >> yes, i used to ride bass there'd all the time. >> philadelphia, that's right. good morning let's take a look at the commute and from this former disjockey, it is looking good in both directions, and it is moving along well northbound interstate 880 at 7 minutes passed the area. it is backe

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those earth rumbling subterranean blasts are making way for what will one day be new york's long delayed second avenue subway. >> that's is done with a tunnel boring machine. >> this is the multilingual romanian born engineer responsible for finally making it a reality. >> takes a lot of chutspah to be the guy to say, i'm going to do that. >> i do have that. >> and he'll need it. new york has not built a new subway since the 1940s. this one has been on the drawing board since 1929. they even started bulding part of it in the '70s. but then the money ran out and the tunnels were sealed. this time, though, the city swears the trains will be running by 2016. as interesting as it is down here, from the muck to the construction, to the fragel rock like cavern, above ground, it's anything but. for the residents of new york's tony upper east side, the new subway means cracked walls, closed businesses, and dust, so much dust, that people say they have the second avenue cough. >> i think it's probably from the foul air, i'm sure it is. >> not to mention the daily blasting. >> oh, my god, it's so

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