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and our weekly news review welcome to the program well this week saw nato officially announce the end of its aerial campaign in libya starting from next month the country's interim leadership will take control of all security responsibilities and also tasked with rebuilding the first preventing dolphin era but if you stockpiles falling into the wrong hands a nation flooded with weapons. the war is over but the weapons are fully loaded. human rights watch has expressed grave concern about leftover arms in libya their number one fear warehouses thought to hold ground to air missiles which could in the wrong hands take down passenger aircraft it's through made so our nato allies in the region which these weapons have been flooding libya and also libya is quite world country anyway the population has has quite a lot of light weapons in his possession and those like my parents are becoming a heavy burden on the national transitional council now relying on an army of former rebels for security we try to control the bends and we check if there is somebody who has worked and we ask him if he

she's gotten rave reviews from curvy women. welcome to news 4 at 4:00. >> thank you. >> what inspired you to start this line? >> i couldn't find a pair of jeans to fit me. i have the thighs and could never find a pair to fit right. i got frustrated. >> what is it about your jeans that makes them fit when all these other, you know, styles and brands don't? >> well, we added more room in the thighs. a lot of other brands do not add room in the thighs, they go to the hips. we went to the thighs, more room in the thighs, more room in the hip and come up in the back just a little bit higher so you have coverage when you sit down. a lot of premium denim lines on the market are very, very low rise. our rise is a little bit higher. it's not like, you know, not like your mom's jeans, but it is higher than the premium denim out there. >> talk about the trends for fall. you have an update on the boyfriend jean. >> yes. yes. we have an empowered chino jean, the boyfriend style that is relaxed with the cuff at the bottom. it's great for a woman with hips b

united states department of justice tells abc 7 news the department will review the letter. mayor yee says he welcomes it. >> i have not encouraged anybody to do anything less than full compliance with the law and there are plenty of allegations made before this. >>reporter: university of san francisco political science professor cook says the problem lies with groups like the san francisco neighborhood allianc alliance, avid yee supporters completely independent of the candidate which are still allowed to raise money, campaign for and against candidates while being subjected to less stringent campaign requirement. >> these group really have no role in a discourse around democracy. this is another example of the type of organization that very clearly gotten off the rail. >>reporter: lee city first asian american mayor and considered the front runner in all polls. nick smith, abc 7 news. >> president is in los angeles tonight on the next leg of his west coast trip. he's attend ago hollywood fund raise they are evening. tomorrow morning there is a tonight show taping. then he will fly into san francisco

murder or suicide will a new autopsy review the truth about rebecca zahau coming up tonight on "justice." >>> welcome, alexis. tell us, what is the latest? >> thank you for having me. it has been 26 days and there is no sign of lisa. the two older brothers who are five and eight were scheduled to meet with police on friday, yesterday. did not not happen. law enforcement said they wanted to take dna to rule them out. there is evidence in the house they wanted to match them with to rule them out and maybe this would provide clues as to what happened but it is not happening. there was a shakeup in the legal team. the local lawyer is out. the national lawyer, very famous, he is still on. he said they will try to reschedule the meeting for next week with the kids but right now it is not happening. >> there is talk about megan wright this new person who says that her phone was called from the irwin cell phone in the middle of the night, the night lisa went missing. what can you tell us about that? >> she has been in the neighborhood before. definitely an interesting character. she has shocking bright pink

new show and gets mixed reviews. >>> and the famous resort area bracing for landfall of a powerful category 3 hurricane. >>> welcome back, everybody. the stock markets are rallying. the dow yesterday posted its biggest one-day gain in almost two months. investors, encouraged by a planned to solve europe's debt crisis by the end of the month. the dow soared 330 points. the nasdaq index gained 87 points. and that rally is continuing overseas. tokyo's nikkei average picked up 168 points today. hong kong's hang seng is up almost 500. in london, the ftse opened higher. >> good numbers this morning. >> finally. yeah. >>> netflix is rewinding its plans. less than a month of announcing it would spin off its mail order rental service into a new company called quickster, netflix has now bent under the public outcry and will keep all of its services under the netflix brand. however, its controversial new pricing plan, that will remain. >>> the dodge caravan is coming to the end of the road. chrysler wants to give each of its lines a distinctive focus. so, it's going with one minivan, the town and country. it was introduced in

new development is welcome but with a caution. >> technically, the work seems to be done fine. however, it always depends on just peer review. if other scientists can do it, then i will wait. >> this is a controversial field with very high stakes. a few years ago, this carian researcher was exposed for faking results. finding a reliable way to bring them is closer. no one can tell when this will help the patients. this is seen as a significant step towards them. >> two months of heavy rain and flash floods in thailand are now not to have claimed 200 lives. large tracts of farmland are inundated and popular tourist destinations have been badly hit with water lapping up the walls of historically important temples. more rain has been forecast. india has launched what it says is the world's cheapest tablet computer with a price of just $60. they hope that the aakash touch screen tablet will bridge the divide. a civilian court has ordered the retrial of up to 20 medical staff sentenced to up to 15 years in prison. they were found guilty last week on charges that included in fighting and provoking sectarian hatred. >> in libya, it

>>> welcome to "this week in defense news," i'm vago muradian. the pentagon is embarking on a 30-day review to craft future military strategy that in turn will shape capabilities and cuts of at least $450 billion across the services over the coming decade. no service faces a tougher road ahead than the u.s. army. the man charged with shaping the service's future over the next four years is general ray odierno who became the 38th army chief of staff last month and faces the simultaneous challenges of fighting a war, shrinking his force of to 570,000 and modernizing his wide range of inventory. i caught up with him at the army trade show and conference in washington last week and asked him what he and his fellow chiefs expects from the new strategy review. >> i think part of it is we want a strategy-driven review where the joint chiefs work together to come up with a joint force that will be able to meet the needs of the future. so what we'll work through is what are the priorities within the strategy and how does that translate into end strength modernization and readiness. >> do you have an

review of the latest unsigned statistics from. the future. to kick. start. the clock. and welcome across our computer a little the new weapons of mass mobilization you tube facebook and twitter they are favored tools able to bring segments of society together in the name of change this is being witnessed in the arab spring fear of season of discontent and america's own anti wall street protests powerful tools indeed but can social networks really alter the political landscape. cross-talk visual technologies and media i'm joined by any sector in new york he is a journalist author and independent filmmaker in san francisco we have john perry barlow he's co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and in london we go to laurie penny she is a journalist and feminist activist all right folks this is cross talk news you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it but first marcia in social media driving the process it's more complicated than that but what we have witnessed over the course of less than here is remarkable three north african regimes down the larger part of the arab world ablaze and now civ

the league of women voters of florida they're welcome to the program eighty tom it's a pleasure to be reviewed is the thanks for joining us first is this new law new law actually making it harder to register new voters. unquestionably it is and it's it's very unfortunate because your viewers i'm sure are very familiar with the year two thousand and the difficulties that florida faced as really the poster child in the country how not to run the elections we made a lot of sense that year with new machinery a paper trail the expansion of early voting and then what we've seen just in the last few years is a very consistent effort to make it harder for our citizens in florida to get right to start and harder for them to cast their vote just just this year in the legislative session they put into place a number of laws and a voter registration difficulties that you alluded to with the high school teacher is just one of several elements they cut early voting hours and days in half maybe to murder people who've been around the state passed a regular ballot and they pretty much clamp down enormously with this new set of very burdensome very vague a

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>> jimmy: our next guest is earning rave reviews and early awards buzz for her breakout performance in the new movie "martha marcy may marlene." please welcomet show? >> this is my very first late night show. >> jimmy: all right, welcome! [ cheers and applause ] i appreciate that. thank you so much. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i appreciate you finding time, because not only are you in movies and all that stuff, you're also still going to college? >> i am still going to college. >> jimmy: where do you go? >> i go to nyu. >> jimmy: hey, very good. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: what is your -- what are you majoring in? >> in acting. >> jimmy: very good, very -- of course. >> yeah. so, it kind of aligns with my goals. >> jimmy: yeah. my parents didn't do that with me. they -- they -- i said, i want to be a comedian. they go, "major in computers." [ light laughter ] and i go, okay. you need something to fall back on. >> right, yeah. no, my parents were always really supportive. i don't know why. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but i think they also -- they thought that i could be a producer if i wanted to be. >> jimmy: oh, wow. >> i actually -- i think i

three and a literary review of canada is named as one of the most and as one of the hundred most important canadian books ever published very pleased to welcome naomi klein to our new york city studio and this edition of conversations of great minds and we welcome. thank you. to be with you thanks for joining us you say the image that ultimately caused you to join your for wall street movement protests was a photograph of a young woman holding up and made it so that i care about you you call those you call the radical way to can you elaborate on that. yeah i found it very moving there was there was actually another another another sign that was part of the same photo essay that i was looking at of somebody else holding up a sign that said compassion is a radical act. and i was really moved by it in large part because i am increasingly convinced that all of the change that we want and we talk about you know what are your demands and you know maybe universal health care or it might be free public education that none of this is going to happen in less we really shift the underlying values of our culture particularly american culture and the idea that these young peopl

review the latest in science and signal from the realms. we've got the future covered. i max guys are welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new york and speak with best selling author stephen leeb his new book is called red alert how china's growing prosperity threatens the american way of life steven levy welcome to the kaiser report thank you so much i really appreciate being here right great steven lee what is the american way of life that china's growing prosperity threatens break it down a little bit for us well i mean it's already happening max i mean if you just look at the last let's say decade or so what you'll see is that you've had a protracted steady up trend in commodity prices i mean there have been eruptions along the way we've had a little bit of an interruption this year but i think you know maybe one of the best ways of phrasing it is if you had gone back let's say in a time machine to one thousand nine hundred ninety nine ninety eight and told let's say the top twenty economists in the world that u.s. unemployment is going to climb to nine point one percent and that europe is going to be on the brink of a m

welcome back, everybody. the final time for you, insomniac theater. >> give you delightful reviews here. all right. >> a handful of newt there wecht on there. we only had time to talk about two. >> rob will preview the comedy, starring a triple threat of funny men. i'll start with the remake of the 80s "footloose." taking on "footloose." >> iconic 80s movie. >> the story stays similar, a guy, transpton to the small southern town where he experiences heavy dose of culture shock. few years ago the community was rocked by an accident that killed five teenagers, everything is outlawed. loud music, he challenges the ban and falls for the minister's troubled daughter. >> uh-huh. >> what is he doing with the preacher's daughter? is she worth the attitude? >> she used to be a goody two shoes. >> you can put a quarter in the girl's back pocket. why, you are trying to knock boots with her, aren't you? yes you are. >> i'm just curious. >> uh-huh. >> of course you know what happens. a remake, you know what happens. what are people saying about it? a lot of people are saying pretty good. >> for a remake especially. >> for a remake

welcome back, everybody. >> yes. >> the final time for you, "insomniac theater." >> yes, we're going to give you some delightful reviews here. all right. >> a handful of newad time to talk about two we think are the best new releases. >> rob will preview the comedy, starring a triple threat of funny men. i'll start with the remake of the '80s "footloose." taking on "footloose." a big deal. a light of "footloose" fans out there. >> the story stays similar, a guy transplanted from boston to the small southern town where he experiences heavy dose of culture shock. a few years ago the community was rocked by an accident that killed five teenagers. now everything is outlawed -- dancing, loud music. he challenges the ban and in the process falls for the minister's troubled daughter. >> uh-huh. >> what is he doing with the preacher's daughter? is she worth the attitude? >> she used to be a goody two shoes. now she's wearing her jeans all tight and everything. >> you can put a quarter in the girl's back pocket. tell if it's heads or tails. >> why, you trying to knock boots with her, aren't you? >> no. >> yes, you are. >> i'm just curious. >> uh-huh. >> of course

now by rich lowry, editor of the national review, also a fox news contributor, and christopher han, a former aide to senator chuck schumer. gentlemen, welcomertha. martha: to you both here today. >> martha, how are new. >> martha: doing fine, thank you very much. let's look at what ryan was talking about in terms of the language the president has been using to sell the jobs plan. here it is: >> i reject the idea that asking a hedge fund manager to pay the same tax rate as a plumber or teach ser class warfare. >> you can't pretend that creating dirtier air and water for our kids and fewer people on health care and less accountability on wall street is a jobs plan. >> the one thing that we absolutely know for sure is that if we don't work even harder than we did in 2008, then we're going to have a government that tells the american people, you are on your own. martha: so christopher han, let me start with you. what's your reaction to paul ryan's charges about the president? >> i think paul ryan has been spending too much time in the gym and is lacking oxygen to the brain. i mean, the president is responding to paul ryan's plan which would hav

news links section. the trial is set today for 845 a and we will review stores dropped morning. >> and michelle wright has are hollywood minute. >> tory spelling and her husband have welcomed baby girl. she was born monday morning in on twitter her proud that he called her gorgeous. the couple has been mayor since 2006, she is their third child. tailless with is about to become the and this person ever to be named billboards woman of the year. she will receive the honor at billboards women in music even on december 2nd. billboard says this would have had a major impact on music and has been an incredible role model for aspiring singer songwriters and young women everywhere. previous winners include fiancee and fergie. brown has her own daughter, esquire has named a senior the sexiest woman alive. she tells the magazine that she does not even think about being sexy men on stage. she also open about her former boyfriend chris brown who was convicted of assaulting her. she said the shift with the past her and is really excited to see the break through that his head in his career. she said that she is always been a fan of his. for hollywood minute i am the show right. >> for 2

review today. >>> welcome back to "morning joe." 46 past the hour. beautiful day in new york city.ange. >> and we're going to get a pretty good looking open today in about 45 minutes. as a result of the fact that the french president had a conference yesterday and promised a solution to the debt problem in europe by the end of the month. there's a huge potential for disappointment. but for the moment we can run with it. they propped up the belgian series overnight. one stock that will do well at the open, netflix. a huge u-turn. they just said they're not going to split the dvd service and streaming service. the cancellations have been rolling in. so a major u-turn from them. you will get the streaming and dvd service on the same site. also we've had good figures for the iphone sales. the new iphone, the iphone 4s. we were saying how disappointed people were with the launch last week because it wasn't the redesign. but at&t said it sold 200,000 of the phones within the first two hours. whether that is the death of steve jobs or the voice recognition software, it looks like it's goi

us with the shows getting rave reviews and the ones off the air before you get a chance to check them out, our "world news now" media and music consultant, bruno. welcome. >> what are the new shows doing well this season? >> comedy, comedy, c word, all about comedy. six of the top ten shows, apart from non-sport programming, were comedies. >> female-driven comedies? >> female driven. tina fey is part of why this is happening. all these female comedians are basing their story on what fey has built. irreverent, sassy non-conventional women. >> lucille ball would be proud. >> two shows, "pan am" and "revenge" doing well. >> "pan am" is "mad men" meet "alias" and "james bond." fantasy of traveling in the 60s. the show took off very nicely, no pun intended last week. second week numbers a little slower. still it held on to its lead. >> same with "revenge"? >> "revenge" has done very well. saying this is the "dallas" of the new millennium. takes place in the hamptons. girl seeks revenge, murder, mayhem. everything. >> i watched it. a fun show. >> good show about flying. people enjoyed flying back then. that is long gone. >> people dressed up to get on the pl

firm of duboise, plimpton in new york city where he focuses primarily on internal investigation, independent board review and corporate governance. please, join me in welcoming our first speaker, john ashcroft. [applause] >> good afternoon, and met me just -- let me just say how much i appreciate the opportunity to be here at the heritage foundation. i believe that freedom is inescapably linked to the capacity of a society to properly frame and discuss and debate issues. and the contribution that has come to the united states of america as a result of the establishment, development, growth and maintenance of the heritage foundation is a major contributor to the freedom of the american people. and before i would do anything else, i just want to express my appreciation. i hope you would join me in doing so to the heritage foundation. [applause] in may of 1861, abraham lincoln went before the joint session of the congress of the united states, and in the midst of charges that he had exceeded his authority, um, posed the question or literally sort of raised the idea some would say that i should respect a single law about habeas corpus, and by respecting that law