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stuart ng is a los angeles-based entrepreneur who's niche is comic books by hard to find illustratorsle like adam hughes, books like other comic and animation pros are eager to find and buy. >> the animation industry and comic industry, he is a really valuable resource. everybody i know buys their books from stuart. because he has the best stuff. >> i've gotten rid of all the chaff, and here's the good stuff. >> ng focuses on books not available through chains like amazon or barnes and noble. >> i've developed a philosophy of not competing with them. so if it's available on amazon, i'm very unlikely to carry it. >> he's one of the guys you go to when you're looking for obscure tracts on art and painting and just wonderful graphic sensibilities that you can't find at regular bookstores. >> stuart ng and his online component has developed a steady customer base. customers not only buy his books but also send their friends to buy books too. in turn, many of them offer ng exclusive rights to distribute their own self-published sketch books. this relationship has paid off. despite the crip

there is no word when survivors will be returning home, most did lose their money and ids and michael ng indicated to his wife he sure could use some reason it -- money right now. >> and fire crews on patrol in the east bay this afternoon, making sure people follow the law and don't set off fire works. abc 7's wayne freedman is live with more. wayne? >> it probably was not an accident that in oakland hills they changed fire warning signs from moderate to high. history shows that on this day, every year, july 4, there are more fires than any other day of the year in the oakland hills today, the fire department went out of its its way to make sure there are no fires here. >> good morning. oakland fire department. >> you're looking at a hard working man on the 4th of july. no make that a hard working fire department. if you live in the oakland hills, you've either hosted one of the social calls or will. the fire department is inspecting thousands of residents for excess vegetation that might burn. the city passed regulations because nothing teaches like experience, thousands of homes burnin

lee ikegami and michael ng are the two bay area survivors. they attempted to drive back in the truck of their friend leslie yee who is picture the here. he is the confirm fatality. sunday the fishermen were tossed into the sea of cortez when their boat capsized in a violent thunderstorm. some of the survivors from the fishing boat made it back to the bay area yesterday. they complained about the boat's captain and are faulting him for the accident. >> if he had turned into the wind we work -- he sunk us, in other words. the crew, i didn't see the crew, nobody came around and woke us up or gave us life vests, nothing. >> just the will to survive. all of us went in the water at the same time. it was pitch black. we treaded water until it was light. and just tried to stay afloat tried to stay alive. >> reporter: the mexican investigators and navy are refuting the claims. they say the boat's captain did everything he could to keep his passengers and crew alive. now, the two survivors, lee ikegami and michael ng are expected on a 6:20 bus that's s

now, as for ikegami and ng, they are expected to return home on a 6:20 a.m.ere at san jose greyhound bus station. we hope to have their homecoming four live coming up later on -- for you live coming up later on. >> they are going to be emotionally and physically exhausted, what a journey. anser hassan in san jose, thank you. >>> two people are dead after a small plane crashed into a hospital in watsonville. that fiery crash happened at about 7:0 last night at an -- 7:30 last night at a hospital office. it went down shortly after take- off from the watsonville community airport. both people on the plane were killed. but no one on the ground was injured. >> plane crashed. everybody started texting everybody on facebook. >> it's kind of scary. everybody is just in shock to kind of find out this news and i don't know what's going to happen after this. >> the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >>> a violent night in oakland. 10 people have been shot in a string of separate attacks. the shootings happened within about a 90-minute period at four differ

for the wife of michael ng a call was good news. >> he says i'm fine and okay. i just needed to give you word that things are rolling and people are still miss sog they're looking for them. >> skpf add together somber mood is word the mexican army and navy say they're preparing to switch from rescue to recovery mode. it's been 40 hours since the people went messing -- missing. >> and thank you, david n just hours, fire works will light up the sky over the bay area. but the big question is how much will the fog interfere? you're looking at a live picture now from san francisco to the right of the screen in the middle there, you can see top of one of the golden gate bridge towers, spencer christian has been keeping an eye on this for us. >> you can see this is a shallow marine layer. and it's in the main body only about 700 feet deep. we're looking at now is shallower. pushing through the golden gate tonight, into the area where the fire works will occur there should are good viewing. this is going to be broken and patchy meaning visibility should be pretty g it w

michael ng was one of two dozen americans on board.clinging to a cooler. >> they had life jackets on and they didn't have time to put on life jackets so that's a good thing. he's a strong swimmer so i'm really glad. >> reporter: also among the rescued, american lee ikagami, on a fishing trip with his buddies. we reached his wife by telephone. >> somewhere around 10-ish last night my husband called and said his boat was capsized, that he is fine. i was in shock. >> reporter: 27 americans were on board the 100-foot boat the "erik." mexican officials say say at least one american is dead and at least six a a among the missing. the boat left san felipe saturday for a seven-day fishing trip. early sunday morning about 60 miles south of san felipe it hit what's described as a freakish storm. off the baja california peninsula. according to the navy, two giant waves hit the boat which caused it to capsize near islas san luis, mexico. the fishing vessel sank. u.s. coast guard and mexican navy are scouring the sea of core tets by boat and helico

---"michael ng" de la ciudad de belmont y "lee ikagami" de san martin se reunieron hoy con sus familiaresbrevivieron el accidente, sino encontraron ms mala suerte en su camino ya que se les descompuso la camioneta donde viajaban y tuvieron que trasladarse en autobus.. ---la camioneta pertenecia a "leslie yee".. la unica muerte confirmada por el naufragio ---mientras que en mxico continua la bsqueda por 7 pasajeros desaparecidos .. en total, 35 personas han sido rescatadas.. stop open cu ---el jefe de la policia de san jose, autorizo la integracion de personal del ice a la fuerza policiaca... esto ha puesto en alerta a varias organizaciones comunitarias... ---justamente en este momento al frente de la alcaldia de san jose se realiza una vigilia de oracion... ---vamos a hablar con miriam maldonado, lider comunitaria de pact. take live cu ---la guerra contra el crimen organizado se intensifica no solo en mxico sino en estados unidos donde agentes de "ice" han descubierto varios "narcotneles ".. donde adems de transportar droga, los sicarios mandan a niÑos inocentes.. ---oscar gomez desde ari

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creating a makeshift memorial outside of the home where she was found dead on saturday at the age of 27.ng ct saying it's unappropriate to speculate on how winehouse died. the singer had a well-documented struggle with alcohol and drugs. winehouse and family is asking for privacy, saying in a statement, our family has been left bereft by the loss of our daughter, sister and niece. she leaves a gaping hole in our lives. and we would appreciate some privacy and space at this terrible time. >>> still ahead on "way too early," a sports moment almost too good to be true. a pastor steals the show at saturday night's nascar race, going all "talledega nights" during the innovation. you should see this. >>> with all of the rightful foc focus, governor scott brown probably thought we wouldn't notice some newly unearthed modeling photos. we did. and they're have a knitting catalog. we'll share them with you. ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone, you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step for

it caused significant damage inside the structure...includi ng books, computers and desks.stigators are not sure what sparked the fire, but so far they do not have any evidence of arson. president obama and congressional leaders will meet again today, on how to cut the federal deficit and raise the debt limit. if no deal is reached by august second... the federal government will exceed its legal borrowing limit, and default on its debts. the president will hold a news conference this morning. it can be seen here on c-b-s five at eight o'clock. time is 6-- ad lib toss to weather!!!!! the u-s women's soccer team is in the world cup semifinals. this after a dramatic win over this after a dramatic win over brazil on penalty kicks. "and she does. the usa are into the last four." brazil had taken a 2-1 lead in overtime. but then the u-s tied it on a leaping header by abby wambach in the 122nd minute. then they beat brazil on penalty kicks, five to three. yesterday's win came exactly 12 years after the u-s won the title. this year's team will face france in the semifinals on wedne

. >> michael ng of belmont is another bay area survivor on the boat. he was one of the gentlemen who clung to an ice chest in the water and floated until he was rescued. and lee ikizami also survived. he was flipped right into the water as soon as the boat capsized. the mexican government has turned this into a recovery mission. they do believe that those missing individuals are still alive. since that ship is 200 feet under water, rescuers have asked for the help of u.s. scuba divers to go under water and look at the debris to figure out if there are any evidence under the water:: a locksmith is on the way to help them get into their cars. when the boat capsized, their driver's licenses, cell phones and car keys were lost in the water. >> we'll be following this developing story for you. kristy seifkin live in the newsroom, thank you. >>> three brothers who survived say they are not leaving until they find the fourth brother. the wife of 55-year-old brian wong of berkeley confirms he is still missing. he and his brothers gary, glen and craig have take

former super bowl m-v ng in for a visit >>> with mike crab injured the 49ers could use help at wide receiverico burress is coming in for a visit tonight. burress missed the last two seasons while serving a prison sentence for gun possession. >>> franklin expected to sign somewhere, a 29-year-old will move into nose tackle position. he enjoyed the time off this season. >> i was searching, looking wife wife. watching my kids. spending more time with my family. to be safe and away from trouble. >> two days after being released by the niners, signing with another team. >>> raiders were close to a deal yesterday with left tackle jarret gaither but they decided to not because of health concerns. a deal with trent edwards. he started 32 games for the bills before being released last season. he is expected to compete with kyle bowler for the backup spot. >>> plenty of transactions being made out throughout the league. for the latest go to cbs5 sports page and fall the free agency tracker. >> i don't know you guys. can i get a group hug? come on, please. thank you, i love you guys. >> ochocinco met w

church lead ered on muni platforms this ng, paying police say they are investigating a murder that happened over the weekend. >>> in the meantime, african-american church leaders are giving out free fares on muni in response to the shooting of harding. officers were on patrol that day checking for fare jumpers on muni. church leaders gathered on muni platforms this morning and paid fares for people who can't afford them. >>> a richmond team has quite the story to tell. he survived a bear attack in alaska it happened over the weekend on saturday night, as a group of seven students were hiking about 120 miles north of anchorage. the mother bear was apparently surprised as the teens were crossing a river. two were mauled and are in serious condition this afternoon. the teens apparently used their survival training to make a bandage out of a garbage bag to save their lives. the parents of one of the teens said it could have been a whole lot worse. >> another boy came up and started kicking the bear. to help fight the bear off. and the bear then went away. so i don't know who that was, but i'm e

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ng the edge will continue. >>> good evening. i'm dave feldman. the nba will officially lock out its players at midnight tonight and former wizards forward and current cavalier antwon jamison says it will go one of two ways. jamison who stumbled into a lockout as a rookie in '98 said the dispute will be settled with no games miss or they'll miss an entire season. here's what the commissioner had to say. >> i think our fans will tend to have a negative view of why can't you guys work this thing out? we would just like to have our basketball and all that goes with it. so i don't expect anything good to come out of this. this is just what happens in labor disputes when there are lockouts and strikes. >> he is depressed. >>> the washington nationals return to nats park tomorrow when they begin an 11-game homestand with the pirates. yesterday in anaheim they were looking for win no. 1 on new manager davey johnson and they're still looking for win no. 1 under manager davey johnson. nats were shut out 1-0 by the angels losing for the third straight time

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christin ayers is live in richmond with what police are ng about the spate >>> a violent night in richmond, four shootings just hours apart. kristin is live in richmond about what police are saying. kristin. >> elizabeth tonight richmond police are working with the sheriff's department to try and determine whether the three murders are in fact connected it is a surprising spike in a city where the murder rate has been in free fall. >> three deadly hours in richmond sunday night. >> the killing got to stop somewhere. >> the shooting, four of them in just three hours began sun down, 8:30 a man was shot at corner of ohio and 30th street he survived two hours later this woman's cousin, 28-year- old ray hudson junior was gunned down west ruby avenue. >> i know one thing about my cousin he wasn't harming no body he was trying to be a good father. >> two other shootings followed in rapid succession. 19-year-old rashad bailey shot dead, 27 minutes later, daryl duncan. >> we haven't seen that type of violence in quite some time here. >> homicides have dropped dramatically from 49 in 2009 to 13 so f

today we're waiting for michael ng and one other person to arrive here at the greyhound station. nick smith, "abc 7 news" report. >> first time. jaycee dugard is speaking publicly. in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer, dugard talks about her kidnapping at age 11. she says she spent nights chained to abide. she gave birth to two daughters, the moment her first daughter was born she found new strength. >> i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. i wasn't alone. >> both philip and nancy garrido pleaded guilty and given to life sentences. she and her daughters are trying to start a new life. you can see the entire interview with jaycee dugard in a prime time special at 9:00 here on abc7. >>> more police will soon be patrolling the streets of oakland. officers of the police union have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a new contract requiring them to pay 9% into their pensions in exchange the city promises no police layoffs until the contract expires in 2015. new deal means 22 laid off cops will be re-hired. it will cost officers between $9,000 and is the,000 a year but save the city

the six- ng >>> carlos beltran has waived his no trade kraus and is heading to san francisco.l was finalized. he is leaving the mets for a top 2009 draft pick zach wheeler. he is going to philadelphia tonight where the giants are playing. he will be in the line-up tonight. beltran will bat third. hopefully add punch to the giants offense which can use a lifter. >>> lawrence has the forecast. >> summer finally back in the bay area. we are enjoying the weather outside patchy fog at the coastline and a little finger of fog working its way inside the bay with lots of sunshine. looking good toward the bay bridge right now as we plenty of sunshine there and the temperatures are soaring up the scales around parts of the bay area. still we have fog to contend with keeping your numbers down toward the beach kind of vacant out there right now. cool numbers at this hour but even there a smidgeon of sunshine and temperatures popping up to the mid-60s. a cool 57 degrees in pacifica. this afternoon we'll see partly cloudy skies at the coast. you could see mid-90s. the warmest spots inland.

shortly before the break will however it was essentially one way reds traffic after the restart david ng god netting twice in as many minutes before. followed that up with a sliding fourth goal for liverpool a constable four one margin by then but local top scorer mohammad saffi served up a quick brace off the bench the puck malaysia within a goal however stoppage time put an end to the comeback of a heading home his second of the night here and then dirk point completed the six three scoreline with just thirty seconds left to play on the clock. elsewhere and as a patient is heading fever pitch stateside with david beckham preparing to face his former side the reaal madrid for the first time since leaving spain some four years ago reale manager joe same arena are putting his charges through their paces ahead of a friendly with beckons her inside the los angeles galaxy i'm not sure the curtain on reales north american two are with the coast flexing their muscles and that the new premier league a season due to kick off next month seventy five thousand fans are expected to pack into the los

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two men, lee ikegami and ng who tried to drive back in the truck of their friend leslie yee.e is the one confirmed fatality in this boat accident that occurred off the coast of mexico. on sunday, 27 passengers who were on a fishing vacation off the coast of mexico were tossed into the sea of cortez when their boat capsized in the violent thunderstorm. some of the survivors made it back yesterday. they had scathing complaints about the boat's captain and fault him for much of the accident. >> if he had turned into the wind, he sunk us, in other words. i didn't saw the crew. nobody came around who woke us up or gave us a life vest, nothing. >> we got through it

male nailed a final score in this one paraguayan next film on and that is assist challenges own senses ng. and finally the world athletics championships take place next month in south korea with manuals not minsky memorial tournaments in the moscow region the last woman up for auction hopes constantin bought up of was there for us. the biggest event of the season in athletics is approaching quickly and interdiction can petition just outside the russian capital is an important step in preparation city game account if you still among the best javelin thrower is in the world and russia's number one is showing great form at the age of thirty eight beating his nearest challenger by a three meters meanwhile the women's shot put sabrina and i just asked that shoot from belarus set this year's world best distance with an astonishing throw of twenty meters ninety four centimeters which are above the tournaments fits the schedule perfectly and it's a good preparation step ahead of the world championships so i had a great opportunity to improve my technique with my coach russia is dominant in the hi

. >> and i should say, you just won the 10-meter ng synchronized platform category. how do you feel about the chances that you have in the olympics? >> i think that particularly because this will be my second olympics, i'll already have the experience of already being in the olympics. so i know that i'm sort of up there with a chance to do well and i've got a lot of experience behind me. so going into the event i will just be trying to perform the best that i can, and hopefully if i'm able to do that, then the results should take care of itself. >> now, you attended the beijing games. does it matter as an athlete where the games are held? >> i don't think it does. although i think that if you are fortunate enough to have the games at home, then that would be a very special experience for those strong athletes who compete in sydney. but other than that, i think it doesn't really matter. it's just having a big crowd and a really great atmosphere of people who just support good talent and good performances. >> and melissa, at what point in your time of diving did you re

the sea of cortez, many of the survivors have decided to stay in mexico to help, including michael ng of belmont whose uncle don lee is still missing. >> i'm still hopeful, the rest of the people here. i was in the water for 16 hours. and i was okay. so given it's maybe the third day, there's still some hope. >> reporter: we are now getting our first look at video shot by the mexican navy showing the survivors moments after they were rescued. they were so exhausted, military members had to carry some of them to the helicopter to be evacuated. after a surprise storm sank their ship early sunday morning, they swam for miles in shark-infested waters to reach land. some were plucked from the water by nearby boaters. for a second day, a c-130 took off from sacramento's coast guard station to assist in the search. the mexican government had told family members the search only had a 9 six-hour window. that would mean -- 96-hour win don'ting at 2:30 tomorrow morning. now state senator leland yee's office tells cbs 5 he has been assured by the mexican consulate the search has been extended ind

ng >> not nearly enough.ve house minority leader nancyne pilosi, has been involved in the most recent part of th negotiaons. but before that vice presidentt joe biden's negotiating group did not include women. >> probably not enough women. it's more of a sword fight than a real debate.at >> you know what, not only are there not enough women present in the room, what we're seeing is that the interests of women not just older but younger, in particular low income are being thrown under the bus.mi >> women overwhelmingly handle their families' budget. they recognize the government spending is out of control. we'll know if women's voicesanal have been heard if in the finalo analysis there are cuts in government spending, there'smits caps on future spending and there are permanent limits ondgt the budget structure for the future. >> is there a way to structure this recovery so that it will benefit women and not hurt women and their families?rob >> absolutely. bee we need a robust jobs program. women have been left behind in the current recovery.rr women have net since the recovery started,

club despite sitting for thirteen points off the top spot midway through their premier league see this ng come to spar with things look normally up the club winning three of their last four games as a twenty eight year old who played in last year's world cup final saying football is a step up from his native land. for the first two games. we want to do by me and. hold it for the thing to do more. to get more interesting to play football i get a good conversation with the training. with a lot of people from our worship and they are good stories about spartak and about the worship. more big brains are coming to disarm ph. i think the level is more general. now russian minister lanny have given themselves a fighting chance of playing in this season's europa league they drew one one at home with catholic side to begin the third qualifying round of the competition in the second to russia and have not played in europe. they went behind after just eleven minutes after malik men were open for the visitors but twenty one year old. got a second half equaliser the second leg is next point. some acti

. >> schieffer: but chip reid reports his best friend came to the rescue. ng sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening. scott's off tonight. i'm bob schieffer. president obama has asked the networks for time to address the nation on the debt crisis tonight. cbs will carry the address and the response by republican speaker john boehner at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. the president's request came after congress and the white house sank deeper into gridlock over how to prevent the government from defaulting on its financial obligations. we have three reports tonight. we began at the white house with nora o'donnell. nora. >> good evening, bob. tonight president obama will address the nation in a rare prime time address. only the 7th since taking office. the goal, say his advisors, is to rally the american people to urge their legislators to seek compromise. the president will talk about tonight how there is a legislative stalemate. one republican bill in the house, a democratic bill in the senate. today the president backed that democratic bi

you know probably most likely from the israeli current government position it's even the satellite is ng factor but you never know also how to reach you will continue to develop saudi arabia isn't the best friend of iran and iran isn't a friend of israel so my and. anyway as my friend that might be good logic but i say again as i said we should not be misled to avoid current developments and also the credibility of germany and to your opinion in the region i think that's a very important point not only towards israel but also you know the palestinian and entire region of who do we support and how we stand the texel double of when it comes to human rights. and with our two coming your way in just a few minutes here net gains. what may be seen as a convenience in the lot being utilized by indian fishermen revolutionizing their business and turning them into entrepreneurs and businessmen in their communities to report on what it takes to turn a traditional trade into a high tech enterprise. europe's ongoing struggle to save the euro has been dealt yet another blow as portugal has had its de

and recovery operation over the past seven days he can stay in touch with what's happening by this ng our saddam or our need to challenge we're also posting developments on our twitter stream and a facebook page. britain's government is denying it was too close to rupert murdoch's media empire as it scrambles to distance itself from the firm that's mired in phone hacking claims but records show prime minister david cameron held more than twenty meetings with murder executives in the past year murdoch has spent the past forty eight hours apologizing with full page ads in british newspapers and meeting the family of a young murder victim whose voicemail was intercepted the media mogul's now deployed p.r. gore's to rescue news corp's reputation before facing scrutiny from m.p.'s about his papers on ethical methods there was a gap on britain's news shelves this sunday after murdoch hastily axed the best selling news of the world as claims swirled of illegally tapping the phones of crime victims and dead soldiers families as more and it reports it's watershed moment for the uneasy relation

websites and shut down entire u r l's based on a mere allegation that they are engaged in an orange ng activity and what will do is present some one sided evidence to a judge and obtain what's called a t.r.o. or temporary restraining order shuts down an entire form of communication without the other side ever having been told and that's a very dangerous weapon in the arsenal of media companies that seek to use it and it's an even more dangerous weapon in the hands of a government that happens to disagree with what a certain website is saying doesn't this run afoul of the core constitutional presumption of innocence that you know a big entertainment company can come along and say ok that's it you're gone you're history and essentially play the role of the prosecutor judge jury and and executioner all of that at one time. well there's a number of constitutional concerns with the law the resumption of innocence may not necessarily directly apply because that's typically reserved per criminal court but really what you have your is a an equally disturbing concern and that is the imposition

now at the mercury knowledge ng forty degrees in moscow but memories of last summer's snow covered city leaving a chill in the air. reports now on how the wildfires have back spreading fear as well as flames. and whiff of smoke and moscow's in panic again the toxic cocktail of beads smoke wood smoke and exhaust fumes that filled the capitol last august is still the lead in people's memory intense speed book fires and the record heat waves were blamed for the dense smoke that sent pollution levels soaring ten fold the authorities swore they would be prepared this year to find a place like this you don't have to go far from the capital this mode is familiar to everyone who was in moscow last summer back then doctors said breathing in the smoke that covered the city was equivalent to smoking a pack of cigarettes every hour now the question on everyone's mind is whether the smog misery is back again peed bongs may look harmless with just tiny flames on the surface but in fact every square meter requires a ton of will to extinguish the fire burning deep underground. why did it turn a small g

wants it's not us your leaders really we're just a of a ng all of us i think that the argument of the current regime in belgrade and so this carrots of e.u. membership is something they wave in front of the population so ensure that the population remain those sile which has worked so far. you with r.t. now let's check out some other headlines from around the globe today clear up operations continue in china a day after two high speed trains collided in the east of the country at least thirty five people were killed almost two hundred injured one of the bullet trains was forced to stop after being struck by lightning but was then rear ended by a second train two of the coaches fell from a bridge as a result of the crash it was the first irrelevant on china's high speed rail network since the country launched the bullet trains in two thousand and so. a car bombers killed eight soldiers in yemen's coastal city of aden the blast took place near the entrance of an army camp as a convoy of vehicles packed with troops was about to leave officials said they were being sent to fight al qaeda

saying well the sun got me elected i mean so you've got this good meaning of british democracy is this ng of democracy really which the murdoch press was at the bottom but i think there was a for silence as well because important people needed the murdoch press and they couldn't be there they couldn't attack it because of that and i think a line was crossed. a very finely tuned business brain he has a lot of things going on now one of them is to purchase the largest satellite network in britain called b. sky b. and that decision is about to be approved by the government that was in jeopardy i think he felt that as a businessman he had to sacrifice the news of the world because it in terms of the whole news international it's a tiny part of or about the political class they've been sucking up to rupert murdoch for so many years including prime minister david cameron he now has to stand back and say no i can't do it anymore it's going to bag. the former bosnian serb general around him that it is lucky to get a new legal counsel to represent him at the hague war crimes tribunal within days i

may be interested when we were launching a wreath at murdoch's news of the world tabloid here already ngs to other british papers the london evening standard and the independent reports from london now where the phone hacking scandal is haunting not only muddle but honestly why minister david cameron. first of all the. great humble. i'm enjoying this so. who will survive the phone hacking scandal and keep his job cameron comes under fire for hiring a former editor of the now defunct news of the world he's accused of encouraging his staff to hack into private voice mails there's been a large amount of fingers i mean isn't just a crowd of heads in the sand that is lethal for a prime minister and he's now in a real fight isn't a real but really bad situation he could well be looking at some serious consequences very absolves at the very least those stars still around him betting shops of slack the old so on cameron being the next m.p. to quit fucking they off one hundred to one at the beginning of the week but just five to one three days later. in the last two weeks or so we've seen a lot of

brown versus board of education to kind of continue segregation under the guise of parochial school ng so you had all of these things coming together and then you had a sense that abortion could really symbolize broader issues of kind of cultural breakdown of of women's emancipation or kind of. the end of the nuclear family in traditional gender roles one thing that's really interesting and you know reporting on this internationally said a lot of light sometimes on what's going on locally one thing i noticed internationally is that in countries where abortion and contraception were associated with kind of feminism or women's rights you know for example in india access to abortion was. access to safe abortion. what was was passed under the guise of population control you know or in iran for example family planning was a way for men to control the size of their family you know similarly in saudi arabia where you can buy but by the morning after pill over the counter in countries where these things aren't associated with feminism they're hardly ever controversial it's only when it because

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thousand and seven and no amount of accounting fraud or trickery or bernie madoff like ponzi scheme ng can now rejigger the books so that you've got any amount of growth to satisfy this amount of debt so you're talking about debt collapse all over the world it's a global debt lumps that's what we're talking about but speaking of wacko insane you know political actors political leaders and alice's indebt rao hints of emerging economy crises so here's reuters they look at the us and this silly brinksmanship in the crazy fighting that goes on over nothing debt default a ratings downgrade political deadlock such terms once associated primarily with. the developing world now abound in the mighty united states and i would say it was the once mighty united states and they interview a policy a foreign policy expert who says we attend a lot of meetings with latin americans and we used to complain to them about the problems they had and now they like to say to us that sounds just like the u.s. right well look at countries like brazil for example they got out from underneath the i.m.f. oh pressio

this chicago stadium, a tuesday, july 16, 1940.ng that evening the keynote address of the democratic convention the old-fashioned speech.tal part way through the incidental mention of roosevelt name unleashed a spontaneous demonstration but pounding b his gavel common manage to quiet the call. finally he came to the climax, a message roosevelt had sent him to deliver. to night, at the specific requested authorization of a president, i am making the simple fact clear to the convention the president has never had and has nine gave any desire our purpose to continue for the office of president or to be a candidate four that office or to be nominated by theon convention for that office and" a hush spread across the convention hall. he wishes and all the earnestness and sincerity to make it clear to all of the delegates of this convention are free to vote for any candidate. the fact is the message ibe bear to you fromar the president of the united states. there was a moment of stunned silence. delegates looked at one another answers in the. then from the loudspeakers came the cry of a sin

ng that means that american taxpayers are subsidizing foreign oil production. the unid that is not in the national interest of the united states. it is not in the interest of taxpayers insa the united states and it isn't about shared sackt. of rice when we are talking about how to deal with deficits and debt in this country. $ and just closing that loophole was6. closed $6.59 to the treasy that could be put directly to deficit reduction. as a matter of fact, i'm only talking loopholes for the big five oil companies will make $144 billioo in profit. just closing those loopholesyer would say the u.s. taxpayer $21 billion over the next 10 years. some of my friends on the other side of the aisle say well, ifjo you do that to those poor oil companies, they are just going and that simply isn't true. first of t all, we're talking $a about 21 billion over 10 yearsso of roughly $2 billion a year. those poor oil companies if they'd only make $142 billion in profits this year instead of ths $144 billion in profits thiss year would not have to raise gas prices because they

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they are looking at george anthony mean ng he took the stand and he was not believable. >> in is a sad day for the american justice system. really is. >> i agree. >> bill: the ladies will be back a little later on. other big stories in the legal realm and another anthony situation i want to get involved with with them. directly ahead, jones on what the verdict >> bill: in the impact segment tonight, back in 1995 i interviewed two jurors who acquitted o.j. simpson and neither could explain their position in the face of the evidence i presented. do we have the same thing going on in the anthony case? joining us from orlando, aphrodite jones. i guess you were surprised at the verdict, first of all, right? >> absolutely shocked. i was. >> bill: you are looking at the jury and they are looking at -- they are listening and from all accounts they paid attention, regular folks, at any time seem to have any -- didn't seem to have any idealogiccal agenda down there in florida. could you put any kind of reasoning behind their verdict? >> awm ka couple of things. the prosecution made one big mista

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