. >> wall y, this law is aimed at political groups, could it effect russian ngo's? >> they will label ngo groups who work in politics and social events and religious activities and then to be labeled is a religious organization as a foreign agent and someone who has the negative taint to it or suggesting they are involved in some kind of spying is unacceptable in today's terms. >> doesn't the law include an exemption? >> they consider ngo organizations as foreign agents, if they are supported by the west from abroad, then the law includes them as an organization that is involved in something that is non-russian or western influence and that puts a negative taint on all including religious organizations like russian ministries which we call association for spiritual renewal. >> what role does the political situation play in all this? >> the young people today on the streets of russia want to determine the future of russia. they want to experience democracy in a very big way like america experienced it and other countries. all of a sudden russia is going to more of di

. >> the law, rushed through by vladimir putin's party, specifically targets ngo's that receive funds from abroad. supporters say it will prevent interference. critics say it is an attack on civil society and democracy. >> 374 votes in favor, three against, and one abstention. the majority was overwhelming, and the upper house is expected to follow suit. president putin's united russian party says the law is limited in scope but is necessary. >> most ngo's are not affected by this law at all. it only applies to those that get funding from abroad and is used it for political ends -- and misusse it. >> a leader of the moscow- helsinki group has been fighting against oppression. like many ngo's the group has been getting funding from abroad until now. >> we now have no option but to stop taking the support. so that we do not get branded as foreign agents. i am not a foreign agent for any state. we protect our citizens from our state and our officials. then the parliament has now passed four controversial pieces of legislation since may, also targeting press freedoms and the right to demo

which is now an ngo. it is a nonprofit medical center in seattle. it is named for a former member of the black panther party. one of the questions i get asked about this book is why did we not know anything about the black panthers health activism. when the curious things in the seattle case is that you have a clinic that is named for the former black panther. there is a plaque that says this clinic is working in the tradition of the black panther party. very much valorize his and recognizes the contributions of the black panther party and the fight against medical discrimination and the struggle to expand health care access. that clinic still exists today. it is a thriving clinic that serves all sorts of eople. the city of seattle as well. another legacy, a more sweet legacy is the formation of the common ground health collective, which is an ngo in the state of louisiana. in 2005 after hurricane katrina in august, 2005, as you will recall, there was the health care infrastructure that collapsed in new orleans. many people were left sadly in charit

this ngo in beijing focuses on environmental problems. this woman is a member of the ngo. she is gravely concerned about plans to build a new incinerator in beijing. >> the public don't have the trust to believe the companies or the government can run the incinerators well. >> reporter: the incinerator will be built in this village west of beijing. once it's completed, it will burn about 2,500 tons of garbage per day. the site is just 30 kilometers from the city center. the government has disclosed little information, so it's unclear what kind of equipment will be fitted to protect the environment. chen organized a meeting to get the word out to people about the new incinerator. about 20 people came to the meeting. some expressed their concern about pollution from the new incinerator. >> translator: we need to campaign to bring more people on board to halt construction. >> reporter: chen has also been helping xie and his family. recently xie visited chen's office to consult with her about suing the local authorities. he wants to force them to reveal emissions data from the

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army still refuses to provide it in the meantime the ngo is attacking the british government also accused of having used depleted uranium weapons in iraq. recently these accusations have even been taken up by a british member of parliament during a session the leader of the face may have seen today's distressing reports here by the increased rate of birth defects in fallujah can we have a defeat about this issue so we can hear from the foreign secretary what representations he is making to his u.s. counterpart about this appalling legacy of the iraq war. in two thousand and ten the british ministry of defense finally admitted the use of depleted uranium in iraq and supplied the united nations with information on the zones targeted the us allies beginning to voice its doubts on this weapon. only belgium ireland kosta rica and new zealand have formally banned uranium in their arms but today no international convention even mentions depleted uranium and its texts. this allows the u.s. administration to continue using it without fear of reprisals. at the illinois law faculty francis boyle cla

but the law is formulated in such a way that every ngo be classified as being politically active. >> a local jail, heading off for supplies. like many fellow activists, he has tried to help those who have been arrested. he knows he could easily find himself in at the same position. >> to be honest, i am worried, and so is my family. since my apartment was searched, a lot around moscow thinking how nice it is to be free, to be above the read books and newspapers and ride my bike. yes, i am worried. >> but he has no plans to leave russia. he sees the kremlin's decision to crack down on its opponents as good reason to keep fighting. >> in brazil, the government is coming to terms with part of its past that remains painful for many. >> during the cold war, the brazilian military had a role in a plan which brought about oppression in several south american countries, including brazil, bolivia, argentina, and chile. >> the brazilian government wants to get to the bottom of what exactly happened. over the next two years, a commission will try to get answers. >> a sea of an unmarked graves.

started off as a government initiative and then it has morphed over the years into an organization, ngo -- >> non-profit, totally bipartisan or non-ferguson. >> and were you the first employee? >> i was. >> i was thinking about this -- and i will not be cavalier. if you are a bible student and you go back and you say adam and eve, at that time you say he had a lot of power if you are a biblical scholar. at what point along the way did women lose their voice? was it just because men were louder and stronger and may be taller? how did it culturally worked out that half of the population of the world is women -- how did it worked out that women just lost their boys and now this new effort -- and look at how long it took in the united states for women to get their voice? >> i think we are seeing really interesting trends. i think for a very long time, as we were trying to gain our rights, we were talking about rights and we were saying it is only fair. we are 51% of the population. then i think it shifted over the last decade to look at how -- as 51% of the population you cannot pete -- com

under the new law, all ngo's receiving international funding have to register as a foreign agent.heir accounts and financial sources must be checked regularly by state auditors or the face drastic fines. the kremlin argues the label is necessary. >> there are groups in russia that are politically active and are supported by foreigners. they present the results of their work as the opinion of the russian civil society, and that is ot right. >> the legislation comes after president putin lashed out at opposition activists during his election campaign, accusing them of being financed by the u.s. grain imam, some intense summer storms causing chaos in germany -- in a moment. >> first, some of the other stories making news. germany will begin keeping a record of names and addresses of violent right-wing extremists. the upper house of parliament, the bundestag, has approved legislation to set up a national data base. the legislation was prompted by last year's discovery that a neo-nazi gang was responsible for a series of racially motivated killings. >> in mexico, a recount of last sund

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by countries, by governors, but ngo's. [applause] program notpect rigid programs all over the world to make the smartest decisions if they're trapped in a financial black box. all donors, all nations, all ngo's should make their spending records open and available not so somebody can be embarrassed, so we can see who is doing better than -- and the rest of us can copy. we have to work together. if we do this, we can have a much bigger impact with the dollars we have. thirdly, i think we need investment based on evidence, not politics and vested interests that too often drives spending decisions. [applause] to meet these goals, we will have to turn to the things we need to do but shut down programs that are not working and channel more money for the population is driving the epidemic and the evidence-based interventions that are working. [applause] finally, we've got to make sure that we're paying for services that directly help the people involved. and businesses start operations in new countries, they often send in their

you're going to reporting that want to get some opinion and analysis now from the loonies from the ngo universal peace federation joining me live now. here trying to see eye to eye on syria but how important are international efforts right now given that senior members of a sounds regime of just been assassinated in damascus. well i believe international intervention though is very old highly important as the scenario has been you know escalating so far by attacking high ranking officials such as today's . barbaric let's say or terrorist operation inside the national security office of the regime or under the state of syria today under bashar last i know three main ranking officials have died today and one of them is a minister of defense. as you have actually mentioned on your t.v. he. was critical actually his condition the minister of interior and the next consultant and special advisor to the president plus he was a special assistant to the vice president for. a house on top of money the x. defense of mr intervening in such a scenario today he would that would need to be highly imp

ngo, 27. investigators say the victim suffered from disorders and the defendants beat them and allowed them to bathe only once a month. authorities removed 45 dogs from the home on two visits. >>> the sanitation district is collect water samples from the creek following the sewage spill. a pump malfunction caused 200 gallons of raw sewage to spill into the creek. the problem has been fixed but they are continuing to test the creek water for contamination. the district paid $1.5 million for dozens of sewage releases over three years. >>> in sacramento a boy was shot and killed last night in a drive-by shooting. who the instended target may have been -- intended target may have been. >>> the boy's father grieved where her son was shot and killed. this boy killed while riding home from a night of watching francisco f -- from watching fireworks. investigators say the suv that the father was driving was riddled with a dozen gun shots. the boy was struck multiple times. >> he was innocent. shot 5 bu

with cattle herds dwindling ngos are now teaching women how to breed camels. >> we're here at the source of kenya's secret treasure: camel's milk. a camel produces roughly four liters of milk per day, and its rapidly becoming the hope of a drought-stricken region. donkeys carry the milk to collection points; from there it's taken by pick-up truck to the city. but where does it end up the city is called isiolo, a four-hour drive north of the kenyan capitol nairobi. they drink camel's milk here, because there's not enough food for cows. this area used to experience drought every five years, now it's every year-a consequence of climate change. the camels were the brainchild of morgan siloma of the aid organization snv. better camel husbandry, could mean less hunger for the people. he's already convinced these milk wholesalers. they agree that hygiene has improved. adan has begun using a cloth to filter the wood charcoal out of the milk. it's an improvement on a traditional method of pasteurizing and preserving the milk. his efforts have paid off. >> when i started, i got 20 kenyan shillings

a member of the ngo. she is gravely concerned about plants to build a new incinerator in beijing. >> the public are -- don't have -- the trust to believe the companies or the government can run the incinerators well. >> reporter: the incinerator will be built in the west of beijing. once it is completed, it will burn about 2,500 tons of garbage per day. the site is just 30 kilometers from the city center. the government has disclosed little information. so it is unclear what kind of equipment will be fitting to protect the environment. chen organized a meeting to get the world out to people about the new incinerator. about 20 people came to the meeting. some expressed their concern about pollution from the new incinerator. >> translator: we need to campaign to bring more people on board to halt construction. >> chen has the been helping xi and his family. recently, xi visited chen's office to consult with her about suing the local authorities. he wants to force them to reveal emissions data from the incin

you're holding up a camera and taking pictures like this, it could appear as though you are not an ngoinstead a member of the press. what kind of risk were you taking? >> well, i was in syria without the authorization of the government, so i moved for several weeks i was going to different parts of the countries and the most important thing obviously was to remain before the radar screen because i did not want government forces -- government authorities knowing that i was in the country. and obviously it was also important for me to be extremely careful not to put in danger the people that i was speaking to and interviewing every day. so, yes, there was that particular element. >> donnatella rivera of amnesty international, thank you so much for bringing us the stories behind these images and opening people's eyes to all that's taking place from your point of view there in syria. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> there is a fight brewing over bob dylan's original electric guitar. the one that he may have used for the first time at a music fest ral in the 19 festival in the 1960s. [ fee

there has been a number of ngos working in burma, particularly since august.lthough the government was very obstructive at the time in 2008. the number of organizations to get their feet on the ground and they did begin to develop some presence there and start doing good work. i think that is a good place to start. one of the tragedies that burma has been -- civil society has been erased for the most of the year of the last 20 years, as you know, that is coming back into shape very slowly. that would be a good place to start. >> i think we have come to the end of our program. before we thank peter, i do want to call your attention to the book signing that we will have right behind us. i do urge you to stay and meet peter and purchase a book. it is a great read. it would make a geat gift. >> that is very generous, thank you. >> well, we were discussing this before. i have to say that the publishers in the room, the american way is much better. [laughter] [applause] >> and i agree. also i know that michael told you a little bit about some of the upcoming program

the project is run by the ngo mict, with support from the german foreign ministry. >> our team of somenalists from sudan sudan and the sudan forms a relatively large community with a discerning few of the situation. >> pictures of the project in sudan, the newspaper have to be a stabilizing factor in the region's landscape. >> both countries -- we want to counter that reporting style. >> "the niles" does not shy away from the big issues, such as sioux don's lost control over the oil reserves in the south. it is published in english and arabic and there is a growing web presence. to celebrate the launch, musicians from north and south have recorded a legendary song which is a reminder of their shared heritage. >> ok, we returned to syria now and the television interview conducted by german domestic channel ard with president bashar assad. in a moment, we will be joined by a middle east expert for analysis on what assad actually said. >> first, let's have a listen into one section where interviewer jÜrgen todenhÖfer asked the syrian leader about the opposition. >> a do you think that you

great support but bunny easton isn't alone in his fight others are campaigning on a different scale an ngo network present in around thirty countries is also campaigning for a ban on all depleted uranium weapons its headquarters are in manchester. show you some of the materials that we campaign with and some of those other organizations. we have a briefing which is a very big and quite complex issue do you say we try and pull together or you necessary information into an easily digestible format this was a briefing which we produced for members of parliament in the u.k. a few years ago say this is the national campaign and we held a parliamentary briefing that. it's always a challenge to try and get the politicians up to date on the issue. douglas is all too aware of the consequences of uranium based weapons he has studied the subject since the balkan war in one thousand nine hundred four in that time he and his team have devised a method for identifying and decontaminating bombs zones his first battlefield was in bosnia where the americans were already using depleted uranium weapons. this

discussions with our suppliers, government organizations, and ongoing discussions with our suppliers, ngosansen farms is firing back saying, quote, taking proper care of our animals is our primary goal and essential to the success of our business. while blunt force trauma is accepted as a standard form of euthanasia, the company says it now uses carbon dioxide. but it believes gestation stalls allow for the best care. barker says these pigs are suffering. >> the best day of their lives is the day they die. >> nine states, including california, have now banned gestation crates. rob and paula, back to you. >> to have those tight metal cages where they can rarely move. there are reports of open wounds, pressure sores. even according to one report, piglets' testicles and their tales are removed with dull clippers, no painkillers. the list goes on and on. >> that's a little inexcusable. not enough for me to say i'm never going to eat meat or pork again, but i think you do need to take a stand in situations like this, especially -- this is blatant animal abuse. >> there's got to be a more humane

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if gu on the internet i'm thinking specifically of global giving.org there is a cottage industry of ngo's in nepal, malaisa, africa, the list goes on and on. trying to end this stuff. and we really -- it's growing. what is going on? >> well, i mean there's something called human behavior. and we can't get rid of this obsession with sex -- >> it's not all -- there is a lot of male enslavement, too. working for no -- trapped and working for no wages. >> most is sex trafficking that is what most is and it's one of the oldest things going on in human history. but you know, there is a lot that can be done. one of the things is the issue of border security is a huge one. even in our own country. women trying to cross the border here get caught not trying to come over to be into sex trafficking but get caught and try to cross the border by guys and the cartels who turn them into sex slaves to get into the united states. >> we have 22000. >> that right. and you know there's more. you know there's bound to be more. and so border security is a huge issue. people have to realize it's happening in th

and an ngo comes to wiki leaks rescue as the infamous whistle blowing site teeters on the brink of financial collapse. so good to have you with us here on our to today the number of people killed in the bombing of a bus with israeli tourists in bulgaria it now stands at eight the injured have been returned to israel believe the explosion was carried out by a suicide bomber who used a fake u.s. id this video has just been released have a look right here allegedly showing the suspect on security cameras before the bombing israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was blamed iran for the attack claiming all signs point to the country iranian state t.v. however has rejected the accusations calling them ridiculous about thirty people remain in hospital with injuries some in critical condition independent research and writing. says that it's unlikely iran was behind the attack knowing you were only plunged them into an even deeper diplomatic crisis. this time yahoo and israel in fact need to play the victim card in order to be more aggressive and in the past few months a few years israel has lost

certainly going to either get it over only and maybe she's hinting at covertly i don't now many of the ngos in russia which get their financing from abroad to preach openness and transparency in the sponsors of this russian bill or i do it only makes sense that they themselves are subject to the same principles of transparency i'm going to check on in washington r.t. . we invite you to head to our web site r.t. dot com for more all the stories we're covering there now unrest in israel thousands rally to mark a year since the start of mass social protests in the country with one man in tel aviv setting himself on fire we brought you that report last night when you see more pictures of the whole protest there is about to go prom also. another successful blast off the go japanese u.s. and russian astronauts heading into water to carry out a unique scientific experiment but have a few hours ago you watch the full video of the incredible job isn't every time with rockets goes up but r.t. dot com. on the second day of a visit to egypt u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton met with field marshal

i have students coming out with tremendous debt who think they want to be ngos which will pay them nothing and they won't get their debts paid. energy is not something they think of. they take my sustainability and public policy course and yet the one area where you could both combine earning a living, a real job, and doing something worthwhile if you have the sustainability frame would seem to be energy. what suggestions do you have to attract the students coming out now into the areas that you need? >> john, this seems to go to your point. >> this is a critical factor as a public matter of national wellbeing. the lack of information that permeates our society on all matters relating to energy and the environment is a very serious problem, and as i used to say in api meetings, american petroleum institute meetings, if you don't have the public on your side, then the public is against you. and the way to get the public on your side is information. and i founded citizens for affordable energy for specifically that reason and spent seven days a week trying to engage people at all social and

exists right now is unconstitutional and way too broad of a call this is a lot of years of not just the ngos as you may imagine but also hospitals and schools a lot of these are going to get their funding from abroad and they do believe that this is just another way for the government and for the majority coalition party in this state do like the united russia this is just another way for them to increase its so-called power vertical does seem like a lot of the state duma deputies are actually have spoken out in favor of the draft law so if it is in to that we may see it become effective by the end of this month . all right archie is a really good reporting live from the state duma. here's a look at some other stories worth checking out as we see it on our website. tom smoke no fire british police blocked a major highway in search of boss passengers at gunpoint after an electronic cigarettes parked terror a bomb. and a very real fire in the north of moscow helicopters called in to extinguish the blaze in an air force academy hangar you've got photos and video for you at our teen dot com. the

plus an ngo comes to wiki leaks rescue as the infamous whistle blowing site teeters on the brink of financial collapse. the green revolution in india opened a new market for international agricultural johns' government efforts to increase crop yields by adopting modern chemicals and forced dozens of farmers to return to their roots as well. i mean she's sharma is part of a movement of tens of thousands of farmers in india breadbasket turning back to their traditions in organic farming. by adopting organic farming we're not dependent on anyone we don't have to buy anything on the market as we're self-sufficient. but it wasn't always that way millions of farmers in india got hooked on chemicals and pesticides during the so-called green revolution a time in the one nine hundred sixty s. when the indian government began importing hybrid seeds to increase crop yields after a major famine this opened the door for several foreign agricultural corporations to sell into this new market the increase in expensive chemicals also brought about a new dependence that varied farmers deep in debt i even forci

change the primary actors the us has had some trouble for dealing with the military especially with the ngo crisis that happened last year and and the military are stubborn and they they don't really want to listen to everything in egypt wants. the u.s. want to tell them to do so they so it's a bit problematic but i think that what the u.s. is trying to do right now is to wait for to see who wins in the political battle that is ongoing between the muslim brotherhood and the military and reinforce the power structure that results out of that so i don't think there is any fundamental change in the position of the u.s. and the relations between the u.s. and and egypt but the change will be with actually with the with the specific entities with which the u.s. will deal and the way they will operate will changed slightly of course while asking doubt and journalist well thank you very much indeed. thank you. how about come to streets of spain this week pent up public rage with the government has started to drive spilled into clashes with police has suspended by miners began this wednesday the fun

many of the ngos in russia which get their financing from abroad to preach openness and transparency in the sponsors of this russian bill or it you it only makes sense that they themselves are subject to the same principles of transparency i'm going to check on in washington r.t. . coming up this hour it's been described as latin america's new style of coup new president who came to power lightning speed gives us his explanation for recent events that shook the country and interview him almost on the way also coming up to whistle blowing when a victory for wiki leaks in his first battle against major u.s. financial companies which blocked payments to the web site we brought you that story last night we got milk more details as well coming up in just a bit. next to an extra three and a half thousand troops are said to be stationed in london to bolster security for the twenty twelve olympics the additional forces were assigned after a private firm responsible for ensuring the games security admitted it unfit to stand up to its tutsis and as artists are referred to reports two weeks bef

know ninety percent of the time and everyone's just like oh ok look not where i'm from here in the ngo people are always there always something but i mean i don't know i don't think they should be fined by their forecasters are always wrong i think more and more with the technology that we have there right and you know for example here in d.c. we had a crazy rainstorm the other day that knocked out power for people for several days that nobody expected but other than minor circumstances like that most people know i can go on my i phone and see the weather on an hourly basis and it's generally outcry i hear he has three hundred but that is a perfect example like a storm just pops up out of nowhere and yes they were wrong they said it was going to be sunny but that's why i don't think they should be fined because just because they were wrong doesn't mean they should have been right i think that was a freak thing so i mean i i got a fortune but i think that's a little too little unfair you know how to juggle and what i mean seriously are you guys thanks for joining me and that is it for t

i recently worked with an international ngo and a lot of our work had to incorporate or assimilate the mdgs so i'm really interested to hear from all three of you on if you feel that the mdgs have been a successful tool for measurement and if it has or has not been, what's your recommendation for tools of measurement for impact and finding results? >> so the question is is the mgd a good metric, good tool for measurement. i don't know the term. >> millenium development goals. i think actually probably you've done a lot of work in this area. one thing i want to say, mdgs are goals and underneath those goals are all sorts of, literally hundreds different indicators that organizations or governments use to measure whether or not they're achieving the mdgs. but i think you've done a lot of thinking on this. >> yeah. the millenium development goals were a set of ten broad goals and then as carrie said, a bunch of subtargets that were adopted by all the nations of the united nations in 2005, because the deadline is 2015. and i'm going to comment on this from a public affairs perspective rath

as far back as april to evacuate twenty thousand american citizens from lebanon and embassy staff an ngo workers ok this is this is really happening ok you haven't read about it but it's long good sort from in beirut that is happening now what does that mean that means they're already planning for the destabilization of lebanon washington so is this good news for lebanon no it's not just briefly then what is the end goal for all of this regional destabilization what's the main aim here just briefly from your point of view. the main aim from from a western geo political perspective is to first bring syrian government down so that it is no longer an ally of hizbollah then the next step is to bring neutralize hizbollah and possibly to confront them militarily and to dissolve hizbollah this will be easier done by destabilizing lebanon through some kind of a conflict once isabel is eliminated the door is now open for israel and the u.s. to unilaterally strike iran which they've been talking about on and off for the last six or seven years so they can't do that yet because as we saw in two tho

existing accounts if they have even though they might live in geneva they might work for some kind of an ngo and so how do you properly handle something like that i mean do you necessarily have something to hide if you have a swiss bank account i have time for each of you to give you no one answer absolute there's no reason to stop people from having swiss bank accounts with one hand you could have very legitimate reasons for doing it if you live there another legitimate reason is maybe you want to hedge against the dollar this is not a patriotic issue where you have to keep all of your investments denominated in dollars on the show you've talked a lot about the strength of the swiss franc why not put some money in a swiss bank account and hold it there alternately this is no one's business really this comes down to no good reason to try and extract as many dollars as possible from every single person to the point where we now have to say you know we're going to be pulling money from overseas this is this comes down to the fact that we have a really complicated tax code it needs to be much s

stephen strasburg ngo gonzales, they are on the roster for the second straight year.e youngest position player and the third youngest period. the coach would like to have these guys get rest, but he also knows that barbara will get ready even if he is enjoying his -- will be ready even if he is enjoying his experience with the players in the game. >> i do not get starstruck. you just do the best you can. i tried to be even keel and go in there with open ears and have a good time. >> bryce harper at the all-star game. the to see what happened at the rangers/twins game in texas? take a look. thunder exploit on top of the ballpark. -- exploded on top of the ballpark. the players were understandably frightened. they thought it was a bomb. they had a good laugh after they realized it was thunder. they delayed the game 45 minutes. was there anyone you did not feel badly for the scotsman andy mary? he was trying to be the first scotsman to win the wimbledon since the 1930's. the always graceful, very emotional, and the mary. the is the guy everyone is talking about today. >>

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. >> reporter: later, she might work for the state department, or an ngo, whatever she does. >> i willpend the rest of my life speaking arabic,. >> reporter: these students are speaking chinese, arabic, kindy, and persian. these are what the u.s. government calls critical languages and that is why the kids don't have to pay tuition and the cost the program is paid for by a federal grant. >> we need speakers if we're going to do business with the rest of the world and try to end wars with the rest of the world. >> reporter: a greater understanding starts with negotiating the price of a taxi cab in surgeon. >> and that is not. >> i said no, too much. >> working things out one culture to another. >> think it's good when you learn another language. you gain a new soul. >> reporter: in howard county, beth parker, fox 5 news. >> and good for them. >>> coming up, major hotel companies come together to keep costs down for wounded warriors in need. we'll have details. >>> and a photograph or a mission to find this couple after capturing a surprise wedding proposal on the national mall. we're ba