nick: he didn't need to. i don't know if that was intentional. >> he played so beautifully all day and didn't make a putt until about four holes ago. his second shot hardly left the flagstick. jim: i bet from there the view looked magnificent for most of that sail time. it probably looked like it was right on the flagstick. look at the lie. thick. a clear bunker. bubba watching off of peter kostis' monitor. nick: i think dustin has to think about the option do you go for broke or do you just play smart and get yourself in that playoff and start again. you just have to beat two guys rather than 150 plus. >> what is the probability of getting up and down from there? nick: slim. it is a career shot to take it on. you have to make that decision, do i go for it or i do chunk it a little firmer to give you that guarantee. >> i took a look at the lie here. he has it into the breeze. it is the sort of shot, you don't have much choice but to go for it. nick: i know what you mean. just a full open face, 60 degree, give

. >> reporter: when nick moorhatch walks into the marin community media center, it's lights, camerasd ready for action. in his off hours, the grocery checkout clerk your honor kids not to check into drugs. >> welcome to the recovery station. >> reporter: in his weekly half hour show on comcast channel 26. >> i don't have a degree in chemical dependency. but i have something that i feel is far superior, hands-on experience. >> reporter: nick has been sober for 11 years. he was a drug addict for 34 years. he got hooked in his teens and became an international dealer. >> i was detained in mexico 43 months because of a airplane and half a ton of marijuana under a fake name. and that didn't stop me. nothing would stop me. i was a soldier in the dope game. >> reporter: then a transformation. one arrest away from state prison. >> reading the big book, i prayed inside to be restored to a normal lifestyle and made my personal recovery priority one. >> reporter: nick has produced more than 600 shows of the recovery station, and when the cameras come on, there is one message that runs through e

it then i think we'll have on our hands a deep unpopular governor you're referring to much of what nick clegg has said in the past is he. a factor in this coalition perhaps because obviously according to other political. popularity has actually declined since the beginning of the government is he doing more damage to this government and perhaps you could be better off without him. can you repeat the question i didn't quite catch that nick clegg is he doing more damage to this government then perhaps you could do without him. obviously you know nick clegg has now entered this this coalition but i do think that it is bad for the liberal democrat party and that the liberal democrat party would have been far better i'm going into coalition with labor and having a progressive coalition but it has been a remarkably successful hundred days so far or do you see this as a honeymoon and in fact you are predicting obviously from your left wing point of view that this coalition could indeed fall apart. obviously venture i believe that it will fall apart whether that sooner rather than later remains

many thanks, nick. they ruled singer wyclef jean to be ineligible to stand for president in elections in november. he international hip-hop storn was born in haiti but raised in the united states. he hoped to stand in the elections but doubts had been raised whether he met the eligibility requirement of having lived in haiti for the past five years. american secretary of state hillary clinton says direct peace talks between the palestinian and israeli leaders will open in washington in two weeks' time. she said the aim is to achieve a just and lasting peace within one year. but the militant palestinian group hamas, which controls the gaza strip, has already rejected the talks. our middle east editor jeremy birm has more. >> this was gaza in 2009. another war between israelis and palestinians. plenty on both sides are resigned to more of the same in the future. the fear infected on civilians, israelis and palestinians and the legacy of years of killing mean that the two two sides don't trust each other.

. >> reporter: nick has been sober for 11 years. he was a drug adetector for 34 years.e got hooked in his teens and became an international dealer. >> i was detained in mexico 43 months because of an arena airplane and half ton of marijuana. it didn't stop me. reading the big book i prayed inside to be restored to a normal lifestyle. >> reporter: nick has produced more than 600 shows of the recovery station and when the cameras come on, there is one message that runs through each presentation. >> we are targeting today's youth not to get started and all the addicts and alcoholics that haven't made the transition over to the recovery side, it's never too late. >> reporter: in the show's eighth year, guest ria moore tells viewers how she recovered from teen drug abuse. she says nick gave her hope. >> he lets everybody know what he has been through, you know, and what you can do to change. >> reporter: nick shares his story at the detox center and marin county jail. he says he can identify with marin county teens who have one of the worst drug abuse rates in the state beca

and the nick exec said, what if she's latina.hat's a great idea. >> reporter: they brought in cultural advisers, and dora, last name marquezen was soon born. >> it's okay. we'll find it. >> reporter: the first animated latina character in a leading role. has there been any examples you can think of other the years where the writers tried to go in a certain direction? >> there's the stereotype, sleeping under the cactus. what i tried to do is have the program work against it. when i saw the first scene there was tiko asleep. i said, no, that reenforces it. let's have tiko active. >> reporter: the show has been drawn into the immigration debate. a mock mug shot made the rounds. but the show's creators have pushed forward, never, in fact, saying where exactly dora is from. >> hola! let's go! >> reporter: 14-year-old kaitlyn sanchez is the voice of dora. >> dora is really determined, very confident and she always believes in that. she never gives up. >> reporter: most cartoons take months to make because of the animation. dora takes

nick ryan was the event organizer., terrific to have you here. >> thanks a lot. >> nick, what of your specialty? >> i'm nick. >> i'm sorry, nick, explain to me what this of all about. >> pogopalooza 7 was the largest annual extreme competition of pogo sticking. once a year all the top pogo stick athletes from across the world come to one u.s. city and compete. >> is this the kind of thing you started -- were you guys on regular, every day pogo sticks when you were young, and took this to the next level? or did you have an idea that this was what you wanted to do early on? >> i was one of the original founders of the sport about a decade ago. back then there weren't ex-troem pogo sticks like these, there were the tiny ones that you find in toys 'r' us. we did pick them up and for some reason started doing tricks. >> earl, tell me your specialty on the pogo stick. >> mine is tech or flat land, it requires more balance and precision and stuff. yeah. >> okay. >> i think -- >> i think people are bored with our questions. i

. >> my name's nick and i'm from west hampton, new york. >> jimmy: nick or mick?y from newport richey, florida. >> jimmy: oh, very good. all right, good. a good mix. all right, now, welcome. ppp what is the name of your band? >> we are shredliest catch. >> jimmy: very good, yeah. no, no, "the." not "the" shredliest catch. >> no, no. >> jimmy: just shredliest catch. >> not needed. shredliest catch. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: the "the" is not needed. well, let's take a look at your album cover. >> jimmy: there they are right there. [ laughter ] intertwining tongues. all right, now, the stage is set for a battle. look at it. your entire life comes down to what you do over there. and you only had like 20 minutes to put it all together. all right, rising dawn and the sunsets, what is the name of your song? >> "a-game." >> jimmy: "a-game." i like it. all right, go take the stage. "a-game." [ cheers and applause ] bring your a-game. ladies and gentlemen, we have such a -- i'm honored to introduce this next guest. here to perform their song "a-game," give it up for risi

nick stanley was found shot to death yesterday afternoon inside a truck in the parking lot of the deluxe inn in solano. he was the second man found dead inside a vehicle. he is the city's seventh homicide victim so far this year. no arrests have been made in either case. >>> the tough work of drilling

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first though, is 100 days since david cameron injured downing street as prime minister with nick clegg as his deputy. they are still promising new policies and tough choices. but are the old divisions resurfacing? >> tricky, it may be, but the members of the coalition appeared to be happy working together. the conservative chancellor and the live dam deputy minister -- lib dem deputy minister share convictions. but after a tough budget and plans to squeeze spending harder in coming months, there have been fears that the government has come on too strong with cuts. the government is answering public fears directly. today, nick clegg will explain how the government wants to make it easier for people from any background to follow their ambition. but many liberal democrats have not been comfortable with other elements of the coalition plan. the deputy is calling for back benchers. the parliamentary parties of both parties in coalition have to be able to sign, not because they love everything, because -- but because otherwise you cannot get through a majority. that is a matter of fact of po

i hope you enjoyed nick's 3 minutes. i probably pay $2,000 for him to do that.ime and again the voice of the residents have been shut down. my opposition to this plan starts with a contradiction in the mission statement, which includes, to create community and identity, when actually it will destroy the community and identity that exists. also, the precedents that this creates further empowers for the developers and politicians and weakens the individuals and communities within san francisco. as an example, i called 15 law firms

i hope you enjoyed nick's 3 minutes. i probably pay $2,000 for him to do that.ime and again the voice of the residents have been shut down. my opposition to this plan starts with a contradiction in the mission statement, which includes, to create community and identity, when actually it will destroy the community and identity that exists. also, the precedents that this creates further empowers for the developers and politicians and weakens the individuals and communities within san francisco. as an example, i called 15 law firms before i found an attorney. all of them had consulates. how does an individual get access to justice if every law firm does not want to take a case, either because they are already employed by the developers or city, or because they believe it is bad for business? furthermore, there was a councilmember who stated, what i hope is a career-limiting opinion, that there are no nimbys on treasure island. we have no representation on the council. where is chris caly? -- chris daly? he has been absent for how long? furthermore, this will tear u

nick, she wants you to take her to the movies if your schedule permits. and show you yesterday's severe storms that ripped through the washington, d.c. and maryland area. there you see a lot of structural damage. there were some injuries with this storm that was just fast and furious but there were no fatalities. 100,000 people were without power at the height of that storm. you could see there was either some damage at the white house. heat wave continues. 18 states now under heat advisories including iowa, illinois, texas feels like 115. the question, of courses on everyone's mind when will the heat end? in kansas city it ends on sunday. same in chicago. the humidity dissipates, dallas and memphis, you'll still be oppressively hot >> thanks so much. this weather report has been brought to you by orkin. elizabeth, back to you. >> marysol, thanks so much. >>> coming up next, from killer heat waves to fire, to those devastating floods in pakistan and iowa, why all the severe weather? is it global warming? [ male announcer ] for frequent heartburn relief, n

that's nick whatny. grow up in davis and attended fresno state. today in wisconsin he looked all world. it was a beautiful day along lake michigan and -- mickelson shot a 1-73. he is minus one. tiger had trouble with his putter. here is his final shot of the day. look at this. he actually smiled. he is minus three. whatny a die hard giants fan. birdied fine of the first seven. he shot a 6 under 66. the 29-year-old enjoys a three shot lead into the final round. nick's birdie on 11. as we said three back. >>> a's trail 2-0 in the 9th. full highlights tonight in sports wrap at ten. >> all right. thank you. coming up on the 10:00 news -- cheaper e tickets, the music festival has gone through plenty of changes. we will look at it tonight. >>> that's our report for now. >> for all of us thank you for joining us. the next newscast is the 10:00 news. good night. >> goodnight.

nick nick i don't get d. >> mike: i don't get it.icked up lopez from pittsburgh in exchange for two players, and also got ramon ramirez from boston. good old-fashioned pitchers duel. chad billingsley freezes freddie sanchez. barry zito matched him in the sixth. he made one mistake in the seventh. casey blake. 1 or dodgersing in the bottom of the eight until. pat burrell, the hero. the giants come back for the 2-1 victory. >>> before today's game, san francisco honored former greats rich awe reel -- aurilia and sean estes. they recognize players who played at least nine seasons in san francisco, or five years with at least one all-star appearance. for estes, having his sons there was special. >> for them to be able to share in this, be able to come back, see my plaque, and know their father did something other than golf, watch horse racing or take them to school. that may be the highlight of this day. i would just like to say thank you for your support throughout the years, i will be rooting just like you are for these guys to beat th

the proposed islamic center is in every league dense is nick -- really dance is nick district. -- really dance business district. it is like lots of areas. it had no connection to the site whatsoever. there is a much history here. things are pouring down and being built on top of that. it is a patchwork quilt. and today with my camera, took a couple hours and took pictures of these buildings and put them up on my block without a lot of commentary. just to show people, here are some things you that maybe you do not know about this project. across the street from the world trade center site is this plaza. it has vendors selling t-shirts. construction workers eating lunch. it is busy. it is bustling. tourists. new york obviously has not forgotten about 9/11. those who walk past the construction fence every day still feel tremendous grief. but life continues. this is a busy, busy part of the city. it is filled with people going to work every day and doing their jobs. it is not a place where everyone is boiling angry. it is not a place where everybody is talking about september 11. you walk p

nick schifrin join us from around karachi. >> reporter: for 14 million people the victims of the worst disaster in pakistan's history help cannot come soon enough. a two-week deluge of swollen rivers and eme villa villages h virtually wiped out instructure. the navy here has rescued there ds of phere are still thousands just like them who are stranded. and this is one of hundreds of lakes that these floods have created. and to give you a sense of the scale of the disaster, just this lake alone is bigger than delaware. those trapped on the ground now rely on aid packages dropped from helicopter. others escape the rising waters by any means necessary. and the fallout from this catastrophe will only grow. many of the displaced have nowhere to go. and because the flooding happened so quickly, there was no time to put shelters up or get relief workers in place. the united nations has appealed for $500 million in aid. the u.s. has pledged $71 million. >> additional lots of human lives and further suffer will go occur. >> reporter: the pakistani government has been criticized heavily for not

golfer nick watney was born in sacramento.n, he looks ready to win his first major championship. it was a beautiful day at whistling straits along lake michigan where they want to reconsider this rule about playing it where it lies. tiger woods played 30 holes today. the putter didn't hold up. the final shot of the day, look at this, it tiger smiles but he is minus 3 after 54, 10 shots off the least. three 20-something were atop the leaderboard but it's 51- year-old tom lehman who makes the shot of the day. that's a hole in one. tom ledgian tied for 60th. >> and then there is wen chun lieng who set a course record 8 under 64, back in this thing. 21-year-old rory mcelroy became the youngest golfer to win a major championship in 20 years. the kid from ireland. and remember dust equip johnson who let the u.s. open championship slip away but he drills this one. he is tied for second for mcelroy. and nick watney who says he is a true die-hard giants fan enjoys a three-shot lead going into the final round of this final tournament. w

-based wildlife alliance and that's who nick works for.hile here these animals get protection and affection -- >> what are you doing? >> reporter: -- everywhere here, you see animals bravely soldiering on despite serious injuries. >> this old bear is named ralph. he's got three legs. a lot of the bears here don't have all their legs because they got caught in snares. >> reporter: these are sun bears, which look like they're half bear, half golden retriever. while we're here, the wildlife alliance mounts a raid to rescue two baby black bears. this woman had the baby bears tied up in ropes. she's now facing five to ten years in prison. >> we just had to provide all these branches to make them feel more secure. >> reporter: the bear cubs are brought to be treated by an australian group called free the bears. what's the prognosis for the bears? >> compared to others, it's nowhere near as good as others. as in the past. one has lost her foot. and another one which has lost all of her claws and another -- >> it must be tough to see baby bears co

in the meantime, the deputy prime minister nick clegg is running the democrat. they were all smiles for the cameras, but since then, the two have had to break some sobering news to the public. they say britain faces massive cuts in expenditures. in london, clegg introduced legislation to help children from deprived backgrounds. >> spending cuts. let me be clear. tackling the deficit is our immediate priority. but it is not our be all, end all. >> many think the government is not doing enough. the liberal democrats have left up -- lost a lot of support. >> we should never have elected them. >> for the moment, the new coalition will continue with its tight budgeting in hopes of spurring on an economic recovery. >> some soccer news, a german player has completed his move to rail madrid -- real madrid. it is a 15 million euro deal. he is the second player from the german world cup squad to head to real, following a player who transferred from stuttgart. >> he seemed almost an off from the reception he received in madrid. he set -- he seemed almost in ought -- awe of

fifth largest mobile communications group in the world for users it may be a case where more is less nick poole business r.t. . let's see how the markets are getting on over in asia japanese shares are trading lower exporters weighing on the market see again remain from a fifteen year highs hong kong shares slipped in the morning trade as a result shares pushed lower on weakness in some commodities pages b.c. holdings inc no point three percent in china petroleum dropped two point two percent after its second quarter profit decline. from here in russia the stock closed down on friday both oil and metals in retreat damping investment of commodity produces. iron and steel dropped three point seven percent while gas problem was down one point one percent. now it's into a broadly negative for the russian markets last week so i went from consultancy invest cafe give some tips on which stocks look out for this coming week but i would recommend. metal producers. for was also a consumer segment is waiting for soon so. more systems of. interest for sort of more and more smartphones are being bough

second half, kyle boller, former cal bear, corner end zone to nick miller. that looked kind of nice. final minute of the game now. jerome boyd, we're talking some backup players here, returns it for a touchdown for the raiders. the raiders beat the cowboys, 17-9. here now an honest jason campbell. >> it was the first time i had jitters in a long time before a game started. a lot of it had to do with playing with a new team, getting used to the pregame warm-up. and getting hit. i've been getting hit since the last season started and hit pretty good on one or two plays. >> a few plays didn't look so bad. raiders next preach game august 21st in chicago. >>> okay, here we go. this is going to be a wild weekend for the giants. the padres arriving in town late tonight and this whole story with jonathan sanchez getting national attention now. he guaranteed the giants would sweep the first place padres beginning man jana. tonight's game or tomorrow night's, i'm already ahead of myself. tonight's game against the padres -- tomorrow night's game here on nbc. this afte

prime minister david cameron heads the coalition along with deputy prime minister liberal democrat nick clegg its formation the coalition has unveiled sweeping public spending cuts to tackle the u.k.'s record budget deficit critics say the next to be too drastic an opinion poll show mixed support for the performance of the government and he's general secretary of compass a left wing think tank in london says it's only a matter of time the fall the coalition's popularity drops. the coalition government is inflicting huge huge cuts on public services here in britain cuts in public spending even deeper and mrs thatcher did in the one nine hundred eighty s. in this is going to have dramatic effect. on both lower middle income. is meant and meant to be a leader of a party that stands up for fairness he also went into the election. campaigning again the conservatives plan his rise in value added tax he went into the election promising to scrap try to if he got into government and on all of those things he is broke his promise is a liberal democrat party would have been far better i'm going in

and home grown hero american nick watney will enter the final day all of the year's final golf major of the u.s. p.g.a. three strokes clear of northern irish. sixteen games were thought last that's the on button streaks in it currently hold up the top of the russian premier league though them managed to take just the point from the now moscow when the sides met in st petersburg on saturday the home side dominated the proceedings early on but it was kevin karami who find themselves in the right place at the right time to give the lead twenty six minutes in the former german international netting on his debut however is a neat level just eight minutes later alexander chris just got off the mound with the initial effort. he's used to finish is. pressed hard afterwards but it was a nice alexander before off who could have to win all three points deep in the second half the blues nevertheless move eight points clear of the chase and. elsewhere a surprise package for technology up to third after six. am secure with the score tied two two and all to play for eight minutes from time to time

east and call the six billion dollars asset the current owned by egyptian tycoon agave so where is nick pool reports. vimpel com is in talks to buy one hundred percent of wind and fifty one percent of or a scam the russian operator will reportedly fund the deal with shares and around one billion dollars in cash if it goes through vimpel com will more than double the number of its users but analysts say the main attraction is the development opportunities it offers an asia russia and ukraine. growth drivers. of. russia can't. believe are of such high growth rates the way the earlier several years ago in that case it looks reasonable for all. their many activities such markets as the markets. are still on the been created the market is not taking kindly to view pull coms plans shares in the company fell dramatically as news of the possible acquisition emerged investors are worried about the debts associated with the companies the egyptian try coom wants to sell anyone that we need has long been debt ridden currently its debt standard eight billion euros this was one of the main problems n

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to be able to challenge the united states which it treats the region as has bank yallop also says nick arrived president daniel ortega has given an exclusive interview to. the world is changing the u.s. isn't this isn't a problem just for latin america rather for the entire world this country has military and economic power and at the same time it's not changing its expansionary and imperialistic policy whenever i speak to presidents of latin american countries no matter how conservative they are they can damage your. attitude towards them for the full stop we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. you can watch the full interview with daniel ortega later in the hour here. also on the way the people turning to spiritual power. discover how with. the banks liberia's late by call is home to a goal that was strong. if not be here find out why an outspoken reality is done as a modern day icon capturing the american public's imagination. turkish police could soon be seen but churning the streets of germany it's part of a new plant bringing creasing t

my name is nick. i'm a public access cable tv producer. with about eight years experience at another station. not the san francisco station. i urge you to not allow vaback to get additional money from the comcast account. on the basis that they have very similar to what steve has said, not exhibited the amount of trp -- transparency and accountability that the expenditure of public funds requires. i filed the complaint with the sunshine ordinance task force that ruled that they had violated the sunshine law on may 25 of this year. vaback has been very difficult to communicate with. and to give you one example when i submitted programs way back in november, initially it was easy to do and then i submitted a second set in december and i was told, mind you after already having been through their application process, i was told that this time i had to let them scan my driver's license into their computer system. i wrote the executive director a letter on december 20 which now eight or nine months later i still don't have a reply from. that was

nick watt, abc news, london.good for him. >>> hope you have a great night and from all of us here in the new studio for "world news," see you tomorrow night. m all of us here in the new studio for "world news," see you tomorrow night. >>> next at 6:00 bay area city might put a stop to controversial red light camera autos heat arrives and with it, something we haven't experienced all summer long. >> in sangt, the state sent it's last check to health clinics. now, families may see cuss in services. and san francisco street musicians sound off. a look at the city policy they claim is unfair. >>> this plume of smoke is coming from a grass fire burning in contra costa county south of highway 4. it's near san marco boulevard. it's now gone to a second alarm. we don't know how close sit to homes but do know so far, no evacuations have been ordered. sky 7 is on the way. we'll bring you a look as soon as it gets there. >> other top story tonight. ongoing controversy about cameras used to catch people running red lights. t

. >> my name is nick, i have been a resident of the commission for 30 years. i have some serious concerns about sunday streets. i'm an automobile owner. i park my automobile on the street. in june, for example, after sunday streets, i took some photographs which i would be glad to share with you, around 11:00 on the sunday of the sunday streets. the streets there were more employees of the city of san francisco there than there were public, nonemployees. i think at some point you are going to have to re-examine the impact of this program. i'm very concerned that it's part of mayor newsom's plan to privatize public spaces, namely the public streets. and i see no virtue on a completely blind-sided anti-automobile mentality. there are thousands of automobile owners in san francisco. probably most of whom don't have a place to park but on the street. that's my situation. i would tend to agree with steve that if this nomination is headed in that direction, that it's better that you vote it down than approve it. thank you. >> thank you. any other member of the publi

prospect of a double dip recession which is a direct consequence of the huge cutbacks the in part nick clegg is responsible for and as i say when these cuts really start to kick in really start to hurt people then we're going to have a hugely unpopular government on our. well that brings up to date for the moment i'll be back with a look at our main news stories in about eight minutes from now in the meantime extreme weather conditions affect the lives of millions heaters region russia and floods devastated pakistan so what's behind these catastrophes well has been talking to russian physicist alexander ginzburg who says the only force to blame is mother nature to be coming your way next. but thank you so much for talking to us now these conspiracy theories that have recently flooded. about how there is a geophysical weapon that somebody is testing that is causing all of these problems there icelandic volcano. floods in pakistan the heat in russia is that true. it's an interesting question that comes up at least every few years five years ago when hurricane katrina struck the u.s. sure

and homegrown hero american nick what he will enter the final day of the year's final golf major of the u.s. p.g.a. three strokes clear of northern irish hot shot. sixteen games without loss that still unbeaten streak xin need to currently hold the top of the russian premier league though they took just a point from moscow when the sides met in st petersburg on saturday at the home side dominated proceedings in the early on but it was heaven around here and find themselves in the right place at the right time to give the nominee the lead twenty six minutes in the former german international netting on his debut our bridges need levelled matters just eight minutes later alexander was just off the mound with the initial effort running down to a loss of h. the easiest all finishes. are pressed hard afterwards but it was nice alexander before off who could have stolen all three points in the second half the blues nevertheless moved eight points clear of the chasing pack. elsewhere a surprise package for technology to third after sixteen or over. sixty years with the score tied to two to an

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and nick schifrin went to the floods aboard an american cargo plane. >> reporter: in the fluorescentglare of a military base, the u.s. responds to a humanitarian crisis. soldiers and airmen in afghanistan load emergency supplies destined for pakistan where more than 1 million need desperate help. the u.s. has pledged $10 million. and among the first things that are being delivered are these meals really to eat, or mres, as the military calls them. the military has delivered more than 200,000 already. all requested by the pakistani government. these men and women will make this trip twice tonight. delivering 150,000 pounds of food. this flight between bagram, afghanistan, and peshawar, pakistan, is only 30 minutes long, but it's not one the u.s. military makes very often. that's because the pakistani government restricts the military from openly operating inside of afghanistan. but in this case, pakistan requested the help. the u.s. is jumping at the chance to be seen as helping the pakistani people. the reason for that -- anti-americanism runs strong in pakistan. the u.s. hopes by de