mazda mazda reportedly plans to ship production of the model marketed in north america to its plant in western japan as early as 2013. mazda and ford each own a 50% stake in auto alliance international. the joint venture has continued to lose money since output fell substantially after the collapse of u.s. investment bank lhman brothers in 2008. mazda's future negotiations with ford are expected to include a complete withdrawal from the joint venture. >>> the japanese automaker is realigning its overseas production platforms. mazda already plans to build a factory in mexico to boost sales in fast growing markets in cross central and south america. it also plans to sell mexican made cars in north america. >>> sharp will switch from making large display panels to smaller sized ones at two plants in central japan. the company's kameyama number two plant in mie prefecture currently produces large liquid cristial display panels for tv sets. shar sharp will phase out the manufacture of large screen tv sets and switch to small and medium sized lcd panels there. the kameyama number one plant w

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy.

and now glitz heading to north america for the first time. >> hello, and welcome, let's start the program with breaking news from libya. where a number of footballers from the libya international team have defected. these three members of the national team and the coach. the team goal keeper has been speaking to the correspondent and he said that he felt that colonel qaddafi has done nothing to help them, and recap that, 17 football professionals have announced their defection to the bbc to rebel forces and they told this in western libya. we will keep you updated. now tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets in syria. as the anti-government protests continue. reports suggest that 15 people were killed in the latest protest calling for the remove of al-assad. our correspondent reports from the syria capital, damascus. >> 100 days of protest and continuing with their course and no change. despite violence, they are out in big numbers. protesters across the country start from this north and descenters, two cities that face the clashes with security and lost loyaltyists in last

the world's most famous duke and dutchess, are coming to north america.he red carpet plans, for will and kate. plus.. it sounds like a broken record. the threat of yet another tuition hike, for california college students. reporter ad libs reporter ad libs good morning. it's thursday, june 16th. i'm grace lee. i'm frank mallicoat. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. i'm frank mallicoat. time is 6-- let's get a quick look at traffic and weather. here's lawrence karnow.. saggy pants got a man tossed off an airplane at s-f- o... and put in jail. anne makovec is in redwood city, where the man is due in court this

this year they are in north america for the first time. mr.a buzz in time. >> it is about time that we were out here that we can also get to know what bolywood actually is. >> it means everything for our economy, for our general public. for people who don't know about boly wood, they get to learn about it. >> it is a great way to showcase what toronto has to offer. >> about 1.5 million asians leave her. the ontario government has invested $14 million to bring it in. >> all the hotels are sold out. that is 20% to 3% increase in occupancy alone. the city has already been used as a backdrop for several indian films. this venture, "breakaway" stars rob lowe. they are getting a lot of bolywood productions here. they are kind of drawing up because of the american dollar and there is no advantage for them to come here. canada is looking for new sources for film production. that is why bolywood is stepping in. >> bolywood has been able to translate beyond the whole out asian awedian -- audience. it is a return to feel-good cinema. >> preparations are

is home to more millionaires than europe, and the region may soon have more millionaires than north america. to be considered a millionaire, you have to have investible assets of at least $1 million. 3.3 million people fit that description in asia, second only to those in north america, according to a new report by merrill lynch. if you put all the assets held by millionaires around the world together, they would equal just under $43 trillion. >> susie: in the "money file" tonight, why you can stop worrying about lattes. here's ramit sethi, author of "i will teach you to be rich." >> america is obsessed with lattes. everywhere we turn, we hear a personal-finance "expert" nagging us about cutting back on our morning habit. yet what they won't tell you is that cutting back on lattes actually does very little to improve your financial situation. here's why. first, cutting back on lattes doesn't actually save that much money. if you were to stop buying all lattes, you'd save about $1,000 a year-- hardly a huge savings. and don't forget, the costs of making your coffee at home will reduce that a

>>> the most famous noewlyweds are headed to north america. plans to keep them safe and secure on their first overseas trip as a couple. >>> and how the circle of life tied up air traffic at one of the busiest airports. >>> we saw a drier day around the bay area. clouds around san jose. we're watching these building rough the afternoon. hilltop showers. those are moving on. now we're talking heating u p for o near 100 nd, 90s t degrees.ne we'll explain how hot it will get coming up. >>> a lawsuit has been filed, and the judge handling the first lawsuit in that deadly amtrak crash that happened in nevada issued a protective order today, prohibiting the destruction or disposal of any evidence linked to last week's fiery collision. a collision that resulted in six deaths. the attorney for alexander curtis, an attendant for amtrak, said the emergency order was asked for to make sure victims of the accident have a say in the investigation of the fatal crash. the lawsuit filed yesterday alleges negligence on the part of the driver, of the truck driv

in europe or in north america basically the same people want to live in security they want to have their rights guaranteed and they want to have economic opportunity and when there are threats against. against these very basic human desires we must stand up and protect ourselves against them well a you said that russia obviously is not the. threat and you also mention the terrorist groups that want to cry or weapons but terrorist groups are not firing ballistic missiles it would be more specific and would you consider the threats coming from and you do know places where these missiles that would be shot over bulgaria and fired from i would be a little bit more careful with you with such an assessment because twenty years ago . terrorists did not do many of the things which we now you now find to be a common practice of animals some groups improvised explosive devices very sophisticated improvised explosive devices complicated and well planned attacks on civilians aimed at disrupting civilian infrastructure in the parks done recently we had terrorists walk into a naval facility and do qui

up next, greg robinson presents his book, a tragedy of democracy, japanese confinement in north america. good afternoon. i'm the education specialist at the roosevelt presidential library museum. i want to welcome you to the roosevelt reading festival. franklin roosevelt planned his library to be a premiere research institution, and the research room is one of the busiest of all the presidential libraries. this year's group of authors reflects a wide variety of research done here each day. we are delighted to highlight books at the festival. let me go over the format. at the top of each area a session begins with a 30-minute talk by an author, followed by 10 or 15 minutes of questions and answers. then the authors move to the lobby, where you can purchase one of the books and have the author sign them. at the top of the next hour the process repeats itself. it's my pleasure to introduce greg robinson, a native new yorker and an associate professor of history in quebec, and a board member of that university's center for united states studies. he is a specialist in north american ethnic s

be able to see this eclipse the one place that people won't be able to see it unfortunately is north america because it's daytime there at the moment but for the next hour and a half if you have the chance to grab some binoculars or a telescope you'll be able to see a lot more detail on the earth's on the surface a lot of the big craters and seas but i. but on the surface a lot more than you'd usually be able to see you'll also be able to see a sight at the end of this hour and a half of our stock will soar back in the fourth century b.c. as the sun's as the earth's curved shadow lose the moon he saw all that time ago and and gave some of the first proof that perhaps earth is in fact a sphere not flat unfortunately for you bill stuck in the studio you're going to have to wait quite a while the next solar eclipse is going to be in two thousand and eighteen so unfortunately you'll have to wait for that yes but a lot of us stay in the studio until that time we're going to get a chance to have a quick look out the window i hope in about twenty minutes from now and see if we can have a look at th

in north america "john king, in north america "john king, usa" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> thanks, wolf, and good evening, everyone. tonight major breaking political news. the presidential campaign of the former house speaker newt gingrich implodes just five days before the first major republican candidates' debate. speaker gingrich vows to fight on tonight but he has virtually no staff and a fund-raising crisis. and congressman anthony weiner delivers an emphatic no to the growing choruses of democrats who want him to resign. but up first tonight, important breaking news on the world stage. we have new details tonight about what amounts to a secret war in yemen. new promises from the united states and its allies to the anti-gadhafi opposition in libya, and disturbing new video suggesting the brutal syrian regime has once again tortured a child as part of its effort to stifle political dissent. these global challenges dominated today's senate confirmation hearing for president obama's choice to be the next defense secretary, leon panetta. panetta now se

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expected to be on hand for today's service, many of them are members of the fire service from across north america. >> here a map of the city route. it will have a major impact on bay area traffic. there is number of road closures near the cathedral, that includes part of geary, 15th and dolores street. >> after the funeral you should know that a procession of about 50 fire trucks will head to holy cross cemetery in colma where the fallen firefighters will be laid to rest. parts of market street and all of interstate 280 south from the 101 split will be closed from 3:00 to 7:00 this afternoon. drivers are being told to avoid the area and there will be delays. >> a reminder, we will carry the funeral service live in its entirety. service is going to be streamed live at abc7news.com. >> thanks for joining us.

. >> north america is the largest profit center in the world. the parent company with facilities in 80 countries, posted $21 billion in sales world wide. with many brands they sell a third of all alcohol in the u.s. the union advocates a boycott. >> people need to look at how we spend our money. >> reporter: in a statement the company says they have not taken this decision lightly. recognizing this will be difficult for employees. >> i don't think it will effect me as much as it will effect the younger people that are here. you know, because we got young people here with families. just bought homes. new cars and stuff like that. >> reporter: the company said it already made its decision, will consumers get into the spirit of boycotting? tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the deadline for lawmakers to pass a budget is two days away but there was little movement today. should they miss the deadline their pay will be frozen. governor jerry brown called on them to do the right thing. the budget game of $9 billion is a tax extension the governor has

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world.of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. >> tonight 16th when casey and caylee are leaving at 12:30. the same night they swam in the pool. after they were done they taped a ladder which snaps off and they take it away from the pool so caylee can't climb up it by themselves. tuesday morning they noticed the ladder was back up on the pool hooked up and the gate on the side of the house was open. >> dowry call ever meeting a man by the name of mark fuhrman? >> i remember mr. fuhrman wanted to speak to us offer us any help he could with his expertise as a detective. >> he's not a detective, though, is he? >> not at that time he wasn't. >> he is a member of the media, is he not? >> at that time i found out after speaking with mr. fuhrma

expected to be on hand for today's service, many of them are members of the fire service from across north america>> here a map of the city route. it will have a major impact on bay area traffic. there is number of road closures near the cathedral, that includes part of geary, 15th and dolores street. >> after the funeral you should know that a procession of about 50 fire trucks will head to holy cross cemetery in colma where the fallen firefighters will be laid to rest. parts of market street and all of interstate 280 south from the 101 split will be closed from 3:00 to 7:00 this afternoon. drivers are being told to avoid the area and there will be delays. >> a reminder, we will carry the funeral service live in its entirety. service is going to be streamed live at abc7news.com. >> thanks for joining us. 

here in central california, for one of the few bullfighting schools in north america.es it take to be a matador? >> i'd say it's a man that likes to live on the edge. adrenaline rush. >> reporter: dennis knows his trade. as a presentation ofessional, h hundreds of bulls. today, he only performed so-called bloodless fights where the animals are not hurt. he's hollywood's go-to guy for movies that include bums. he was a stunt double in "cowboy up." and he kept johnny knoxville and his friends alive in "jackass 2." it all begins with the cape. and it weighs nearly 15 pounds. >> it's got to be substantial because the wind is your enemy. the bull makes you famous. >> reporter: the other students include a telecommunications engineer and a couple of guys that work with livestock. >> keep your legs planted to the ground. feet like charlie chaplain. >> reporter: we're learning a move called the veronica. the bull is sent away from your body. the animals don't see colors, just movement. and the danger is very real. dennis has been gored by a horn through his leg and he's had sp

. >> reporter: to find out more about then, we went to the one place in north america you can see thema world san diego. and the emperor are the big ones? >> they are the largest species of penguins. >> reporter: they're about the size of my toddler. >> i think they're probably about the size of the toddler. i bet you they're a little stronger though. >> reporter: and with sharper beaks. >> with sharper beaks. pretty independent too. >> reporter: lauren, sea world's bird specialist, says it's completely possible that a lost emperor penguin, even one 2,000 miles away from its icy empire, should eventually find its way home. >> many of the birds we've seen here go to the same nest site year after year. it's similar to going back to your maternal home. you know where that is. you may not have actually remembered where it is, but there's something instinctual. they actually know. >> reporter: they have a built-in gps? >> a better gps than us. >> reporter: penguins are resourceful. >> what are you guys doing? >> we're digging to antarctica. >> reporter: maybe not quite so reversefuled as "m

a total loss of the population for north america could lead to agricultural losses estimated at more. some species eat large amounts of insects that can damage crops while others serve as pollinators. up from last week, this is one hour, 15 minutes. >> good morning. today, a follow-up hearing on a subcommittee that was examined this in june to thousand nine. and this was first discovered in 2006. -- june 2009. this has spread to 18 states from maine to kentucky. i ask unanimous consent to include all opening statements if it quoted. caring no objection, so ordered. despite a considerable amount of effort by six agencies in various affected states, which have spent more than millions of dollars, we are no closer to stopping this disease which has devastated more than half of the 47 species of bats native to north america. why is this hearing important? bats consume vast amounts of insects. according to a "science" magazine, their value to the u.s. agriculture is between $3.70 billion to $52 billion each year. the pollitt state -- a prominent trainer 60 plants and they are so effective

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. >> greta: what was in the trunk of casey anthony's car? garbage or a decomposing child? everyone wants to know that answer. in court today jurors heard from one of the canine handlers in the investigation. depend -- the deputy testified that one of the highly trained k-9's alerted officers there had been a dead body in the trunk of the car. judge janine joins us. she was in the courtroom today. good evening. tell me what happened today? who won, who lost? >> it didn't start out as a good day for the prosecution when they had to call back the forensic anthropologist to identify it was a wrong piece of evidence. i think the winner today was the four-legged witness who didn't take

it is the tallest waterfall in north america. the fifth tallest in the world. that's over my right shoulder. over here, if allen can pan to his right, we're going to give you a live look at half dome. take a look at that magnificent cliff, just gorgeous. i have to say i've actually hiked half dome twice. that's some props to me, right? below all of this is the merced river. that is where these waterfalls flow into. right now merced river below us, if we could take a look right down here, this is really calm. but i can assure you, some other portions of merced river just flowing fast and furious. if we could roll some video we shot yesterday when we got into town, you can take a look for yourself. merced river is flowing. i can hear that in my ear flowing fast and furious as i said. here is the issue. it is that massive meltdown, snow pack 200% of normal. a cool spring, of course. sunrise in temps causing a cooldown. campers are running into flooded trails already 20 tent cabins, 40 campsites closed. this is reality here. now, flood stage is at 10 feet. park off

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it is the tallest waterfall in north america. the fifth tallest waterfall in the entire world. now, this feeds directly into the merced river. as christina mentioned, it is the massive meltdown right now. the sudden rise in temps that has all that snow, 200% of normal the snow pack this year. all that snow is melting quickly. with temps rising that is melting. i believe you're looking at video yesterday. this the merced river rushing down, rolling. it is certainly a sight to see. the problem here in yosemite. the national "weather center" issued a flood advisory. some of the campsites have been closed. if we go live, i can show you what's going on. we have yosemite falls as the backdrop. this is cook's meadow. certainly several acres behind us here. if allen can pan down and just show you, it is flooded. this is what campers are dealing with out here. some of the trails are flooded. as i mentioned, some campsites are closed. nothing, though, compared to what has been here before, if we could walk over and give you a little tour here. this was the floodwater level in january of

and monarchs because they migrate depend on habitats in many different parts of north america so an individual monarch butterfly that emerges in minnesota or somewhere else in the northern part of its breeding range will migrate through the central part of the united states through texas and into sites in central mexico where they spend about four or five months and then fly back into the southern part of the united states where they start another generation of monarchs. so what we're doing is we're trying to figure out the relative impacts of the genetically modified crops and all of the other things that might be killing miners in there in . the moment to fly lays its eggs on a wheat new quiett that grew on fields after the industry had developed to supposedly ingenious method of killing all clones except for the desired. useful plant by the calculated use of a certain herbicide it took away diversifies habitat. and the only intentional side effect of gene technology in the culture. we now know through our experience with corn in the united states that the biological pollution of these you k

they say they should admit it is a problem of supply in north america and not necessarily latin america. >> well, they already recognize thafment the office of drugs already recognizes it is a problem of consumption. the problem for latin americans which are dealing with so much violence, particularly at this moment, mexico, and other times colombia, is that they are having zoo many people that in the -- having so many people that the policies have failed. the u.s. recognizes the problem will not be solved in mexico, south america, colombia or bolivia. the real problem is, if they don't reduce consumption significantly, if they don't change policy and give an opportunity to prevention, information, use more resources, the policy of putting in jail everyone that uses drugs, no matter the age, drugs are hard or soft, is going to be a policy that's not working. >> thank you very much. >> you are watching bbc news. still ahead, a fourth foremen as the head of world football. >> activists in bahrain say there have been some pro-democracy reforms. they poast videos and photos online which the

lots of clouds building over the western side of north america today. we've got cool and unsettled conditions again all the way from british columbia, canada, down towards central california here. some snow in the mix for the upper elevation areas. while that cold air meets the warm air in the south, we're going to see some quite active thunder clouds building up here for the new mexico as well as the ntral plains. so tornadoes, damaging winds possible throughout the night. many tornadoes and damaging winds reported in the northeastern corner of the u.s. as well. that system is quickly on its way out. new york city, 25 degrees, 22 degrees in chicago. it does say hot in houston at 36 degrees. 34 degrees in denver. we're looking at arm and dry conditions in the northern tier of europe. to the far north, wet and unsettled. around the mediterranean, though, we're going to see plenty of thunderstorms developing here across italy, much of the balkans into poland and also the ukraine, experiencing plenty of thunders weather. temperatures look like this in euro

north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands ojobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for oucountry's energy security and our economy. ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. and at thousands of newly refreshed holiday inn express hotels, you always can. holiday inn express. stay you. and now stay rewarded with vacation pay. stay two weekend nights and get a $75 prepaid card. >> greta: what was in the trunk of casey anthony's car? garbage or a decomposing child? everyone wants to know that answer. in court today jurors heard from one of the canine handlers in the investigation. depend -- the deputy testified that one of the highly

in north america. more heavy rain in central canada and central plains. severe weather potentially where you are seeing in the orange is showing a slight chance of hail and damaging winds and the potential for tornadoes. it will be unsettled a wet in the mid-atlantic and through the east. into saturday, it will be lingering as well. in the south, we have a problem which is the heat and low humidity. the gusty winds are coming together to bring out critical fire weather from arizona through western texas here. temperatures are 38 degrees in houston. you have a few days of that at least. the heat building in the midwest. 27 for you in chicago. 30 in d.c. cooler in new york and toronto in the mid-20s here. for you in seattle, much cooler. 20 and 19 in vancouver. here is the extended forecast. >>> once again, the top story at this hour. a system to decontaminate the water at the fukushima daiichi power plant has gone into function. it is dealing with the build up to bring the reactors under control. tokyo electric power company enacted the system on friday. t

they expect 466,000 pilot jobs will be expected. 97,000 will be in north america. >>> the city of napa is turning off the electronic eye on one of its red light cameras. the camera is located at highway 29 at highway 121. the camera has been sending out thousands of tickets for running the red light. that includes the drivers that are turning right on the red light. now the camera won't be focused on the right turns that cause very few accidents but most of the tickets at the intersection. >> i don't know if you call it a trap but it probably is excessive. >> i think that is fabulous. because that is the worst camera out there. >> now the city doesn't know how it will make up the money that the camera used to generate. let's check back in with sal for a look at traffic. any problems? >>> we are doing pretty well. so far so good as we get out to the roads. let's take a look at some of the freeways. westbound 92 looks good. also this morning we looking good if you are driving on 880 northbound. the construction work there near 66 is still in the left lane. it's not causing a big backup s

our north america editor has more. >> you might have thought sarah palin was the real deal, queen ofhe american right. now there is competition. meet michele bachmann. christianity is central server politics. she is anti abortion and gay marriage. she did not give up her political career to become a tv star. she stresses her pride in being a mother, five children and 23 foster children. unlike palin, she made her money as a tax lawyer. but she is a critic of mainstream politicians. most important, unlike sarah palin, she is a candidate. >> barack obama will be a one- term president. to announcewaterloo their plans for a battle. it is the small town where she was seductive for conservatives in such places to return to america as it used to be paired >> we made our own way. we depended on our neighbors and ourselves. it was not our government we depended on for our health, because we trust in god and our neighbors and not in government. >> even fox news questioned whether this spirit it too free with facts. >> are you a flake? >> i think that would be insulting to say something like th

. >> and what is the greenest city in north america?ay be surprised by the answer.  >>> french president nicolas sarkozy was briefly grabbed and yanked against a metal barrier at a public rally this morning in france. >> quite a scare. he was shaking hands in a crowd when visiting a town in southwestern france when a man reached over the railing, graed him bhe shouldernd pulled him toward the crowd. the man is 32 years old and works in the theater business. he was quickly wrestled to ground by body guards and being questioned by security officials. sarkozy was not hurt. >> prince william and kate arrived in canada moments ago for their first official overseas trip since their wedding. they will spend nine days in canada before jetting to los angeles july 8. tomorrow they will celebrate canada day in ottawa and set to open the calgary stampede and go canoeing in the northwest territory. in los angeles they will introduce up and coming british film talent to hollywood executives. >>> a tough competition but a new

broadcasting internationally for more than eighty years from our scout when our programming from north america directly from washington and new york are you going to can't turn to him to find out more. welcome to voice of russia in washington and i'm just going jordan time now five o'clock in d.c. and one in moscow they launched with the motto the more voices the better the voice of the russian team in washington reports on international and u.s. news just like any other news radio station they say what makes them different. is there africa to bring up what's being left out by the us mainstream media when you consider american for us foreign policy has around the world i would say we are not hearing enough of people from people around the world the need for more voices in the media was up for discussion at this panel in washington titled gateway to understanding the great deal of soul searching going on in this country right now can we in are we open to voices from outside i think absolutely yes many analysts say there is stick my guess the russian media something that voice of russia will hav

. >> from north america or from europe. >> they're from all over the united states and i think all overhe world and it becomes kind of a little bit of a root story as well, some of them retrace their own family historys and how they were affected. it is deeply moving and sell celebrateory. >> that will be the at the castro on closing night. >> for folks who would go to the palo alto are both of those also there. >> yes, yes, rightment? >> yes. >> you have so many -- how many films do you have this year. >> we have 59 films. we have about 30 guests comeing from all over the world. yep. >> and so what are some of the other things that are happen thing year? >> -- -- happen thing year. >> we have a large selection of films from poland which includes the closing night film that i talked about. and with have a lot of inner faith films. one is called "77 steps" and she had a film a couple of years back that was a real crowd favorite. so this film is dealing with also the personal documentary. we have many of those, and she is the director, and she is showing her life in israel as an arab and

including mayor ed lee, and congresswoman nancy pelosi. 5000 uniformed firefighters came from all over north america. firefighters accompanied the family to a private burial in colma. >>> firefighters who stood on the shore while a man walked into the bay first said they were not certified to rescue him. they explained a lack of training funds. turns out, they did have the money. kristen ayers on the untapped resources. >> reporter: delores barry buried her stepson, raymond zach, 10 days after firefighters, police and bystanders watched for an hour as zach drowned just off crown beach without ever intervening. >> i was just really angry. >> hurry up! he's way out there! >> we're going to get someone. >> he can't swim. >> reporter: on 911 tapes, barry can be heard desperately asking to save her suicidal stepson. firefighters were not trained for water rescue, because they didn't have the funds for training. but this memo written more than two years ago by the fire chief at the time tells a different story. it says, quote, we have been approved funding to recertify instructors and train new swimmers.

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but these free trade agreements are even a bigger deal for north america. our exports to south america will create tens of thousands of american jobs. the reality is then nearly 80% of the world's purchasing power lies outside the united states. if we do not have those markets, others will. free and fair trade agreements can help us create the kind of pro-jobs, pro-growth economy that will lift our nation up. in good physical control, legal tax, and -- could fiscal control, legal tax could help us build our economy and reduce our deficit. we can build on the legacy of president roosevelt's great white fleet by ratifying the free trade agreements so that instead of an inheritance of debt, we can leave our children a bright future. thank you and god bless. >> coming up this week, live coverage of the official presidential announcement a former utah governor and former ambassador to china, jon huntsman. his remarks from the adis state park in new jersey here on c- span, c-span radio and c- span.org. >> c-span has launched a new website for politics in the 2012

, which includes europe and north america. ccording to the pew forum on religion and public life, a majority of leadersrom the south, 58%, believe that evangelicals are gaining influence in their countries. anwhile, mt leaders from the north, 66, say evangelicals are losing influence. the survey found that evangelical leaders around the world agree on many social issues. a large majority across the board said abortion is usually or always wrong. 84% also said that society should discourage homosexuality. >>> the survey was conducted at a large meeting of evangelical leaders. >>> this year in france, which has a large muslim minority, the government banned the wearing of full-face veils, niqab in all public places. muslims objected, but the ruling was overwhelmingly supported by non-muslim french people. france says it's for liberty and equality, but it also has an extraordinary, deep, cultural and constitutional commitment to secularism. in the name of preventing civil unrest, and without much public protest, the government has

citigroup has more than 21 million credit card customers across north america. libya's main opposition group won pledges today of more than $1 billion in financial assistance. western and arab nations promised the funds at a conference in abu dhabi. australian foreign minister kevin rudd said they also focused on what lies ahead for libya once the fighting ends. >> the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the ground is real. and therefore we have two challenges right now. to keep people alive until this crisis concludes and to be fully prepared from the next day which is how do you produce sufficient support and structure for an interim government to perform its functions once qaddafi goes. qaddafi by the way, if he has any sense of his own self-interest would go now. >> sreenivasan: rudd and others said there've been a number of overtures from people close to qaddafi. he said a transition in libya may come sooner than anyone thinks. the governor of alabama today signed what may be the nation's toughest law on illegal immigration. it lets police arrest anyone suspecte

the asteroid will appear as nothing more than a speck to those in north america. experts say it poses no threat. >>> and very happy birthday to actor tobey maguire who turns 36 today. happy birthday. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. >>> tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. after the judge in the casey anthony murder trial abruptly called for a recess over the weekend, could a plea deal be in the works? and the fonz himself, actor henry winkler shares some of the most humorous and heartfelt stories from his new book. >>> and now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and much more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thank you so much for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day, today, on your nbc station. have a great monday.

now we head into north america. we have a very large low pressure system impacting central canada just now throughout the night experiencing very high winds across the region and quite a bit of rain as well falling across a wide area. the great lakes, too, will experience unsettled weather and along this frontal system as it interacts with that warm and humid air from the gulf of mexico. could see a couple severe thunderstorms break out as well. all that is going to be heading toward the northeast on wednesday with the heat wave going on up in the northeast could certainly trigger severe storms wednesday afternoon/evening time. now out toward the west scattered showers once again along the western edge of the u.s. here. it's going to continue for the next couple days developing as it goes. now 32 degrees in denver. hot today. 27 in chicago. stays hot out toward the east. 35 degrees in d.c. 31 in new york city. >>> now we head into europe looking at lots of thunderstorms developing across europe today and that's beca

the top of the bill just yet city my famous golf had already managed to make the headlines in north america it became part of a blockbuster multiplayer trade saw him move to denver nuggets and carmelo anthony to the new york knicks well mozzies and you'd seen were knocked out of the first playoff round in the n.b.a. given him an opportunity to visit home and prepare for the upcoming european championships in lithuania winning the continental trophy in twenty eleven will mean automatic qualification for the london olympics. i can't make any promises in regards to the euro basket but i can say that i'm sure the guys will perform at their best and no one will cut corners and i think in a foundry cure an anchor joins us will have better chances because of his experience to be a great help despite leaving russia still has a large fan base at his previous club called mas he keeps in touch with them through his online blog and those lucky enough may even catch one of his master classes in the russian capital but where are the fans most dedicated in russia or the united states. when i played for kh