nearly 300 injured in a northwestern city. more than 0.5 million people have been affected by flooding and tens of thousands evacuated. in iraq, a suicide bomber killed at least 57 recruits and soldiers in bagdhad. it is the deadliest attack in weeks, with political tensions mounting at the end of combat operations there. the army is preparing to reduce forces to under 50,000 at the beginning of september. the bomber targeted a center in downtown bagdhad. hundreds of recruits were gathered there at the time. the month of august has seen almost daily attacks on security forces and police, but this was most deadly. >> we were standing in the area. the army and officers were registering. and then the bomb went off. >> the attack is an embarassment to iraqi authorities, 2 weeks before troops are getting ready to leave the country. >> a palestinian man was shot and wounded after barricading himself in tel aviv. the intruder identified himself as palestinian and attempted to take a diplomat hostage. the man was carrying a toy gun. h

the northwestern city of shinuiju was completely inundated with floodwaters. the extent of the flood damage has not yet been confirmed. however, north korea's state-run television says more than 5,000 people were rescued by troops under orders from leader kim jong-il. on thursday south korea's red cross sent a message to the north stating that it is ready to send food, medical supplies, and other necessities as humanitarian aid. the organization says it will determine the size of the aid shipment after receiving a reply from the north. however, it will exclude shipments of rice out of concern that they may not reach the people most in need. south korea has suspended exchange and cooperation with the north except for humanitarian support since the sinking of a gunship allegedly by a north korean torpedo attack in march. >>> in japan, competition of 3-d is heating up. blu-ray is compatible with 3-d televisions. sony said that they will make blu-ray disk software and then release movies and concerts filmed by it is group companies in 3-d. recent data suggests tha

would notice there is a whole south central and southeastern part of the city that is pink and red, and generally, the northwestern part of the city and southwestern are green, shades of green. whenever possible, i shifted territory to balance the capacity with potential enrollments, but because there is the domino effect, you just cannot grab enough children out of areas that do not have enough seats in them and send them to a nearby school and keep the schools in their own attendance area. this map reflects doing that when possible, but just as schools cannot be in the middle of the areas they serve, we cannot create capacity where there are lots of students just because we need it there. terribly expensive, of course, and some schools have plenty of capacity and not many students passed for historical reasons, but i am looking at demand patterns, past choice patterns, we find that there are good reasons in some cases to have surplus capacity because this is a high demand school. it is not necessarily a bad thing to have surplus capacity and lots of people have wanted to go there in the past. but the bottom line

city manager mig-1 $0.5 million per year. and-he has made $1.5 million per year with public outcry over their cells proposed pay. >> with massive landslides in china and northwesternre missing, and you are looking at a rescue. this is yet another problem with torrential rainfall, flooding, and 300 homes of and complete swelled up. and in pakistan, this looks like a lake. flooding has killed 1005 and a people over the past two weeks and it appears that more people will be affected >> fet earthquake. the united nations is that 14 million people of been affected by floods and 1500 people are missing and suspected dead. >> and in europe, this castle, and germany, poland, czech republic, and the rivers are overflowing. and 11 people have been killed and damaging hundreds of homes and businesses and even further north. there is concern of walker's reaching through berlin. reaching waters >> temperatures from a cooler side, with mild inland. here is what we can expect overnight. it will be another foggy night tonight and into tomorrow. and with dense fog along the coastline and as we head towards tomorrow the fog will receipt back to the coast but still be cool. upper 50

city 98. omaha 94. 86 in boston. and 90s from new orleans up to new york. >>> in northwestern china, scenes of utter devastation as atermath of an enormous landslide. more than 700 people have died in the disaster. more than twice are missing. some survivors say sunday's landslide was bound to happen. they say most of the area had trees that were cut down for firewood, increasing the risk of erosion. >>> former president george w. bush was in haiti checking on rebuilding efforts following january's catastrophic earthquake. the former president met with government and local leaders and he visited facilities that received support from the clinton/bush haiti fund. the trip was meant to draw attention to the need for more aid in haiti. >>> president obama signs a bill today that promises to help the export market and the american economy. the $4.5 billion bill should boost the nation's factories. the bill's supporters say it should cut tariffs paid by factories for raw materials and boost exports. the legislation would also support 90,000 jobs in manufacturing. >>> the president signed a bill meant to keep hundreds of t