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weather officials forecast rain thursday afternoon, raising the risk of mudslides. on wednesday morning, the volcano straddling the prefectures sent up a column of smoke hundreds of meters high. two weeks past since the mountain awoke from its slumber. in miyazaki prefecture, the municipality offices busy removing ash from the roads to make them safe. garbage trucks were used to cart ash to a dump site. weather officials say thick layer of ash and stones could become hazard if there is substantial rainfall. the foot of the mountain on the miyazaki prefecture side is at risk for mud slides. residents are on alert if the rain gets heavy. officials warn people to stay four kilometers away to avoid the risk of large rocks blown from the volcano. the city office is preparing residents for further resupgss disrupting or distributing a hazard map, rather, to about 43,000 residents in. a village about six kilometers away from the crater, officials deliver the maps house by house. the colors in red and yellow shows areas at risk from lava flows if there is a sudden eruption.

especially when you take into account the nature of the mission that those officials have. they are controlling a very dangerous and difficult group of prisoners. >> 16 months later the judge rule in the -- ruled in the case. he wrote that policies at pelican bay prison inflict. here is rita williams report from january of 1995. >> reporter: today in deciding a class action lawsuit by inmates, a federal judge said conditions here violent the violate the constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment. but in this lengthy 345 page ruling, u.s. district court judge felton henderson in san francisco stopped short of shutting down the prison are its dreaded shoe or security housing unit here. so attorneys both for the state and for the inmates claimed victory. >> i think in different areas i think different parties won. >> responding to the point about this somehow can be construed in any way as a state victory or as a split decision is very much like saying that germany didn't lose world war ii because the country still exists. >> reporter: although the judge did say the st

the official. talks from the. video. and. the palm of your. fellow islands in the streets of cairo hundreds of thousands of program to protest . the media transition of power. in the u.k. . to tell more oil in egypt all used by the islamicist organization would in many nations a cuppa. and investigators tell russia's president the identity of the suicide bomber who killed six in the blast at moscow's busiest last month but you can image it is said says still to find the mastermind. of venues the kinds of reports all next after a short break. i guess. max kaiser this is the kaiser report you know both godel aren't talking about there were weapons of mass financial destruction and out of the story world economy where it all comes down to pickle juice we're going to talk more about pickle juice shortly first let's bring up they fear about how if they think they mix. yes you mentioned davros and there was something that happened that they have this that is worth are talking about here the headline read sarkozy goes postal and jamie diamond says ba

officials are homing to find new funding sources before they make any decisions on cuts. >>> health officials are investigating an outbreak of intestinal illness that left 65 students and teacherrers sick at a popular science camp. people started getting sick at the ranch last night which belongs to the marine county. the principal plans to send a bus to retrieve 20 kids who did not get sick and were at the camp this morning. walker ranch principal says the illness crippled the kids from the three schools attending the four-day program there. >> we had what we believe was a viral flu bug where students were getting sick to their stomach. mainly vomiting. it spread quickly. >> health officials have not pinpointed the source of the illness. >>> state regulators ordered pgn to reduce pressure on four gas pipelines. all are buried under heavily populated areas. the order came after they discovered illegal pressure levels. it is all part of the investigation into last september's pipeline disaster. >>> first ship to be recycle at the former shipyard was scheduled to be move there this morning. the

may pool officials have said sweden is better equipped and performs better. in cooperation with us through. partnership for peace than many of our formal members do and that's true. and already in your one thousand five hundred believe it was an official of the defense ministry here that. we are thought already so deeply involved in nato and participate in so many nato activities that the only thing that's missing to become a former member is the signature on a paper. well when one deals with water it has to realize that this tremendous amounts of damage that are done not just human damage but damage to the physical environment in which the battlefield takes place tremendous amounts of damage done by aerial bombs by napalm boy coming from the city whether it's on a sonic boom say tractor marine mammals or it's the burning oil fields here in iraq or it's destroyed coral reefs in the pacific for women purposes the list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of nineteen forty nine states that they are shall be taken in the war to protect and involved against

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the official location to hong kong pulled touch from the. life on the go. video on demand. old girls. are a sense feeds now in the palm of your. push on the dot com. four thirty am good to have you with us here as we give you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on our team mass public protests sweeping across the middle east and north africa demonstrators are taking to the streets of the libyan capital tripoli is after at least two hundred people reportedly shot dead in the country's second city benghazi during a week of on the red sea. as thousands of immigrants fleeing vienna rest in north africa fled into italy european union rushes to head off a humanitarian crisis and this is top e.u. politicians play multiculturalism has failed on the continent. where we could be so embarrassed for the u.s. as the latest cables reveal washington has been spying on the nato chief proselytized documents expose a mole in the office of secretary general anders fogh rasmussen and they show america's influence in alliances relations with moscow. and a fifteen month lo

has been spying on top nato officials and using pressure to distance the alliance from russia. plus this week a man set foot on mars twice and though it was just a mock up trip it's a unique virtual journey will bring a real mission to the red planet a step closer. up next here in our team we examine the impact of oil corporations on the amazon rain forest and on indigenous tribes that live there. why do you believe the locals were affected by cancer whether it. was. hygiene conditions are terrible actually all the drinking water in eastern ecuador is. we have a mehlis results that shows the water contains excrement residues meaning that it comes from the native stepha cations the.

by initiating meetings between leaders and regional transportation officials and four city officials. at our board members, i was the only one to show my colleagues to wait that and will drive construction would impact san francisco neighborhoods. i am the only one who regularly watches -- walks the bridges and trails that lead up to it. they rely on me to share my experience as one of the many pedestrians on the bridge. i have experienced in land use, parts, transportation issues. i have an appreciation of the complex world with the transportation agency and a custodian of a landmark open space. i have working relationships with many of the public officials with whom we work. i was one of only two directors consistently speaking against commercialization of the bridge. i attended meetings and facilitated dialogue between british officials and the community resulting in a unanimous vote against the proposed sponsorship program and preserving the bridges iconic status. -- i attended the meetings and facilitated dialogue between various officials. i have the experience and judgment nece

official. but other experts agree and fear that siding with protest herbs and pushing mubarak to leave might force him to dig in instead. >> what matters isn't what happens in the next day or two. it doesn't matter whether mubarak is the president of egypt. what really matters is what the process to move beyond, to move beyond him? >> reporter: lester, with the statements, meetings and calls, white house officials remain eager to knock down the perception that they are in any way orchestrating events in egypt. as secretary clinton put it today, we are on the outside looking in. lester? >> mike viqueira at the white house, thank you. >>> this program note. tomorrow on "meet the proes," david gregory will have an exclusive interview with mohammed elbaradei. >>> beyond egypt in the middle east, many americans are focused on what's going on in dallas this weekend. we're talking of course about the super bowl. and even before tomorrow's big game, this is already a super bowl to remember, or forget,

went as far as snooping on the alliance's top official. reports on the allegation. cat among the pigeons whistle blower strikes again this time at the very heart of nato according to documents published by two european newspapers a u.s. mole was planted right in the office of the alliance's secretary-general several of the cables revealed by wiki leaks indicate america is trying to control nato from within reporting confidential information back to washington this point of view is supported by some of the documents allegedly sent by u.s. diplomat jeff rafiki. when under spog rasmussen was looking for closer ties with the collective security treaty organization made up of former soviet states the us was quick to veto the idea after a private dialogue with the u.s. representative to nido rasmussen took all mention at the two organizations growing closer out of his address to the alliance in two thousand and nine but why would the us try to pressure its allies. as one of nato is key players u.s. tries to prevent the alliance from growing too close to the russia in the

made through official said sweden is better equipped and performs better. in cooperation with us through. partnership for peace than many of our formal members do and that's true. and already in your thousand five hundred believe it was an official of the defense ministry here that. we are so already so deeply involved in nato and participate in so many nato activities that the only thing that's missing to become a former member is the signature on a paper. the more people we killed the happier our officers were it got to be like a game to see who could kill the most people and the different ways you could prove maybe peace killed but here's some serious you know where they have the most years they will get the most beers in trade unions should be hers. in five min around the circle over no on full automatic sixty. same outrage by six or seven people. most of those. we use special old fish and accessory quick moment. they are ready for a replay. taken off one. became their driving me. to sit through the those people with herds in their previous life. want t

other officials said the president will not step down. we will keep monitoring the situation there and bring you any updates. >>> an ac transit bus passenger in north richmond is recovering from injuries after a gunshot showered him with glass. the bus had stopped at 3rd street in grove avenue just before 10:00 last night. a transit official says a group of people approached the bus and one climbed on board, looked around, and got off. someone then shot at the bus. no one was hit by bullets, but a man suffered minor cuts from the shattered glass. county officials say no arrests have been made but that the suspect had had apparently targeted the injured man. >>> san francisco police at this hour are questioning the surviving driver of a fatal early morning crash. it happened around 2:15 in the richmond district. witnesses say a black audi was speeding east on gary boulevard running red lights before it crashed into a mazda. the driver of the mazda died at the scene. the audi driver is expected to survive and has been detained by police. in

corruption of some officials can be overcome in russia journalists crime experts listen. trust each. other now to some other stories making headlines across the globe at least three people have been killed more than sixty injured when gunmen detonated explosives and stormed the bank in eastern afghanistan along the victims civilian soldiers and policemen president's office so that three suicide bombers were involved in the raid the taliban has claimed responsibility for the attack saying they were targeting security forces. police in germany had to fire tear gas and water cannons to prevent violence during an annual far right rally in dresden around a thousand people were gathered birthday to prove the action to commemorate the deadly allied bombing or the end of the second world war many more leftist counter-demonstrators supported by civil rights groups and democratic parties attended the event some of them tried to attack the gathering throwing rocks and bottles. as carnival time in venice with spectators invited to join in the toast to mark the first day a large fount

csu officials were at a dozen east bay churches today. allen temple. >> the commitment to motivate african american students to earn a university degree is stronger than ever. >> reporter: they are counseling parents and students and showing them the way to financial aid. csu los angeles president spoke today and said the faith based community is a good place to get the message out. >> we want to try to find ways to encourage them, take courses. >> reporter: they are reaching out to students in middle as well as high school because they believe preparing for college has to start early there. is talk of advanced placement courses and lots of inge, math and science. >> i fought the message, my mom works at cal state east bay. i have been looking at colleges for a little while. >> it's great in high school but if you go even higher you can achieve more goals and just be more successful in life. >> reporter: this outreach at a time when the state higher education system is under the financial gun and turning array many students. >> they are s

has been spying on top nato officials and using pressure to distance the lives from russia. this week. though it was just a mock up trip hoping unique. to bring a real machine to the bad planet one step closer. surely european union have joined forces to fight the massive flow of drugs from afghanistan next tonight we hear how the international effort is going so far with the u.n. man whose job it is to tackle the problem. i'm here talking to mr u.t. federal to he's the head of the u.n. office for drugs and crime russia has long been trying to get drug production included on the list of international security threats ms tippett also thank you very much for talking to us now the u.s. seems to have been hampering those efforts to get struck production on to this list of international threats why do you think that it was think as a matter of fact refuse included everybody considers.

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after the speech, president obama questioned the shift of power in a written statement and urged official to do more to meet the people's demands. the egyptian government must put for an unequivocal path toward democracy, he wrote. the white house has pressured mubarak to quickly make changes but stopped short of demanding his resignation. across egypt there have been calls for the military to step in and push mubarak out immediately. but after this morning's announcement, that appears highly unlikely. still, the military has given in to some of the people's demands. they are promising free and fair elections later this year and say they will lift the state of emergency if and when current tensions die down and protestors head home. ines ferre for cbs news, washington. >> coming up in our 6:30 half hour, we are going to be talking with a bay area professor who just returned from cairo, about the mood of the protestors and where the country can go from here. >>> bus drivers are getting a police escort in one east bay neighborhood. armed escorts now trail buses along a route in north richmo

san mateo county officials and peninsula construction officials hammered away at san francisco higher law. >> today i introduce legislation that would prevent san francisco local hire projects to be taken any where else. >> times are tough and construction workers are struggling all over the bay area, not just in san francisco. >> we need jobs in our community, we're the last ones hired and the first ones fired. >> reporter: san francisco labor activists showed up angry at what they see. >> they come from everywhere out of our communities. everywhere. name it, reno, vegas, arizona. >> reporter: san francisco's local hire law only involves jobs using county funds. ordnance sponsor, avalos says the proposal will likely fail to get support. >> it'll probably halt lots of projects up and down california. >> reporter: supervisor avalos says -- san francisco's local hire law is set to take effect on march 5th. david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> state senator lelang yee introduced a bill that aims at making pipelines safer. he wants pg & e and other gas companies to install automatically or rem

waiting underneath the corrugated iron worker are un officials and aid workers. -- iron roof are un officialsand aid workers. one by one, the officials called out the names on the register. only those whose names are on at the list received a yellow food card. >> this one will help you for two days. >> we want to get a yellow card. >> i wish we had won. >> he sits behind the officials, holding a list of people who arrived on the barge. he hopes and now he and his family will get something to eat. like many of the estimated 200,000 people who have recently returned to southern suzadan, they have nowhere to go. >> i would take any jobs so that i could send my children to school. they should have a better life than not live on the streets. >> the people here know that it will all take time, but at least they have a free country they can call their own. >> for more, i am joined by my colleague who has reported extensively from sudan. sudan is a failed state. why is there reason to believe that a in an independent south sudan will be able to function? >> the process of referendum was very peaceful

the road will remain closed until officials decide what to do about that fallen tree. >>> the mountain saw heavy downpours with some areas reporting 2-inches of rain over the past 24 hours. caltrans says it is ready for snow. caltrans has snowplows at the ready. >>> service resumed this afternoon on the alameda harbor bay ferry after managers cancelled this morning's commute run. ferry operators say that high winds made the bay too choppy and dangerous to risk the trip to san francisco's ferry building. >>> there were problems on many bay area roads as well. emergency workers helped a woman out of her car after an accident on interstate 580. paramedics took her to the hospital. a second person involved in this accident was also taken to the hospital. >>> still tracking a few scattered showers on live storm tracker 2 radar. it's cold enough, we could be talking about dropped snow levels. right now at this 7:00 hour, santa rosa 39 degrees and san francisco and san jose. also another batch just offshore, so we'll continue to keep an eye on some pop up showers in the short term. as far as

won't be considered revolutions in order for democratic position to occur people need to elect their officials right now we're not seeing that we're seeing the status quo in egypt the military state can over nothing's changed it's a formal change because the more barak was a part of the military the military in hosni mubarak one of the united states and its allies are politically hedging their bets what they're doing right now is something that we should call creating a counter discourse counter discourse is when you have a party in governance and in opposition if you control both sides now i'm not saying that the protests aren't genuine the protests are absolutely genuine organic but the fact is that the united states is trying to put its own opposition figures into position to see the wisemen in egypt which are unelected individuals billionaires people who were it part of the status quo part of the regime in fact who did nothing when mubarak was in power. the president of the arab lawyers association in britain said the protests across the region were ignited by a hatred of too much western

has been spying on top nato officials and using prancer to distance the alliance from russia. because we command set foot on mars twice and though it was just so mock up trip it's hoped the unique birds will journey will bring a real mission to the red planet a step closer to the. pulse of the european union scramble to help it we with waves of north african immigrants us politicians and experts sound doubt on whether multiculturalism is viable for europe. and with white supremacist movements in the u.s. existing for decades we take a look now at how they operate and why nationalist sentiment is on the rise in some parts of the country. there was one klan plot out of texas nine hundred ninety seven where these klansman intended to blow up a natural gas refinery and they succeeded the authorities said after they were all arrested no one was hurt and off they likely would have killed thirty thousand people that is ten times the number of people. not eleven the world trade center if there's going to be any so salvation. are called. european culture in north america.

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officials can't say when the road will be cleared. addition, some 1700 passengers had to spend the night on a train because snow covered the tracks and more snow is in the forecast. >>> and across china, people were out shopping getting ready for the lunar new year. the year of the rabbit begins at midnight. the rabbit is the fourth sign of the chinese zodiac and is supposed to be a quiet year after the year of the tiger. >>> space shuttle discovery is making what should be the final journey. the last mission to the international space station is scheduled for february 24. the mission was delayed because of cracks in the external fuel tank. nasa has plans for three more flights before the fleet is retired for good. >>> there will be plenty of well-developed fi seeks. a celebration of life is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. former governor and body builder schwarzenegger along with lou farigno and weight loss enthusiast richard simmons are all expected to attend. jack was 96 when he passed away. >>> the case shows one should never gi

to begin their ski trips we already know that all ski trips have been canceled for tomorrow the officials in the authorities all of the republic of combat in the area have asked everybody to remain in their hotels they've closed down all the cable car lifts and. authorities have now surrounded the car waiting for a bomb so the bomb technicians to are arrive on the location you know that there is a gas tank inside the car there's also so much wiring that could be seen according to eyewitnesses and of course the situation is growing tense as people are literally locked within their hotels waiting to see how the situation develops sadly that is not the end of drama about it in the old heidi a local official was also gunned down this evening when he was at a nearby sports facility i join his evening workout men burst into the building and opened fire he died on the spot from the wounds he received so indeed a very tense few days in combat you know both cari of course reflecting on the overall tense situation of course being the north caucuses police are not ruling out terrorist activity but a

officials said, "he called an audible." after he did leave on friday, the white house said it had known that mubarak's curveball was not the final word. >> we have gotten-- into last night, gotten indications that the last speeches may not have been given. >> reporter: but even if the intelligence was strong as mubarak was leaving, it's not clear what was known at the beginning. the c.i.a. compared its egypt intelligence to an earthquake, saying it knew about the grass- roots anger, but not when it might explode. >> people can tell you where the tremors are. they can tell you where the fault lines are. they can tell you what the past is. they can even tell you the threat of something happening is close, but they can't tell you exactly when an earthquake's going to take place. >> reporter: critics, however, say the administration never focused on the rising heat of the discontent. >> they were aware of it. i'm not sure they took it all that seriously. >> reporter: michelle dunne is co-chair of the working group on egypt, a c

the official. from the. video. in the palm of your. comb. to look at some other stories from around the world a new zealand's prime minister has announced the death toll from the country's devastating earthquake has risen to ninety two police say up to one hundred twenty bodies may still be inside one of the buildings hardest hit by new zealand's devastating earthquake two days after the shock had over two hundred people are still unaccounted for police and rescue crews are continuing to comb top. buildings but many are fearing the worst your initial shock. a former serbian police chief has been jailed for twenty seven years for crimes against humanity a u.n. tribunal in the hague found was to georgevitch played a key role in the murder of more than seven hundred ethical costs of zero nine hundred ninety nine the court also ruled he was responsible for the dipper taishan of at least a further two hundred thousand judges said george mitchell was a close aide to the late president slobodan milosevic was crucial to the success of the criminal e

the cable car lifts sadly that is not the end of the drama in the mountain of all heidi a local official was also gunned down this evening when he was at a nearby sports facility i enjoy his evening workout men burst into the building and opened fire he died on the spot from the wounds he received so indeed a very tense few days in combat in the bulk area of course reflecting on the overall tense situation of course being in the north call. says police are not ruling out terrorist activity but of course suspecting russia's most wanted terrorist doc or modify previously claimed responsibility for two deadly terrorist attacks in the russian capital the moscow metro bombings and the very recent attack on moscow's dumb idea the airport they are of course investigating trying to get any leads talking to eyewitnesses doing everything they can to ensure the stability and security in that republic itself and the region of course as a whole fred we are from the christian science monitor says it's common practice for terrorists to target tourist resorts. but it fits a pattern all over the world wh

we now know the official mascot or in this case the official mascots of the twenty fourteen olympic games in sochi in fact the snow leopard has won the majority of the vote so he is the clear winner that was also favorite but also the polar bear came in second and also after that the rabbit came in third so we now have three mascots who will be representing at the winter olympic games in two thousand and fourteen in sochi as we know this was a process where the mascot was designed by the people of russia and it was voted on by the people of russia as well so of course the snow leopard coming in first becoming the mascot the symbol of the twenty fourteen olympic games and what that means is is that the winner the actual winning mascot will become the property of the olympic committee the international olympic committee that symbol will go on merchandising it will become not just a symbol of the olympic games what do you become a symbol of russia as well and people internationally will become to identify this character as part of the olympic games and is part of russia's heritage and cultur

eventually to state officials as well, whenever the legal technicalities. even if she had been and a regular migrant all those years, that clearly no longer mattered. so if we think about that case she had a moral claim, a moral planned to stay in britain. that claim was especially strong for three reasons. she arrived at a young age, have immediate family members in britain, and had been there for a long time to read each of these elements is worth considering separately. first the fact that she arrived as a child and she was not responsible for the decision to settle in the united kingdom. almost all yang children, a product of your parents' choice, not around. that is important because people often insist that a regular migrants' deserve to be deported because they have knowingly violated the law. you can't really say that about children. they can't be held responsible for violating immigration laws. it matters where they live. in this case being raised in the united kingdom made her a member of british society, regardless of for legal status. it's the s

official today described gadhafi as, quote, nuts. his family members also seem wildly out of touch. gadhafi's son, saif, appeared on television to claim tripoli is safe and secure. but rebels say gadhafi is holding libya hostage. u.s. officials say the dictator is armed with chemical weapons and has a sovereign fund of $32 billion, more than enough to buy mercenaries and loyalists. thousands of foreigners are still trying to escape the fighting and get away from libya's apparently irrational leader. >> it's just been constant. constant shooting. >> reporter: a british warship evacuated its nationals from the port in benghazi, but the airport in tripoli remains crowded and chaotic, full of people desperate to leave, afraid of what gadhafi might do. benghazi, brian, is firmly under rebel control, and the rebels here tell us they believe they have enough force, enough momentum to push out gadhafi in a matter of days. >> richard engel from benghazi in libya tonight. richard, thanks. you saw the people trying to leave. these are very tense times for more than 100 americans stranded in li

human rights officials say over the last few days 350 people have been killed. protesters say, the ruling must be gone. >> who can rule over 42 years, isn't that enough? >> reporter: tonight one of gadafi's sons says libya is not tenesia and not egypt and he warned of civil war. he says the army still supported his father. and a libyan military official reportedly announced he was stepping down to join -- >> reporter: more than 750 people gathered to do what they said they couldn't be able to do freely in iran, protest. people waving flags calling for basic human rights for the people of iran. >> we want to see people to be able to go in the street and voice their opinions and pick their own governments whoever they wish to have. >> reporter: in iran today, videos showed government forces on motorcycles to quail anti government protests. the motor units used tear gas to drive people from the streets. one witness told the international campaign for human rights, that the forces used bombs to break up the people. iranian protests no longer are solely of student mo

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but ambushed by the gunman that killed three people the murder of a local official all of those events a local authorities and authorities here in moscow from the investigate. committee from the prosecutor general's office are all trying very hard to figure out who is responsible not only for the acts themselves but also for the planning in the masterminding of these terrible deeds of course being the north caucasus police are not ruling out terrorist activity but of course suspecting russia's most wanted terrorist doc wal-mart of course previously claimed responsibility for two deadly terrorist attacks in the russian capital the moscow metro bombings and the very recent attack on moscow's them idea the airport they are of course investigating trying to get any leads talking to eyewitnesses doing everything they can to ensure the stability and security in the republic itself and the region of course as a whole the truth is i think she brings with it what you know the appreciative wilfrid we're spoke to says from the christian science monitor he says it's common practice for terrorists

federal officials say he was very close to carrying out what may have been a deadly attack. bob orr has details. >> reporter: khalid ali aldawsari was not on any law enforcement radar until just three weeks ago when this north carolina chemical supplier called the fbi. aldawsari was trying to buy phenol, a key chemical in homemade explosives. he had used his own name, address and phone number. that led the fbi to this lubbock, texas, apartment building. and the 20-year-old saudi-born student, who officials say is a classic lone wolf jihadist. secret searches of aldawsari's apartment revealed evidence of a nearly complete bomb plot, possibly targeting dams. former soldiers who spent time at the abu ghraib prison in iraq. the dallas home of former president george w. bush, and locations in new york. the searches turned up wiring, chemical flasks and a clock, all bought from amazon.com. a hazmat suit purchased on ebay. plus 30 liters of nitric acid, and three gallons of sulfuric acid. nitric acid and sulfuric acid, when combined with phenol, can produce a powerful explosive cal

download the official antti up location on the phone on pod touch from the. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s mine old costs and already feeds now in the palm of your . questions on the dot com. two thirty am in moscow good to have you with us here on our t.v. see your headlines at least three terrorists killed in an attack on a minibus in the north caucasus just before an explosion reportedly hit the ski resort they were headed towards police are now investigating a suspected car bomb in the same town. with dozens more people dying in anti-government protests that are sweeping the middle east the u.k. is slammed for selling the arms used to kill demonstrators riot police behind a brutal crackdown on protesters in bahrain where using british made equipment. for convicts former inmates in the u.s. claim big business is responsible for the country having the world's largest prison population. up next this week's edition of moscow focuses on how to get by on a modest budget while traveling the russian capital known to be one of the world's most expensive cities stay wit

officials have not said it was his body but we should know more at noon.'ll bring you more as soon as we get it both on air and on abc7news.com. >> another major story, the college dreams of 100 oakland high school seniors may have been dashed. we just got news that the college entrance exam scores were lost through no fault of their own. abc 7's amy holyfield is live at oakland high school. what happened and what now? >> they were lost in the mail, kristen. now it's time to plead their cases to the colleges. they can retake the tests in a couple weeks, submit those scores which will be late and hope that the colleges understand. >> i feel really disappointed. i put a lot of effort and work into it. my family paid for my tutorers so i can get all the studying i can. >> jackie was opening to get into u.c. davis this fall. he spent $5,000 in tutors for act tests. act says he can take the february test for free but getting into college this fall doesn't look too promising. >> u.c. santa barbara said they're not going to take scores for february 12th. all the

officials would not say what they discussed. and secretary of state clinton spoke to the kingdom's foreign minister before briefing u.s. senators at the capitol. >> i called my counterpart in bahrain this morning and directly conveyed our deep concerns about the actions of the security forces. and i emphasized how important it was given that there will be both funerals and prayers tomorrow, that that not be marred by violence. >> lehrer: the u.n. secretary general also weighed in on the situation in bahrain. ban ki-moon said the reportedvis deeply troubling. and he said, "it must stop." memeanwhile, in yemen, police ad government supporters battled an estimated 6,000 people in sanaa. and four more demonstrators were killed in aden, making six in two days. in northern iraq, security guards killed two kurdish protesters. the guards opened fire when crowds threw stones at offices of the kurdish ruling party. and crowds marched in libya for a second day. the opposition reported ten protesters in two cities have been killed. >> brown

officials can't say when the road will be cleared. in addition, some 1700 passengers had to spend the night on a train because snow covered the tracks and more snow is in the forecast. >>> and across china, people were out shopping getting ready for the lunar new year. the year of the rabbit begins at midnight. the rabbit is the fourth sign of the chinese zodiac and is supposed to be a quiet year after the year of the tiger. >>> space shuttle discovery is making what should be the final journey. the last mission to the international space station is scheduled for february 24. the mission was delayed because of cracks in the external fuel tank. nasa has plans for three more flights before the fleet is retired for good. >>> there will be plenty of well-developed fi seeks. a celebration of life is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. former governor and body builder schwarzenegger along with lou farigno and weight loss enthusiast richard simmons are all expected to attend. jack was 96 when he passed away. >>> the case shows one should never

were those officials appointed, elected? >> in most cases, elected. >> so those officials per elected and appointed? as the members of the board of supervisors know, we are all regulated through the back likin act. their private meetings going on that are not transparent or open to the public. do we know what the result was from those meetings? >> in some cases, the elected officials reported after words or ask questions of staff to confirm information they were provided. there is no official record of these meetings. they were not held in a situation where there were brown act issues because there were not multiple decision makers in the room. >> you might find some exceptions that are appropriate to utilize in future incidents. i support your efforts. having just been to the swearing-in, things have changed in the capital. we have a new budget chair for the senate. we have not heard of the remainder of the members of the policy committee through our jurisdiction. i think at the appropriate time, a meeting with leadership a