an official endorsement from the american mustache institute.rganization saluting the light stash that adorns mr. cain's top lip. >> without question, we've seen an uptick in his popularity and that is no doubt been related to the support of the mustached american people. i would recommend that mr. cain continue to reach out to the mustached american community. >> relative to the mustache, i've had this mustache so long, i don't even remember when i started wearing this mustache. and so i can assure them that i am going to continue with my mustache because just like the glasses on my face, it is a part of who -- what makes me look like who i look like. i'm sticking with the mustache. >> cain recognized this is big, with the robert gu lay memorial mustache american of the year award, by this institute. this is a huge honor right here. the mustache institute says we haven't had an american president with a stash since william howard taft. it's about time we did. another former winner of this award, former diamondbacks pitcher clay zavata with the

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officials say the plot goes right to the top. this was the secretary of state's response. >> a dangerous escalation of the iranian government's longstanding use of political violence and sponsorship of terrorism. >> the u.s. says this man was the target, the saudi ambassador, a close aide to king abdullah, sent to washington after see september 11 attacks to help repair the king's image. one of the attackers was arrested last month. officials say he initially cooperated with authorities and made contact with another suspect, now said to be in iran. saudis say the evidence of official iranian responsibility is overwhelming. the gulf cooperation council of regional states has also condemned the plots. tehran has angrily denied the allegations, calling them ridiculous. the foreign ministry says the u.s. is trying to sow discord between iran and saudi arabia. >> let's go live to washington and our correspondent there, max hoffman. americans are saying that the plot goes all the way to the top. what does that mean for american-iranian

looking into when it will officially and russia pushing for that mission to end this soon as possible in the days when you know it is october thirty first but it has to be said officially nato mission. it's very much alive here in libya gadhafi is body is in a walk in refrigerator now in misrata and already way beyond the twenty four hour mark to have who had been buried by muslim tradition the official liberation ceremony will take place in benghazi were very able to take place there that of course was the original rebel stronghold where their whole fight for freedom began it will take place there instead of the top level because the security situation here is still very tense just a couple of days ago there was a shootout between m.t.c. troops and feel loyalists are low mostly celebrations have been taking place obviously officials the interim officials are worried that there could be some kind of violence here in the capital very few people obviously were on the streets asking what's next for libya and they couldn't answer that question my god so world analysts are certainly lookin

international calls for an investigation with every new piece of video cost in a deep shadow on the official bashing that he died in crossfire his body is currently being kept in the chair the room in a shopping center in misrata while the cost of the revolution to oust him hundreds of leave in something queuing for photo opportunities with the bloody blooded body and the failure to carry out brutal within twenty burial rather than twenty four hours is a blatant contravention of islamic nor the interim government says it may harm the courts to conduct these extended she's a nice in our nation's from. the n.t.s.b. is saying that gadhafi was killed by a bullet wound also conflicting reports as to where exactly those shots were in his stomach in the right side of his head in the left side of the head it's looking very shady and then this brutal video that went viral the mainstream media showing it more than twenty four hours constantly of gadhafi whether or not he was dead or alive very unclear at first in the first couple of shots that he didn't fears that he's alive he actually goes in touch

officials. attorney general eric holder unveiled the plot saying it was launched in iran last spring by officials inside a special operations unit of the iranian military. >> this was directed and approved by elements of the iranian government and specifically senior members of the quds force. >> reporter: court papers unsealed today allege quds officials conspired with an iranian american named manssor arbabsiar to plot the killing. arbabsiar traveled to mexico to hire a hit squad he believed worked for one of the violent mexican drug cartel. instead, arbabsiar made contact with an undercover informant working for the d.e.a. over six months, the informant recorded conversations with arbabsiar and helped him solicit $100,000 from iranian contacts as a down payment for the murder. f.b.i. director robert mueller. >> these individuals have no regard for hair intended victim, no regard for innocent citizens who might have been hurt or killed in this attempted assassination. >> reporter: federal pros

most officials in saudi arabia around speaking about this. there was a short statement issued by the oil embassy of saudi arabia in d.c. in which they call the attempted plot a despicable allegation, that it's not in accord with the principles of humanity. what's yet to be seen is how this will play in the saudi press, with the saudi people. we've been trying to get reaction from saudi arabia today. most people still quiet about it, saying that the statement from the embassy really speaks for itself, and that's really what needs to be said right now. carol? >> of course, the big question hanging out there is why. what was the purpose of this alleged attempted assassination plot? what's the relations between the saudis and iran? >> carol, the relationship between saudi arabia and iran has been one of hostility and enmity for quite some time. if we just take it to recently, one of the recent flash points to showcase the tension between both countries has been bahrain. bahrain is 70% shiite but with sunni leadership. what happened when the arab

intelligence officials are holding a conference nearby. the county judge this morning said the young men were seen wearing sombreros and waving a gavel on surveillance video. >>> right now only two animals remain on the loose from an exotic animal preserve in ohio. authorities are now looking for a wolf and a monkey. sheriff's deputies have shot and killed dozens of other animals, most of them at close range, before the animals could roam into populated areas. the preserve owner terry thompson released about 50 animals before committing suicide yesterday. famed animal expert jack hannah will take the five to 10 surviving animals to the columbus zoo. >> no one loves animals more than jack hannah or my folks, but you have to make sure humans are not affected here. they don't know what they're doing. can you jeopardizing a lot of human lives here. >> investigators speculate the preserve's owner may have been depress and could not afford to keep the animals. the preserve housed tigers, cheetahs, bears, lions and wolves. >>> wildlife rescuers i

official removed them. things heated up there. were protestors in the streets reportly one of them -- there were protestors in the streets, reportedly one of them stabbed tires on a vehicle leading to the arrest of one man, reportedly for assaulting an officer and then four more people blocking the road and resisting arrest. now, many of the protestors who were here over the weekend are still here determined to work with police to be able to stay here at the plaza. >> i understand that they just have a job to do? and i feel their dedication to their jobs. and i hope that when they start going after the criminals on wall street, that they will come to our aid and they will take them down. >> reporter: so city officials and police say that they are concerned that these protests are becoming even more violent. and they point to protestors like jeff kent who was the man who was arrested over the weekend and charged with battery of an officer. he is in jail and will be arraigned at 9 a.m. the protests took a more peaceful route yesterd

the b.a.r.t officials can interrupt phone service on substations and trains. they were criticizeed when they criticized when they cut off phone service during the jury outcome. >>> rulings strikes out a law requiring health warning stickers on phones and posters in stores. a brochure must state that all cell phones comply with radiation city limits. >>> black berry maker research in motion is facing a lawsuit from frustrated users effected by the system wise failure earlier this month. the four-day outage left millions without e-mail, instant messaging and browsing. the lawsuit files on behalf of all blackberry owners in the u.s. seeks damages including cash compensation for servicey fees. >>> the defense team in the conrad murray team put michael jackson is out as a drug addict. we have more from los angeles. >> i believe there is evidence that he was depend ant upon demerol. >> what about addicted? >> possibly. >> reporter: addicted expeter testified for the defense as the attorney focused on medical records from his dermatologist in april 2009 just two mont

official to go there.he secretary and many of the people on the trip staff and the reporters with her, the situation there is obviously very unsettled. obviously, they are still -- or were still in the throes of revolution just a couple of days ago with moammar gadhafi still at large, a threat that american officials traveling with the secretary had termed a lethal nuisance. now apparently, that lethal nuisance is out of the way. and some other things that the secretary had brought up are coming to play. she emphasized when she was there the need to unify the various militias that were successful in overthrowing the 42-year-old reign of gadhafi are now not a coherent group. american officials traveling with the secretary pointed that there have been orders -- [ inaudible ] >> unfortunately, we're having trouble with our connection with mike viqueira, who's traveling with secretary of state hillary clinton. they just arrived in islamabad, pakistan. we'll work on that connection to get mike's report back to

the interim officials are worried that there could be some kind of violence here in the capital very few people obviously were on the streets of time asking what's next for they be and they can answer that question the tide so world analysts are certainly looking into what will happen to be chaos here one of the main fears is that libya could break out into some kind of tribal war that there's going to be this hour the world community has begun to think what will we see happening here in the coming months and years. and he said now with a reporter from tripoli she's a keeping us updated on the developments in libya online as well the. twitter stream to get the latest from. the international community tries to get to the bottom of. a leaked video could very well provide the answer that everyone is looking for. so fuck we grabbed him i hit him in the face some fighters wanted to take him away and that's when i shot him twice in the hips and in the chest so he didn't like the idea of taking the kernel of life he also flaunted what he calls good athletes bloodied shirt and a golden ring

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officials are saying that his cousin is a senior official with a special unit of iran's revolutionaryrd. we are learning more about arbabsiar. we saw him in court a short while ago. he is 56 years old. he is tied to the corpus christi, texas, area and also round rock, texas. i have to tell you, wolf, this is a guy who within the last few years has really flown under the radar. and the paper trail on him is pretty thin. his last known address was april, 2004, to july, 2010. if you look that up and trace it back, it is actually the location of a business called one stop mail. this is essentially a p.o. box location. we called there and they said they have never heard of him. checking his criminal record, we also looked into his past. he does have a couple of misdemeanors. one is from april, 2004, from the austin, texas, area and that is for driving with an invalid license. a little further back in 1997 there was another driving with an invalid license and evading arrest. for that he served 90 days in jail. also there are federal liens on his file by the irs roughly from 2003 for roughly

>> kirk: maybe wanting the officials to take another look at that. got to make sure they're on the same page. a lot of people get confused. it's the continuation of the play. it's not just getting the one foot down. it's does he continue to hold on to the football to the end of the play. in order for it to be called a touchdown. the crew is all over that. three officials there looking at the call. >> brent: they burned their last time out. they got to have a two-play sequence going here. we're down inside of a minute. they can't get somebody tackled. they can't give up a sack. >> kirk: third and two. >> brent: that's what they're going to try to do. bangs for the first down. the clock will quickly stop. so with 44 seconds, the clock has not been started yet. on his signal. now it's winding. end zone. touchdown. we are an extra point away from a tie. >> kirk: how about that for an answer by stanford? ten plays and 76 yards. let's make sure taylor gets the ball across the plain. he does for the touchdown. tremendous job by the cardinal and the offense

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they think we just show up, roll out of bed in the morning, officiate and go back home.on't have any idea what the work we put in from sunday from doing the game and studying and film review all during the week. >> reporter: nfl officials put in anywhere between 40 to 80 hours a week, all this while juggling other week day jobs. the roster includes lawyers, bankers, principals and administrators. >> director of operations at the new york city housing preservation and development. there is many a time i've gotten off the plane and went straight to work. >> reporter: on game day, mackey's team needs to go over their own game plan. >> the current time is 6:02:30. >> reporter: then five minutes before kickoff, those men in stripes take the field. keeping cool is a prerequisite. >> we have a motto that we use as officials, the hotter it gets, the cooler we get. >> reporter: each week, officials are graded by supervisors for the calls they did and didn't make. >> the grading system is a performance based system. and it is how we determine who works in the playoffs and eventual

he's going to be officially gone next month. his reasons for leaving may be a heads up for the next chief. watch out for the beauracracy that prevents you from doing your job. take a look at the chief making the announcement yesterday. a frustrated chief. he became chief two years ago. there were high hopes at the time. earlier this year, major indication of his dissatisfaction with the job when he applied for the chief's job in san jose. >> no chief wants to be in a position where he or she has been held accountable but does not have the power to make an impact. if i have a crime-related problem in the community i have to move resource. there's laws within the city of oakland that says i cannot touch 75 officers. >> reporter: last what week the city council refused to adopt his request for tougher crime fighting laws. some councilmembers wanted more research before acting on that. likely the assistant chief will take over as interim chief. the officers association would like to see jordan become the fulltime chief next month wh

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officials say only a monkey has not been accounted for. the humane society lashed out at the governor for allowing a statewide ban for buying and selling exotic animals to expire in april. >> at the end of the day there will be legislation. >> officials say they had no choice but to kill the animals because of the danger they posed to the public. now, the man who owned those animals was released from prison just a few weeks ago. terry thompson served a year for possessing illegal firearms. he and his estranged wife kept the animals in cages on a 73-acre private reserve. friends say they were animal lovers but he, thompson, had been convicted of animal cruelty. officials have not said what might have caused him to kill himself. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in kabul, after after this morning for talks with afghan president and other top officials there. she's expected to assure president karzai that the united states remains committed to the reconciliation efforts in the nation. they're also expected to talk about pakistan's rel