this, of course, in israel, his backdrop today, the tower of david, the old city walls. very impressive and a very forceful speech. i want to bring back in, if we have him, our jim acosta. jim, when they set out to write this speech and reach an audience there and very much try to reach an audience here, what were they trying to get across? >> reporter: well, i think they were trying to get across, candy, a contrast with president obama, perhaps not in policy but in tone. i mean, you could not pick a more dramatic backdrop to deliver the message that mitt romney delivered to this crowd here. you know, he did not mention the president during this speech. he stuck to his promise, not criticized the president on foreign soil, but he did lay out some differences between himself and the president. he said that jerusalem should be the capital of israel. that is something that i think that is some news coming from mitt romney today. and that muscular speech that he gave or portions of his speech that he gave on iran. i think will also be remembered by the crowd here and by jewi

the old city hall in las vegas. and he's creating affordable shared housing for his workers.he real question is we've got to do better. in america we can't have 60 million people nearly half -- we can't accept this. 60 million people, half our work force, locked in crappy jobs. most economists say this is the natural way it is. >> how many times have you heard we're going to be a service-oriented economy? when you look at that, most of those service jobs are not paying enough for someone to be middle class. >> we'll have a divided country, a country divided by class, a country fighting itself -- >> and companies won't have customers. >> we're going to have to bite the bull etd. you and me and everybody else watching, when we built those manufacturing jobs, we paid more. not a lot more. we paid more for our car. we paid more for our washing machine. more for our television made in america so we could have a middle class. i always say what's more important to you? really at the end of the day, the person who makes your car, very important? the person who makes your wash machine

. >> reporter: well, he was standing with the old city behind him, a very beautiful picture and one that very much talks of the region that he is in. but he had some very, very strong words about iran. this is really the first major foreign policy speech that we're hearing from mitt romney. he chose israel as the place where he would give that speech. you can hear there the applause, the israelis in the audience really liked what he said. he talked of iran, he talked of the fact that he believes that the united states has to lead the effort in preventing iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. iran has denied it is trying to obtain nuclear weapons, saying that its nuclear program is only aimed at trying to build its electricity supply. but that is not something that tehran or israel believes. >> we should employ any and all measures to dissuade the iranian regime from its nuclear course and it is our fervent hope that diplomatic and economic measures will do so. in the final analysis, of course, no option should be excluded. we recognize israel's right to defend itself and that it is right

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. >> a very old city. by some accounts the oldest inhabited city in the world. >> we highlighted some of the areas in aleppo where the revolts have been breaking out. highlighting other areas in different neighborhoods where people have revolted. so far it's calm. i say that loosely because the government has come. >> some of the old neighborhoods very close to the center where you had free syrian army rebellions if full swing. e government knows how important it is to maintain a hold of damascus and aleppo. so far retaking control of those neighborhoods. >> could the same thing happen in aleppo? >> that's the expectation. now that you have free syrian army fighters close to the center, i think if we can bring back that google map, this is the old city here. we saw video and it was confirmed to me by one of my sources that the free syrian army rebels were about a kilo meter away from the citadel. the expectation is hang on the regime isn't get control of aleppo in one day. they're going to come in. we hear

heard is posturing i have not heard specifics >>> romney will deliver sunday speech in jerusalem's old city as a backdrop he will then visit the western wall danielle nottingham cbs news >>> and is ready address president obama's urged congress to pass a tax-cut extension for the middle-class. >>> which cannot afford more top-down economics when the policies to grow and strengthen the middle-class and create jobs make education more affordable and encourage businesses to start up and stay in the united states. >>> republicans agree a tax-cut extension is needed but the one for all income brackets this billboard and iowa creates controversy for comparing the president against the colorado movie massacre suspect. the billboard says " mr. obama has killed thousands with his foreign policy called some people said the billboard is in bad taste. others said it is free speech. the honor the billboard says he is drawing attention to military men and women who have died overseas. >>> mixed reviews of the opening ceremonies in london but we show you one of the most talked-about moments. >>> temperatu

one of the oldest in the old city. you can see him there making a prayer. one of the men running president obama's re-election efforts says mitt romney is not doing himself or anyone a favor. listen to robert gibbs. >> mitt romney wondered aloud whether london was really for the olympics and i think it's clear that voters in this country wonder aloud whether mitt romney's ready for the world and i think the world is not yet ready for mitt romney. i think there's literally to go overseas, stand in the country of the strongest ally and the olympics they've been preparing years for and question whether or not they're ready does make me wonder whether or not he's ready to be commander in chief. >> mitt romney is in israel. he's expected to head to poland on monday. >>> and the colorado suspect linked to a shooting is due in court tomorrow. james holmes, he is expected to be charged in the case. 12 people died, 58 others were injured. david matingly joins us outside the courthouse in centennial, colorado. the building behind you, we know he's being housed in the

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. >> reporter: romney will deliver sunday's speech with jerusalem's old city as a backdrop. in jerusalem, danielle knotting hamm, wjz eyewitness news. >> president obama won 78% of the jewish vote in 2008. stay tuned to wjz for the latest issues that are important to you. >>> a massive sink hole continues wreaking havoc in northeast baltimore. residents are still without water until sometime tomorrow. the water main broke, and because the main discharged right into the sink hole, the suids collapsed, so fixing it has been a challenge. >>> in the olympics, baltimore anywaytive michael phelps comes up short. he just failed to win a medal. he came in fourth place and thrairt tweeted that he was disappointed with his performance. ryan lochte dominated the even event. this is the first time phelps has not won a gold medal since his first olympics back in 2000. >>> people have from across the world came to baltimore today to see a different kind of football. >> the espn summer soccer series. >> reporter: baltimore get askance to sign in the national spotlight. two soccer leagues f

. >>> romney will deliver sunday speech at jerusalem's old city as a backdrop and then visit the westernall. danielle nottingham cbs news >>> at his weekly radio address obama rich connors to pass the tax cut for the middle-class. >>> when need policies to grow and strengthen the middle-class and create jobs make education and training more affordable and encourage businesses to start up and state in the united states. >>> republicans agree but they want the tax cut to cover all income brackets. this bill born in iowa and creates controversy cr comparing the president with james holmes accused of the movie massacre pier event some people say that obama's policies have killed thousands. the owner of the billboard says he is calling attention to military men and women dying overseas. >>> i'm not sure where summer is but it is delightful that cool temperatures >>> did not below the into false security temperatures are changing. the numbers now reflect pretty typical numbers, 68 at concord cloudy skies close to the shoreline. the marine layer comes in. clouds along the shoreline and coastal

rebels have launched an attack on the old city in the heart of the second city, second capital.t's actually bigger than damascus, by the way. having yesterday, monday, taken over some areas, captured a number of government -- smashed ompletse the government is having a harder time there. they are focusing on the moment on securing the capital. and perhaps eventually, they will get around to more outlying areas if they can. >> and briefly, let's catch up on whether diplomacy, the iran league are sending people to see the russians and the chinese. to the turkish prime minister has been speaking? >> many people speaking, but there's no real sense of initiative at the moment. the iran league has offered -- clearly, he has no intention of doing that. the syrian national council said it would favor a acceptable solution. but one of his vice-president or something a la yemen might lead a transitional period. that's also obviously rejected. it was banned in january and rejected then. there's no real sense of initiative. no one talked-a-kofi annan's plan. >> thank you very much for that

the marathon was run along the course of the old city walls inside of the eiffel tower. it was a shambles. a frenchman was accused of taking a shortcut and he did cross the line remarkably clean. the swimming events produced record time. >> maybe that's because there were swimming with the currents. the obstacle course went over and under. the frenchman won the underwater event. he held his breath for over a minute. did you know that france is the raining silver? medalist silver? paris of 1900 was the only time the sport featured. it was one by 158 runs. montegut was the star of the show. that's a gold medal performance. >> that was the paris games of 1900. we will remember great moments of past olympics every day on bbc world news. does a days to go until the london 2012 games. keep an eye out for our olympic coast guard's. a reminder of our top story. bulgaria says that a suicide bomber dressed as a tourist with a fake u.s. i.d., driving license, was behind the attack in the black sea resort of burgas. the foreign minister of bulgaria denies there was poor security of

. >> this 2000-old city is known for the thousands of pigeons which populate its skies. in ancient times, the name of the city was of the sec, and it was thought to be the birthplace of the prophet abraham. the carp are sacred, and having the lake where he was born. at his home to predominately kurds and arabs, and it seems most of them have cockpits and fever. the many tea shops in the city post pigeon auctions every evening. bidding starts at around two yours, but the finest birds can fetch thousands. the goods are carefully inspected, and much tea is consumed. the sign let's punters no exchanges are out. he is no gambler and is not convinced by the birds on offer tonight. >> the most i have ever paid for a bird is about 400 euros. the most expensive birds are the ones that can fly abroad and back. thousands of kilometers from here to germany or holland, for example. >> but pidgeon breeding in turkey is not always a peaceful pastime. knives or pistils are drawn during fights over the best birds. that is what brought on the shootings at the end of april, a fight which le

old city hall is 103 years old is about to be seismically unsafe the americans with disabilities act requires that the meeting be accessible to people at disabilities the city clerk says this the first time he can remember something like this happening. new calls for investigation into restaurants accused of profiting from san francisco's health care program david combo's has asked the district attorney to investigate the allegations as consumer fraud. a grand jury investigation found a significant number of restaurants benefit financially from the city's universal health care program pocketing about $1 million in just one year. customers were told that the money was for restaurant workers health care costs. we don't necessarily have a problem with them charging extra but we believe that any charges to spend the money leaves the room to spend it. pan could cbs sf dot com. the details tonight about the denver examiner that says he is betting it officers in jail is become such a problem that one point to minimize face guard meanwhile learn something new to say about what happened inside

. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you from outside the old city. here today mitt romney insisted the u.s. has what he called a, quote, solemn duty and moral imperative to prevent an iranian threat to israel. >> we love you. >> thank you, thank you. >> we love you. >> reporter: surrounded by a crush of israelis and international press, mitt romney made a pilgrimage to jerusalem's western wall, delivering a prayer in one of jerusalem's most holy sites and later a warning to iran. >> make no mistake the ayatollahs in tehran are testing our moral defenses. they want to know who will object and who will look the other way. we will not look away, nor will my country ever look away to our passion and commitment to israel. >> reporter: earlier romney's top adviser dan senor seemed to take on a tougher policy toward iran, insisting romney would back israel if israel has to take action on its own in order to stop iran from its capability of building a nuclear weapon. the campaign later released a statement softening that stance. during his speech to jewish s

reflecting -- 1977, i was a deputy assigned to the women's furlough program which was inside the old city prison on the sixth floor of the hall of justice. we have come a great distance over the years and i have to commend the former share for all the work that he did. i also want to echo the collaboration in this effort. currently, since i have been in his recent position, has been great. i also want to a knowledge of leadership of chief still and all the work that has been done. we are talking about impacts to the sheriff's department for ab 109. we are very fortunate because the population has seen a steady decline in the in the population. it has been hovering around 1500 to 1550 for the last few months. prior to that, 1700, 1900 the year before that. it has been going down. that has allowed us to use the resources that we have always been using for community programs and to use them now for this population that is coming out of state prison or directly to us, instead of to state prison. i have a slide here talking about the parole violation we have seen. those are really jumped. yes,

. >> reporter: jerusalem's old city is famous for its history and culture, but i love to come to thishere you're going to find the real tastes and smells of israel. outside the market you have the freshest fruits and vegetables. the produce in this country is really incredible. inside the market they have all these breads and sweets and dried fruits and nuts and all these great nibbly things that they call bissets here. there is also a whole alley of different restaurants where people can come and eat lunch. but the thing that i like the most about this market is you can find israelis and palestinians from all walks of life here. no matter what the divisions are in this country, everyone can agr agree on one thing -- good food. cnn, jerusalem. >>> i'll be back in one hour and we'll have the story of a troubling outbreak of the ebola virus in uganda and how world health organize ers worry it wi spread. "your money" is coming up after the break. imimagaginine e ifif y yod alalwawaysys s seeee l e [m[mususicic]] inin t thehe b besest t lil. eveverery y titimeme o of f. ououtdtdoooorsrs,

in damascus billowing smoke clouds the skyline of one of the oldest inhabited capitals in the war old city which used to possess a rare. for its loveliness and vibrant nightlife clashes between government troops and rubbles have broken out in at least five damascus neighborhoods in medan where the fighting has been the fiercest tanks are rolling on the roads rather than cars with soldiers the only people left in the streets the reason why it's so hard to capture all these terrorists is because they can easily disguise themselves as civilians when we conduct our operations we have to let civilians and terrorists choose to move around the army has launched a major offensive following a deadly attack on the country's security leadership last wednesday national security building in the central damascus this is exactly where the suicide bombing happened here earlier on wednesday killing the country's defense minister and his deputy we were earlier been hearing reports that it's been a very intense bombing but as you can see the building is not very much damage some windows broken and actually t

reflecting -- 1977, i was a deputy assigned to the women's furlough program which was inside the old city prison on the sixth floor of the hall of justice. we have come a great distance over the years and i have to commend the former share for all

but in the city center normal life went on the people went out in the evening and back to mind the old city where the cafes where so you just heard from far away maybe five to six kilometers away the bombing and the fight noise but the city itself there was no touch no touch of war so you're painting a very curious picture here you were there in damascus for what certain international networks call the ground battle for damascus and you're explaining that yes there were some hot points in the capital but ultimately it was peaceful and calm so what percentage should be chalked up as you're speaking nonsense that we're seeing on international news networks. sorry i didn't understand the question it was that i think the question is i think basically the the average person who's watching news from around the world is being given the image that it's a make or break wall in the middle of damascus you're saying that's not the case no no no no it was really surprising also for me that the media coverage was so much different to the reality i can trust say i think it has to do with the fact that the

it is a great deal in the old city of jerusalem it's a palestinian facility. the palestinians have been there for centuries and yet people are free to call it an israeli. it is not ak pied palestinian city. all of these confiscations attempt at recreating reality and forging a new reality and super imposing israeli existence over palestinian land. this is painful to all of us. you have heard about humanity not loving our children or something. this is very painful. we have been living in captivity under a very brutal military occupation that has confiscated everything. we are trying to reclaim our heritage and identity and tell the world not only that we exist but we have rights and substance and humanity. >> i have to take a break. you have to give me a few minutes to take a quick break. we will be right back. >> welcome back to the ancient city of jerusalem holding to the great religions. let me end this program by asking our guests to briefly share their hope for the future. i know the short term is clearly to keep what is going on now an eneasy heat. what

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oakland city council has repealed an 82-year-old ban on dance marathons. ing to the san francisco chronicle, the city council voted in favor of the repeal last week. the marathons were strictly for die hard dancers. they would last for weeks with people dancing nonstop and only taking a $15 break each hour. now, dancers can kick up their heels for as long as they want. >>> uc berkeley is working to give students more access to online education. this is a program that gives uc students the opportunity to take online classes. it started in january and offers 10 courses ranging from general education to science. this fall, the university will add four more classes and continue to develop 30 more. >>> today on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, as we mentioned, president obama is due back in the bay area this afternoon. we'll have team coverage of his visit, the impact on traffic, and california's surprising role when it comes to fundraising for all political candidates. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. be sure to j

the 63-year-old city was not feeling well. >> 30 seconds later i heard attack on the window and that'sdied of a massive heart attack. if his foot was on dick's elevator with a car approaching 80 miles an hour on the road. >> i panicked and i started screaming. i unbuckled my seat belt. >> she tried to push the brakes but the car slowed a little, and crossing over into opposite lanes. rex i avoided the telephone pole, ran over a little tree then took out another tree and stopped. correct i cannot imagine her watching her grandfather pass in front of her and then having that reaction. so lucky. >> the airbag deployed and miranda was able to walk away with only bumps and bruises. her quick thinking to slow down the car likely saved her life. her grandfather is dead, though. bittersweet week for miranda's mother stephanie. she has had a conflicting emotions since the accident on tuesday. >> i not experiencing a loss as much as everybody else because i am too full to have my baby girl. the memorandum said that

president since '67, since the six-day war in 1967, behind you in the old city of jerusalem, you see the beautiful walls there, and we're not far away. but the line was in front of the old walls. but since then every president from nixon to lbj, carter, ronald reagan, bushes, president clinton, now obama considers east jerusalem, including the old city behind you to be occupied territory. not part of israel. would you change that? >> i'm not going to talk about the borders. the decision as to where the borders would be as we move to a two-state solution, which i support. that's a decision on borders that will be worked out by israelis and the palestinians. i hope it's a process which is ongoing and ultimately successful. as to the exact negotiation in borders, i'll leave that to the deciding parties themselves. >> you just visited the western wall. one of the oldest sites in jerusalem. we saw the pictures, the video. do you consider that to be part of israel? >> it is certainly part of israel. the decision as we move to a two-state solution as to what would be part of israel and what