one foreign film nominated is the palestinian foam "omar."he highly sense sieve subject of palestinians who collaborate with israel. >> "omar" brings the complexity of the middle east conflict to this year's oscars. the palestinian contender for the best foreign language film is a love story that becomes a tragedy. after three young palestinians decide to kill an israeli soldier, the main character is arrested and beaten. he then comes under pressure to work as a collaborator with israeli intelligence. the plot turns on betrayals and breakdowns in trust. >> translator: the director uses the cinema and this story of a collaborator to show one of the issues that palestinian have faced. how they deal with betrayals. how the israeli intelligence works on our young men and puts pressure on them to tell their secrets. >> over the decades, israel's security forces have relied on information from thousands of palestinian collaborators. collaborators can be recruited in different ways. through coercion or in exchange for money or medical treatment. so

omar's life is centered on his camels in the desert. i love the earth this in my life this is in my. in the in my heart. no doubt. know my coming this is not working interest no this is for i say is life and is everything for me in life because this government love me for one time this government like me. a man has always shared a special relationship with his camels there was a time when he trained these beautiful creatures to appear in a hollywood movie that was filmed in the sahara. and then. i am more with. this then i think the government is basing that i want to add in last year's marathon omar came first but no one can tell how the race will end this winter. many people are surprised to learn that it rains in the so hard the stereotypical image of the desert is one of endless sand but there's more to the desert than that . an untrained eye could easily miss what's hiding in the rocks. like. these people's ancestors seeking shelter from enemies began to live in caves. there's no one to hide from now but cave dwelling still widely

>> before we go to break, omar. >> some more comments on facebook: >> you can hashtag at ajam stream. he didn't commit the crime, but lost over a decade doing time. this is the first to be exonerated. >> in phoenix, arizona, convicted on only bite mark evidence, and sent to death row, and in 2002, we had dna evidence that matched another man, and i was subsequently released and he was arrested if the murder. i spent ten years for the murder. >> i'm the only female in the united states that has ever been exonerated from death row. but it destroyed my life because i still live in the town. people say, that's the girl who killed the baby, and i couldn't get a job. so it's hard for me. >> welcome back. we're discussing the death penalty in the united states. 143 people facing death have walked three, 20 of them cleared because of dna testing. joining us, kurt, the first person exonerated from death row by dna testing. in 1983, urn convicted for the killing of a nine-year-old girl. and you were in prison, and you ended up being the first u.s. prisoner exonerated through dna evidence. you'v

when the festival ends omar will take his camel into the desert for several days. deep in the sahara the modern world seems less significant and the problems of the city futile. life takes on a. very different meaning for those who live in the desert. i am. the agenda here is clear banks don't want the competition they don't want the coin to succeed the central banks that deal in feet of money don't want a competitor and they don't want to cryptocurrency they are going to report the news in a way that reflects their interests unfortunately there is no sure objective news source anymore except aside from the shock. pulls salo some. legal rights. to the. pain of the young girls cammo for the future hunger. between two and three hundred million guns the united states so you can act like they're not here and keep kids away from them. deposits that is the law or you know i mean this teaches them a lot of rote spoke ability and simply come to pay through the eyes of children if we can't do it for our children move for our future what is the country before. they all told

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omar vee fria franca, cbs news. >>> in central california farmers are praying for rain. they're struggling in the midst of one of the worst droughts in decades. on friday president obama pledged more than a million dollars in federal aid. carter evans reports. >> reporter: president obama spent about two hours friday tour some of california's drought-stricken fields and he got an earful from beleaguered farmers like joe duboski. >> that will be close to half a million, that one field. >> reporter: his fields are normally lush with almonds, cherries and melons, without rain his farm will have to survive on the water he saved from last year and there's only enough for half of his crops. >> the other half like the field behind me, it won't get planted. >> reporter: he says he'll lose roughly half his income this year. >> california is our biggest agricultural producer. so what happens here matters to every working american right down to the cost of food that you put on your table. >> reporter: the president pledged more than $100 million in disaster aid to help farmers weat

omar villafranca is in atlanta. >> reporter: rain is falling in atlanta, but it will soon start freezing over. before it's all done the national weather service says the storm could be of significant proportions with crippling ice conditions. >> it could keep you inside for several days. >> reporter: that kind of warning from local forecasters has prompted a run for local supplies. generators, winter supplies, and ice melt are selling out. a winter storm two weeks ago paralyzed atlanta and forced thousands of people to abandon their cars on the interstate. officials say this time they'll be prepared. >> we're running those trucks, 12-hour shifts 24 hours a day. >> reporter: in atlantic city there are two dozen cherry picker trucks like this with chains on their tires. as the ice knocks down trees and power lines, they're ready. >> we have a heck of a lot of trees in georgia. when they fall, they brick down the power lines. >> reporter: this is the second round of winter weather to hit the south this week. yesterday snow and ice fell from texas to north carolina. many of these places will

omar villafranca is in atlanta. >> reporter: georgia isn't waiting for the snow and ice. salt trucks are pretreating the state's highways as forecasters warn of another winter storm. >> ice is probably one of the worst events that we face. we're talking about the amount of ice that we're looking at, it's catastrophic. >> we are making every effort to be prepared for the events. >> reporter: state and local-elected officials are promising action, something they failed to deliver three weeks ago when three inches of snow and a coating of ice brought atlanta to a standstill. students slept in schools, drivers abandoned thousands of cars on highways and governments learned a hard lesson. >> we're not looking back. we're looking forward. we want to make sure that we are as prepared as possible and that we can respond as quickly as possible. >> reporter: that means keeping roads and bridges clear. nonessential employees have been told to stay home and many schools have canceled classes but that's just georgia, the storm is to expected to bring even more problems to the northeas

major governmental sense of the rut kill cells have announced a tightening of security measures in omar piece includes a built in curfew in the studio from what he took the flowers and touching all faults of oncoming kitchen and the city offered a job with the internet also wrote down the parliament's defence and security committee says dealing with insurgents in anbar is one of the government's top priorities. then at them and i live so close to the idea that that's when the terrorists who committed a big mistake by taking over the city of fallujah. it disrupted the daily life of the iraqi people in an irresponsible for slowing down the government's efforts and went back to prosperity in iraq. driving about is therefore the government's priority but some within the garments have spoken out against mojo portions in from new job search tool makers argue on the solution needs to be fun to put an end to the bloodshed. military action is not a wise decision because in many more are civilian casualties which is not something the government for we should seek another solution. experts agree t

. >> omar is young and was even younger when the fighting started.from around the country and many who had left, heeded the calls for revolution on facebook and twitter. they fought in tripoli, benghazi, misrata and everywhere in between. who won this war? young people or everybody? >> everybody. but the young people, they started it. >> what was your day like as a revolutionary? >> you keep one thought in your mind. you do this for the next generation, for a better country, for a better life. >> you have a future now. >> yeah. >> before, people -- >> there was no future in libya before gadhafi's regime. we were slaves for gadhafi. >> oh, this looks good. >> yeah, it is. >> barracuda is a seafood restaurant just outside of town on the mediterranean coast. >> one of the best foods in libya, i think, the seafood. >> the menu is not printed on paper. it's laid out right there for you on ice. >> we have -- >> what do they do? they just grill that? >> yeah, they grill it. some garlic, some sauce. it's really awesome. >> you pick out the stuff that interes

estuvo re buena lo que la vida me robo. >>> y vamos con omar y argelia.ludar sin guantes. >>> muy importante. >>> maÑana es el dÍa del amor y la amistad. cuales son los planes. >>> posiblemente lo celebre asÍ con 4 en la cena. pero ana creo que lo harÁ muy romÁntico. >>> por ahÍ pienso yo. no sÉ, vamos a ver que sorpresa. >>> que les vaya bien. sabemos que maÑana tendrÁn un programa especial, renovando votos, estamos por cumplir 7 aÑos de matrimonio, y el mensaje para las parejas es que nos preguntan como le hacemos para seguir enamorados, mucha comunicaciÓn. paciencia. mucha paciencia. >>> miren las fotos. >>> que bonitas fotos. los queremos mucho. >>> son una pareja encantadora. se lo decimos de corazÓn. eso no hay que contarlo mucho. los queremos mucho. felicidades. besos a toda la gente de los Ángeles. >>> un abrazo a todos. y esta se la dedicÓ a mi marido. ♪ ♪ te buscare bandido >>> te quiero mucho. y en breve no se imaginan la sorpresa que dulce marÍa darÁ a sus fans. >>> y van a ver las que te dejaran con la boca abierta. y maÑana no se pierdan la

michael bradley, omar gonzalez. toronto and the l.a. galaxy. great thing. mls and toronto lure you back. what in the end made it good for you the come back home? >> i'm excited to be a part of what is going on here right now. soccer in the country is growing. the league is getting better. you see it every year. there's more excitement. there's more attention. and so for me, at the end of the day, it was an opportunity i didn't want to let pass by. >> omar, the level of play seems to grow exponentially each and every year. bringing guys like makele back. having somebody like you, who had interest in europe, decide to stay here. >> i started my career here. it is something i wanted to continue. like michael said, each year is getting better and better the american players, our youth system is growing. to be honest, a lot of players from overseas are wanting to come here and -- you know, the level of play is getting better and better. it's exciting. fans are starting to enjoy it. >> and if playou get to be in p like los angeles. who you kidding? l

we see omar epps, also an actor, has tweeted 'n' rest in peace. hoffman was one of the great thespians. susan candiotti working her sources in new york. susan, what more can you tell us about the discovery of this very talented actor and the circumstances surrounding his death? >> it's just so sad. if you're a movie fan in particular, you follow this young man's career, only 46 years old. what a stellar career we've had. sometimes we feel like we know him. it's so sad to hear news like this, so tragic. more leading up to the circumstances of this death by overdose. to recap what we heard from our sour. he was discovered by someone he was collaborating with, a playwright, who went over to philip seymour hoffman's this morning. this person had access to the apartment and went inside. went into the bathroom and found him with a needle in one of his arms. heard in addition to this, police found what they believed to be heroin inside that apartment. so there are so many questions surrounding this now. how did this come about, were there any signs leadi

. >>> los mejores goles de la liga mx, el primero de los dos de omar bravo, mejor en la definición elcación perfecta para el gol y la mejor de la jornada, pocos podríamos no estar de acuerdo, marco fabián de la mora, golazo que valió los 3 puntos y también abrió los ojos de miguel el piojo herrera ante una posibilidad de estar con la selección mexicana. >>> y carlos vela sigue anotando, para darle la victoria 1 a 0 a la real sociedad sobre málaga. >>> mientras que josé mourinho dijo que manchester city puede eliminar a barcelona en champions league, porque enfrenta al peor barcelona en muchos años, esta es la programción de los partidos en champions league, (información en pantalla) parís saint-germain zenit. >>> y olimpiacos ante manchester united (información en pantalla) >>> el miércoles (información en pantalla) >>> este sábado habrán peleas de ufc, en el mandaly bay de las vegas, que no quiso enfrentar a caín velásquez, en primera instancia enfrentaría a evans, pero se lesionó, cornier estuvo con nosotros y habló de su rival de turno. >>> con él entrenábamos cuando nos preparábam

as omar veillafranca reports, this is the third this week. >> reporter: search and rescue teams found the bodies of two skiers on a mountain two miles south of denver. officials say it happened saturday afternoon while a group was cross-country skiing in the backcountry. two suffered broken boynes. another had a collapsed lung. >> it was just unfortunate what happened. >> reporter: forecasters say record amounts of snow and warmer temperatures are creating unstable conditions. 14 people have been killed by avalanches across the mountain west since december. six of those deaths occurred last week alone. skiers are being urged to take an avalanche education class. >> we get a lot of people cross-country skiing all winter long. one of our biggest fears is just what happened. >> reporter: avalanche warnings are posted from washington state to omaha. >>> in central california farmers are praying for rain. they're struggling in the midst of one of the worst droughts in decades. on friday president obama plelked more than a million dollars in federal aid. carter evans reports. and he got an

. >> let's go to omar who is in istanbul. the decision was profited, quote, by the ineffectiveness of the command in the past few months. normally when you have a falling out with somebody, you you have an opportunity to resign and someone else takes over. it's all done very quietly. this seems to suggest that there was very bad blood between edres and the others at the top. >> y that's true, and it suggests there are differences and resists in the city and opposition as military commanders on the ground. when it comes to the military supreme council we are told there is an unanimous agreement or decision on sacking salem edres for lack of operations and accuse him spending too much time out of syria. but in his defense i think he was charged with a very enormous task because remember the free syrian army is not a coherent group. it's made of several rebel forces and each group has its own allegiance and affiliations. so it's very difficult for edres and his replacement. >> yes, his replacement appears to be on paper a far mo

more now and live to the correspondent omar who is standing by for isin istan bull and why did this happen well, the supreme military council says that the address was ineffective and that they wanted to restructure the whole chief of staff to try and make the syrian, the free syrian army more effective on the ground in syria. now one source at the supreme council says he lacks the military experience to run military operations on the ground. they did however point out the fact that he did not have good relations with other rebel forces fighting on the ground. and of course when you have the latest development inside syria, the roll of the embassy is almost absent. i think that is why the whole thing came into effect. if you remember, if you combine with the failure, if i can call it the failure from the geneva peace talks, for the last three days, the head of the snc was inside syria and he was promising rebels he met that more quality weapons will start to come. so i think this is an attempt by the opposition and of course the syrian national coalition to restructure and to make the free

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omar reports from the border. >> reporter: an endless queue of trucks waiting to cross the border fromyria into turkey. these drivers have been here for about three weeks. opening and closing the gate depend on security conditions inside syria. and while this man is a city of the oppositions aide office, he has food trucks, baby formula and blankets, and they have been stuck here. >> translator: it is so difficult to end aid from turkish syrian borders inside. the roads are not safe. we are facing difficulties from all sides. >> reporter: but the infighting is also worrying syrians who use the crossings on a daily basis. >> translator: all of the people are scared. we hope god will solve this issue safely. >> translator: unfortunately security is lost, because each faction have their own interests. we hope they unite. fighting is effecting people's lives, and killing innocent ones. >> reporter: the fighting between al-qaeda splinter group and other rebel group fighting intensified earlier this month. there were three attacks over the last week alone, that has slowed the flow of goods a

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. >> reporter: and they are effectively an extension of the islamic state of iraq, headed by omar omarbadadi who a year ago announced the accretion of the islamic state of syria and iraq and that is when we saw isis setting itself up, beginning to set itself up, inside the syrian battlefield. arguably right now it is more powerful than it has ever been across both nations, because it has proven that it is capable of expanding from iraq into syria, very capable of taking advantage of the kind of dynamics that we see in syria, the chaos, the killings. what's really interesting about it, though, is that isis in syria, the syrian battlefield, has proven to be more of a magnet for jihadi foreign fighters than iraq ever was. we're seeing a significantly higher number of foreign fighters streaming towards syria, especially those coming from europe and even from the united states than we ever saw back in the days when al qaeda was at its strongest in iraq, wolf. >> and u.s. officials are very concerned some of those foreign fighters will leave syria. some already have. go to europe, come back

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>> before we go to break, omar. >> some more comments on facebook: >> you can hashtag at ajam stream. he didn't commit the crime, but lost over a decade doing time. this is the first to be exonerated. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism >> 2002 this was d.n.a. evidence matching another man. he was arrested. . >> i'm the only female in the united states exonerated from death row. they destroyed my life. i live in the same town. people were saying, "that's that girl that killed her baby", i couldn't get a job. it's hard for me. >> we are talking about death row inmates, cleared because of d.n.a. testing. >> the first person exonerated joins us now. kirk, at the age of 23 you were convicted for the killing and assault of a 9-year-old girl. you were imprisoned for eight years, two of which were spent on death row. eyewitness tes

the attack was one of the series throughout a january that finally led prime minister omar sharif to pursue the talks he had promised. the negotiators appointed by the taliban and arrived all smiles to greet government counterparts, only things did not go according to plan. the mood was very different. have just ended a very chaotic press conference here. this was supposed to be part of the government negotiating. the negotiators here have just told all of the gathered journalists that this is a delay tactic by the government. if these talks are delayed, anything can happen. >> what do you mean? [indiscernible] >> the pakistani taliban know how to wreak disaster. thousands here are thought to have died at their hands. the literary operations have not stopped the murder. a new strategy of talks was decided on. why didn't government representatives show up? >> we don't want to go to formal negotiations and waste our time. we wanted to know more about the mandate from this committee that is meeting us >> tonight, there has been an attack close to the market in the city. it targeted man

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omar villafranca has our story. >> reporter: arizona governor jan brewer's vito brought an end to bill 1062. >> i have not heard of one example in arizona where a business owner's religious liberty would have been violated. >> reporter: >> religious liberty when properproply exercised is good law. >> reporter: it would did courage against gays and lesbians among others. arizona residents and merchants made their clear. thousands have called or petitioned the governor to vote their way. on wednesday, 2 thousand hispanic lawyers canceled their 2015 convention here and there were reports that nfl was considering moving next year's super bowl from the university of phoenix stadium. >> i sincerely believe senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problem than it purports to solve. >> the crowd outside of the capital erupted when they heard governor brewer vetoed the bill. a few had thought she still might sign it. >> when this first kind of started i was apprehensive, but we have such a fantastic community out here and think it would be foolish for her not to listen not just to comm

>> that's always been the issue which is how do you find the person connected to mullah omar? we don't know who he is. the americans and germans have one channel that fell apart. partly because of karzai's objections back in i guess it was june and now it's like, you know, how serious was this? were they just trying to string him along? it looks that way because it's gone nowhere. >> ifill: what would he want from them just an agreement to -- what? >> i think he wants -- he has this grand idea that they're brothers, they're afghans like him and they can brought back together and be brought in peacefully. it sometimes can be a little -- it can come across as sometimes naive. >> ifill: this isn't the first time. maybe this is naive as well. but this isn't the first time there have been efforts to reach out to the taliban. american diplomats tried to do the same thing, haven't they? >> they have. and, you know, they came very close. i mean, they've been in touch with people who they believed and had evidence were doing this with the blessing of mullah omar. they just haven't gone

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. >> joe: they get ricardo lockette for that hit on omar bolden.. a long way from seattle. but it is loud. here's moreno. and knowshon picks it up. cliff avril in on the stop. which do you want to look at the broncos? the record-setting 606 points, peyton manning, his fifth mvp. what they can do to you on the outside. the tight end spot. or good offensive line? >> troy: where do you start in trying to narrow that down? >> joe: the defense. the pass is caught. he made the hit on thomas. and a gain of just two. and demaryius thomas got popped. >> troy: kam chancellor, 31, the strong safety. he's looking up. demaryius thomas, they cover everybody up on the outside. these coming underneath. and kam chancellor in that zone coverage, comes up and lays the wood. >> joe: third down and five. manning. pass is caught by thomas. short of the first down. julius thomas, the tight end, good for three. and it's a quick three and out for the denver offense. >> troy: you look at denver in the regular season, joe. they had the second-fewest three and outs in all of

this leads to as core door to me omar is fully completed the indochina peninsula will have a road network in all directions. that's very appealing. this week jeff bower is not the only country trying to gain dealt with holding them. there are a few when dough. explain that and cause me and how cute can the study noted that goes red shawl over and on and as i try to complete the grassy you. and us as we all follow as vital and sweat for five hundred megawatts the mop up for. to borrow me why i was going to deprive its government about the project to be the future. paul hunter to do this we'll call it the downside to using duo of ralphie from a line drive homer young gold coast to the economy according to the realities of gold was to show it leaks don't keep it open and the use of a fight to plant city didn't play to housing in wales. all but one hundred times the peep is the key. the ability to develop the complex but twenty fifteen and soon we hope to contribute to the country's economic development. lots of apple infrastructure and to read as chief counsel bowery from this. japanese firm

that time i assumed that some locations that might not be content with india can present you with omar and his activities during the summer and tequila and soon the first women's war in general his participation in the other three seventy four which is very much discussed among historians and politicians mostly politicians till today still controversial as this err on the toc to be in the city. turns out changing someone's legacy for future generations is not that uncommon around the world but din wanna ride tickets and didn't tell me the twenty four european parliamentarians have called the european union to reinstate its working definition of antisemitism the lawmakers who travel to poland earlier this week to attend a ceremonial joint session with fifty eight knesset members on international holocaust remembrance day said the seat at the eu fundamental rights agency. i'm typically stand behind its own working definition of antisemitism agency originally instituted the definition of antisemitism in two thousand fine which included the demonization of israel and its comparison to germ

shop which is mind hearing it funny yet to be talked to the bullet and today you ask us to barack omar deal withomsd with t united states to sell its reactor the president's men open and ninety of the few processed in contrast the new legislation is passed contradicting record it but then come into effect. are they the united states and vietnam signed an agreement for civilian nuclear cooperation in october of last year. not to steal the unknown agreed not to convicts were repressed as you clean your teeth death in the manufacturing of nuclear weapons if the committee it that it committed itself and not to produce a lovely new active ingredients for nuclear weapons and fight gets you the united states and nonproliferation standards the country hopes nuclear power will meet ten percent of its power generation needs by twenty thirty planning now onto other news feed him down and he indulged in on monday held a seminar on strengthening of regional connectivity a teeny association of southeast asian nations are young and the european union eu as many as forty representatives including park

omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> pope francis's motorcycle nicknamed the holy hog fetched a heavenly pricee bike last june. it was auctioned off in paris thursday and expected to bring in about $16,000, but it sold for $327,000. the money will go to a soup kitchen for the homeless. holy hog. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll be live from sochi, russia, ahead of today eetoday'g ceremony at the olympics. plus infrastructure problems a one of the busiest airports. we'll show you the latest upgrade at laguardia. >>> and we'll show you an app, keeping anonymous online. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. >>> mrs. linda marie macdonald is your realtime captioner. >>> good morning, everyone. it's friday, february 7. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. thank god it's friday! we love the weekend. i'm sure you do, too. how about the weather on the weekend? it's nice out there now. but it's about to change. >> a lot of clouds and s

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police omar was driving his car self when he went to a red light and collided with a buick le sabre. the driver of the buick is in critical but stable condition. middle school students return to class today. their school scrubdown formal. >> they gave the building a clean bill of health. an open house allow parents to see the work for themselves. students had been attending classes at another school temporarily. >> the mayor wants to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars in the finance committee is sank 04. he won support to issue up to $900 million in bonds. the largest borrowing request by the mayor ever. chicago already owes $7 billion and even more than detroit or any of the 10 biggest cities except york according to a report in the chicago tribune. it would be used to cover budget shortfalls and pushed current expenditures. it was approved with virtually no debate. hundreds of soldiers are under investigation for allegedly of embezzlingembezzling. a fisherman who claims she was lost at sea for more than a year is now back on land. why some are doubting his story. >> eating too

omar arizonans. >>> a federal judge in texas declared the texas ban unconstitutional but for now it's still in place until an appeals court rules. >>> well, tv meteorologists are almost always, always unflappable. >> almost always but some things are simply meant to disrupt a weathercast as aaron perleman in bakersfield found out. >> looking -- oh, my gosh. did you guys see that? [ laughter ] >> sorry. it was a spider that fell -- >> oh!! >> ah!! >> i hate spiders, man, just -- especially when you're bald, you feel them crawling on your head. all right. i apologize. sorry creeped out! >> this is apparently how it ended. he squashed it. >> no, that's not right. come on. >> then he just continued as if nothing had happened. >>> lawrence karnow would have handled that so differently. >> i wouldn't have felt it. but when it got on my neck, that would have been it. that's creepy. somebody got to clean that studio. >> hello. [ laughter ] >> hey, guys. we have another major storm headed our way. that was quite a soaker last night. some of the mountains over 2.5" of rain. going to see some st