this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile extended stay." >> pendleton juvenile correctional facility, one of america's largest maximum security juvenile prison. here, teams serve their time behind razor wire while staff attempt to rehabilitate and educate, over 300 male offenders. >> [ bleep ]. kkk. drop it. >> some are harder than others. unlike adult prisons staff here must deal with impulsive teen behavior that can escalate without warning. >> six months of shooting inside of pendleton, we witnessed all of this and more. >> these youngsters here when they simply get angry and go from 0 to 60 in a second, they simply react and then they think about the consequences and how they're going to get out of it. >> lieutenant gary burke supervises the segregation unit at pendleton. when an inmate acts out in the general population, he's moved to seg for the safety of offenders and staff. most kids who come here are still a long way from rehabilitation and their defiance can cause added pressure for officers. >> the challenge is bring your "a" game when you come to work. bring your "a" game. >>

this is "lockup: pendleton juvenile, extended stay." on any given day, inside the razor wire fences of pendleton juvenile correctional facility, anything can happen. >> stop! stop! turn around. >> during our six months inside, we learned some days can be more chaotic than most. >> control to all units and shift supervisors. >> caught him signal 2000, which is an attempted escape. going to run for it. told the sergeant he was going to run and took off out of the unit. >> i think by 7:30 in the morning, we had a signal jam meaning officer needs assistance. we've had two signal 2000s, which are escaped. >> turn around. turn around. get on your knees. get on your knees. put your hands behind your head. stay like that until we exit the cell. >> it was a half hearted attempt. he gave them a little struggle and they brought him here. he acts relieved now that he is here. as a matter of fact, i believe it's his second time trying to escape in the last two weeks because he's having such a problem getting acclimated with the other offenders out t

tonight for allegheny,high lands ranch pendleton, mineral, frost burg, high town, bayard, mount storm here we are talking at least any where from 6 to 12- inch offs snow, by the time this is all over tonight. already shea have gotten in excess of -- they have gotten in excess of 6 inches. wind chill advisory as well. 40 miles per hour and wind chill values expected to be some 5 to 10 degrees below 0. that is in effect until noon.

six of the seven killed are based here at camp pendleton. the helicopters are part of the pendleton's third marine aircraft wing. the other victim was stationed in yuma. >> my husband is a marine, and we have friends who are marines, as well. and just a couple of our wives, i called them instantly and asked whether or not it was their husband. so it did affect me just because it's so close to home. >> reporter: an aerial view of the scene shows very little debris. military investigators are on the ground trying to determine why the two choppers collided. >> you know, it's a marine corps motto fight like your train, train like you fight. as dangerous as combat is, to be able to succeed in it the things we do back here training- wise do have a lot of inherent risk in them. >> reporter: the weather wednesday evening was described as mild. marines flying in helicopters like these favor missions over the desert because of the climate and the terrain that resembles that of iraq and afghanistan. another cobra helicopter went down in september on ba

the two helicopters belonged to the third marine aircraft wing out of camp pendleton. the crews were doing some nighttime training to prepare for deployment to afghanistan. marine officials say the weather was mild at the time and so far, it's unclear what happened. >> they were conducting routine training operations. it was nothing really out of the ordinary. we have aircraft going out to yuma training ranges on a weekly basis and they go out there primarily because the aircraft mimics what they will see in afghanistan. >> six of the marines killed were from camp pendleton. the other was from yuma. their names have not been released. >>> a man dressed in an afghan army uniform opened fire killing two u.s. soldiers in afghanistan. now, the shooting happened after soldiers fired into the air to try to get protestors away from a u.s. base. this is the third day of rioting in several cities in afghanistan after coalition forces burned copies of the koran. meanwhile, president obama has sent an apology letter to afghanistan's president promising to make sure that this does

six of the victims were based out of camp pendleton. this is the third deadly helicopter training crash involving camp pendleton troops in six months. >>> a woman is recooperating after being dragged by one of munis metro trains. the woman was trapped under one of the trains for 15 minutes. it happened while she was walking her dog in the sunset district and tried to get around the train by stepping over the connector between the cars. that's when the train started to move and trapped her. one man said she didn't she would survive. >> she was down already but i was happy to see her when i told her what happened. >> now muni crews were able to jack up the train, get the victim out and take her to the hospital. paramedics said she only had scratches on her legs and arm. witnesses say the dog was not hurt. >>> we are learning more about the pileup that killed three people including a woman from pleasanton. that crash happened wednesday night along highway 101. the victims just left a funeral when an suv crossed the center divide and hit th

tonight for allegheny,high lands ranch pendleton, mineral, frost burg, high town, bayard, mount storm here we are talking at least any where from 6 to 12- inch offs snow, by the time this is all over tonight. already shea have gotten in excess of -- they have gotten in excess of 6 inches. wind chill advisory as well. 40 miles per hour and wind chill values expected to be some 5 to 10 degrees below 0. that is in effect until noon. now, here is a look at the areas that we are saying all in pink where we have the winter storm warning but we have snow totals, 1.5 inches german town. damascus, over 2 inches, same for lavalle maryland. frost burg, 4 inches plus. bayard west irvin yeah, they have already gotten 7 inches or more winchester just over as inch as well as far as winds are concerned, gusty, already today, national recorded wind gusts town 47 miles per hour 49 dulles, 46 baltimore and those winds are a big factor today temperatures right now low 20s but we've got wind chills you factor in winds temperatures and these winds gusting everywhere even up to 37 miles per hour you can see

six of them camp pendleton troops, one from marine corps air station yuma. arizona governor jan brewer releasing a statement saying, "this tragedy serves as another stark and sad reminder of the peril our men and women in uniform encounter on a daily basis, not only abroad, but on our own soil." the incident happened in a remote portion of the yuma training range complex on the california side of the chocolate mountains. it's a desert area favored by the u.s. military because the hot dusty conditions mimic those in war zones like iraq and afghanistan. in combat night operations are something that is very difficult to accomplish just pause the lack of visibility -- because the lack of visible and it's something the pilots have to train at continuously here. >> this accident just the latest aircraft incident involving camp pendleton troops. back in september a cobra chopper went down in training near pendleton where two marines were killed and in july another marine was killed in a similar incident. >> the marine corps motto fight like you train and train like

we're talking pendleton, highland, mineral, allegheny and that entire region.uth, you can see the light blue and that is where we have a windchill advise or, gusty winds through here and getting squalls. the blowing snow and visibility reduced. the entire viewing area here to the metro region north, southwest, and east and have a wind advise or. the winds barely give the, the gusts up to 50 miles an hour tonight in through sunday and that is producing significant windchills. sustained winds anywhere from 15 to 32 miles an hour and they are gusting, look at this, 45 miles an hour wind gusts right now at dulles. i'm telling you, if you driving, you would feel this on the roads tonight if you're going anywhere. 29, washington; 37, quantico co; 35, baltimore. you factor in the winds and the temperatures and he's our temperatures now from 19 in hagerstown to 27 in d.c.; 25, baltimore and up the mid- atlantic. the temperatures in the 20s and low 30s as well. we have some toons to the west of us and that is the cold colder air coming in and this is what it feels like.

the 28-year-old captain michael quinn from verseival had -- percival had been stationed in camp pendleton in california. investigators say it could take weeks before they know what caused the crash. >> another big story we're following tonight here on the news edge, two more americans killed in afghanistan as qu'ran- burning protests continue. the two were nato military officers. the officials with the international security assistance force say someone turned their gun on the pair shooting both in the back of the heads. and so far, officials have yet to link the deaths to violence there last week after several copies of the qu'ran were torched by the u.s. military. >> we're not linking this incident as of yet. we have to look into the details of what is going to come out. [ sirens ] >> as a result of the shooting deaths, all international military advisors working in kabul have been pulled out of the region. u.s. officials say that the unknown shooter is still at large and a manhunt is underway. >>> the u.s. navy is boosting defenses in the persian gulf, equipping the fleet with a new ro

six were from camp pendleton in california and one from yuma, arizona. huey, both part of the 3rd marine aircraft wing. >>> from orlando, a new perspective on a historic tragedy. more than 26 years after space shuttle "challenger" blew up just after takeoff, a rare home video has surfaced on the website new scientist.com shot from the orlando airport some 50 miles from kennedy space from by the father of a woman who, would at new scientist. his name is bob carman. he'll join he live tomorrow. just take a look at the images and listen. >> should be watched. as chilly as the pictures is the complete lack of shock from the onlookers at the time. clearly no one realized what was happening. this is only the second am surely video of the disaster to go public since 1986. >>> to pampa now where two cars crash on live television, but the reporter in front of the crash doesn't flinch. wfla's adrian petrson was talking about rising gas prices when it happened. and then this. >> costs go up too so it could be fewer people driving. >> right behind you, did you see t

shenandoah valley under a winter storm warning and this includes pendleton, mineral, highland countynd they could see up to eight inches and this is in affect sunday night. and temperatures now into the low 20s and 19 degrees at hagerstown. we have gusty winds and that is creating significant windchills. 41 miles an hour wind gusts at dulles. 35 at gaithersburg and 39 at baltimore and making it feel like it's two degrees it -- in dills, 10 at d.c. the windchills are significant and extremely cold night ahead of us and wolf see the surge of cold air. bind up and be prepared, excuse me, as you're heading in the morning and this is that five- day forecast, temperatures are higher and some sunshine. looks like the next chance of precipitation is hitting us by thursday and so, be prepared. that cold air is sticking around through tomorrow with the give the winds. will, maureen? >> thank you. >> and you can track winter weather on the fox 5 weather app. download it at apple's app store or the android market. search for d.c. weather or use the link on the website, www.myfoxdc.com. >>> and a

they are members of the third aircraft wing in camp pendleton. last summer, three camp pendleton marines were killed in three separate incidents. >> the names of the marines killed may be released sometime this evening. >>> justice for yardly love, a jury convicts george huguely and recommends he spend 26 years in prison. wjz continues with complete coverage. adam may is in charlottesville with the emotional end to this trial. >> reporter: right before that verdict was read, george huguely made the sign of the cross. and hours later, when he found out he could be in prison when he was 50 years old, he put his hands over his face and started to weep. >> reporter: students faced the conviction and sentence of george huguely. the former uva lacrosse player could serve 20 years in prison. >> there's definitely this unresolved tension about it. >> i think it's fair. >> i think second degree is pretty fair. >> reporter: the verdict came after nine hours of deliberations. jurors did not believe huguely planned to kill his ex- girlfriend yeardley love. t

the aircraft were from camp pendleton and california and six marines were based there and the 7th marine was reportedly from yuma. >>> the bay area is in for a summary day. a wind advisory is in effect for the north and east bay hills until 6:00 tonight. the strongest winds are expected in the hills of alameda and contra counter counties. we will have the full forecast coming up in ten minutes. >>> crews are about to be cleaning up some disturbing vandalism that police are calling a hate crime. it happened at the union church and live where you have been talking to parishioners and investigators, what are they telling you? >> reporter: well we are not talking about random graffiti, some very disturbing images of vandalism and they are waiting for the go ahead. members of the church is expecting visit from the diocese to take stock of the damage and given the healing process. they replaced the wooden cross knocked over by vandals. they hope to send a message of their own, despite pentagrams and spray paintings in latin they will not have a lasting impact. >> that is not god or the church,

six of the victims were based out of camp pendleton.rd deadly helicopter training crash involving camp pendleton troops in just sixth months. >>> they are condemning the terrorist attacks and the attempted terrorist attack in the country of georgia. the bombing in new delhi last week injured the wife of an israeli diplomat and her driver. israel is blaming iran. the u.n. security council statement does not mention iran. >>> same sex marriage is one signature away from becoming legal in maryland. cheers and celebrations erupted in ann applies yesterday after -- in annapolis. however opponents are vowing to gather enough signatures to force a statewide referendum in november. >>> palin resigned as governor in july of between. the newly released e-mails show that palin complained about the lawsuits and investigation she was facing after the end of the 2008 campaign. in one of the e-mails, palin wrote and i'm quoting, i can't take it anymore. >>> 5:47. time to check in with sal again. >> you want to hear something funny? >> yes, i did. >> s

marine aircraft wing. >> there have been other recent incidents involving aircrafts tied to camp pendleton this is the 5th time since march of last year that marine aircraft have gone down in training exercises here in california alone. you may recall back in september 2nd marines died after their helicopter also a cobra by the way went down near the base. earlier a month earlier two marines ejectd from a fighter jet moments before it slammed into the pacific ocean. in july a helicopter went down during a training ride. that too was a huey chopper. >>> well it was indeed a tornado that damaged huz ens of homes in georgia. it went dotouched down north of atlanta. it left thousands of customers in the dark. no reports of injuries thankfully. with peak tornado season as they call it starting next month forecasters predicting a more active year. there were 95 last month more than 6 times as many in january last year and last year was the worst for tornados in american history. president obama is reaching out to the counter part in afghanistan. we will get a live report from the afghan capital

none of the marines have been identified by name or home town but all based at camp pendleton in california. >> in other news after 10 days of trial and nearly 60 witnesses a verdict is in in the university of lacrosse murder trial. george huguely has been found guilty of killing his ex- girlfriend. mary bubala reports. >> jessica, a 10 day trial ends in a guilty verdict. it is second-degree murder for george huguely. >>> it took nine hours of deliberations for a jury to find george huguely guilty of two of the six counts against him. the former university of virginia lacrosse player was convicted of second-degree murder and laurean larceny in connection with the death of his ex-girlfriend, yeardly love. >> there is no winners in this case, there is nothing but loss everywhere. >> love was found dead in her apartment in may of 2010. prosecutors say huguely beat her to death in a drunken jealous rage. huguely's attorney admitted his actions played a roll in love's death but argued he didn't intend to kill her. his attorneys wanted a lesser involuntary manslaughter conviction. >> we are of co

six of the marines was from camp pendleton, one from arizona.the cause of the crash is being investigated. >>> nba sensation jeremy lin moves from a couch to a fancy manhattan pad. where the palo alto native will be calling home. >>> for the first time in a long time, there may be medical help for obese people. new diet drug could soon help >>> there may be prescription medication for help those overweight for the first time in years. terry mcsweeney is here with the amazing story. >> reporter: considering that 75 million adults in the u.s. are obese it is not hype to call this new pill amazing. it is not approved yet and there are significant health risks. for those who haven't seen any anti-obesity medication hit the market in over a decade it is potentially a miracle drug. it is a prescription diet pill which can do amazing things like help 20-year-old frazier lose 165 pounds in one year. >> i went from 390 to 225, it changed my life. >> reporter: after being rejected two years ago the drug cleared a major hurdle toward afd -- fda approval. >

tiffany's husband is based at camp pendleton. >> when i hear things like that i automatically call my husband. >> the marines were being prepared to be deployed and trained above the rugged california desert to simulate conditions in afghanistan. >> it's the marine corps model to write like you train and train like you fight. we do have a lot of inherent risks. >> tureen core investigators are now reviewing the crash flight and flight plan to find out what caused the coalition and prevent similar practices from happening in the future. >> on the campaign trail today, the new field poll shows 51% of california voters would reelect president obama which is up six points since november. most voters also say they approve of the job he's doing. meanwhile republican candidates were back on the campaign trail after last nights debate in debate in arizona. he stayed in the state questioning santorum's voting record. meanwhile he launched the new ad attacking rummy's conservative resume. newt gingrich is focusing on future contests in washington state and the south. >> customers have been comp

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six were from camp pendleton. one was from the marine air corp station in yuma. several crashes have happened in the last year involving marine training. last september an ah1wcobra went down killing two and sparking a brush fire that burned 120 acres. abc 2news. >> thank you. >>> the maryland senate could have a decision on the same sex marriage bill any time. last year the senate passed a similar proposal, the senate president said it's not expected to change this year. the legislation would make maryland the 8th state to legalize same sex unions. >>> a consumer alert, facebook and google have come under fire because of privacy issues so now the obama administration revealed a new plan. the plan stresses several rights including individual control. you will have control over whether and how much of your personal information is shared now with outside companies. companies would only keep as much information as they need for specific purposes, this onto heels of a bill, a coalition of internet companies including google announced today. they are working to embed

pendleton, oregon, no complaints and 47. as advertised one of the better days of the week in the northwest. >> as promised, thank you so much. >>> pc sales lag. online privacy makes progress. and the intellectual property fight that is truly lin-sane. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, which hollywood heart throb has most wives willing to trade in their men? >>> coming up, jeremy lin and carmelo anthony hit their strike and lakers with a chance at a buzzer beater in minnesota. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> a series of deadly attacks across iraq this morning are being called a huge security failure. at least 50 people were killed and more than 200 injured in coordinated bombings and shootings. the worst of the blasts occurred in baghdad during the busy rush hour. >>> after criticism, virginia's governor bob mcdonald reversed course on wednesday on a bill mandating invasive ul

the military court proceedings are underway at kilo's home base, camp pendleton in southern california the process began in the spring of 2007 with preliminary hearings to determine whether any of the marines would face court martial. after more than a year of having their stories played out in the media, the accused marines told their version of events to an investigating officer. no recordings were allowed in the courtroom, so here, read by actors, are excerpts of the unsworn statements of wuterich and tatum. >> saturday, november 19, 2005 started off as a normal day for 1st squad 3rd platoon kilo company in haditha, iraq. although the mission was something we had conducted and accomplished dozens of times before, today would be extraordinarily different. the day was chilly and the sky was clear. the city was ominously quiet. i changed the normal route of north on river road and west on haditha road. this is one decision i will always regret. ( explosion ) an explosion louder than anything i have ever heard rocked the entire convoy. i remained calm. i continued to drive west as my a

posing in front of a flag with a logo resembling a nazi symbol taken in september of 2010 while camp pendletonnes were stationed in afghanistan. the marines used the letters ss to represent scout sniper the name of their team. they say they never intended to be associated with a racist organization. >> the commander through his investigation determined there was no racial motivation, no ill intent they didn't realize what they were doing when they associated themselves with the symbol. >> marines in the photo will not be dislicensed. -- disciplined. they will use the incident as a training tool to talk to troops about what symbols are acceptable. >>> cable tv repair man in michigan used his training to complete an extraordinary job, not the way you might think. andre reed was on a cable service call when he was called to help. christine duffy's four-month-old daughter sara was choking. >> she was coughing, started blocking up her system and she just started choking on the congestion. her eyes were getting red and she started turning different colors i put the baby in the position that i was ta

the marines were based at north pendleton just north of san diego. they're trying to determine how this incredible accident happened. officials may announce the names of the marines killed later today. thank you for joining us. i'm j.c. hayward. >>> it's also been a deadly 48 hours for troops abroad. two soldiers were killed during an attack on a military base in eastern afghanistan. the attack may be tied to the burning of the quran by the u.s. military. >> reporter: afghan police fired on protesters during a third day of violent demonstrations that have now claimed the lives of two u.s. soldiers. cbs news has learned an afghan soldier gunned down two american troops at a military base in a province of eastern afghanistan. an afghan official says the shooter killed the soldiers in retaliation for the burning of qurans at the u.s. air base. it came hours after some radical lawmakers called on afghans to retaliate against foreign troops. president obama has sent a letter apologizing for tuesday's incident calling the burning of the holy book an accide

camp pendleton. we came here the day the fukushima daiichi plant in japan melted down. plant officials were eager to reassure the public the same thing could not happen here. is this plant safe? >> absolutely. this plant is safe. >> reporter: after japan, the nuclear regulatory commission updated its seismic model. and a report issued found that 96 reactors in the central and southern u.s. are in regions at higher risk of a quake than previously thought. this event is likely just faulty equipment. plant officials are assuring the public and the workers it's not in danger. people are underbly nervous after what happened in japan. david wright, abc news. >>> u.s. combat troops could leave afghanistan by the end of next year under a new military plan. that's about 18 months sooner than expected. trainers and advisers will remain in the country through 2014. the approach is similar to the one used to end u.s. military involvement in iraq. >>> and egypt is in mourning right now following a deadly riot at a soccer match. at least 74 people were killed. hundreds injured. it st

hasn't released names and home towns of those kills but six of seven were stationed out of camp pendleton. >> an eight-year-old girl have to undergoing more surgery after being shot in school. the girl was shot in the arm and the bullet went into her stomach causing significant organ damage. police say a nine-year-old classmate brought that gun to school and it accidentally went off in his back pack. a juvenile judge will determine if a third grader will face criminal charges. >>> if you are watching your weight and hate the taste of some diet sodas, pepsi is developing something new just for you. pepsico is rolling out pepsi next. it's a soda with half the calories of regular pepsi at 60- calories a can. the company's biggest product launch in years. and it's expected to hit store shelves next month. a lot of people do that the at the soda fountain. have diet pepsi and half pepsi. >> still coming up, a cloudy but still unseasonably mild day outside. looking ahead to the weekend find out what's in store weather-wise. your full first warning weather forecast two and a half minutes away. >>

the marines are based at camp pendleton in california. no word on which team they were cheering for. u.s. troops have watched the last 11 super bowls in afghanistan. >> to politics now. during a pre-super bowl interview, president obama says he deserves to be re-elected. candidates for the republican nomination are gearing up for tomorrow's caucuses in colorado and minnesota. susan mcginnis is in washington with more this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning, terrible. after mitt romney's big win in nevada this weekend, he seems to be solidifying himself as the gop front-runner. you would never know it talking to his rivals. mitt romney is on o the hunt for his next big victory. two days after winning the nevada caucuses, the former massachuset massachusetts voters ahead of the contest tomorrow. as he did in his victory speech saturday night, romney's expected to continue taking direct aim at president obama. >> this president's misguided policies made these tough times last longer. my priority will be worrying about your job, no

a coating in germantown and pendleton county, a couple of inches and that is it and we were forecasting it to be bigger than that anyway. and even a coating. that doesn't appear as if it's going to happen. the winter weather advisory is scaled back until 8:00 for the counties. in terms of accumulations, you have to really get far to the north and maybe a few spots up to one inch. i would say that is looking unlikely, although we have a couple or three hours of potential for a small accumulation. and this is part of the problem, 43 degrees. hard to get anything to stick with that. the roads are treated nicely and we have not heard of any problems on the roads this evening. what we will be watching in the overnight hours, dropping temperatures and we're down to the freezing mark the the roads are wet, if not white, and we will probably have a patchy ice here and there on untreated surfaces later tonight. the precip is going to end. a couple of slippery spots possible and per usual when the storms depart the area. 32 degrees overnight. upper 20s in the suburb. your thursday fight ours a re

helicopters were taking part in a training exercise wednesday night after taking off from the camp pendletonitary base. they collided over the chocolate mountains near the arizona border. >> i understand that they were carrying rockets. i don't know what type of rocket and i can't say that the mission that they were on was a live fire or an ordinates expending mission. in the nearby military town of oceanside, the community is in mourning and shock. tiffany cam roo's husband is a helicopter crew chief based there where six of the fallen marines were stationed. the seventh was based in yuma, arizona. >> it's scary to hear that stuff. when i hear a helicopter crash, i call my husband and makes sure he's okay. >> the marines were preparing to be deployed and trained above the california desert to simulate conditions in afghanistan. >> it's a marine corps motto. fight like you train and train like you fight. as dangerous as combat is, to be able to succeed in it, the things we do back here have a lot of inherent risk in them. investigators are reviewing the crash site and flight plans to find ou

was shot to death by california sheriff's deputy. 31 year-old manuel loggins was assigned to camp pendleton where he lived with his wife and two daughters. police say he drove is a vehicle at high speed to irrigate early tuesday morning. he then got out of his vehicle and started to walk away ignoring a deputy sheriff's command to stop when he turned around the deputy said he felt frightened in shot and killed him. his daughters were nine years old and 14 year-old were sitting in the vehicle at the time of the incident mayor ronnie man was gone for a law that requires handguns to be registered not just citywide ball around the state. he says a statewide gun registry would make easier for police track the source of the weapons the bases. critics say gun violence is mostly a chicago problem and there is no reason to impose gun registration upon the rest of the state and also says criminals will not register their weapons in the law would unfairly taxed gun owners who follow the law. the student at the center of the city sticker controversy will have his $1,000 savings bond after all. the city

sanctions against iran the time to work however there are growing doubts of the effectiveness of pendleton's the message is clear if iran's intransigence continues it will face increasing pressure and isolation the west is branding up the pressure on new delhi to follow its lead in stopping imports of iranian oil and dealing with its central bank but india refuses to follow suit does not. need. to see. you aren't. there more do you need a former u.s. state department official said the india failure to stand with the glass on the oil embargo is a slap in the face pretty united states and raises questions about india's ability to lead but despite all that indian officials of lot but on the issue india is there on the largest oil customer with an annual trade of twelve billion dollars officials here in new delhi are negotiating with their counterparts in tehran to continue that trade using rupees instead of dollars to get around the one thing. and it's not just india ignoring the west's wishes with four asian countries collectively buying two thirds of our odds of oil while the e.u. buys just t

maybe one way to do that would be to bring the marines we take out of okinawa, bring them to camp pendleton or something, bring them home. and maybe leave some prepositioned equipment in place or something? i think when we're talking about the tremendous cuts we have to make, then we're going to have to really look at this seriously. because this is just escalating. and we may be able to solve two problems instead of one. mr. bartlett? >> there's obviously no wild enthusiasm in the congress for additional brac grounds. those facilities are in somebody's district. it might be yours that gets gourd. and secondly, we don't b save any money in the short term because of the clean-up. we've been on some of that's bases for 100 years. our families have lied there, our kids have played there. and we're making the statement that these are second-class citizens because they can live and play in a place that really isn't even good enough to give away. i know the law may require us to do this environmental clean-up, but we think we make the laws here in the congress and we could change that law. if the

training exercise this week. 28-year-old captain michael quinn from percyival was stationed at camp pendleton in california. the crash happened at a training complex near the chocolate mountains on the california border. investigators say it could take weeks before the cause of the crash is determined. >>> two more americans are dead in afghanistan and military advisors are being called back from their posts. it comes after several qu'rans were burned at an american base in afghanistan. here's more. >> reporter: it's a the fifth day of unrest in afghanistan, deadly for the u.s. two american nato military officers shot and killed as protests intensify over the burning of the qu'ran at the bag ram airfield north of cabull on. >> it's regretful -- kabul. >> and it's regretful to see the loss of life again. >> reporter: officials say an individual turned his weapon on the unnamed major, firing to the back of the heads. at the site of kabul's secureed interior ministry. all international military advisors working in militaries in the capitol are being recalled. >> we are not linking this incident

just next door to the navy's west coast hub, camp pendleton.e came here the day the fukushima daiichi plant in japan melted down. plant officials were eager to reassure the public the same thing could not happen here. is this plant safe? >> absolutely. this plant is safe. >> reporter: after japan, the nuclear regulatory commission updated its seismic model. and in a report issued just yesterday, found that 96 reactors in the central and southern u.s. may be at higher risk of a quake than they previously thought. major metropolitan areas are uncomfortably close to major nuclear power plants. indian point, just outside new york city, 20 million people live in a 50-mile radius. dresden, just 50 miles from the heavily-populated suburbs of chicago. >> it will be a sad thing if the industry in the united states does not learn this particular lesson from fukushima because they could be sabotaging themselves if they don't address these problems seriously. >> reporter: now, it is important to underscore, it is not clear that this event had anything to d

military helicopters taking part in a training exercise wednesday night after taking off from camp pendleton in southern california. but they collided above the chocolate mountains in southeast california near the arizona border. >> the marine corps motto fight like you train, train like you fight. as dangerous as combat is, to be able to succeed in it the things we do, back here training-wise, do have a lot of inherent risk in them. >> marine corps investigators are reviewing the crash site and flight plans to find out what caused the collision. >>> syrian violence resumed after calm overnight. anti-government activists say at least two more people were killed today as syrian troops shelled a rebel-held district in the city of homs. a conference on the crisis is getting under way in tunisia. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton and other diplomats plan to work out a series of demands for syrian president bashar assad. >> we must never lose sight of what this is about, a regime making war on its own people. >> diplomats are expected to order assad to call for an immediate cease-fire and a