the storm wouldn't stop but they persevered.they just started doing a ceremony where they pour two bottles of sands into one they kept their cool and kept their clothes on except for the veil and wrapped up quickly. >> if they can weather that storm, they are good. folks in the yucatan of mexico are looking at a different storm. >> still hurricane season that's why it is so cheap to go to that area this tim. it is going to move off quickly. another extreme, how about snow in denver. high temperature monday was 80°. right now it is 29 with snow falling. they are going to get around six inches to possibly a foot, a couple feet in the mountains to the west. one of the more known ski areas nice layer of early season snow. here we are opposite only weather worries we have are the fire danger. other than that smooth sailing. but cool the next couple of nights all that dry air taking away includes that would keep us from dropping into the 30s -- away clouds that would keep us from dropping into the 30s. you can see the offshore wind an

a coalition that included the united states, nato and arab nations persevered through the summer to protectibyan civilians. meanwhile, the courageous libyan people fought for their own future and break the back of the regime. this is a momentous day in the history of libya. the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted. with this enormous promise the libyan people now have a great responsibility. to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to gadhafi's dictatorship. we look forward to the announcement of the country's liberation. the quick formation of an interim government. and a stable transition to libya's first free and fair elections. we call on our libyan friends to continue to work with the international community to secure dangerous materials and to respect the human rights of all libyans, including those who have been detained. we are under no illusion, libya will travel a long and winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days head. but the united states, together with the international community, is committed to the libyan

he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant. no doubt signing it with his left hand. and tom robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses. his right hand. so humble, respectable, quiet negro who had the unmitigated at the merit to feel sore -- temerity for a white person. i need not remind you of their appearance or conduct on the stand. you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses of the state, with the exception of the sheriff of macom county, has presented them to yourselves, you gentlemen, of the court in their confidence that their testimony would not be doubted. believing that you gentlemen would go along with them on the assumption, the evil assumption that all negros lie, that all negros are basically immoral beings, that all negros are not to be trusted around our women. which, gentlemen, as you know in itself a lie as black as tom robinson's skin. a lie i do not need to explain to you. you know the truth and the truth is this -- that some negros lie. some

the storm wouldn't stop but they persevered. just started doing a ceremony where they pour two bottles of sands into one they kept their cool and kept their clothes on except for the veil and wrapped up quickly. >> if they can weather that storm, they are good. folks in the yucatan of mexico are looking at a different storm. >> still hurricane season that's why it is so cheap to go to that area this time of the year. it is going to move off quickly. another extreme, how about snow in denver. high temperature monday was 80°. right now it is 29 with snow falling. they are going to get around six inches to possibly a foot, a couple feet in the mountains to the west. one of the more known ski areas nice layer of early season snow. here we are opposite only weather worries we have are the fire danger. other than that smooth sailing. but cool the next couple of nights all that dry air taking away includes that would keep us from dropping into the 30s -- away clouds that would keep us from dropping into the 30s. you can see the offshor

obama released a statement saying quote, we pay tribute to our inspiring military families who have persevered at home with a loved one at war. alex savage with how military families have at have -- have at adapted during 10 years of war. >> reporter: for many children the war in afghanistan has always been part of life. >> reporter: he was not everyone war when the war in afghanistan ever started. but 8-year-old magana has rarely seen his dad. >> it's not the funnest of times. but you know you work through it. >> reporter: johnny magana has been left to care for the couples three boys. >> he's had a couple little break downs not too bad. nothing that he can't get over. but he's had them. my question is why are we there. we're wasting valuable time, effort and life. >> reporter: for the hanson family the war in afghanistan has spelled stress at home. >> i've missed a lot of my family's life. probably 3-1/2 years i've been gone away from home. that part has been difficult. >> reporter: for sergeant john hanson is with the army national guard. he just finished a tour in afghanistan last year. he

but romney has persevered most of the challenges. >> will she get behind someone?that might be? >> i don't know if she will. but she will leave that option available. the problem is her poll numbers were so low. is she a force the party? absolutely. >> we know that sarah palin and chris christie are out of the running. you have romney, perry, cain and bachmann who are the names in the g.o.p. field right now. is there a candidate there that is going to be the light that sarah palin or chris christie could have been? >> all of them have strong followers. none have 50%. who is the one who can mobilize the republican party? ron paul is out. there mitt romney is back to being the front runner. he dipped a bit when rick perry came in. but now perry's numbers have slid. but is mitt romney conservative enough on abortion an healthcare bill in massachusetts. that remains to be seen. >> that is the big question for the general election. bob, thank you for coming in tonight. back to you guys. >>> we're following breaking news now along wisconsin avenue in the district. a woma

become a physician to help her community and it's an incredible story of how like her father she's persevered. this girl is from the afghan border valley of about 4,000 people. she was the first girl to get an education in our village. the communities there are somewhat proactive about girls education, it was difficult for her at first. the boys through publs at her at first. later on a couple of teachers didn't want to teach her because she was female. in high school some of the boys stole her notebooks because they didn't want her to graduate. but she did. there's no medicine or clinic or hospital here. before she started working in 2000 in this valley, five to 20 women died in childbirth every year so. she went to two years of training and cost us about $800 and her pay is just over a dollar a day and not one women has died since she's come back and is working there. and now i'll jump forward a bit. when we get hundreds of letters in our office and e-mails and some of the most powerful e-mails are those from our armed forces serving in afghanistan and sometimes iraq. recently i got an e-ma

a coalition that included the united states, nato and arab nations persevered through the summer to protect libyan civilians. and emeanwhile, the courageous libyan people fought for their own people and broke the back of the regime. so this is a mo memt to us day in the history of libya. the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted and with this enormous promise, the libyan people now have a great responsibility. to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to gadhafi's dictatorship. we look forward to the announcement of the country's liberation, the quick formation of an interim government, and a stable transition to libya's first free and their elections and we call on our libyan friends to continue to work with the international community to secure dangerous materials and to respect the human rights of all libyans, including those who have been detained. we're under no illusions. libya will travel a long and winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days ahead. but the united states together with the international community, is c

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a coalition that included the united states, nato and arab nations persevered through the summer to protectibyan civilians. meanwhile, the courageous libyan people fought for their own future and break the back of the regime. this is a momentous day in the history of libya. the dark shadow of tyranny has been lifted. with this enormous promise the libyan people now have a great responsibility. to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to gadhafi's dictatorship. we look forward to the announcement of the country's liberation. the quick formation of an interim government. and a stable transition to libya's first free and fair elections. we call on our libyan friends to continue to work with the international community to secure dangerous materials and to respect the human rights of all libyans including those who have been detained. we are under no illusion libya will travel a long and winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days head. but the united states together with the international community is committed to the libyan peo

well it may be the beginning here but probably had persevered to the beginning. the rivers have now taken control of who will the coastline it was people live with their own big sways of their feet deep into the snow into the desert which is not a good control of course they certainly don't go over them for his lead and sometimes the spirit of the control and so the risk of speed fall brutal. transitional council government in tripoli to cope with the free stuff is a new strategy as he's recognized that it can't fight head on against nature or how fast the rebels are on the ground and so on he will lead her search and have given up the most to do it maybe this is absolutely support but maybe it's was a change in strategy that he wants to stop the insurgency which up with joe bruno the prime minister the interim government has admitted is it was a political major media find it's all drawn deeper and deeper into the desert less comfortable for its court this sort of court there is the potential for home systems does us a rest some transformation because we can star

definitely the sense of camaraderie the sense of brotherhood sisterhood and the fact that we're going to persevered and we are going to change you know people all over the world are doing that and we need to do that right here in the belly of the beast because this is the country those those are the real criminals the biggest criminals in the world who live on organize on wall street you know worked on behalf of some of the biggest parasites in the world all right well we certainly appreciate you coming on the show and sharing your story that was marcel hardy a rap artist and wall street protester who was arrested over the weekend now our correspondent in new york she took a look at given what we're seeing with occupy wall street and how so many of these protesters feel just disenfranchised all together they don't feel like their vote count they don't feel like they have the money influence politics she looked into if civil disobedience is really the only way that americans like this average folks have left to have their voices heard here's what she found. taking the big apple by storm. getting arr

the search for a job remained difficult but he was persevering. >> he wanted a better life. this is his graduation picture. during graduation, he said mom, i'm going to make you proud and happy. >> reporter: it ended here after midnight. he was a passenger on a bus. he was confronted by a group of two or three men. there was an exchange of words. one of the men pulls a gun and shoots him several times. thompson wasn't one to start trouble. >> it was senseless. had to be something so silly, you know? for it to happen on a metro bus. >> he was the type of person who wouldn't hurt a fly. he was on his way home. >> reporter: his uncle expected to talk to him today about the news of a job prospect. it would pay off and put him on a better road. it was he that got the news that his nephew's road ended at this bus stop. >> the good ones always die early. >> whoever did this. you don't understand what you did to this family, his children, you know? they are going to grow up without a daddy. >> reporter: now police are still investigating this incident. the bus has been taken to the

you think we always matter to people, the idea of friendship persevering and love and hate. i think that people always care about. >> reporter: the performance is part of a 9-city west coast tour. the other two films in the trilogy will be shown in the next two years. >> love that movie. >>> lisa is back with the forecast. >> gorgeous weekend. if you didn't get a chance to enjoy the day, you can head outside and see the sunshine. the view from mount tam. no fog to speak of. the sun setting 6:23, up tomorrow at 7:26, so yeah, get out there and enjoy it. we have much cooler temperatures on the way for next week, but our offshore flow, our light offshore flow continues tomorrow. 77 in san francisco. the high so far, 81. 83 in oakland. 85 in livermore, so these numbers are well above average. 24 hours ago we were 13 degrees cooler in san francisco, so everyone enjoying a much warmer day. hopefully you like that kind of thing. clear skies tonight, no fog to speak of. sunny and mild again to warm tomorrow, so plenty of 80s again. the winds will switch to a slight onshore component

a coalition that included the united states, nato and arab nations persevered through the summer to protect libyan civilians. and meanwhile, the courageous libyan people fought for their own future and broke the back of the regime. for nearly eight months, many americans have provided extraordinary service and support of our efforts to protect the libyan people and to provide them with a clans to determine their own destiny. our skilled diplomats helped lead an unpress denned global response. our brave pilots have flown in libyan skies. our sailors have provided support off libya's shores. and our leadership at nato helped guide our coalition. without putting a sixth u.s. servicemember on the ground, we achieved our objectives. and our nato mission will soon come to an end. >> it took less than eight months to overthrow a 42-year dictator who sponsored the killing of american civilians in a terror attack. it cost $1 billion, that is billion with a b, not a single american life was lost in the battle. meanwhile, desupposing saddam hussein continues to cost the united states over 1 trillion,

a coalition that the united states, nato, and arab nations persevered through the summer to protect the civilians and libyan people and broke the back of the regime. >> we'll have video of well and a much more impromptu of secretary clinton. the cameras were rolling. >> wow. >> unconfirmed. >> unconfirmed. >> yeah, unconfirmed. >> unconfirmed reports about gadhafi being captured. >> really? >> unconfirmed. we've had a bunch of those before. we've had, you know, have had him captured a couple of times. >> as you mention, you'll hear from a western reporter with an account of gadhafi's demise and an in-depth analysis of america's role in bringing in the end game. dan rivers is joining us, fran townsend, bob bear. here's what we know about the dictator's demise. we now know why pro gadhafi forces fought so hard to keep droel of gadhafi's home town of sirte. revolutionary fighters closed in on sirte this morning, reportedly unaware that the colonel was there. gadhafi aboarded a convoy and troyed to flee. disabling it as it sped out of sirte. nato officials say they were unaware that they we

just as iraqis have persevered in war, i'm confident that they can build a future worthy of a future. here at home, the combing months will be another season of homecomings and men and women and i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> i want to go to chris lawrence, live for us at the pentagon. we're talking 39,000 u.s. troops leaving iraq. as we heard the president say, being home for the holidays is certainly good news for folks here at home. but explain to me, though, we know that the u.s. and iraq didn't exactly see eye to eye with regard to an immunity issue because the u.s. wanted to have several thousand troops remain. >> that's right. there was a split, on both sides. there were some iraqi leaders who wanted a security of having a small u.s. force there. but ultimately it mainly came down to this issue of legal immunity. and what that means is, right now iraq and the u.s. have an agreement that american troops are not subject to iraqi law. they would fall under the uniform code of military justice right now. well, that agreement expires a

a coalition that included the united states, nato and arab nations persevered through the summer to protect libyan civilians and meanwhile the courageous libyan people fought for their future and broke the back of the regime. this is a momentous day in the history of libya. the dark shadow of tyranny has been lift and if w this promise, the libyan people have a great responsibility. to build an inclusive and tolerant and democratic libya that stands as the ultimate rebuke to gadhafi's dictatorship. we look forward to the announcement of the country's liberation, the quick formation of an interim government and a stable transition to libya's first free and fair elections. we call on our libyan friends to continue to work with the international community to secure the dangerous materials and to respect the human rights of all libyans including those who have been detained. we are under no illusions. libya will travel a long and winding road to full democracy. there will be difficult days ahead. but the united states with the international community is committed to the libyan people. you have

but we persevered. now fnc crushes cnn, msnbc, and cnbc in the ratings. the reason for that is two fold. first, fox news is the only tv news network that gives equal credibility to the conservative point of view. that appeals to millions of conservatives who want fir opinion respected. not sneered at by arrogant elitists. you fill in the name. the second reap we have succeeded is the people who work here. we're simply better than the opposition. our reporters are better. our producers are sharper. framing stories to get the truth wherever it may be. let me give you one very vivid example of that as you may know, most of the media despises the tea party. they branded it racist. i had olt particular and destructive to the country. all the tea party really wants is less government, less spending, and more local control. that's certainly a legitimate point of view andrew jackson had it. so why would any american hate the tea party? you can disagree with it, and i have on some issues, but why the vitriol? on the other side of the spectrum, the liberal media li

just as the iraqis have persevered through war, i'm confident they can build a future or the other history as -- were the of their history s the cradle of civilization. here at home, in the coming months, there will be another season of homecomings. across america, our service men and service women will be united with their families. today i can say that our troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. this december will be a time to reflect on all that we have been through in this war. i will join the american people and pay tribute to the more than 1 million americans who have served in iraq and we honor our many wounded warriors and the patriots and the iraqi and coalition partners who gave their lives for this effort. i would note that the end of war in iraq reflexed a larger transition. the tide of war is receding. the drop down in iraq allow us to refocus our fight against al qaeda and achieve major victories against its leadership. now as we removed our last troops from iraq, we're beginning to bring our troops home from afghanistan, where we have begun a transition to a

they have persevered with unusual grace and under extremely difficult circumstances.ircumstances, the significance and severity of the charges and the unrelenting pressure they faced, they have been and continue to be deserving of our support, admiration and prayers. we are appreciative, thankful and ever so grateful to the appellate jurors for their willingness to reopen and re-examine the facts, to conduct a thorough and searching inquiry into the true facts, which we believe can only be characterized as profoundly absent. and thereafter rendered a bold and courageous decision. this decision unmistakably announces to the world that amanda knox was wrongly convicted and that she was not absolutely not responsible for the tragic loss of meredith kercher. final finally, finally, and importantly, let us not forget that meredith was amanda's friend, and i know amanda and the family wants you to remember meredith and to keep the kercher family in your prayers. i'll take a -- i'll be happy to take a few questions as long as they don't invade the attorney/client privilege o