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investigators say williams provied the gun that gilton used to shoot sneed in the head in june. san francisco place say gilton is related to the girl who was allegedly pimped out by sneed. the girl's parents are also facing murder charges. >>> this afternoon, protesters in oakland plan to take over the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station to take a stand against police surveillance. they're marking the moment b.a.r.t. turned off cell phone service one year ago to control a protest at an underground b.a.r.t. station. since then, b.a.r.t. has backed off that policy. the state assembly has also passed a bill banning so called cell phone jamming without probable cause. >>> now to the race for the white house. republican presidential candidate mitt romney continues his cross can country tour to sell his ideas and his choice for running mate. thousands turn out in wisconsin over the weekend to see romney and congressman paul ryan. ryan, who hails from wisconsin, was give an warm welcome home. political analysts say romney's choice is seen as a victory for the tea party. some had argued romney w

they said it will provi addition aommodation a needed. that's great fed speak. what does that mean?what is important there is that they said they will provide. in the past they used more wishy washy terms like they're prepared to act and more conditional statements. by saying they will provide, i mean there was some conditionality there but they were signaling to the public very clearly that they're moving towards action. they also used the term, again this is central banker speak. they use the term "closely monitor" which kind of suests they're onhe edge of their seat. th hesedhat pase in the past when they were moving towards action and they took it out of their record books today and put it back in their statement. it had not been in there for a while. you know, i think where they're going with all of this is a new program to go out and buy bonds, mortgage back securities potentially in september. it's going to be very controversial thing because if it happens and it look like it will, it's going to happen in the heat of a political election and republicans and democrats have ver

forces deployed there with more than 40 killed.au the helicopter went down in kandahar provie in the south. three afghan soldiers and a civilian interpreter also died. the taliban claimed it shot down the chopper. nato said the cause was still under investigation. taliban fighters in neighboring pakistan blasted their way into an air force base today, touching off a two-hour battle. all nine attackers and one security official were killed. the air base has possible ties to pakistan's nuclear program. elsewhere, 20 shi-ites were killed by gunmen in northern pakistan. in iraq, at least two dozen people died in a wave of bombings. three of the attacks were in kirkuk and came in close succession. mangled metal lined the streets of a restaurant district after a parked car exploded there. in all, more than 120 iraqis have died in violence this month. the u.n. security council will allow an observer mission to syria to expire on sunday, in favor of a new civilian office there. today's decision acknowledged that the observers have been largely confined to their damascus hotel as the civil wa

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