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local officials told us that the rebels are using any opportunity of these high profile visits to provo down into military action what out was really surprised with is the reaction of the people on the ground the cd is very sort of calm because you don't see too many people on the streets most of the shops are closed but those people who venture out into the sea to one great hear the gunfire the rush to one side of the city or one side of the street or another to find refuge but two minutes afterwards they go around daily life so it seems that these a life with big constant repetitive gunfire has sort of become a new normal for many residents of there are some ripples of renewed calls for military detention in syria even without u.n. approval that's as diplomats from the. u.s. europe and some arab states met in paris to bolster pressure on president assad but research. told me earlier here in r.t. that she believes that one sided efforts on the line the importance of the observer mission in syria when we consider a lot of the other regional neighbors of syria provoking violent conflict

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first time that we had real communication in one room, you know, between the academic people, the provoes, the presidents people and the basketball coaches. they were incredibly grateful. to me that was very instructive. >> reporter: to me, it tells me it wasn't important before. >> you know, i think it was important to individuals. the institution, apparently not. >> reporter: but what about the rest of the country? up next, pressure from the white house to raise performance in the classroom. the problem may be bigger than anyone thought. >> if he wants to fix it, fix it at the high school level, the middle school level, at the elementary school level. problems in this country in our educational system lie elsewhere. i'm the first licensed indycar driver with diabetes to finish the indy 500. i live in the fast lane. i need on-the-go insulin delivery. that's why i use novolog® flexpen®. flexpen® is prefilled with my fast-acting insulin. i dial my exact dose. inject by pressing a button. flexpen® is insulin delivery my way. novolog® is a fast-acting insulin used to control high blood sugar

. >> reporter: on a warm, sunny day hikers are a common sight on the big springs trail in provo canyonpect to have to be trained to identify booby traps when out enjoying nature. >> reporter: that is what an officer with the forest service found last week just off the trail near a makeshift shelter where people often gather. two booby traps waiting for someone to set them off. the officer who found them was in the military and trained to find devices like these. >> both had potential to cause some very serious injuries to people if they came across them without being aware of them. >> reporter: one of the traps involved sharpened sticks wrapped around a 20-pound rock. this video shows how it was supposed to work when tripped. >> it was off to the side and designed if somebody stepped on the trip wire the device would come down about head level. >> reporter: the officer found a second trip wire designed to make someone fall on to a set of sharp sticks. >> it took some time. it wasn't just they came up here and threw a few things together. >> this shelter has been here long enough and is

are under arrest for allegedly rigging these booby traps just off the popular big springs trail in provo canyon. the traps were found saturday by an officer who, luckily, had been in the military and trained to find devices like these. >>> the winner of today's london marathon received a royal reception at the finish line. prince harry handed out trophies to the first three finishers in the men's and women's races, and those in the wheelchair events. harry became patron of the london marathon charitable trust this year. >>> and pitcher phil umber, who had a potentially career-ending elbow injury even before it began has had a remarkable turn-around. after bouncing around for four years, trying to break into the major leagues, he's now going to be remembered forever. umber tossed a perfect game in seattle saturday, leading the chicago white sox to a 4-0 win over the mariners it was the first perfect game in two years and the 21st in major league history. all right, that's the news right now. janice is with us right now, i guess, and a good day to you and all the rest of the news with lest

this was provo proveded, given somebody else and prepared. >> when the responding officer said he disregardeding officer, how do you know he was trying on return to his home? >> because the location he was found in is probably -- and i don't have exact measurements, it's in the path to the the bk k door of where he was staying. he came from there. i'm assuming he was going back the there. >> when you say he disregarded the police dispatcher, in your investigation, did he at that point hang up the phone and just do whatever he was going to do, did he disconnect with dispatch? >> he did disconnect with dispatch -- >> i want to keep it on the time line. you said he disregarded the polices ca s can pacdispatch? did he disconnect at that point? >> no, he did not. he stayed on the phone for a short period of time. >> zimmerman confronted mar continue. those words. where did you get that from? >> from the fact that the two of them obviously ended upthose wo. where did you get that from? >> from the fact that the two of them obviously ended up together in that dog walk area. according to one of the w

these two men in utah allegedly set up reel-life bobby traps on a forest trail in provo canyon.ese spikes here on these sticks they carved out. the utah county sheriff's office, they say they're meant to impale someone. also a trip wire would have set it all off. those are just some of the devices. a forest service officer came across just a day after these traps were put up. >> that could have been us, you know? we could have gotten hurt for no within reason. >> that could kill people. it's sickening that people would do that kind of thing. >> sergeant spencer cannon is with utah county sheriff's office. we're going to talk about the suspects in a minute. but first, sergeant, these traps. here are more images that your department has sent out. you have these sharp sticks, rocks, obviously could do some serious damage. have you ever seen anything like this? >> not in this kind of situation. this is an area where people reck ree yat. we do occasionally run into illegal drug activity. but by and large, people go there to just enjoy nature. and this kind of thing, you might think o

north carolina had a 65% boost in population between 2000 and 2010 mainly because of banking jobs provoined 59%. the gaming industry helped propel las vegas to 44%. business is booming on broadway and new york city which could be a good sign about the economy. broadway attendance is up 30% from last year. ticket sales have risen steadily. at least five broadway shows are making more than $1 million a week. some economists say it's an indicator of a healthier u.s. economy. >> in down times people want entertainment. they want escapism. i think broadway has become extremely smart about selling itself. >> helping to push the box office numbers so high is a strategy called premium pricing. involves increasing or decreasing prices. >>> the hunger games continues to stay at the top of the box office. >> i volunteer as attribute. >> the block buster could reach $300 million by tonight. the hunger games has been in theaters for 17 days. if it reaches $300 million that would tie it with star wars. in second place was american reunion the fourth film in the american pie series. titanic in ppd rou

both of these are predominately non-hispanic white commuters, like portland, provo, pittsburgh, knoxville and so on. but the opposite can happen as well. honolulu, washington, d.c., and el paso are all majority-minority areas with the elderly, and child population with a reasonable ethnic balance. and there's a history in truth. the school-age population is pretty similar to the elderly population in terms of race. this last slide shows the potential of the race, ethnic, age potential cultural gap for the continental united states as a whole. and you'll get a sense with regard to the size of it is. it's also important to remember that there is tremendous heterogeneity among the race ethnic groups in different parts of the country. that is, when we talk about race and ethnicity, sometimes we treat that as sort of a homogeneous thing, but it's not. what we mean by race and ethnic groups in the southeast part of the united states, is very different than what we might mean regard to race and ethnic groups in the south west part of the united states. that's an important issue. also, i think it

they antagonize, provo, and go back into an appease mode -- they antagonize, provoke, and go back into appease mood. my guess is they will continue to use that as long as they continue their military force policy, which have believe goes to protect the kim family and the whole communist party. >> is there not the general perception in this country and their country and any other country watching our two nations that, if they lost a ballistic missile and nuclear arms toward our shores and that we would respond in kind? is that not a general perception? >> i do not know what our responses would be right now that. >> i am not asking you that. i am asking you what you think the general perception was of general observers of this process between our two countries. is it not the general perception that, if they launched a nuclear weapon toward our shores, that we must likely respond in kind? my sense is that that is what fuels the in society and the concern over the north koreans have been the capability. it has to be dealt with in some manner. >> i think we have a robust return capability a