this is my brother, raymond. welcome to the path, raymond. raymond! raymond! raymond! whoo! whoo! hey. raymond, why don't you tell everybody a little bit about yourself? you said that i wouldn't have to talk. raymond has a wife and three children, and he is also the writer for newsday. we all know who he is, robert. ( all laughing ) you do? gerard did mention that he was ray's cousin, and gosh, ray... we are just so super honored to have you with us. a famous newspaper columnist! raymond! raymond! raymond! whoo! whoo! whoo! that really gets you going, huh? our leader likes to bring notables into the fold so that we can better explain our mission to the world. and you, ray barone, are a notable. ( chuckles ) tell that to my wife. ha ha ha! ( all laughing ) uh, e-e-excuse me. so, you used me to get to ray? no, no, no, no. not used, more like... it's nice to have you with us, too, robert. robert! ( chanting weakly ) robert! robert! robert! ( chattering ) man: please come back. woman: bye. see you next week. woman: miss you. various women: bye. bye. good-bye. woman: see you soon. it's

raymond davis worked with the u.s. consulate and said his actions were in self-defense. senator kerry says mr. davis has diplomatic immunity, but will face a criminal investigation at home if released. >> under interrogation, a high- profile suspect teamed to get away. this is agreement davis, a u.s. embassy official, accused by pakistan police of cold-blooded murder. last month, he killed two pakistan a men, shooting them dead from inside his car. he is a crack shot and allegedly a former u.s. special forces. davis said the men tried to hijack him at gunpoint and it was self-defense. the case is like a spy drama gone badly wrong. a third man was run over and killed by a backup car. this is the busy intersection where the shooting took place. the bullets fired here have created a legal and diplomatic and political crisis. america and pakistan are not at loggerhead. both nations have accused -- have huge amounts at stake, but neither show signs of backing down. u.s. senator john kerry has been meeting pakistani leaders at an attempt at damage control. president obama insi

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but raymond's fate is up to a local court. washington says davis should be released immediately. >>> the defense department denies that general david petraeus plans to quit by the end of the year. the times of london reported that petraeus would be replaced as the top american commander in afghanistan. a defense department spokesman said no decision on petraeus has been made, but there is a realignment of top generals coming in the fall, and petraeus could be promoted. >>> in washington, what's sure to be a long and bitter fight over federal spending is under way. republicans are pushing sharp cuts while president obama defends his $3.73 trillion budget plan for the new fiscal year. it was the main topic on mr. obama's first big news conference of the year, as joel brown reports. >> reporter: the president spent much of the news conference fielding questions on what he chose to leave out of his budget plan, social security and medicare. >> this is going to be a negotiation process. >> reporter: republicans had blasted the pres

news, at his news conference today, president obama stepped up the pressure on pakistan to release raymond davis, he's an american diplomat who's been jailed since he shot and killed two pakistani men in january. as david martin reports, the case has strained the relationship between two partners in the war on terror. >> reporter: facing a possible death sentence, raymond davis has been catapulted catapult from an obscure job at the american embassy in pakistan to the center of a diplomatic meltdown with a critical ally. dragged in. now the president has been dragged in. >> if our diplomats are in another country, then they are not subject to that country's local prosecution. >> reporter: davis is protected by a long-standing treaty which grants diplomats in foreign countries immunity from local laws. but he has been held in a pakistani jail for nearly three weeks since gunning down two men who apparently tried to rob him. the u.s. says it was self- defense. a local police call it cold- blooded murder and outraged pakistanis want davis hanged. >> it doesn't matter whether he was a diplomat

see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> hoping for a rebuild, the loss of the industrial jobs it once boasted have meant tough times for newark, new jersey. newark's mayor of nearly five years is facing these economic challenges head-on, and he'll even shovel your sidewalk after a winter storm. mary cory booker is on the program. >> it's great to finally get together with you. >> yes. newark received considerable national attention when facebook ceo mark zuckerberg promised $100 million to newark's public schools. when will we see that money, and tell me how you envision using that money? >> the interesting thing about american education is we spend a lot of money, a lot of money in our nation, rather, and we don't get great results for it. so money isn't necessarily the solution. i say it's a necessary but not sufficient part of the equation. but the reality is we're trying to use this money in a very strategic way, to launch large-scale reforms that have not taken hold in our city yet. so we're being very thoughtful about one-time infusions of capital. if you just use t

see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> since lead leaving microsoft in 2008, bill gatesas become a full-time philanthropist, with his bill gates foundation. this week he released his annual letter to supporters, describing his plan to rid the planet of polio. last week at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, i spoke to bill and melinda gates, about their work getting life-saving vaccines to people around the world. >> the thing we are so excited about is this decade of vaccines we announced last year at davos, we're seeing progress on that. but when you see it on the ground and see that instead of 15 to 20 years to get a vaccine out in the developed world, now it only takes one to two years to get out in the developing world, you know it's working. so in kenya, i met moms in health facilities who were finally getting this pneumonia vaccine for their children for the very first time. it kills 1.6 million children. we're getting it rolled out in kenya. and i saw a lot of children who don't yet have access to the vaccines, a little girl that i saw was probably go

david martin has the story. >> reporter: what had been painfully obvious-- that raymond davis worked for the c.i.a.-- has now been reported, making him an even greater focus of anti-american hatred in pakistan. grounds outside the jail where he is being held for having shot and killed two pakistanis are demanding the death sentence. with added revelation he worked for c.i.a., u.s. officials fear davis could be killed from someone inside the jail. in this video, which appeared on pakistani television, he can be seen showing the police his i.d. cards and trying to convince them he works for the u.s. consulate in lahore. >> reporter: the pakistanis have moved davis to a separate part of the jail where dogs taste his food to make sure it's not poisoned. his guards have had their guns taken away so they can't kill him, but now he could be vulnerable to other inmates who are mostly islamic militants. harry? >> smith: david, the united states has maintained that he has diplomatic immunity. does the fact that he has worked for the c.i.a. compromise that in any way? >> reporter: not according

story, raymond davis is a victim. the 36-year-old from denver was about to be robbed or even killed on the streets of lahore, and he shot two pakistanis in self-defense. but this story is not that simple. exhibit 1, davis is an ex-special forces soldier who was carrying a glock. exhibit 2, in his car davis had a bulletproof jacket, a wire cutter and a camera full of photos that have been leaked to the local media, what police say are pictures of sensitive parts of lahore. exhibit 3, the two people davis is accused of killing were working for pakistan's spy agency. pakistani officials say they think davis was spying making calls to inform apartments near the afghan border and had him followed. whatever he was doing, whoever he really is, raymond davis had diplomatic immunity, but pakistan has thrown him in jail and called him a cold-blooded murderer. >> it does not meet a self-defense case. >> reporter: the u.s. has snapped back threatening to cut off aid, cancel high-level meetings if davis is not released. >> under t

otherwise are going to lose a lot of money now very quickly i want to ask what you think of this raymond davis case that's going on in pakistan of course the government was the first didn't want . admits that he in fact is a contractor for the cia they said he was our diplomat now it turns out that he was a cia contractor but that means that we have contractors who were essentially paying to spies and who were trying to protect with diplomatic immunity does that open a whole other pandora's box of issues yeah and arguably he's not really entitle to diplomatic immunity and we don't know all the facts but if he crossed the line and engaged in an act that we would consider to be a crime it shows how we don't have the appropriate legal accountability framework in place because we don't have we wouldn't have jurisdiction our courts would have jurisdiction over him because the crime took place overseas and he's not a defense department contractor and he's not in a particular u.s. facility so if we passed then our courts would have to or stiction right now the only venue for any criminal accoun

in sound and media, we have carolyn chadwick, raymond chavez, alex chadwick. my media coordinator, luc d ubious. they've given us a much of their time and brilliance to work with us to help in the final character of the media and also pentagram and management. i have to think what wall of foundries -- i have to thank walal walla foundries. what is missing? it begins with an accounting of what we are losing as we watch. in terms of species and habitat loss and i hope it provokes more a sense of wonder at what this planet is capable of and still could return to. this is a beginning. let's imagine this as a portal. we have begun to think of this as listening to the earth. me will be able to connect to the president. we see all the things that are being accomplished. we can also see into the future and by 2000 12th, we will start with the clean paint for the future. -- and by 2012, we will start with the green plan for the future. we start with the past and a new idea of what a memorial can be. we launched here with what is missing. in two days, we are launching a

raymond davis shot and killed 2 pakistani he says were going to rob him. pakistan maintains davis is a spy and the 2 men he shot were following him for the pakistani government. the case has soured relations between both countries. many in pakistan are wondering why a diplomat was driving along in a honda civic through the streets with a glock handgun. brian ross. >>reporter: the american raymond davis former special forces soldier opened fire from inside his car in the city her here. bullet hole visible on the cell phone video after the shooting. the if what followed over the last 3 weeks has turned into a show down between the u.s. and pakistan. about demonstrators demanded davis be tried and hanged. police have refused to free him. even though he has a u.s. diplomatic passport and claims self-defense. date set for murder trial. >> of us u.s. says he was a technical advisor for the american consulate there but the pakistani say they found him with photo of sensitive security locations as well as a gun, camera and wire cutters. leading to the suspicion he

---en la iglesia saint raymond se realizara esta noche una misa en honor a la adolescente.- y esta es una de las noticias mas importantes de la tarde .... ----- en la primaria "la escuelita" de oakland, la policia bloque las calles take vo ya que se reporto la presencia de un hombre armado dentro del establecimiento .... ----- la escuela fue evacuada temprano, aproximadame nte a las 3 de la tarde ... y a esa hora se apreciaban dramaticas imagenes de estudiantes corriendo desde las aulas a lugares seguros, donde la policia pudiera protegerlos. ------ la escuelita .... esta situada en el calle 12 este cerca del colegio comunitario laney. ---- la policia no descarta que se trate de una falsa alarma, pero mientras tanto, esta considerando la situacion como algo completamente real. cu - calls tease ---- y quiero hacer un pequeno parentesis en la informacion para presentarle nuevamente el tema de discusion de esta tarde .... ---- si usted tuviera que elegir una cosa que le preocupa hoy, en este mero dia .... que es eso que le preocupa tanto? es la desocupacion, es la educacion de

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romano is money, literal limit sticks it on the green, which means pay up, and everybody loves raymond when he is shelling out cash. he would par the hole. everybody loves phil mickelson, too much his third on the par-5 18th. from the beach. a lefty special two feet. birdie, wrap up a 3-under 69. bill murray rocking the elmer fudd cap. the clown prince can play. sticks it to within a foot. murray's team is second at 28-under. matt cane doing well. the giants ace knocks it home. he and matt bettencourt are in tie for 24-under. meanwhile, bryce moulder tearing it up. one off the lead. and for the second straight day, your leader is steve marino, the month -- the monterey peninsula short course. a 1-under 71. also at 11-under is jimmy walker. carded a 7-under 63. zach miller shot a 6-under 66 at spy glass. tied for 11th. as for the teams, moulder atop the board, and bill murray, can you imagine if he wins? matt cane and matt bettencourt are just five back. >> tiger woods skipped pebble beach for dubai and a huge appearance fee. for birdie on a 18. a long putt. shoots a 72. 7-under, one ba

we will do the same if raymond davis is released. >> freeing davis could enflame the streets here. anti-american sentiment is already close to boiling point. but is love knows u.s. aid could be cut -- islamabad knows u.s. aid could be cut. >> japan has suspended its annual will haunt. activists have made it unsafe -- japan has suspended its annual whale hunt. >> the standoff has been taking place between japanese whalers intent on carrying out their hunt antique environmentalist's determined to stop them. the sea shepherd group has pursued the flight towards the southern tip of south america. >> the mother ship of the willing fleet has been -6- hear the safety of the fleet we have suspended the operations. we find the harassment extremely regrettable. activists are being confronting the japanese fleet for years. one of their boats collapsed -- collided with a boat and sank. the captain was brought to tokyo to face trial. he was given a suspended sentence and allowed to go home. whales have been protected from hunting for a quarter of a century. japan has continued, saying it needs

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special forces soldier raymond davis. he says two pakistanis on a motorcycle tried to rob him in dense traffic in lahore and he shot and killed them in self- defense through his car windshield. a third pakistani, a bystander, was struck and killed by a car from the u.s. consulate, rushing to the scene. pakistani police arrested davis and he appeared in court for the first time the following day. but almost immediately, the state department insisted pakistan has no right to hold him at all. >> reporter: u.s. officials first said davis works for the u.s. consulate in lahore, but then, said he's actually employed at the u.s. embassy in islamabad. the exact nature of his work and why he was in lahore remains unclear. this week, in washington, leading congressional republicans upped the stakes, suggesting billions of dollars of aid to pakistan could be at risk, if davis is not released. and there was talk that a state visit by president asif ali zardari to washington at the end of march may also be in jeopardy. anti-american s

which means pay up, and everybody loves raymond when he is shelling out cash.verybody loves phil mickelson, too. his third on the par-5 18th. birdied to wrap up a 3-under 69. bill murray, with the elmer fudd cap. has too much fun but he can play. watch his shot. sticks it to within a foot. his team is second at 28-under. matt cain's team doing well. 13 for birdie and the giants ace knocks it home. he and matt bittencourt are tied for fourth. then bryce moulder, shot a 68. one off the lead. for the second straight day your leader is steve marino. he drains it and cards a 1-over 71. has one stroke lead. also at 11-under is jimmie walker, carded a 7-under, and marine native zack miller, in a tie for 11th at minus 7. >> a little tennis. gale montes pulled out with a bum wrist, so the defending champion facing juan martin del del potro. he takes the first set 6-4. second set. verdasco, break point, a forhand down the line. then ace, it's over. wins in straight setes. will play in sunday's final. >> tiger woods skipped pebble for a huge appearance fee in dubai. one s

raymond davis has been held in a pakistani jail since late january after killing two men he claims wererying to rob him. the u.s. has insisted davis be released, saying he has diplomatic immunity. >>> california investigators are trying to determine what caused a driver to lose control of his bus and slam into a car before sliding 50 feet down a mountain. one passenger was killed and ten others seriously hurt. the bus was carrying more than 20 people home from a religious retreat, most of them teenagers. >>> an english scientist is warning the sun is long overdue for major erupgs which he claims could result in a "global katrina." such a storm could send waves of radiation to earth that could knock out communication systems, ground planes, and trigger mass blackouts. >>> japan is celebrating the arrival of two massive pandas on loan from china. both countries hope it will improve bilateral relations. >> and now here's an early look at one of your top health headlines on msnbc.com. a mu survey reveals among people age 45 to 54 the largest age group in the population, one in mine shows si

knicks will send wilson, raymond, vanilla a-timothy and brewer along with draft pick to the nuggets.knicks get 4 players and former warrior randolph also in this. he goes to minnesota. knicks didn't want him any more and he guess to the t-wolves in a 12 player mega deal. on to baseball. ross only spent a few months as giant really but emerge as fan favorite with his clutch play in the post season. mike has more on where ross fits into the puzzle this season. >>reporter: ross has big shoes to fill this season. his own. after the post season of his life 2010 including the nlcs mvp he knows he's raised the bar for the 2011 season. >> should i go out there and play my game the way i always have. not putney added pressure on myself. just do whatever icap to help the team. >>reporter: giant have a crowded out field with 6 players that can contribute. >> prepare myself daily and wherever they say i'm playing or hitting i go out and do it. we have a lot of guys like that than 0our team. that's what makes it special. nobody is selfish. even is her for the giant. >> don't sneak up on anybody t

raymond james raised earnings estimates, thanks to cheaper benchmark west texas crude oil compared toher types, with that helping margins. one more energy note-- chevron texaco today was ordered by a judge in ecuador to pay $8.6 billion to residents over oil pollution. now chevron has promised to appeal. shares gained a little over 1% despite the news. mining and metal stocks helped the basic materials sector continue its rally. this basic materials e.f.t. rose to a new high over the past year. china saw an increase of exports and imports, all fueling hopes it will continue to have a big appetite for global commodities. take a look at a trio here. iron ore producer cliffs natural jumped almost 6%. iron ore is used to make steel. copper and gold miner freeport mcmoran added 5%. copper hit a record high today and titanium metals added 4.5%. m.g.m. continues to be very active, trading almost 50 million shares. the stock fell 3% as revenue fell at most of its las vegas casinos last quarter. seeing a bit of a sell-off here. a couple of deals. the private equity buyout of emergency medical

a judge ordered that raymond davis remain in custody for at least another two weeks. the u.s. says davis was the victim of a robbery and acted in self-defense when he shot two men on a busy street last month. the u.s. also says davis has diplomatic immunity from any charge. >>> there are no reports of injury following a gas explosion in eastern ohio. an underground gas line exploded near hanoverton late last night damaging one home. now the day before a powerful gas explosion leveled a pair of row houses in allentown, pennsylvania. five people were killed there. 47 homes damaged or destroyed. officials believe an 83-year-old gas main ruptured. >>> the department of homeland security says a lawsuit by the state of arizona is without merit. arizona is suing the federal government for failing to control the border with mexico. it follows a federal challenge to arizona's new immigration law. governor jan brewer says the state had no choice. >> we did not want this fight. we did not start this fight. but now that we are in it, arizona will not rest until our border is secured, and

today, transor theation secretary raymond lahood said, flatly, that was not the cause. >> the jury is back, the verdict is in. there is no electronic-based cause for unintended high speed acceleration in toyotas. >> reporter: lahood said his conclusion was based on a ten-month investigation of nine separate toyotas conducted by nasa scientists. the scientists found the cause of all of the runaway toyotas was limited to two specific non-electronic problems with the car. >> some toyota floor mats entrapped driver's gas pedal while their vehicles were in motion. >> reporter: toyota had to recall more than 5 million cars because of that problem. >> second. so-called sticky pedals made some toyota acceleration too slow to release. >> just took off. seemed like the more i hit the brake, the harder it wanted to acceleration. >> reporter: toyota only admitted to the sticky pedal problem in the u.s. after abc news reported on the case of this new jersey driver whose car would not stop. toyota was then fined $16.4 million, a record amount, for failing to disclose the sticky pedal problem in a t

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raymond davis is being held for fatally shooting two pakistani men three weeks ago. the u.s. claims his detention is illegal, though, because he has diplomatic immunity. this morning, a hearing to determine if that immunity applies, was delayed until march 14th. >>> we have an indication of what the u.s. would do with osama bin laden in the event he was captured alive. cia director, leon panetta, told investigators yesterday that the al qaeda leader would likely be sent to prison at guantanamo bay. it's all hypothetical, though. there's no indication that bin laden's capture is imminent. >>> at the white house, now, jay carney has given his first press briefing. the former "time" magazine reporter, seemed a little nervous. he promised to give reporters the best information they need. the man passed up for the job, deputy press secretary, bill burton, has announced he is leaving the white house to form a consulting firm. >>> hawaii's governor plans to sign a bill making civil unions for same-sex couples legal in the aloha state. hawaii is the seventh state to give the same rig

. >> that is good. [ applause ] >> everybody does love raymond.he day from the celebrity side came from george lopez chipping it in from just off the green on 13 and while that was nice i say the celebration was even better. the late night talk show host shows off his moves followed by the chest pump. big daddy cain is enjoying his final hours of the off season. maybe he should try holding the bat with his hands apart this year because it is working for him with the putter. as for the pros, bryce molder shot a four under 68 and briefly had a share of the lead going into the final round one shot back. steve marina retaking first. he is 71 with his worst rounds of the tournament. walker shot a 63. no one in the top 5 has ever won a pga event. >>> meanwhile top three players in the world are part of the field in dubai. yes, that still includes tiger woods. and he is getting closer to the top of the leader board. despite shooting a 72 he hits the birdy on 18 to move within one shot of rory mcelroy. >>> with a win over st. mary's the dons could pull wi

intelligence officials told abc news the american being held in pakistan worked for the cia. 36-year-old raymond davis was part of a security team assigned to war zones. he's been charged with double murder in the shooting deaths of two pakistani men, but the u.s. government maintains that davis has diplomatic immunity and should be freed. >>> and here at home, one more winter storm is hitting hard. it's stretching from minnesota all the way to maryland and massachusetts, and even more fierce winter weather is right behind it. clayton sandell is in minneapolis tonight. >> reporter: today not so subtle reminders that winter hasn't gone anywhere. across the midwest a fast-moving storm is creating whiteout conditions. >> it got bad pretty fast. [ sirens ] >> reporter: roads are a nightmare. airports across the region are also getting hit hard. at least 1,000 flights canceled today following 1,600 yesterday. stranded passengers are singing the blues. ♪ i want to fly away to see my baby ♪ >> we're dealing with a double-barrel storm system. the first one provided all the heavy snow for minneapolis acr

speculating at speculating out there especially news or newsweek that it has to do with the case of raymond davis this man who now we've had confirmation who that he was a spy working for ace a cia contractor and you know several speculating that they're trying to not have any drone strikes while they try to get davis brought back to the u.s. do you think that there is some truth to that i mean isn't that kind of a cheap concession to make. but i don't think we know you know i'm not sure who knows what davis was doing it may well be that he was involved in targeting and with him arrested we've lost one of our ties to the people who are helping us target there were actually two drone strikes today one in northern waziristan one in southern route was nearest and so that that that halt to drone strikes is over now the other thing is that i think the last. he was arrested on the twenty fifth i think so for the. last almost month the u.s. has been trying really hard to be nice to the pakistanis and not exacerbate things in hopes that they might get davis released into our custody and that's look

. >>> raymond davis, the american being held in pakistan on murder charges, is a cia agent. that according to a british newspaper report. the u.s. is trying to get davis released saying he has diplomatic immunity as an american consulate official. davis claims he was defending himself from an attempted robbery when he shot two men dead last month. one police official tells the guardian newspaper that the shooting goes, quote, way beyond self-defense. >>> just ahead on the "morning news," a controversial gun bill is one step closer to becoming law in texas. >>> plus check your mailbox. invitations for prince william's royal wedding have been mailed out. this is the "cbs morning news." , it seems like your life is split in two. there's the life you live... and the life you want to live. fortunately there's enbrel. enbrel can help relieve pain, stiffness, fatigue, and stop joint damage. because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal, events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, and other cancers, and

. >>> in news of the world, ray raymond davis was revealed today to be a cia security contractor. earlier the u.s. embassy had said he was a member of the embassy staff. also today crowds rallied outside of the jail where davis is being held demanding justice for the men who died. >>> in egypt, american and european officials have arrived to meet u.s. undersecretary of state met with arab league officials and david cameron became the first world leader to visit. both men are pushing the military to make a swift transition to civilian rule. >>> and in the philippines, a volcano erupted today for the 13th time since last september and a thick layer of ash covered pretty much every. expers say there was no warning ahead of the eruptions. the army passed out protective mass and even though the government hasn't ordered evacuations some people have left on their own. the philippines have 23 active volcanos. >> on this president's day a new gallop pole finds americans credit ronald reagan as being the best president. he was followed by abraham lincoln and bill clinton. many americans of

raymond davis is being given legal documents that explain the case built against him. davis who works for the cia says he shot the men when they tried to rob him. the u.s. government says davis has diplomatic immunity and should be released. pakistani officials say that's up to the court to decide and davis could be charged later. >>> let's go back over to sal because traffic could be affected by weather this morning. >> reporter: it will be arked by the weather. if you are driving any time soon you should leave the house a little earlier than you normally do even though traffic seems to be a bit lighter but still will waiting for a bit here. it's going to be very windy on the drive. you can tell by our cameras that are moving up and down here it's windy. you can see it here on our 880 camera. looking at the south bay we already have a lot of slow traffic. it's going to be a little bit slow there. 17 not good driving over the santa cruz mountains. let's go to steve. >> reporter: plenty to talk about. cold out there. it's getting colder. windy, gusts at about 40 miles p

now the case of raymond davis a former special forces soldier who shot and killed two pakistanis on january twenty seventh has sparked a diplomatic battle between the u.s. and pakistan for weeks the line that we heard from the obama administration was that davis was our diplomat in pakistan this despite a widespread belief in pakistan that he was in fact a u.s. spy and what do you know it turns out that they were right but we didn't learn that thanks to our government or our media but rather the british press the guardian reporter david actually works for the cia and the pakistani officials believe he had worked for blackwater in the past they also report the u.s. media organizations knew this information but it had withheld this at the request of the obama administration and yesterday all of that was confirmed by the times once the story was already out so it makes us question again the role that the u.s. media plays is it the government watchdog or is it the government lapdog here to discuss what it means jamie mcintyre c.n.n. former senior pentagon correspondent jamie thanks so much for

. >>> in news of the world, ray raymond davis was revealed today to be a cia security contractor. earlier the u.s. embassy had said he was a member of the embassy staff. also today crowds rallied outside of the jail where davis is being held demanding justice for the men who died. >>> in egypt, american and european officials have arrived to meet u.s. undersecretary of state met with arab league officials and david cameron became the first world leader to visit. both men are pushing the military to make a swift transition to civilian rule. >>> and in the philippines, a volcano erupted today for the 13th time since last september and a thick layer of ash covered pretty much every. expers say there was no warning ahead of the eruptions. the army passed out protective mass and even though the government hasn't ordered evacuations some people have left on their own. the philippines have 23 active volcanos. >> on this president's day a new gallop pole finds americans credit ronald reagan as being the best president. he was followed by abraham lincoln and bill clinton. many americans of

it's not an overstatement to say the fate of raymond davis could threaten alliance that is so criticalnistan and to the fight against al qaeda. >>> plenty of customers will head to verizon wireless stores to get their hands on its version of the iphone. however, there are reports out there that verizon's version may have the very same antenna problems as at&t iphones. callers can lose their connection when the antenna comes in contact with bare skin. it's believed a case or some type of cover should solve the problem. >>> and here's something to tweet about. "the wall street journal" reports executives from several companies have held preliminary talks with twitter about possibly buying the messaging service. among the tech titans interested are facebook and google. the potential price tag could be somewhere between $8 and $10 billion. >> how much does that break down to on character is? aren't you limited to -- >> yeah. >>> before sunday's big win it was 14 years since the green bay packers' last super bowl title and now titletown is taking full advantage. >> green bay's mayor rolled

slowly but surely the land of raymond chandler and mcdonald's grew on me. when i began to look at the landscape through the lens of this detective writer, even orange grove acquired a language in which i felt at home. but tonight i am going to talk about another detective, for him, i don't adjust seat calif.. i see america. i am going to read a very short excerpt that will take five minutes and i am going to talk anywhere from ten to 15 minutes and before returning to reading another very short excerpt there should be enough time for q&a. the piece i am going to read first takes us back 100 years in history. on july 9th, 1904, a man sauntered alone through the deep alley's from honolulu's shantytown. at five feet tall, with a ramrod straight back, the man was wearing trousers and a half. a pair of dark glasses and obscured him. the upper left blackened by burned books gave the impression he needed a shave. from a distance it was unmistakably chinese barely distinguishable as he walked among the shuffling form of his countrymen. the hot weather which piled b

raymond clark has pled not guilty to strangling 24 years old placerville native annie le. her body found stuff behind the wall of a lab building. clark's off and on sa jennifer continues to visit him. >>> senate republicans tried to repeal het care legislation, but the bill died for a second time. the vote falling 51-47. the gop tacked a repeal onto consumer rights, that came up for a vote. the first senate repeal shot down last month. all 47 republicans voted against a bill today, but 50 democrats. the latest poll showed that americans are evenly split when it comes to the repeal. a federal judge, though, has ruled the law unconstitutional. that ruling is now under appeal. republicans say they don't have the votes to override a presidential veto, but they say the numbers could change in the next presidential election and they'll continue to fight, they say for repeal. >>> bay area researchers have -- it appears they have found other planets where something could live. using nasa's keppler telescope, they have found more than 1200 possible new planets. that means condition

president obama sent senator core kerry to pakistan to argue that raymond davis should not be tried in pakistani court because he should have diplomatic immunity. he has been detained since january 27th after he shot two unarmed pakistani men on motorcycles. davis claims the men were trying to rob him and he was acting in self-defense. many pakistanis have taken to the street. the taliban has warned anyone helping to release davis will be be -- iran state television says progovernment supporters forced antigovernment activist to leave the memorial. they chanted slogans calling for the death of opposition protestors. protest in the middle east are spreading to the persian gulf. alison burns is tracking the protest. alison. >> reporter: dave, thousands of u.s. military personnel and a fleet of american warships are in bahrain. the united states is expressing a lot of concern about what is happening there this week. this is video we pulled off of you tube of protestors pour into a main scare in bahrain. it's the third day of protests. the warships and thousands of u.s. military personnel

president obama sent kerry to pakistan to argue that raymond davis should not be tried in pakistan any court. davis has been detained in pakistan since january 27th after he fatally shot two armed pakistani men that were on motorcycles. in the meantime many pakistanis you see them in this street now calling for davis to be executed. the taliban has warned anybody who helps to free davis will be targeted. >>> in iran today we are hearing reports of clashes at a memorial service for a student killed during antigovernment protests in ty ran on monday. progovernment supporters forced antigovernment activist to leave the memorial by chanting slogans. now the state department is protesting violent protest as alison burns reports the u.s. has critical interest in this small persian gulf kingdom. >> reporter: it looks very similar to what we witnessed in egypt. this is video we pulled off of you tube thus morning after thousands of tourists pulling into a main square. it's the third day of demonstrations in a kingdom that is known to the u.s. navy fifth fleet of ships. they are in bahran. two

. >> reporter: at independent community church pastor raymond landry has been helping lead the struggle to end crime and violence. >> we don't see as many drug dealers on the corner anymore. we don't hear as many shots fired. much safer area to be in. >> reporter: the pastor credits the faith community's efforts but said the drop in crime comes also because of strong city leadership, community policing and several group that offer programs for young people. live in richmond, ktvu channel 2news. >> pg&e may have violated federal regulations when it spiked pressure in the san bruno pipeline. according to a report officials said the spikes were illegal and that the utility should have inspected for damage afterward. they have admitted to spiking the pipeline twice in 2003 and 2008. it said that temporary pressure increases were safe and legal. experts suspect a bad weld ruptured caused september's deadly explosion. >>> a newly appointed commissioner for the utilities commission is on a so-called listening tour. he started his tour friday. so far he has met with customers in san francisco,

. >> raymond is a professor of philosophy and says the catholic church opposes condoms for women and now, in this case men. >> so they're teaching the very notion of homosexual activity. it's frustration of the goal of sex. >> he says it's to pro create. the buzz carrying the new female condoms headed to san francisco state where students seemed more receptive to this idea. >> something new. i like experiencing new things. you know? >> the sisters of perpetual indulgence helped distribute the condoms today. >> we have a product allowing people to express their love then be safe. >> where else? but in san francisco. abc 7 news. >> and here is something else becoming a valentine's day tradition. >> right. a giant san francisco pillow fight. these pictures taken just moments ago with hundreds of people. >> all of this started five years ago as a flash mob event. it's ruffling feathers of city officials trying to find out who is behind all of this. they want them to get a permit. those feathers do not disappear on their own. >> no. they zpont they're tough when soggy and wet. >> yes. >>