reach press education we've been all in teacher at various locations in. because you know when elsewhere. arts committees that are actively engaging local venues try to benefit shows that really just spread the word however possible and sort of beautiful thing about it is that it all it all comes down to our consensus. you know we leap from within ourselves we lean together we lead not a leader but as a cult leaders together under their sweeping social change this coming across this planet absolutely. anthony what's what's the logistical situation here was are. running with the mcpherson square yes well we the d.c. police have been very accommodating with us from day one there are some soft legal codes that we were able to take advantage of so we were fortunate in my chicago where there are there of searching for home we've had a permanent home from day one so in that aspect we've been able to set up camp relatively quickly and relatively expand without having the issues that some of the other chicago and boston and some of the other cities in locations ar

president obama welcomes the president from south korea as the two countries reach a long-delayed trade agreement. in a joint press conference this morning, the two leaders said they will open up trading to goods. it's the biggest u.s. free trade agreement since nafta was signed in 1994. president obama said it will help level the playing field for american industries such as auto manufacturing. >> for farmers and ranchers here in the united states, it will increase exforts. from -- exports. it will increase manufacturing imports in aeroaryiary -- in aerospace products. >>> today, the labor department says applications were down by 1,000, putting them at 404,000. now, that number needs to drop below 375,000 and stay there to indicate a healthy economy. experts say the number of layoffs has declined in recent works. but there are no signs that hiring has picked up. >>> bay area executives are feeling pessimistic about the regional economy. and that could mean a shrinking work force here. a new survey by the bay area council shows 21% of businesses plan to hire new workers in the next six months but that's down sinc

press charges. that sparked outrage. jerry brown reached the same decision. today, a long time critic of both of those conclusions came to the same decision himself. the decision not to file charges was also an emotional one for the district attorney. >> i have two daughters, and -- >> reporter: rosen says he promised to reopen this case after taking office. for month, the office pored over evidence. on the two most important questions, could they prove a rape occurred beyond a reasonable doubt and was prosecuting the right thing to do, the answer was no. the district attorney's office could not prove that a crime occurred and, therefore, will not file criminal charges. >> rosen says he broke the news to the victim before the news conference. >> while she was certainly disappointed, i think she understood and she understood that we really did everything that we could. >> on march 7th of 2007, the 17- year-old girl wept to a party and admitted drinking there. later, the girl and another girl said that members of the baseball team raped the girl. >> the civil t

and the staffers are doing an investigation into whether my next guest broke the senate press protocol and we reached out to the vice president's office and now, jason, they said you misrepresented yourself. you came up there and someone who was a continue of the vice president and wanted to get a picture offer talk to the guy and in fact, you were a reporter. >>guest: well, thank you for having me back on. the vice president is acting like a kid who cannot get into a beiber concert. he is upset and trying to point this at me because i caught him flatfooted and got him in a lie and now the media is taking interest on his rape stat and reporting that he was just dead wrong and, in fact, the "washington post" said the claim that rapes would rise is absurd and half bake sod i'm not surprised they are trying to deflect attention on me but i am a journalist i will ask tough questions. until will but they are saying you did not present yourself as a journalism but as a fan. i think that is what they are saying. >>guest: i took a picture with the vice president and i had my press credentials but they are tr

reached a mini milestone. the last frames of what will be the press box lowered into place, sitting above the western side of memorial stadium and on game days will house reporters, coaches and alumni. it's being rebuilt so it can move and shift during an earthquake. and it's scheduled to be completed in time for next year's football field. they're making progress. >> yes. sandhya patel looking outside here? >> things changing. >> and daytime, get ready to make a major makeover, you're going to immediate shorts and tee shirt. goitsing to get and there is a live picture showing what it looks like now. you probably don't think goitsing to be warm but go have fog there. and there is a different vantage point, you can see golden gate bridge nrt fog there so there is quite a bit of moisture with a few little showers early this morning so. we're still dealing with quite a bit of moisture along the coastline. there is what temperatures look like now. there is mid to upper 60s near the coast. and there are highlights, clearing and cooler overnight. warmer next two days and a cooling trend this weekend. and this afternoon, as

reached a small milestone. the last steel frames what will be the press box were lowered into police yesterday.western side of the stadium the stadium as top a hayward fault. it is being rebuilt so it can move and shift during a quake. the work is scheduled to be completed in time for next year's football season >>> the number of mumps cases at uc berkeley rising, now 15 confirmed cases and 15 suspected cases. the mumps cases are up the lines are getting shorter. yesterday 750 people attended the second campus vaccination clinic. another clinic friday afternoon. officials say patient zero is the student who recently returned from europe. >>> new evidence that taking vitamin e pills can carry a risk. men who took high doses of the vitamin for five years found they had a slightly increased risk of prostate cancer. men randomly assigned to take a 400 unit capsule everyday were 17% more likely to get prostate cancer. that risk continued even after the men taking vitamin e quit taking pills. new research in the journal of the american medical association. >>> wasn't it linked to reducing the risk? >

reach in motion. they asked us to press star one if we had any questions., but they never took our calls. we were not very happy about that. we got a little nervous. our staff uses their blackberries a lot. just this morning while walking to work, one of our staffers was approached by two australian tourists. they were trying to locate a museum called the frick. since we pride ourselves in being a friendly news team, our staffer offered to locate the frick on his blackberry. but because of the service problems, h had to instead call 411, be connected to the museum and ask the museum for directions. the person who answered at the museum and said "no one has asked for directions in about two years." well, we had work related problems, too. to hear him tell it, no one was affected as much by the problem as our very own robert hand. he enthusiastically discussed the outages at our morning meeting and we can't resist sharing the highlights with you. >> two hours of my day, i was talking to no one! three hours later people are getting stories and i'm like, where

important is that both russia and ukraine or eager to have countless reach are functional and we are mutually beneficial because of the press likes you because you're always ready to take responsibility for at least the foreign steps of the russian government will listen i russia has considered the trial against emissions has to be to be politically motivated and anti russian this was the official position of the foreign ministry now the european union is suspended in meeting with you and cornish and moscow is holding a meeting with any college is that a contradiction. no no no it is not a contradiction because number one you need to help you may be unhappy with the current court decision for the current trial on the dump him ashamed about and here to respect the independence of the cranium juridical system we have to accept that we may have certain opinions on that but we cannot interfere. and to my mind the pressure which is now being said on ukraine on the korean leadership by their opinion union is it is too much it is too much it is can not be accepted because i believe that very much of that pressure is motivated by c

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press. he would reach out to us from time to time and make it clear on where he stood and things.nge the way we lived our lives. he revolutionized so many businesses, not only computing but also the music business, the telephone and movie business with pixar and retailing with the stores and advertising and management, meetings. think about his presentations. we are seeing one right here. you know, this was something that never had been done before, but mostly he brought technology to the people, to consumers before technology used to be something in black boxes and, you know, mainframe computers and boring desktops and now it's a revolution. >> the amazing thing is to launch an idea like this and in the subsequent days, to have that idea all over the world and working. i think for the laymen you think of the ideas and some of the technology and you wonder how in the world could human beings accomplish this? and that is what he was able to do. >> an amazing execution. you're right, chris, to be able to have a company that size and keep a product secret, announce it and then have i

been more encouraged during my entire almost four years in country and the national press club he asserted we have reached an important point where the end begins to come in to view. and he added the enemy's hopes are bankrupt. in another visit he spoke to a joint session of congress rendering another optimistic report and and being so taken with the experience that he later described it as the most memorable moment in his military career and his finest hour which gave him the greatest personal satisfaction. imus say i find it both ironic and sad that a famous general finds a political event at the most satisfying of his military career. 1967 was also a time of vigorous debate about the enemy's order of battle which means his strength and organization. westmoreland denies accurate data by imposing a ceiling on the number of enemy forces and his intelligence officers could report or agree to and by personally removing from the battle entire categories that long been included falsely portraying progress in reducing enemy strength. by may of 1967 president johnson was referring to the war as a bloody impasse

encouraged to read my attire almost four years in the country and at the national press club he asserted that we have reached an important point when he begins to come in a few and he added the enemy's hopes are bankrupt. on another visit he talked to the joint session of congress rendering but not domestic report and been so taken with the experience that he later described as the most memorable moment in his military career and his finest hour which gave him the greatest personal satisfaction. i must say i find it ironic and not that of famous general fund a political event the most satisfying of his military career. 1967 was also a time of figure is debate about vietnamese border battle, which means his strained and organization. westmoreland tonight senior civilian officials accurate data by imposing a ceiling on the number of enemy forces and intelligence officers could report and a personally removing the entire categories that have long been included, thus falsely portraying progress in reducing enemy strengths. by may of 1967, president johnson was referring to the war is a bloody impasse. military h

the pentagon move very quickly to deny those claims pentagon press secretary george little said suggestions that a final decision had been reached about our training relationship with the iraqi government are wrong those discussions are ongoing so the hot topic right now is whether or not u.s. troops assigned a training iraqi security forces would be granted legal protection something the pentagon says is necessary in order to keep the forces there meanwhile iraq's political party leaders have already said that they're not ready to give us troops those kinds of safeguards so i hate to say a but looks like it's too early to be celebrating the end to an unnecessary war because it looks like the u.s. still doesn't know what the hell they're going to do after how many years of dedicating american efforts to rebuilding that country helping to stabilize their government it looks like the u.s. still can't negotiate a deal with the government the day support so i say let's just get the forty one thousand troops back home at the end of the year just like the original plan. now this weekend we saw a lot of herman cain as the media cannot

finally results at an all night summit they reached a deal to write off half a greek debt and give the struggling country another one hundred billion euros in pressed you will. europe's financial woes are intensifying calls in the u.k. to leave the bloc well next start to explore the possibility of this happening and the future of the euro with the daily telegraph writer also one of britain's most prominent political.

reached results at an almighty summit they reached a deal to write off half the greek debt and give the struggling country another one hundred billion euros in pressed you will. europe's financial woes are intensifying calls in the u.k. to leave the block a let's start to explore the possibility of this happening and the future of the euro with the daily telegraph writer also one of britain's most prominent political journalists and opinion formers. i'm joined by peter oborne chief political commentator for the daily telegraph and he just published a pamphlet entitled guilty men term using to describe those trying to drag britain into the euro zone peter thanks for speaking to r.t. now this term guilty meanings a term used to describe in one hundred forty s. those who are peace the nazis and he seriously comparing brussels and the euro zone to hitler's third reich that's not the comparison i make in what that brilliant pamphlet short book by written by michael foot and i what they were analyzing was afraid of policy in the nineteenth i think that's what it was a bug the policy of appeasement which led some of the this moment here now we have what we

this was an advertisement used in an african american press at the time, how he reached out to that part of the electorate. >> again, we're trying to always get a sense of what was going on in the country. in this part of the country, in indiana, talk about the kkk and its role in society here. >> certainly the kkk had a very strong presence here in indiana. there was a major push to keep them out of the republican party. there was division in small towns. there was an african-american population in this town, and continues to be, and throughout all towns, but the bases did not mix -- races did not mix, did not intermingle, so there was always a fearful nature. that is how wendell willkie, not only his thought process coming before the election, but also afterwards, on the one world trip. >> what about this aspect of his life, his views on civil rights? >> qatif david is being unduly modest about his grandfather -- i think david is being unduly modest about his grandfather's position on civil rights. he was well ahead of everyone in this country with the exception perhaps of eleanor roos

. >> what do you make of the deal that has been reached, the heads of some pretty big companies are breathing a sigh of relief now. >> the pressr communique is peppered with principle. the devil is in the detail. having said that, it's obviously good news. frankly if you're running a company i don't think you can wait for the politicians who are focused, after all they're in business to be re-elected. they're focused very much on the short term and the elections and in france and germany and therefore they're not beginning to really grasp the nettle in advance of those elections. i think we should be grateful for what we've got, they're muddle through but in the meantime, we have to get on with running our business and we're off to china next week. we have exciting things to do there and india and brazil and russia and places like turkey an indonesia and even a country like pakistan where we're seeing extremely strong growth or a columbia in south america or argentina and mexico along with brazil. in africa, we have a board meeting reviewinging our operations in capetown. we went to look at the eastern africa and west african

little cry led to cheers earthquake ravaged turkey pressed to respond to week-old baby girl alive today collapsed apartment building. death toll reached brought out alive on stretchers one rescuer says first time in 12 years on the job >> touching moment for us peaceful for everyone else >> however happiness rescues tempered by reality baby's father still trapped and may or may not have survived. last six months president obama authorized the navy seals to kill osama bin laden also approved sigel drone strike on american cleric in yemen also said it cut its troops in action seven countries political cartoonist opinion, chicago tribune political cartoonist is this a gun toting president? >> apparently running for reelection master in chief but the list of foreign policy successes they all seem to include killing somebody. for those of us up a certain age we can remember in the mid 1970 senator frank church had committee looking into the cia and fbi uncovered there were assassination plots lodged against various foreign leaders. americans believe it or not work surprise to do not get me wrong i do not mourn these guys very bad dudes but

reached the same conclusion. >> what happened to jessica was not her fault. the defendants 'behavior was not her fault however, the district attorney's office cannot prove a crime occurred and therefore will not press charges. >> two of the players were sued in a civil trial but the jury found them not liable. today she released a statement saying i am very disappointed in our justice system. i can only pray that they find strength in our journey. i didn't hide. i did all the time i could to help the truth come out and now i will move on. >>> through the eyes of a firefighter, a camera mounted on the helmet of a firefighter involved in a rescue to help two concord women. smoke alarms alerted the women to the fire with time to call 9-1-1. investigators say an electrical shortage likely caused the blaze but firefighters got the women out. >> the median price is now $365,000 according to data quick, half of what homes were worth in 2007 at the peak of the market. sales were up 6% but a quarter of those were foreclosure sales. here is a closer look at what is behind the numbers. >> reporter: mortgage rates are at their lowest in years and home prices have dropped. in contra county alope, prices have dr

reached the same conclusion. >> what happened to jessica was not her fault. the defendants 'behavior was not her fault however, the district attorney's office cannot prove a crime occurred and therefore will not press charges. >> two of the players were sued in a civil trial but the jury found them not liable. today she released a statement saying i am very disappointed in our justice system. i can only pray that they find strength in our journey. i didn't hide. i did all the time i could to help the truth come out and now i will move on. >>> through the eyes of a firefighter, a camera mounted on the helmet of a firefighter involved in a rescue to help two concord women. smoke alarms alerted the women to the fire with time to call 9-1-1. investigators say an electrical shortage likely caused the blaze but firefighters got the women out. >> the median price is now $365,000 according to data quick, half of what homes were worth in 2007 at the peak of the market. sales were up 6% but a quarter of those were foreclosure sales. here is a closer look at what is behind the numbers. >> reporter: mortgage rates are at their lowest in years and home prices have dropped. in contra county alope, prices have dr

reached by two others. live in san jose. >> our coverage continues on ktve.com. we have the complete statement about the investigation in to the rape allegations and why he isn't pressing charges. just look under the bay area news tab. >> people gathered to take a stand against domestic violence. dozens took part in the walk from san jose city hall through downtown. one survivor of abuse said that it's important for anyone who witnesses domestic violence to speak up because victims often are in denial. >> because i grew up with abuse i didn't know that it was abuse. i thought it was normal. i thought this was how families are. >> local officials laid roses on eight empty chairs to remember the eight victims of domestic violence in santa clara this year. >> classes were held as scheduled today in martinez despite a threatening e-mail. it was not specific. martinez police say they increased patrols at the high school as a precaution and are trying to track down who sent the e-mail. >> police in san jose have released a sketch in an armed robbery case that left a bystander wounded. a man befored the market two weeks ago and fired at least one round. a store patron was hit

reached over my mom and i swung at him. the cops came and my mom said please press charges. i just want him to learn his lesson. i pleaded guilty to my charge. the judge, he had to think about it. he didn't really know what to do. so i'm still here. >> it takes time for the juvenile courts to figure out how to best handle each individual case. and in kevin's situation, available beds at placement facilities are hard to come by. >> being here for all them days, it gets to you after a while. especially when you got your mom, it's all real hard. >> in the juvenile court, i think if we have any indicator of what's going to happen in someone's life is looking first at the family and how supportive or not, how healthy or not is the family? i mean without family involvement and support, kids are never going to be successful. >> for years, msnbc has been documenting the tragic stories that unfold in america's juvenile justice system. access from the indiana supreme court, we've been allowed to take our cameras inside a world where they are by law generally forbidden. >> they prepare to process yet another juvenile. thi

press club today, october 31st. had he given that explanation on october 20th when politico said they reached out to get a response.rday jonathan martin goes up to herman cain when he comes out of cbs after doing face the nation and puts the question to him and what's herman cain's response he throws the question back at jonathan martin. that is not how you handle a situation like this. if herman cain was ready and prepared for the question, he wouldn't be in the mess he is in right now. >> goldie, you are very familiar with the cain campaign and you had opportunities to interface with him as well. what's your understanding of his personality. is this consistent with what you know of him? >> first thing is he was right about that when he said that cain had many, many days to prepare an answer for this, but presumably he knew about this when it happened. he knew it would come up and the fact that he wasn't prepared to answer it says something about the campaign. i think that really has to be looked at. in terms of herman cain and his reputation, we women running around in business circles. there was never an insinua

press conference. the central bankers assess of the economy will be especially important now that europe has reached atober jobs report comes out on friday morning. unemployment gains have been weak and as a result unemployment still remains above 9%. the market, of course, will watch it all and we'll track it for you on cnn money. back to you. >> thank you so much. appreciate that. >>> how cool would it be to trick or treat at the white house? we will show you the goodies the president and first lady passed out next. >>> more live pictures right now. the world series champions the st. louis cardinals are basking in hometown glory right now. people are so thrilled to see them. live pictures from downtown st. louis. it's the victory parade day for the players and fans. >> the rain held off. a chance of storms today. it is just cloudy 61 degrees. not bad. >> that was nice and considerate of the weather gods to make things happen like that. you know, they had the clydesdales that were part of the parade, as well. of course all of the players. >> so beautiful. >> aren't they gorgeous? and of course you ha

press conference. of course the central bankers assessment of the economy will be important now that europe has reachedebt deal. meantime the october jobs report comes out here in the u.s. on friday morning. employment gains over the past few months have been pretty weak and as a result unemployment remains above 9%. the market, of course, will watch it all and we'll track it for you on cnn money. fred back to you. >> all right. alison, poppy, thanks so much. >>> a look at our top stories now. it could be a week before power is restored to homes across the northeast. the freak autumn snowstorm that hit this weekend has left more than 4 million without electricity and the storm linked

couldn't reach the peeals from this 5-year old to a 7-year old who told police he was trying o pvoid going to church. at least shawn weimar's daughter didn't hit anything...the detroit free press reports she was ven seen using her turn signal, at least twice. it's her father who seems to have taken he wronn turn by turning to his daughter.i got, i got a designated driverr jeanne moos, cnn, new york.)) 3 in other news this morning... the price of a stamp ii going up again. again.the u-s postal service's forever stamp is going up by a 22-nd.they will cost 45-cents each.post cards and also going up next year. are and just a reminner... blackberry is saying sorry" with free pps starting today. from the company for a ology - worldwide outage last wwek. the apps... which would cost about 100-buuks on the blackberry app world site.. will be rolled out over thee next few weeks. meteorologist steve fertig is porecast.plus... keep the kids entertaiied while teaching them something.... the top five i-phone apps for kids still aheadd ahead.and... we''e ggt a kitchen ull of tasty &ptreats... coming up... we're helping you decide on the lesser of two evils... when it ccmes to candy... and c

morning, not in his remarks yesterday in the press briefing room here at the white house, he didn't point out that it was actually security agreements reachedsh administration back in 2008 that set this december 31st, 2001, end date. and so that was sort of our -- that was already decided some time ago, and now, of course, there's been an issue about whether the military troops would stay behind, a few thousand, to help train iraqi security forces, but the u.s. and iraq couldn't reach an agreement on immunity for the u.s. troops and here you have it, almost all of the 40,000 troops are going to be out by the end of this year. >> we know a lot of families, we're going to hear some reaction or share with our viewers in a second from families and soldiers are certainly excited about the us in, but it comes as well with criticism from some familiar places. >> absolutely. so, you have democrats applauding the president's decision saying that this shows the effectiveness and the success of american troops. it's going to save taxpayers millions of dollars. but then you have republicans not unexpectedly expressing concern about what this means for

reach. and speaking of feet, waiting around for dignitaries can be tedious work. president bush takes the opportunity to entertain the pressancy footwork of his own. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president burke, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. >> and secretary of state hillary clinton gets down in kenya. >> thank you very much. stop the music. >> even russian president boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. >> kick it. >> not all politicians are quite so musically inclined however. just ask karl rove. >> tell me what is your name. >> m.c. rove. >> i saw this one live, i'm afraid. it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. he's got some of the movements that only dick cheney could manage. >> emcee rover. >> it's fun to come to the dnc. >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes. don't quit your day jobs, fellows. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy esca

reach a verdict on that issue. and -- the 24-year-old as she got out of a car a year ago. >>> prosecutors decided not to press charges against two metro transit police officers accused of roughing up a wheelchair- bound person. the video shows two officers confronting dwight harris because he was allegedly drinking in public and -- pulled him from the wheelchair and harris fell when he resisted arrest. >>> tonight, friends, relatives, even strangers will remember 11-year-old william mcclane. he was found dead after a weeklong search. a vigil set for south of valley park at 8:00 and the stepfather is charged with killing the mother. and lopez is not charged in the death. the funeral is saturday, october 29th. >>> the prosecution's case against michael jackson's doctor is winding down. a doctor who believes conrad murray is entirely responsible for his death is back on the stand today and fox's phil shoeman is live in l.a. with the details. >> reporter: what can you tell us? what happened? >> reporter: this afternoon in los angeles, the defense is getting to cross-examine dr. schaeffer. he spent three days destroying d

press statement after she arrives back in the united states. for now, knox remains in an italian prison until a verdict is reached.a place she's been for the last four years. a verdict is expected around 2:00 p.m. our time at the earliest. reporters will get a one hour notice, and cameras will be allowed in the courtroom. back to you, eun. >> angie goff live in the news room. thanks for that update. >>> new from overnight, police have a suspect in custody in connection with a double stabbing in the district. a man and woman were stabbed shortly after midnight in the 5200 block of connecticut avenue northwest in the chevy chase neighborhood of d.c. a news 4 crew was on the scene as police looked for clues. investigators have not said what led to the stabbing, and they have not released any information on how serious the victim's injuries are. >>> decision 2012 coverage now. republican presidential candidate rick perry is under fire after "the washington post" revealed a one-time family hunting camp posted a name containing the "n" word. the offensive word was allegedly painted on a rock. perry's campaign says the t

if you take a look back at the press conference held by attorney general eric holder, in response to one question by i reporter, who asked, did the upper reacheshe iranian government know about this and bless it, he directly says we are not making that charge at this point. even so, we've had analysts, u.s. lawmakers who have come out and said that they are linked to this plot linked to the highest echelons of the government. mixed messages. but it's important to remind everyone these are simply allegations and these are two countries long involved in an information war, many allegations they've made against one another, either not been true or not as serious as originally thought. >> let's go over to our chief white house correspondent, jessica yellin. the administration says it has a slam dunk case. the president of the united states getting directly involved himself in. >> reporter: that's right. the president has spoken with the saudi ambassador, jubeir and connected with him directly. he's also convened his national security team, which he did this morning, thanked them, and as you've reported john, first briefed on this all the way pack

this was an advertisement used in an african american press at the time, how he reached out to that partthe electorate. >> again, we're trying to always get a sense of what was going on in the country. in this part of the country, in indiana, talk about the kkk and its role in society here. >> certainly the kkk had a very strong presence here in indiana. there was a major push to keep them out of the republican party. there was division in small towns. there was an african-american population in this town, and continues to be, and throughout all towns, but the races did not mix, did not intermingle, so there was always a fearful nature. that is how wendell willkie, not only his thought process coming before the election, but also afterwards, on the one world trip. >> what about this aspect of his life, his views on civil rights? >> i think david is being unduly modest about his grandfather's position on civil rights. he was well ahead of everyone in this country with the exception perhaps of eleanor roosevelt. it comes out of some of the same things better in one world about democracy, a