while for the international committee of the red cross at this stage we don't have clear statistics on the figures even in the hospital of even seen now we did not manage to tour the hospice. so to know you know about the numbers of casualties and the situation inside the hospital the security situation did not allow us to stay longer we went back to even seen a hospital yesterday and we delivered the needed oxygen because there was no oxygen at all inside the hospital and we delivered yesterday as well other medical equipment now for the international committee of the red cross we have been calling upon all parties to the conflict to spare as much as possible to civilian people and to always distinguish between military and civilian targets if i may just jump in for a moment as you're saying the red cross is absolutely involved in treating the civilians and the patients and those wounded in this ongoing war campaign but i want to ask you it's interesting that you know nato has planned the whole u.n. resolution and in fact nato has a press statement is quoting nato its mission is to pr

the international committee of the red cross live in tripoli many thanks indeed. for the former soviet republic of dagestan is one of the world's leading exporters why the government cash is in the country's most vulnerable paying a price that's obviously going to travel reports human rights groups say the cotton industry is thriving on illegal child labor. such is the fear in the eyes of these children you think they were picking opium not cotton. that the. man is. going to graduate and i do you send us their. cause of. death. and meanwhile on the other side of the world the produce harvested with illegal child labor is enjoying the glare of flushing cameras will not be mother daughter of those dead president is presenting her new collection of forbes magazine ponders on how she's managed to be so commercially successful i graduated from harvard. so it's a really good score you know in terms of you know giving you good grades to the tools of us like a stan our children as young as seven who work an average of seventy hours a week instead of going to school and me

the red cross. for years i started as a volunteer for the red cross. ended up before i took this job as a volunteer chairman of the board of the red cross in massachusetts. had to give that up when i took this job. but an intragoodwill part of the community. in the last two years i had traveled across the country from aalaska to hawaii and the floods in new england. to a hurricane in vermont. who ever knew vermont would get struck bay hurricane? and on the ground in joplin, missouri, 14 hours after the tornado went through there. and i was in tuscaloosa, alabama, smithville. mississippi. northern georgia, all affected by the tornadoes. and up in north dakota from the floods. and when i was flying over north dakota, had the opportunity with the general and a couple congressmen. and as we're flying over, and it was just cresting. in looking at the damages, the general is explaining how many homes and businesses were damaged. in sort of a side mentioned we've really done a good job and haven't lost any lives and working hard, and we saved the school and d

but take the american in red cross. as they say, i only were cried never take breaks i did not want contagion this week and but if i had, i would see a pretty compelling outbreak movie. the. >> i did not watch it with matt damon. [laughter] somebody else was in the movie. so it is an outbreak as you can imagine and i was thinking had i been at the movie theater maybe i could see my pals at the red cross. and nine government organization raise a lot of money for any visible disaster but they will say i want to help. went out of every -- households have contributed so the red cross is the ngo. to help doctors without borders and here is my chance to apologize to doctors without borders i confess sometimes they do need borders. [laughter] but it was a joke but we can move very quickly. thank-you red cross floor respond -- responding to the cholera patients and they go from 10 or 15% at zero. if you get to the treatment center they will not die of cholera but it does not replace the public water system, a public hospital ho

if gilad shalit had access to red cross visitations such as the prisoners of hamas -- these terrorists and murderers are able to study at the open university, they are in prisons where they have visitation rights with their families, by the red cross -- if hamas had done the same with gilad shalit we would have been in a very different place today, and if the western world had also made it clear that there is absolutely no equivalence, perhaps we would have been able to avoid this very wrenching and difficult decision the government had to take. >> thank you for joining us. that was the israeli view. we are open -- will be to get a hamas spokesman the restore they. in his first television interview just moments after he was released, gilad shalit said his years in prison were long. >> i always believed that of the day would come when i would find myself outside of prison. but after so many years -- not now. >> how did you receive the news you were about to be released? that a deal was under way for your release? then i heard the news -- >> i heard the news a week ago, and at the time i

red cross to -- red cross says there are a total of nine families looking for a new home. >> also overnight, a pedestrian was hit and killed on highway 101 in san mateo. it happened just 44:30 this morning. an suv was heading south on when it crashed into the man walking on the shoulder. the driver immediately stop and is cooperating with the highway patrol. a single thought bombing was shut down for about 90 minutes. >> up to 1000 people are feared dead after a large earthquake overnight in turkey. a 7.2 magnitude quake struck at about -- struck at about four and a half hours ago. 10 minutes ago sturkie's television reported 30 death. scientists estimate a tough call between 500 and a thousand people. because of the structure of housing in that area and the magnitude of this quake. earthquakes are frequent in turkey, which is crossed by fault lines. >>> the eastbound lanes of interstate 580 are back open. the highway patrol closed lanes last night after what investigators say was likely a deadly road rage incident involving a member of the hells angels. the chp says six to eight motorcycli

the red cross is here in long -- and large numbers providing basic first-aid. they may not be safe in this flooded areas. the government is now trying to coordinate things as best as it can. it was criticized earlier on for not communicating between departments. now there is a concerted effort and international help or writing. -- international help or writing. one of the items on the agenda at is whether or not to call today's of holidays for tomorrow. -- two days of holidays for tomorrow. it is an indication of how serious they are taking this. so people can get ready for the further flooding that they are predicting might come. >> absolutely, flooding is expected to get worse later in the week. what about in bangkok? are there fears that the flooding there could also be as bad? >> yes, there are fears. the officials are trying to make a reassuring noises, they are preparing for the worst. we're hoping for the best. basically, those preparations take various forms. they're trying to build sandbag barriers. there has been a shortage of sand bags. they're build

the red cross is an ngo and they're used to working with ngos. here is my chance to apologize to anyone who are called in the book. i confess, doctors sometimes did borders. having worked with them, it was just a joke. but we can move like this presently. we can move very quickly. doctors without borders can move very, very quickly. but they do for supporting us to response to the suffering of cholera patients and reduce what is called case fatality rates, the number of patients with the disease and ten of 15%, 0. that's already done. if someone gets into one of these color treatment centers that won't die of cholera, but that does not replace a public water system. it does not replace a public hospital and is not replace the public reporting system which does a lot more than reporting. as you concede, and told about this movie adjutancy, but that is an example. we said, help us keep the general hospital going. you were there in the general hospital, the largest hospital of haiti. that is going to require finding a way to get salaries paid to wor

officials at a red cross wanted to get medical supplies but shot at. their vehicles were searched at a check point, they were given warnings. the grenades exploded in the air , the red cross trucks turned back. >>> people in denmark are going to have to pay for fatty foods. danish stockpileed the favorite fatty foods before the tax went in to effect. foods contains more than 3- point 2% is going to cost more. a package of butter is $0.50 more and a bag of potato chips is going to run a dime more. >> a customer bought 30 pacts of margarine. another customer 10 to 12 packets of butter. they can be frozing down, those are hoarded now. >> they love their butter and bacon, fewer than 10% of people are classified as obese. scientists can't wait to find out if paying more will affect people's cravings for them. >>> now, good morning maryland. >> we are thankful this amanda's nightmare is over. she suffered for four years for a crime she did not commit. >> conviction overturned after four years behind bars. amanda knox will head back to the u.s. a free woman.

they will now be stabilized and moved back from the frontline by a committee of the red cross. >> whoever is in need now for treatment will be transferred out to be taken to proper places. >> in dealing with urgent cases, the red cross may not distinguish between pro gaddafi and anti-gaddafi forces. there were clearly concerned today that the fighters might be trying to flee, passing themselves off as civilians. what the final battle here raging on, the idea now is to get these people evacuated. there are also much deeper concerns for estimated 10,000 civilians trapped inside. the frontline is now a few hundred meters beyond the hospital, and slowly but surely, the dufty forces are being squeezed and push back, but they're putting up fierce resistance. bbc news, sirte. >> and other news, european leader ministers have welcomed a council in syria, but they stopped short of recognizing the council. in syria, the crackdown on anti- government protesters continues. 41 people died in a series of shootings on sunday, including security personnel reportedly killed by soldiers. at least nine peop

the red cross is assessing the humanitarian situation at the main hospital. have this report. >> the wants lavish conference center was the kind of place that colonel gaddafi liked to spend his millions. now the complex is in ruins. it was damaged by a week of intense fighting and vandalized by vengeful fighters. also bearing the scars of battle are the nearby central hospital. we found dozens of injured people in the wards and quarters. fighters and civilians. among them, two young boys who were wounded by shrapnel and lucky to be alive. they will now be stabilized and moved back from the frontline by the international red cross. >> we do not discriminate. whoever needs treatment will be transferred and taken to proper places to receive proper treatment. >> in dealing with urgent cases, the red cross may not distinguish between pro and anti-gaddafi supporters, but there were concerns they may try to flee, passing themselves off as civilians. >> they managed to get these people evacuated. there are an estimated 10,000 civilians trapped inside the city itself.

city's hospital has been captured by forces and medical staff on the international committee of the red cross are trying desperately to get to grips with the humanetarian situation there. from sirte, laura davis reports. >> the once lavish center in sirte. the kind of place where colonel gaddafi liked to spend his millions. now the complex is in ruins. damaged by a weak of intense fighting and vandalized by vengful fighters. also baring the scars of battle, the nearby central hospital. we found dozens of injured people in the wards and corridors. fighters and civilians. among them, two young boys, wounded by shrapnel and lucky to be alive. they'll now be stabilized and moved back from the front line by the international committee for the red cross. >> we do not discriminate. whomever is in need for treatment will be transferred out of the hospital to be taken to proper places where they can receive proper treatment. >> in dealing with urgent cases, the red cross might not distinguish between pro and anti-gaddafi supporters. they are concerned that the colonel's fighters might be trying the fl

it's the voluntary agencies, the red cross, the salvation army. earlier i was introduced to the gentleman from the salvation army and i was told what good work they do. ok. well, that's not a shock to me. it's like i go back to the good work they do in the middle of a fire in the middle of a cold night in new england 34 years ago where the first time i encountered in getting that hot cup of soup or hot chocolate for myself, but more for myself, but more importantly, is they work to

for the international red cross live in tripoli thank you very much. well let's go to some other news now here on the israeli high court is to hear for petitions against the deal to free a thousand palestinians in exchange for israeli soldier gilad schalit they want to swap delayed so the list of prisoners can be scrutinized but state prosecution sources say the appeals are likely to be rejected on monday the deal should then go ahead with half of the palestinians released in exchange for charlotte on tuesday with the rest. all of pumping his resume from the stricken cargo ship aground off to new zealand but worsening weather could hamper the recovery efforts by the vessel is. listing sharply it has serious cracks and could break apart at any moment about three hundred fifty tons of fuel have spilled into the sea near beaches and killed over a thousand sea birds the ship hit a reef almost a fortnight ago setting off what new zealand says is its worst ever maritime environmental disaster. the tourist coach has overturned on a highway in central china ki

. >> he had a green out fit on with a red cross on it. the thing that caught my eye was a gun. >> police say that the 25-year- old man was dressed in medical type scrubs. he returned to the hotel after attending a party and he was apparently drunk. he's being treated at a local hospital. >>> police near los angeles admit they shot and killed the wrong man. coming up in 12 minutes, why the officers used the deadly force on a man who was an innocent father of four. >>> the police continue to look for the man who killed a fellow hell's angels member at a funeral. police officers fired smoke into a man's house they believed he was hiding out. he was not actually there. he's suspected of shooting and killing a 52-year-old on october 5th. >>> the police are looking for the person who stabbed a 22- year-old man yesterday. the officers found the victim unconscious and with one stab wound. he died an hour later and his death is the 39th homicide of the year in san jose. >>> the death toll in turkey is 239. early this morning, rescue teams tried to

the american red cross provided assistance and raised money to help the survivors. we mourn the losses in the whole community and the community came together to recover and rebuild. during the rerecover phase we looked for how we could be better prepared and promised those we lost that we would be better prepared. since the loma prieta earthquake we have made great strides. we rebuilt the city stronger, and great strides in retro fits especially on the bay bridge and new buildings. and the catastrophic plan under nancy's leadership and the partnership with fema, we've enhanced some warnings and made a concerted effort to focus on personal preparedness and get message out residents really need to help take care of themselves and others. so i am pleased to be part of the legacy and want to thank all of you for your hard work, time and effort to help others. so thank you. [applause] >> a little transition work here. jim? >> thank you. thank you mike for joining us today to commemorate the 22nd anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. i'd also like to thank our commun

our local entity, the japanese red cross, says that they can take care of ourselves. at that point, they were not willing to let others help them. we were in this area where we were ready to give. we have so much we want to give to you. we had to wait a number of days. 48, 72 hours before of a sudden they said, yes, please. you have that cultural sensitivity with the government, local ngo's, and in this case is really played out, surprisingly. we just sat on our hands for a little while. we were ready. we were ancient. >> first of all, the u.s. was fairly arrogant after katrina as well. secondly, every disaster is different. he has a dysfunctional government. what do you do? what do you do with a dysfunctional government? every one of these are different. the u.s., we have the same arrogance after katrina. >> when you make the decision to respond to some crisis, is there a protocol? do you want to coordinate services with some other agency? delivering the maximum good for your community? what is the most glaring weakness in the chain of events, right now, as it confro

every day, the red cross responds to nearly 200 neighborhood emergencies.nd your support makes it possible. use this moment to join us today. visit redcross.org. >>> we were talking about a shooting in pittsburgh at a little girl's birthday party. we have an update for you. christie smith joins us live. >> reporter: good morning to you. it certainly doesn't get scarier than this. about 50 people celebrating a birthday party in this home. the youngest that was hit was a 9 yeerl girl. this is around 8:30 last night on ravine drive. one, possiblily two young men were critically injured in this. all four are expected to survive. now medical helicopters had to land on the trail nearby to take all the victims to the hospital, and neighbors heard the shots. >> they were like firecrackers at first. then the guy comes on saying somebody got shot. >> the girl did not suffer life threatening injuries and was apparently hit in the arm. the shooters got away on foot and may have ran to the car. one wore a bandanna over his face. police are looking for a dark colored sed

dodge the international committee of the red cross is worried about evacuees. the number is increasing rapidly. they are cooperating with the libyan red crescent. >> government forces have taken control of a suburb on the outskirts. they found a house that once belonged to gaddafi. they will offer the items for sale to raise money for reconstruction efforts at home. a little later in the program, we will be taking an in-depth look at one of the leading figures in the new military that appeared in that report. stay tuned for that. the nobel prize committee has announced the winners of this year's prize in physics. the committee honored three americans and their work for studying exploding stars. they discover that the universe is expanding faster than previously thought. >> to the explosion of a supernova. they have witnessed many such spectacles and their observations sent them to an astonishing discovery. the universe is not just expanding, but it is also speeding up. it could eventually completely freeze over, as the english in all life. -- extinguishing all

every day, the red cross responds to nearly 200 neighborhood emergencies. and your support makes it possible. use this moment to join us today. visit redcross.org. >>> welcome back to you. as we see a sparkly windy morning this morning. hollywood film crews making another stop in the bay area. a murder mystery movie in napa. the film's director says that will begin two weeks of filming today. rose mcgowan will play the main role. the film is loosely based on a novel called "three to get ready". in the book a sheriff comes to a small town to battle small town politics. the film expected to be released next year. in texas the undead took over part of downtown dallas. 50 dancers were track tising their move for more than a month. everybody seemed to enjoy the free show. let's check in with mike. a reminder to drive slowly on your way home from work. it will be dark. little kids in costumes. >> a lot of parents rushing home early. you have to get there safely. we're looking over theer to an accident on 880. this is off of the interchanged with 292 and industria

>> harold of the american red cross. this is her first meeting so i want to introduce meredith who is replacing aaron, who has gone to the dark side. he's now a fundraiser with the organization. >> hello. >> happy to have you on the team. >> is representative bart here? >> yes. >> ok, so i wanted to welcome mark lewis, member of the disaster council. if you'd like to introduce yourself. >> good afternoon. i'm the deputy chief of r.p.d. >> we're thrilled to have you. thank you for coming. thank you. other comments from disaster council mexico? any announcements? -- council members? any announcements? ok, how about public comments? supervisor farrell has joined us. actually quite a while ago. we were not able to introduce him at the beginning of the meeting. anything you would like to say, supervisor? supervisor farrell: i'm fine, thanks. have a good weekend. >> if there's no public comment and no further comment, this meeting is adjourned. thank you all so much for coming. captioned by the national captioning institute --

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the red cross says that medical supplies are running out there. and there is also a lack of oxygen, and the water supply to the hospital has been damaged because of the fighting. people, they say, are dying there because they can't get treatment. the red cross team said they couldn't visit the wounded in the wards because the hospital was being fired on. several rockets hit the building while they were there. this fighting has been going on even though the revolutionary forces hitting the town called a truce to allow the citizens to get out of the city, they have been flooding out through a route they left open for them. now muammar qaddafi is hemmed in an area around the town. the revolutionary commanders say when the truce ends and they don't give up, they intend to flatten the town. tripoli,. >>> and questions on how a government war plane ended up bombing troops killing at least 30 of the own soldiers, happening yesterday where the soldiers were fighting al-qaeda fighters. while the bombing appeared to be a mistake, those who were killed were

they are battling for control of the city while the red cross warns of a humanitarian crisis. staying it to the streets. protesters occupy wall street protesting corporate agreed and injustice. they aren't done yet. and governor chris christie is exploring what it would take to run for president. americas news from the capital starts right now. >>> the nation's nine supreme court justices start a new term monday. one of the big issues will be deciding whether or not to take up the case of the constitutionality of president obama's healthcare law. we are joined with more on that and some of other the other big cases. hi, peter. >> as you know, the supreme court hasn't officially said they will rule on the constitutionality of the affordable care act but they are expected to. it's been challenged in the lower courts and the obama administration has asked the court to rule on it. even though it's not on the docket, keep an eye out for that as the new term starts tomorrow. and keep an eye on whether or not they think arizona and alabama can enforce their own immigration laws or wh

the red cross were there. they want to stay with us and came to the office. they all had kids. had keys to a new home last night. >> just the clothes on your back. roughly 50 people lost everything and some of their belongings right here on the ground, a mattress, a door, window screens. but firefighters had no chance against this fast-moving fire. >> because i had two friends that their families live in that building. it is sad because they lost everything. >> management says they placed people either in other vacant apartments on site or at other properties. 18 units burned and the apartment manager says they are doing all they can to help people get back on their feet. in langley park, maryland, surae chinn, 9news now. >>> prince george's county fire officials say that the cause of that fire has not been determined. but they have no reason to believe that it was suspicious. and the red cross is helping with food and a $100 gift certificate. >>> silver spring man is in police custody after a bizarre attack on a metrobus driver. police say that it began when 52-year-old victor

after katrina red cross got 2,000,000 for help and for this earthquake red cross received 6 million dollars. the united states sent in helicopters that conductd the greatest air lift in the history of mankind. moved about 20 thousand on thes in the mountains to keep 1/2 million people a hive during the wintertime. it was very heroic and people were grateful. aid has dropped 70 percent after a year in the wake of that void many jihad and people labeled terrorists have set up camps. this is one here. in pakistan. and in that camp, there are many kids that are previously were going to school and now they have no school and the cost to help them go would be about one month per month per child. fifth grader 20 bucks a year. first grader five bucks a year. they get their food in the back on the mess tenth and then on the left is an extreme place where people get indoctrined into a violent islam. because of international lack of help for those kids to get implicated these kids are here. there's another camp here. osama bin ladins first assistant. spent two-years in gann tan know bay in cuba and he

i spoke to the head of the international relations department at the turkish red cross, and he told me how they're trying to help the victims. >> this focuses on the social services products while search and rescue activities are ongoing in the field by the government. this shatter more people in horror, so we are trying to provide comfort for the people. >> that was the turkish red cross. now, results from tunisia's election social security due out within hours. officials say the response from voters exceeded all expectations. they're electing a new assemble which will will rewrite the country's constitution and appoint an interim president. our correspondent is following developments from the capital, tunis. >> the results are eagerly awaited by tunisians, who have just finished taking part in their first-ever real election. the results are trickling in so far and suggest that the conservative religious party, ennahda, which wants to unite the country's main religion with the state is beth placed and will have the most seats in the assembly, which will draft a new constitution and ch

letting up the city is suffering heavy shelling and tank fire with nato warplanes flying overhead the red cross warns of a dire humanitarian situation on the ground. that brings you up to date for now i'll be back with a recap of our main stories at the top of the hour but first our t. takes you want to make the rating trip to russia's far east to meet some of the rarest animal species and admire the region's would be witching beaut. seven thousand kilometers from moscow a group of research has begun an expedition through the nature reserve. there's one of the sea eagle nest close to a small river on the shore of the sea of a not very far from here low tide compels them to go to the sea to look for food. the still a sea eagle is listed in russia's red book of endangered animals eagles of this toy only found in russians for east each year. the company for reserve ranges inspects this in order to do so the expedition would have to come hundreds of kilometers over the course of ten days. ornithologist. is joined by elsie ashford a volunteer from scotland they were accompanied by range of let me ou

meanwhile as you get off the troops continue to bother the colonel's besieged gobble the serbs push the red cross says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. the us every euro zone continue to struggle financially with the worst could be yet to come next we speak to seniors astrology scholar at yale university in ottawa wallerstein believes the real crash will take place in the next few years that interview's next. thank you very much for being with us today sir. so exactly few years ago you told me that the real economic crash is still a couple of years down the line is that with us right now. i know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly taught me well what's the biggest trouble at this point the united states the european union just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in worse trouble than the united states where it's in trouble and what i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the emergent countries brazil india and china are al

to get out the final colonel stronghold of sirte the red cross says it's suffering from a humanitarian crisis. levon pm here in the russian capital in watching r.t. now our top story.

the red cross and other clinics throughout rural california. as the public health director and previous health director she is conducting a -- an intense -- and housing. barbra will work with the needs and services and the aftermath of the earthquake and beyond. barbra? >> good morning. the loma prieta earthquake was probably a redefining of my career in 1989. i learned through crisis, it can create opportunity and conflict can bring collaboration and even friendship. and i was about -- i lived about five miles away from the epicenter of the loma prieta earthquake and our clinic was about seven miles from the epicenter. loma prieta means dark mountain. and we would always say during the earthquake we were kind of on the dark side of the mountain. san francisco did an incredible job but to give you a little bit of background to the city. i think this experience also brought me to city government. i had worked in the non-profit field for over 25 years. the city of watsonville was not prepared to communicate with the 60% spanish-speaking community

meanwhile as you get off the troops continue to block the colonel's siege from hold of sirte which the red cross says is suffering from a connected scenario and some. of the u.s. and the euro zone continue to struggle financially but the worst could be yet to come next we speak a senior solitary scholar at yale university emmanuel wallerstein who believes the real crash will take place in the next few years that interview is up next. ronald valor steam thank you very much for being with us today sir. exactly two years ago you told that the real economic crash is still a couple of years down the line with us right now. you know it's a year or two still down the line but it's but it's very clearly what was the biggest trouble at this point the united states the european union but just the rest of the world. actually everybody's in trouble but the united states is clearly in trouble the european union is in trouble i think it's in less trouble than the united states but it's in trouble and what i eat i think also that the so-called newly emerging countries or the merge and countries brazil india an

secured meanwhile add to the troops continue to bomb the colonel's received stronghold of sirte which red cross says says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. and next we scrutinize the state of american broadcasting our special report is coming your way next. brooks jackson leads the thak tech team for the anybody school of communications the revealed misleading political ads coming from republicans and democrats alike just let me show you a few examples. well the obama ad. the fact is that corning plant shut down because it made old fashioned cathode ray tube t.v. two that are being replaced by flat screen technology not john mccain's for. this mccain aide as part of a pattern. obama is actually proposing is a tax cut for most service eighty percent probably and a tax increase only for families making over two hundred fifty thousand dollars a year. actually we call this a pattern of misrepresentation a pattern of deceit which is something we don't often say jackson says fact checking by news organizations in two thousand and eight has been better than in previous years still t.v. stations

which the red cross is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. i'll have more of those stories in fifteen minutes but for now all the latest in sports of cake. well i thank you for watching the sports updates and to the headlines. confidence suspects take out the guys ok european qualifying as the russians are. fighting a cocktail in slovakia. while high were crowned n.b.a. star i'm very curious like as signs a three year contract to take him to moscow cyprus car. on a russian charge bills all over spearheads the strong russian contingent in beijing talks in how long does the asking also advances. but first a football and russia have started preparing for their two remaining year a twenty twelve qualifiers at slovakia on friday and then at home to under a four days later well coached together guy has a few issues with his squad which makes for good measure missed the latest training session to bruising he picked up an ingenue one they'll defeat at home to look on t.v. on sunday while two new faces have appeared in the squad for the green strikeou

the red cross is assisting them this morning. >>> also in san jose overnight, a fight turned into the city's 37th homicide investigation of this year. san jose police got a call about a fight on virginia street and union street around 1:30 this morning. police were led to a victim on the sidewalk at virginia and vine avenue. that victim had been stabbed, and doctors at valley medical centering not save him. police are not releasing suspect information right now. >>> two people are expected to survive after two shootings in burlingame. this one happened just before 2:00 this morning in a business complex parking lot near airport boulevard. police are still investigating what led to this shooting. >>> and interstate 580 is finally open again after a deadly and possibly intentional crash shut it down and sent police on a mile-long search for evidence. this happened on 580 in san leandro around a 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say 31-year-old eddie hall from oakland, the driver of an east bay paratransit van, hit a motorcyclist dragged the rider and bike for more than a mile. >> the vic

cabinet as we get often quite a responder pinal talk of the colonel's stronghold of certain which the red cross says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. and russia's currency has continued slide did so follow thirteen percent versus the dollar just this look we want to find out why this is happening what you expect in business all to us. it's just after ten pm here in the russian capital you're watching our top story fury over corporate power in the u.s. is spreading from new york across the country thousands of joy the occupy wall street movement angered by the economic slump and the role of big business in its hundreds of demonstrators have been arrested but artie's on to see if you're going to report some erika's mainstream media has been a largely ignoring the rapidly growing movement. taking the big apple by storm. getting arrested by the hundreds. getting netted and pepper. straight in the face. spending night and day on the far from welcoming streets of the financial district . that's the price these demonstrators are paying to get their outrage across to those holding reins of fina

and to get off the troops continue to bomb the colonel's besieged stronghold of sirte which the red cross says is suffering from a humanitarian crisis. euro zone's finance minister has put off a decision on a crucial bailout loan for greece after album submitted deficit but i've already claimed.

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