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everybody's just guessing and rumors are >> repor >> reporter: 3,500 people live here.veryone knows everyone. and everyone wants to know one thing. >> everybody's wondering who won it and how many won it. whether it's just one person or a bunch of people. i, myself, hope it's a bunch of people. >> reporter: illinois law says whoever gets the $218 million check must come forward at some point. but they have a year to stay in the shadows. remember, it's only been three days. the third winner bought the ticket in kansas.e know.that's . and maybe all we will ever know. the state allows lottery winners to remain anonymous. even the store where the ticket was bought isn't revealed. i'm ryan owens, in red bud, illinois. >>> the texas model who lost her hand and an eye when she walked into an airplane propeller seems to be in very good spirits. just four months after the accident, a smiling lauren scruggs was spotted at a sporting goods store near dallas for the first time with her bandaged arm in full view. there's also word that scruggs received a seven-figure settlement. >>>

our date-ta for the peshd repor an increase over the periods 2002 to 2006, and on the slides, on the side, we see how that breaks down by major regions. asia and oceana accounting for 44% of the volume of international arms transfers importsi ports followed by europe, the middle east, indonesia and africa. i'll be happy to discuss later interesting subregional increases in particular with regard to east africa, north africa, southeast asia and the south caucuses. but before talking about imports in a bit more detail i'm going to switch to talk about the situation with regards to the suppliers. the headline here is really that it seems that not much has changed. the same five major suppliers continue to dominate nap is, the u.s., followed by russia, germany, france and the uk. but i think that one of the things we find freinteresting t he remain the same, the share of international trade is decli declining. i guess in caveats, we think israel is probably underestimated in our rankings and accountings and also interesting to note outside the top ten there's a number of non-european sup

brian miller and i sent to all staff, we expect an people who sees waste, fraud or an beautibuse to repor. we can't to build an partnership with the ig while insuring their flpd to ensure nothing like this will happen again. there will be no tolerance for employees who violate or disregard these rules. i believe this is critical not only because we owe it to the american taxpayers but also because we owe it to the many gsa employees who work hard, follow the rules, and deserve to be proud of the agency for which they work. we will have also taken steps to improve internal controls and oversight to ensure this never happens again. already, i have canceled all western regions conferences. i've also canceled 35 previously planned conferences saving nearly a million dollars in taxpayers expense. i've suspended the hats off stores and demanded reimbursement from mr. peck, mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties. i've canceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regi

. >> repor >> >> good evening. >> cbs five has learned of new evidence that could determine whether abe charged in a deadly collision with a pedestrian. the case has sparked a new debate on the road rules in san fransisco. the evidence is surveillance video that captured the violent impact at the intersection of market and castro. joe vasquez has exclusive details. >> they're not making the video public but we're told that investigators have the video and are looking over and it has a very clear view of this intersection back here. >> a source close to the investigation tell cbs 5 that it was the surveillance camera outside of the twin peaks tavern that captured the deaths of the 71 year-old pedestrian. authorities say a bicyclist was southbound on castro when he crashed into the man that was in the crosswalk walkicr

get more information as the mayor and police chief of oakland seeing here at the oakland police to repor what we know is that the public affirmation officer spoke earlier. >> this is an unfortunate incident that the oakland police to protest suffered this morning. at 10:3:03 a.m. and 911 call came and regarding an individual that had entered the korean university. he was armed with a gun. he shot multiple victims. the call came in at 10: 33 we do not know if the relation if he was a student with the school? will follow up with the connection of the student. we do not want to rule out any associated additional persons. right now this information is as accurate as we have. we have the swat teams surrounding the areas some of the students have been injured. all our heart goes out to the families, the friends. and the victims. the fatally when did. our city is pulling together at this time for the fatally -- wante wounded. >>reporter: exactly who this suspect is and his motives. again in the next 30 minutes as i mentioned, this press conference of the oakland police department. the mayor, th

he ran away from repore. the romney doctrine was to run away and not talk about what options were.i think if you talk about his inability to talk foreign policy, and you look at the record of the people around him that blew the biggest foreign policy of the last few decades with iraq, and it was not just invading iraq, but it was what to do when they got there. >> that's the point, congressman. it's been a campaign so far attacking president obama, and really not playing out a plan, and involve books some of these same players that brought us into a foreign policy that was disastrous. but there's also on the economic side, congressman, let me show you this. if you look at the facts, romney is further right than george bush. let me show you on the economy side, bush passed a huge tax cut. romneyç is proposing to cut fo times larger. bush enacted medicaid expansion, romney wanted to end medicare. bush says global warming is caused by humans. romney says we don't know what causes global warming. this guy is to the right of george bush which many of us thought was politically impossib

foreign policy magazine repor reporting that israel gained access to several air bases in ager buy januaryes -- azerbaijan. according to several sources, obama administration officials now believe the submerged aspect of the israeli azer by januarazerbaijan alliance, the security cooperation the two. there is a briefing today. listen to this. >> send you to the azerbijanis for what they may talk to israelis about. i don't have information to indicate reports out there have any basis in fact. >> this is not the first time our president have thrown our friends israel under the bus. not the last time either. join me now as vetting of president obama, host of "war stories" on the news channel. colonel oliver north. how are you? >> unprecedented access to sensitive material that someone gave to the press. and it can only come from the administration. what is happening here is a full court press that is political and ideological. there is a naive utopian hope that if you bring about palestinian, israeli peace accord, all the problems with jihad against us will go away. >> sean: why? this is very

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. >> my wife campaiggns and repors to me now that the issue that women care about most is the economyhris: he makes it sound like they are an obscure group that his wife reports on. look at romney's policy. he supports as david axelrod points out the paul ryan budget to cut funding to help low income women and children. and said that he would get rid of planned parent -- federal funding . in addition to abortions and those are controversial. planned parenthood provides 770,000 tac test. and breast examines and four million tests for std's. how is he looking out for women. >> guest: anyone who saw the controversy for planned parenthood and komen knows they get the lions share of critics. but we are talking about funding. people want to give to that charity for the purpose that is a noble thing to do. federal funding of abortion is not a noble thing to do. and defunding is not the same thing. 92 you have the amendment. let me say the hyatt amendment that said no federal funding for abortion . the federal government gave money for planned parenthood. >> guest: people can disagree with th

. >> we'll have continuing coverage of the local impact of the sex xanldscandal in a repor our second half hour. >> the man police say shot a rite-aid employee in d.c. is behind bars. police arrested 53-year-old ricky vinceton this morning. the shooting happened during the lunch hour last week on rhode island avenue in northeast. a viewer saw this surveillance video on the news and called police. the employee who was shot in the back during the robbery survived. >>> now to a school stabbing in prince george's county. a student at fairmont heights high school is accused of stabbing one of her classmates. we're hearing that both girls involved in the fight are being charged. pat collins is at the school in capital heights with more on this story. pat? >> reporter: doreen, not only is the stabbing suspect getting charged in this case but so is the stabbing victim because they say she threw the first punch in this fight that began with some sort of argument over a wig. sources say the dispute over a wig led to angry exchanges on social media and those angry exchanges sparked a fight this

this is the first time we've actually been able to hear from him to hear him express some sort of reporshan, i'm going to cut you off. the defense attorneys are speaking live outside the courthouse. let's take a listen. >> we wanted to brick out some of the facts. i'm hopes that those emotions keep things calm, not trying to an tag nice or upset but these are the facts of the case. >> i'm sorry. why did you put him on the stand? can you just talk about that a little bit? how it came to be. >> it's my knowledge he has always wanted to acknowledge that since the death of trayvon martin. i was hoping it could be accomplished in a more private way but we weren't afforded that opportunity. >> he appeared to be fairly upset. do you think your client -- >> i think it was a week or ten days ago that miss fultonç wand to hear from him. i saw that. when i discussed with my client, he wanted to respond. and if you look at that interview, those are the two questions he responded to. i took it that the family wanted to hear from him and he wanted to say it. i think it should have happened in a priva

. >> sean: you had that experience being anchor repor reporter in alaska. >> in the stone age. >> sean: i wasn't going to -- did you know that katie couric was co-hosting on "good morning america"? >> it wasn't just a coincidence. that i was up against competition. >> there was an appeal to you that she was on the competition? >> i'm not sure how it all came together. i am one for good competition. >> and you won! because in the ratings i saw -- >> they didn't come out from today yet. did they? >> some of them. >> sean: is that true? they came out? >> i don't know. don't worry about the ratings. >> sean: she is a magnet. >> i want to know what you were thinking? what were you really thinking? >> i thought it could be worse. in fact, i've had worse in interviews with questions like what do you read up there in alaska to stay connected with the real world and you're rolling your eyes like are you kidding me? are you asking me a question? my answer is i read everything. you saw where that answer got me. this interesting. obviously nbc was a little nervous. abc "good morning america" is ge

. >> are those reports a longer, more detailed repor usually released to the media?nger, more detailed reports and there are summary reports, as well. do you think there is a longer, detailed report, that's trouble. >> if this is it, that is trouble. definite trouble. there should be. a lot of times agencies won't release it they will say it is under investigation and that's fine. because they don't want to distort it. obviously jury pools, things like that. so there could be more even some other police reports from the other 911 calls said that public police report, public copy. there are things this there if there are minor children, something like that, you don't want released. i'm hoping there's more than this. aside from the horrible tragedy that happened to trayvon, if this is all they have done, and i'm really hoping they are not because they seem to be a very good police department, that is the tragedy. the focus needs to be on the job they either did or did not do. >> alex manning, thank you. >>> earth hour was celebrated across the globe tonight. world monu

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brian miller and i sent to all staff, we expect an people who sees waste, fraud or an beautibuse to repor't to build an partnership with the ig while insuring their flpd to ensure nothing like this will happen again. there will be no tolerance for employees who violate or disregard these rules. i believe this is critical not only because we owe it to the american taxpayers but also because we owe it to the many gsa employees who work hard, follow the rules, and deserve to be proud of the agency for which they work. we will have also taken steps to improve internal controls and oversight to ensure this never happens again. already, i have canceled all western regions conferences. i've also canceled 35 previously planned conferences saving nearly a million dollars in taxpayers expense. i've suspended the hats off stores and demanded reimbursement from mr. peck, mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties. i've canceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regional off

health care and the law came up last week when we had charles, who has served .n the medicare trustees repor he is a gop trust the. he came out with a number. i want to show our viewers what he had to say. >> it is the fact that the new cost commitments substantially exceed the cost savings. there's a lot of parts of this law. many of them costing a lot of money. there's a substantial increase in medicaid and chip. there is the creation of the new health exchanges. the subsidies also cost hundreds of billions of dollars. there's an expansion of the medicare authority. that is also a new commitment that cost real money. you add all of those things together and compare them to cost savings and the new cost exceeds $300 billion, even in a best case scenario. host: margot sanger-katz. guest: it is true that many of them are very expensive. it sets up a system where -- the affordable care act in 2010. it also brings a big expansion of the medicaid program. a lot more people will be taking care of using the program. that's a big commitment of federal funds. medicare is where most of the savings ha

brian miller and i sent to all staff, we expect an people who sees waste, fraud or an beautibuse to reporan't to build an partnership with the ig while insuring their flpd to ensure nothing like this will happen again. there will be no tolerance for employees who violate or disregard these rules. i believe this is critical not only because we owe it to the american taxpayers but also because we owe it to the many gsa employees who work hard, follow the rules, and deserve to be proud of the agency for which they work. we will have also taken steps to improve internal controls and oversight to ensure this never happens again. already, i have canceled all western regions conferences. i've also canceled 35 previously planned conferences saving nearly a million dollars in taxpayers expense. i've suspended the hats off stores and demanded reimbursement from mr. peck, mr. robert shepherd and mr. neely for private inroom parties. i've canceled most travel through the end of the fiscal year agency wide and centralizing budget authority and vin already trawlized procurement oversight for regional o

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