. >> both president morsi's supervisor all righters and his critics are planning more protests next week if they again turn violent it is worrying because for decades egypt has been a pillar of stability here in the middle east but now the country has been through a democratic revolution which the u.s. supported egypt is rich by difference, riven by differences. >> holly williams in cairo, thank you. in this country, tonight actor larry hagman is being remembered not only as a worldwide television icon, but also says his former on screen wife actress linda gray as a man who brought joy to everyone he knew. hagman, a real son of texas, born near fort worth in 1931, died in dallas last night from cancer complications, more from manuel bojorquez. >> it was one of the most famous moments in television history. the world asked who shot jr? >> now the world mourns the loss of the actor who played j.r. ewing in the hit cbs show dallas. fans placed flowers on larry hagman's hollywood star after learning the actor died friday at the age of 81. >> come on out, genie. >> hagman rose to game as good

and b after 18 months, the righter ship justifies it, we can probably pay for it with nonglobal tep funding, but rather just through further adjustment * . so, would that clarify it and further set the precedent so we don't get one off request or, hey, i want this bus going here on saturday and i want this bus going late? let's not get into that business with the tep pending. i'm happy to move this item. >> motion to move. >> second. >> let me ask a question. has there been any conversation at alan mullally with golden gate transit district? >> yes, we have involved them and we will involve them in our launch. most of the publicity and the promotion that we have planned is in partnership with the ggnra. they're really excited about just having more park access in general, and particularly green park access. so, they've been our primary partner on this. >> i think this is fabulous. i look forward to seeing the members who commented on that bus because i use that as a hiking bus as well. and can we make sure that a member of the public that questioned the stop reduction or the route truncatin

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it came from the news agency righters and their did not include the image of the man standing. we asked reuter's about it today. they say they don't know the source of the image of the man standing or when that image was shot. they also said they never saw or shot any similar image. the bottom line is we can't independently verify when that image of the man standing was taken before or after the other image was taken of the man being dragged away. we will not be using either image again. this is not only a traditional military conflict and one being waged in the media and our only goal in all of this is to report the truth, the facts on all fronts and it's why we've sent so many producers and reporters into the field. let us know what you think. follow me, i'll be tweeting tonight. what is it like on the ground for the people living there and what with the stakes are for the entire region if israel sends ground forces into gaza, next. >>> in gaza tonight, the mood is very tense. israeli is poised to begin a ground attack if they get the go-ahead. israel has been pounding gaza w

she has both israeli and italian citizenship and she has lived and worked a as righter and journalist in both country. dominique, let me start with you. france had a great love affair with barack obama. has it continued? do the french -- are the french still overwhelmingly obama? >> definitely, but i think for different reasons. in 2008 the french would have voted for obama out of hope. in 2012, they would still vote in the huge majority for obama, but more out of fear of a romney victory and of a return of an america they used to dislike. >> republicans have vennially been quite popular. they've been regarded as pro-free trade, hard headed. if you thing of ronald reagan and george bush senior, clearly the elites preferred them. what's the mood right now among its elite? >> well, let me emphasize one point. both romney and obama will be acceptable to them. you know, the day that both are very careful, prak mattic souls. at the same time there's no doubt there's a clear preference for obama in the region. how many presidents do you know have spent their childhood in asia. how many spea

. >> stay forward, all righter? understand your rights? >> for most chicago street cops, a criminal case end with an arrest. but that's where the story begins for intelligence investigators at the cook county jail. >> it's no longer lock the door, sit back, throw your feet up on the couch. it's wait to see what happens in court. no, that's not the case. there's active investigations that are going on here. >> these detainees aren't just competing for the camera's attention. they're all looking for a way out. 95% of inmates at county are awaiting trial. >> this isn't the first time in here either. you've seen worse, brother. you've seen worse. >> it's like a pennsylvaniaitep >> you see how nasty, flies, rats, fleas, everything. >> many gang members will break the code of no snitching in order to help themselves. >> these guys are on the street every day. that code exists outside. when you come in, they forgot about you, you're here for three months and nobody comes to visit you, nobody sends you money, nobody calls you, accepts your calls,

' political leader vowed to continue to continue the quote, resistance, unquote, against israel, righters reported. this -- reuters reported. this is another word for violence. inflicting violence on israel and then turning around and blaming israel for defending itself and trying to continue to grow world opinion against the tiny nation of israel, when it's not israel that is demanding the total destruction of its enemies in surrounding countries. they want to live in peaceful co-existence. but this administration has helped its enemies take over and now, we're aware of enemies coming into jordan, beginning to incrithe potential -- incite potential revolt and wonder, is this administration going to turn on him next. king abdullah has hept -- has kept a relatively peaceful border with israel. so, knowsly, you would wonder, because i kept the peace with israel on their border, am i go go to be targeted next? and the answer needs to be loud and clear, and it doesn't seem to be much of a muffle at all, that we support those who will prevent violence against israel, against their western valu

they had to clear all the re idg this oven righter refrigerator, other things that got trashed in the the basement was completely flooded out. i'm here with babu philips. what are the peleelou suffedthrough? >> well, many of the members, they already had personal losses but many came here to see the damage to the church and we are more concerned about the neighborhood, the people who are living here for many years. we see them every day, every week. and some of them lost their life and the next door neighbor, her house is demolished. we're concerned about them too. and as far as the church is concerned, we have two levels, one is the sanctuary area. >> and this stuff here is used to feed people on sundays. >> food to everybody on sundays. and we lost everything. everything in the basement, we lost everything. we have a small kitchen, that is ruined. we have an audio, video system, you can see those things are laying down there. >> what do the church members tell you about their feelings about the relief? do they feel it got here quick enough? >> unfortunately not. we are out of power

but she said -- and righter regulation on -- and lighter regulation on business. she said over and over again, this is not regulation of business. this is protection of our homeland security, of our economy. you will reform regulations. when the regulations seem to be too much and get in the way of economic growth. we have a thread here that is today -- a threat here that is today stealing billions of dollars of american innovation, taking jobs elsewhere in the world. so okay, we had it mandatory but it was clear that we were not going to get to 60 votes. you know, i've said over and over again here that one of the problems we have in this -- in congress now is that people seem to say if they don't get 100% of what they want, they're not going to vote for a bill. so i had to listen to my own words here. because if you wait for 100% of what you want in a bill, everybody is going to end up with zero percent. you might as well try to get done what you agree on. so we took a big step, which was to make those mandatory standards voluntary. then we threw in an incentive