the prosecution finished its examination of sargent johnson around 4:00 in the afternoon. >> the judge said that because the trial is moving so slowly, he is holding hoax -- holding court on monday, which would normally be a holiday. >> breaking news on an accident on brooklyn park. captain roy taylor has the latest. >> this is the 895 spur to head toward the harbor tunnel through it. several vehicles involved in a major crash at this location. we know there are personal injuries involved. that's pretty much shut down northbound 895 spur from 97. many units are still responding to the scene. -- medic units are still responding. >> a guilty plea from the man accused of planning to bomb our recruitment center in catonsville. he tried to detonate what he thought was a car bomb outside the armed forces career center back in 2010. he was caught during an undercover investigation. >> off the court for a former penn state assistant coach j erry sandusky. it is reported that the prosecutors will cover a range of issues including whether to allow all items in court ever taken during the search

last month an army sargent allegedly killed 17 afghan civilians in a shooting rampage, plus earlier this year, video surfaced of marines urinating on afghan corpses and the accidental burning of koran that a nato air base sparked deadly riots. >>> allegations of sexual abuse against a young child at a church daycare has some parents pretty concerned. the alleged abuse happened last week at the zion baptist church in northeast. parents tell us the daycare at the church takes care of dozens of kids. police are not releasing any information about the suspect or the alleged victim. a viral video seen around the world now prompting u.s. lawmakers to take action. you may remember this video that's about the african war lord joseph koney and his reign of terror which includes child abductions and widespread killings. well now senator john kerry is pushing for legislation to offer a reward for any information on his whereabouts. >>> rocker ted nugget will meet with secret service agents tomorrow following his bizarre comments at an nra convention. he said if president obama gets re-elected, "i'l

john sargent said changing the pricing model for e-books was the loneliest decision he ever made, adding he made it during a 4:00 a.m. workout in his basement. he called the settlement offer the justice department made "onerous." "after careful consideration, we came to the conclusion that the terms could have allowed amazon to recover the monopoly position it had been building." >> reporter: the justice department gives this plot a different twist. it says it's sending a message to the e-commerce marketplace that it won't tolerate plans to strangle new forms of competition, and the hero here appears to be amazon. >> they were the disruptive force in the market, and certainly publishers and apple did not like that. and the scheme here seems to have been directed at prevenng ose forms of competition from really flourishing. >> reporter: the justice department says the publishing conspiracy cost e-book readers tens of millions of dollars. that's a rounding error from apple, which is sitting on billions in cash. but government lawyers say this case is about protecting cutting edge innovatio

this sargent is from the 7th district he was the first police officer to our arrive on the scene and he went to the front door as he sents. the medical response was quick but unfortunately it was already too late. >> the police officer just testified that the little nephew was not immediately found in the house they did not know if t. wandered out of the house what do you think of the prosecution's approach it seems meticulous. >> it is meticulous in that is the way they have to be in order to prove a case beyond a reasonable doubt. they have this case bill brick by brick. in my opinion if the defense can prove that there is no physical evidence connecting him to their crime it looks really good for the prosecution. it seems like they have all of the witnesses in line they still have 5 or 6 people to testify. >> we have a long way to go for this trial will continue to bring you the latest. >> chicagos apartment building owners and managers were briefed today about the next nato summit. what did police and security consultants have to say. >> the summit will start on may 20th and a an

well absolutely and i'm not the only one who ever i mean nobel prize winner thomas sargent wrote a very provocative paper a couple of decades ago where he pointed out fairly clearly let you got a very good data set that if you look at history growth in monetary aggregates is a poor predictor of severe inflation and hyper inflation is going to get me wrong i mean it is a sort of wish it was a chore but the better predictor is very large government deficits and accumulated debt burdens that is alternately the better predictor of bats and me is the clear evidence that it's the confidence came in the future that really matters when you're considering whether or not a currency is going to simply be rated in the investment community in a way that people will only hold it as a source of liquidity rather than as a store of value ok and i hate to say this but that the obviously being a global reserve currency the preeminent global reserve currency absolutely positively needs to retain that store of value quality or the current global monetary regime will collapse and now i want to talk about the

second edition of julius sargent show is coming your way this tuesday at fifteen thirty moscow time oreleven said to charity so this time he will be speaking to a professor that's love always reject the answer and left wing commentator and david horovitz a conservative writer and campaigner so together they'll discuss global politics and whether we can leaks was guilty of treason. bahrain's controversial formula one grand prix motor race has taken place that's here is protesters vented their anger against the country's regime outside the track accidents claim the ruling family that crushed the arab spring demonstrations last week last year i should say should not have to raise so and there have been continued clashes between demonstrators and security forces for the past week police have responded with tear gas and rubber bullets protests intensified on saturday after the body of a mine who'd been shot was discovered on a rooftop there are reports that ten female activists demanding freedom for political prisoners have been arrested author and middle east expert explains why political

you see right there and i think as greg sargent over the managed to make this which is that the president's accomplishments on helping minority justices and the high courts they include openly gay federal court justices the first latina justice justice is a vietnamese korean and chinese descent and then the first disabled justice and so everyone's wondering who's the disabled justice and it turns out that because sonia sotomayor has diabetes they've included her as a disabled justice so apparently that's a disability well wasn't it always i don't know technically can i really do the ability though i did i was right that you could pick yourself and then ok and these areas were you shocked and i just have trouble with them saying that being hired someone who is disabled when they have a disease and if it's not if it's not you know impending their ability to do their job like diabetes becomes a disability when the effects of it become so great that you're not able to do things you would normally be able to do like if you're just saying oh well they can't eat sugar or whatever they want to will

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she immediately reported it to her platoon sargent who responded with a lack of surprise or concern. he advised her to wait while he, quote, looked into it, unquote. he did not have any advice for how she could go -- get help or go the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. olson, for five minutes. mr. olson: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. olson: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize dei cook, a distinguished leader in my home community of fort bend county, texas. for over 40 years, dei has given her time and -- dee has given her time and energy to help the children of our community. it fights on behalf of abused and neglected children. dee has served as the grand officer of the george foundation since 1988. the george foundation contributes to many worthy causes throughout fort benton county. indeed, has played a pivotal role in making sure the generosity of the foundation is directed to causes that help our community the most. however