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on you shame shame on you shame.e reaction right now in london over this whole hacking scandal. but murdoch has a new message for some of those upset with him and also some of the victims of the scandal. also, the debt ceiling debate. president obama is now issuing a challenge to republicans. compromise, would you? we've got the republican response. that is next. we're getting close to the top of the hour here on the "cnn of the hour here on the "cnn saturday morning." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com access in an instant every patient's past. and because the whole hospital's working together, there's a family who can breathe easy, right now. somewhere in america, we've already answered some of the nation's toughest healthcare questions. and the over 60,000 people of siemens are ready to do it again. siemens. answers. vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitme

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. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you. >> a media king now fighting for his reputation. you'll see rupert murdoch's very public apology and a man who used to work for one of his newspapers talks to cnn about the scandal involving his london paper. did management know what its reporters were doing? and critics say the rochester new york police, the force there has some explaining to do. are they protecting people or is it harassment? and take a look at these nails. how does she function every day? she'll show us later on in this show. you can reach out to us on twitter, facebook, cnn.com/don and on four square.com, as well. my book is called "transparent." it's available in e version or anybody books are sold. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> now to the scandal. heads are rolling at his company news corp and murdoch forced to do something he's not used to doing, apologize. he took out gigantic ads in seven british papers today saying we are sorry for the phone hacking scan zal at the news of the world is, the popular tabloid he just shut down

take the pain out of arthritis. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you!w to the scandal. heads are rolling at his company news corp and murdoch forced to do something he's not used to doing, apologize. he took out gigantic ads in seven british papers today saying we are sorry for the phone hacking scan zal at the news of the world is, the popular tabloid he just shut down and in his own words -- >> i'm the founder of the company. i was appalled to find out what happened. >> well, the scandal is widening to another paper. "the sunday times" and now even the fbi is opening an investigation in the united states. the allegations hacking the personal phones of public figures and the not so public from, murder victims to dead war heroes. >> and there is a firestorm, if you like, that is engulfing parts of the media, parts of the police, and indeed, our political system's ability to respond. >> murdoch's news corp, the parent company of the fox news channel also owns 20th century fox movie studios, the fx network, the "new york post," "the wall street journal,"

>> steve: shame on you! uh! >> jimmy: shame on you. that's your new show, right? "shame on you." >> steve: yep. got it from arnold diaz. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: hey, you guys hear about this? a hot dog company in chicago is suing a rival company for stealing its secret recipe. just what we need, another weiner scandal. [ laughter and applause ] you know, that's just what we need -- to kick off the summer wrong. this is pretty crazy. a team of scientists in the u.k. are trying to prove that shakespeare smoked weed. that explains that one original line -- "to be or not to be -- wait, what was thy question?" [ laughter ] i was just reading this, a first edition charles darwin book was returned to a library in australia 122 years late. you could tell it was a darwin book, because it actually evolved into an ipad. [ laughter ] a couple college kids out there go "yeah, yeah, i know. about time he did a darwin joke!" this isn't good, you guys. a new study found that 10% of toddlers are overweight. that explains the most popular new stroller on the market -- a wheelbarrow.

. >>> shame on you! shame on you! >> reporter: it was a s sex scandal that had taken on international implications. one of the most powerful men in the world, dominique strauss-kahn, accused of trying to rape a hotel maid. forced to resign from his post at the international monetary fund. and the maid who had accused him of attempted rape was in hiding. but she's come out now, because even prosecutors are questioning her story. why should we believe you? >> because i'm telling the truth. i'm telling the truth. >> reporter: but in a letter sent to strauss-kahn's defense lawyers, prosecutors disclosed that diallo had not been completely truthful with them, and the defense pounced. >> we believed from the beginning that this case was not what it appeared to be. >> reporter: and diallo's personal attorney lashed out at prosecutors for backing down. >> it is a fact that the victim here made some mistakes, but that doesn't mean she's not a rape victim. >> reporter: but questions about diallo's credibility lingered, includin

still have your own point five or two million people living under the poverty line this is it's a shame you know it's a shame for the international community because the world has really it should be looking out into cheap a lot in our science technology development this is the issue which i would call very easy and it'll be solved if we could put it better so this is the situation we are today you know and two thousand and eight was the year of economic and commodity shocks of which cell countries are trying to recover from them both developing and developed countries talk a little bit about the economic impact of of climate change and rising food prices and some of the political implications that we've seen for example in the middle east and north africa. with this the financial crisis the developed countries are still leaving of course every covering but recoveries are very slow and i would call that they are still living and shadow of the financial crisis with the man of the former traditional owner countries or developed countries they are not there. so at this point asking them to

this is this it's a shame you know it's a shame for the international community because the world has really achieve a lot. of the lot in our science technology development this is the issue which i would call very easy to be solved if we cooperated better so this is the situation we are today you know and two thousand and eight was the year economic and commodity shocks of which still countries are trying to recover from the developing and developed countries talk a little bit about the economic impact of of climate change and rising food prices and some of the political implications that we've seen for example in the middle east and north africa. with this the financial crisis the developed countries are still living of course they're recovering but recoveries are very slow and i would call that they are still living and the shadow of the financial crisis with the man of the former tradition of the you know countries or developed countries they are proud of that. at this point and ask them to come up with a more financial support i can understand the difficulties but i think that th

. >>> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you!s he is sorry for the phone hacking scandal that's infecting his news corp. empire and is making sure everyone in britain knows it. taking out giant apology ads in seven national newspapers today. the uproar has already led murdoch to shut down "the news of the world," his enormously popular u.k. tabloid. the scandal came to light whether actor hugh grant secretly taped a conversation with a former "news of the world" journalist, paul mcmullen. i spoke with mcmullen who said that hacking phones to get information illegally happened all the time at the paper. >> everybody knew. it started from the time way back in the '90s when you could buy a scanner in a shop and sit outside a from's house and actually taperecord their entire conversation. when that became illegal to buy a scanner, all you were left with was getting into the voicemail of the celebrity or politician, whoever was being targeted. i mean, everybody knew -- it was commonplace. it wasn't just journalists. it was kids in the

i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what you might want to know about. as we are taping this with sfgov tv i will ask you to ask your question into the microphone so they can pick it

. >> shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> mr. murdoch, will you tell us what you said to milly dowler's family? >> stop pushing! >> if you'll just keep silent for a minute. it was a totally private meeting. >> stop! >> get down. get down. get your head down, mate. can you tell us specifically what you said? >> no, i'm not. i'm the founder of the company. i was appalled to find out what happened. i apologize. i have nothing more to say. >> mr. murdoch, will you -- >> we'll see where this scandal goes next. >>> we're at 8 minutes past the hour now. you've got to hear this. kind of an outrageous story. has people asking a lot of questions. what should happen now? because ipad 2 was on sale yesterday for $69. you're hearing me right, folks. $69. they normally start at $699. it was posted incorrectly on the sears website and a lot of people had about 20 to 30 minutes to just rush on to the website and buy up those ipads. now, the others with the more gig, the 32 gig, they were being sold for $179. what you are seeing here is what one

. >> shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. shame on you. >> mr. murdoch, will you tell us what you said to the family? >> if you just keep silent for a minute. it was a totally private meeting. >> keep your head down, mate. >> i'm the founder of the company. i was appalled to find out i apologize. i have nothing more to say. >> nothing more to say at that moment. he did have more he went on to say. murdoch posted an ad in several british newspapers. he said, "we are deeply sorry for the hurt suffered by the individuals affected." the news of the world was in the business of holding others to account. it failed when it came to it self. rebekah brooks oversaw the news of the world. she resigned. another head of murdoch's companies has stepped down as well. we will take a closer look at the man behind news corp and news international. we are talking about rupert murdo murdoch. more on him and how he got his start in australia. that is coming up. >>> we turn to washington d.c. and the debate over raising the debt ceiling. no debate talks are scheduled

you can be sure the man at the top is feeling the pressure. >> shame on you! shame on you!has ads running in seven british papers through monday saying, quote, we are sorry. here he is in his own words. >> i'm the founder of the company. i was appalled to find out what happened. i apologize. i have nothing more to say. >> well, the scandal is widening to another paper, the sunday times. now even the fbi is opening an investigation. the allegations -- hacking the personal phones of public figures and the not so public. from murder victims to dead war heroes. >> there is a firestorm, if you like, that is engulfing parts of the media, parts of the police and, indeed, our political system's ability to respond. >> murdoch's news corp., the parent company of the fox news channel also owns 20th century fox, the fx network, the new york post, wall street journal, harpercollins publishing and probably your local fox affiliate. the charges against the company are criminal and could have dire implications for murdoch, the people under him and the briet prime minister. david cameron's

. >> is a crying shame, an absolute crying shame. they call this justice? >> caylee vanished in 2008. her mother became the focus of the investigation after not reporting her disappearance for a month well partying. the defense offered an explanation. caylee had accidentally drowned and relative disposed of the body. >> she did not murder her. it is that simple. >> casey anthony was found guilty of lying to investigators. she is scheduled to be sentenced later this week. the jury did not talk to the press about their decision. >> thank you. we are following the very latest in this case. we will have continuing coverage tonight at 11:00. for updates at any time, log onto our website wjla.com. >> another big story we are following is the culmination of the closely watched corruption scandal. today, leslie johnson announced that she is resigning from the prince george's county council. this is just days after she pleaded guilty to corruption charges. we're live with the latest developments. >> last week when she pleaded guilty she said she was going to do with

we're talking about shame here? >> again, reverend sharpton, the president's got your talking points. if i had a dollar for every time he said tax on private jets, i'd be a millionaire. he does not understand, and i said this last week, the train passed him by. he doesn't understand how serious the spending crisis is and he has no clue to what he has done to contribute to this crisis. >> let me ask you, congressman -- >> people passed him, al. >> if it is that serious then why are we talking about those that have the most, not have the most and the american people have passed him by, then why according to all of the polls that we have seen, the american people seem to be on the opposite side of what you're saying. american people are clearly saying they want to see the rich pay more. they clearly want to see medicaid and medicare not be touched. so what american people are you referring to? 81% want to raise taxes on millionaires. 74% want to end oil and gas subsidies. 76% want to protect medicare. what american peo

foolish man who hides from the rest of the world and sees his shame in order to dream a man can exist without a pas port or green card and labels him as what he is. remember the ones who tried to pass as something else? remember the [inaudible] of life. the [inaudible] of the nation of the [inaudible]. remember the guy from tijuana you met years ago and is proclaimed he was italian because he would and people believed him. as if being italian was a step up. you alexander have changed your entire people. you who dream of an american time will be relevant you can think in order to be an american writer you have to quit your brownness because the adjective will get in the way of the important noun. english language will impose the adjective before the noun and your face will be imposed before the actual meaning of your life. the other one is not the [inaudible] but the black parent. that one there is the yellow which he willo player. language makes sense [inaudible] language is never innocent. it is a familiar domaine of the ones who came out with it's loss and structure. this, alexander

. >> appalled and now i'm angry and i say shame on this jury. >> up next the surprising reaction from a family member following that bomb shell verdict. >>> new audio recordings. the details the moments leading up to that fatal bart shooting in san francisco. >>> good morning, traffic on the golden gate bridge is looking good. but it's foggy. we will tell you more about the fog and how it's effecting your morning commute. [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. >>> good morning, we have a lot more low clouds and fog today. temperatures inland they will still be warm to hot. temperatures will be coming down as the low clouds are ramping up. >>> we are now hearing from casey anthony's family after she was found not guilty in her two-year-old daughter's death. this is video from outside the orlando home of casey's parents when the verdict was announced yesterday afternoon the neighborhood qu

where shame and fear were stared down at the embrace of an uncertain future.e will never know how many people learned first from betty ford. to use the leverage of truth telling and recovery and not moral failure. women of a certain europe -- of the certainera were taught with that there are places a lady does not go on escorted. we will never know how many women moved unescorted only by betty ford's example. the new and profound gospel truth that we now hold to be self-evident, of this -- of the is that women are created equal to men, that their dignity is god-given and that there are new and better ways to be a lady, a first lady like betty ford. to mike, jack, steve, and susan, we commend your mother is dear soul to our lord who knows her wounds and her home as well because he dared to touch god's own life and poured out for others, to command herrmann's opening the gates of heaven long and wide to admit countless throngs of angels she carries in tow. living and waiting, who found their way through cold darkness but the life of christ, she took to herself a

those who say, "what a shame the south is breaking away. there are those who say to not blame them because they're so much hatred between the two parts of sudan. there are those people who expressed the fact that they think the southerners might have buyer's remorse and they may seek reunification with the north, like east and west germany. a lot of people simply say -- what a shame. sudan will no longer be the afr. togoes from #aruntnumber one three. >> there are difficult areas still in working out the relationship, and not least about oil. there's some concern about whether the border is delineated in a way that will last. where are those disputes right now? >> i think you're referring to the disputed border region. both sides claim it. for the time being, it's felt that has been dealt with. there was agreement between them. they decided to have a joint group administrating the territory. it's all a bit confusing. there has been a lot of violence between people in this part of northern sudan who supported the southern sudanese people's l

so it is a shame that senator kennedy has passed away and it is a shame that so has senator mccain. [laughter] neither of those individuals are still there. but we should resurrect the proposals they had in terms of family immigration. it has created huge problems. the backlog of family immigration has contributed to undocumented immigration, family separation. it is counter to the family values that the nation counts. to me, it is a no-brainer clear the backlog. -- the nation touts. >> cindy, in advising the immigration rights committee, for advising them on cir, who needs to be heard, which forces need to be lifted up? >> i could take professor hing's sarcastic way of looking at it -- just kidding. [laughter] i hope my other congressional colleagues do not kill me about sang this but i think it is important to keep your congressional office into an with what is important to you. i could not agree more with the two speakers. i think you have to be an optimist to be working on this issue, on this job, but i am with prof. hang in that we are scared with the flip side is. right now we

. >> she made the fact that you can have breast cancer not a moment of shame, but a reason to see yourcian, a reason to talk about it, and i think she really was the first person who kicked breast cancer awareness forward. >> reporter: and american women responded, lining up for mammograms. even fewer people spoke about the addictive mix of pain pills and alcohol until betty ford did. >> it was the same as with breast cancer. if the first lady can have breast cancer, maybe i could, ñr and the same thing with the disease alcoholism and addiction. >> reporter: but perhaps most surprising is that betty ann bloomer ford, stay at home mother of four from conservative grand rapids, michigan, was an unexpected feminist. >> why should my husband's job or yours prevent us from being & ourselves? >> she broke the image of what a homemaker was really, but she also, just remember, she went to the streets too. i mean, she marched and rallied side-by-side with us.Ñi >> reporter: on nightly's xd faceback page many remember betty ford as honest, open, and real. tonight her name is honored on buildings

that's a dirty shame. that's a dirty shame. chairman mirkarimi: thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisor mirkarimi, supervisor cohen. my name is mindy. i am a senior job developer. i work with anders & anders. we go into the county jails quite often. and what we hear is the clients have no access to jobs. they are unaware when they get out what is available to them. and we work a lot with the construction union trades. and that is a great avenue for ex-offenders. there is no background check for the construction trade. what we need is for to you pay attention to the fact that we need funds to put people into these great jobs that will make them self-sufficient, and give them a livable wage so they don't have to go back. there's a lot of vocational training that is happening in the city. a lot of it is not connected to the job placement component. if you train someone with skills, you should have a job available to them for those skills that they're getting. i also wanted to tell you that we work in the trenches in bayview and the home o

i couldn't, i began to cry, turning away in shame. matzu lned over and smelled a sweat, it takes greater courage to live. [applause] >> i'm going to throw it open now to questions. so you might direct me as to what you might want to know about. as we are taping this with sfgov tv i will ask you to ask your question into the microphone so they can pick it up. and you, too will be on tv. now nobody wants to. i will ask a requequestion, wha you working on now? >> does that sound planted? it wasn't. i just finished a monster of a book it's a huge book, set in japan and covers the earth from 1939 and 1966 about 2 brothers and the title is a street of a thousand blossoms. if you haven't noticed we are talking about themes that run through my book. one of the things i like a lot is exploring subcultures. the lepercy. the silk working women. i like to write about groups of people who persevere and make a life on their own aside from what the general culture is doing. i find that i don't consciously sit down and do that but it happens. in this

accountable trade on your own american citizens people i was born mikey on american soil this is a shame as three men each get twenty five years in jail after an f.b.i. sting operation questions are being raised about tactics and my take home grown terror. from our business terror scare russian markets slipped into red on friday with energy majors down on lower prices we'll look at the figures and more stories in our full business bulletin in about twenty minutes time. and on line with international news and current you're watching r.t. greece is now set for a lifeline from the e.u. after parliament passed a vote on how to implement tough new austerity measures cuts tax hikes for a condition for. twelve billion euro in additional rest in cash weather center thousands of angry protesters on the streets of athens this artie's sarah first reports plans to sell off the greek assets the highest bidder also found things. greece is not for sale and message from a theorist public as plans to sell off many greek assets pushes ahead its way through incredibly proud of their heritage many people fe

. >> shame on the bridge! wasting taxpayers' money. >> reporter: from picketing at the golden gate bridge to confusion at the ferry terminal, it's been a rough day in the north bay. >> we are running services this morning at the golden gate ferry system. >> reporter: this announcement from golden gate bridge district came at 5:30 a.m. after they said last night that there wouldn't be service at all. >> i was surprised and i was going to take the bus. and when i saw you on the news and said hey, the strike's office i was really happy. it's a great day to be on the ferry. >> reporter: the on and off stoppage was because the ticket agent union said they would strike. >> we wanted everybody to understand that we are serious and we were prepared to do that. >> reporter: they are upset because automated machines are taking the jobs of seven full- time employees and several part- timers, as well. >> obviously sometimes you need a little personal assistance to get these things done as i'm finding out. >> reporter: as

. >> shame on you! shame on you j! shame on you! ? >> the company's founder, powerful media barron and once untouchable until this, rupert murdock forced to shut down the paper and something he's not used to doing, apologize. i am the founder of the company and i was appalled when i found out what happened. i apologize. >> today murdock apologized to the british public with advertisements in seven national newspapers, topped with the headline "we are sorry". the parent company of the fox news channel, also owns 21st century fox movie studios, the "new york post," "the wall street journal," what are pharp publishing and probably your fox affiliate, among in others. this could have dire implications not only for murdock and the people under him, but for the british prime minister himself. andy colson is also a former editor for news of the world. colson has been arrested for his role in all of this. so the question is, what did his former boss david cameron know and when did he know it. >> let me say once more, if i was lied to, if the

government accountable trade on your own american city since he was born maybe on american soil this is a shame as three men each get twenty five years in jail off an f.b.i. sting operation questions are being raised about u.s. tactics in homegrown terror. they are watching us he welcomes the crowd the top story now greece is now set for a lifeline from the e.u. after parliament passed a vote on how to implement tough new austerity measures but cuts tax hikes were a condition for twelve billion euro rescue catch however the move sent thousands of angry protesters on the streets of athens and this center first reports plans to sell off greek assets to the highest bidder also fanning the flames. greece is not for sale the knesset from the theory is public as plans to sell off many greek assets pushes ahead quicker incredibly proud of their heritage many people feel that the privatization proposals. being grace the public at that potentially at the grabs the lenders banks was a company in chain operators among many more at stake in a large telecommunications company aig he is also for sale with th

accountable tried on your own american citizens people was born right here on american soil this is a damn shame as three men each get twenty five years in jail from an f.b.i. sting operation questions are being raised about tactics and home grown terror. and from our business desk care russian market slip into red on friday with energy majors down on lower all prices we'll look at the figures and most stories in our full business bulletin in about twenty minutes time. and online with the international news and commentary you're watching r.t. greece is now set for a lifeline from the e.u. after parliament passed a vote on how to implement tough new austerity measures cuts tax hikes for a condition for twelve billion euro in additional rescue cash whether the move sent of thousands of angry protesters onto the streets of athens and as artie's sarah firth reports plans to sell off the greek assets the highest even bigger are also fanning the flames. greece is not fist sale the message from a furious public has plans to sell off many greek assets pushes ahead quick through incredibly proud of their

. >> shame on you, shame on you! >> reporter: once considered a candidate for french president, strauss-kahn was forced to step down from his position as head of the international monetary fund. today the judge in the case is expected to ease t t tough b bai condit conditions and sources say even more details about holes in the accuser's credibility will be revealed. tahman bradley, abc news. >>> and in france this morning these new developments are welcome news. strauss-kahn supporters are holding out hope he may be able to revive his presidential bid. our "gma" team is also working this developing story with new details coming up at 7:00. >>> following another developing story. the national basketball league has shut out its players. their contract expired at midnight with the two sides very far apart. all league business is now on hold, including the free agency period that was supposed to start today. the last lockout was in 1998 and it didn't end until the season was nearly half over. >>> the nigerian-american m

i was told you know too much but the way they treat me now is a shame they forced me to run away and now they spit on my face we need a former south lebanese soldiers who blames israel for getting those who helped fight hezbollah over a decade ago we've got his story. next though tripoli refusing to negotiate over colonel gadhafi stepping down that news was revealed indeed by libya's foreign minister during a meeting with his russian counterpart here in moscow catarina is there a visit the foreign ministry. well according to russian officials it was actually the libyan side that asked for this meeting which gives diplomats in moscow cautious optimism because of course it signifies to them that those in power in libya are attempting to seek diplomatic solutions to the problem russia of course proposed itself as a mediator and has basically said that it will try to do everything possible to bring about a cease fire and a diplomatic solution to the conflict in contrast to the military intervention and how did a lead by nato troops which russia believes is simply prolonging the so-called

controlling and commanding libyan troops come on it's very silly it's a very funny shame on them they have one target this country is a piece of cake rich full of guys oil and we have more than one hundred billion dollars deposits abroad so we have to share this cake that it and we have to get of mr gadhafi because he is the only obstacle between us and the cake is as simple as that but there are some people saying that if gadhafi is the fighting will stop store of course not because their goal is not because of the goal is to control libya is to control libya this is the target. and the libyans will not allow them to do that. so the fight will continue one all this nightmare will be over how this thing is a need to troubles both one harry they want to finish as soon as possible because the are hungry. tired they want to share the cake. slake for them leave is lake fast food like mcdonald's fast because every should be fast fast fast airplanes fast bullets fast victory but we are very patient because we are no country to country we live here without here so we were very patient one da

i was told you know too much but the way they treat me now is a shame they forced me to run away and now they spit on my face around seven thousand ex members of the defunct south lebanese army say they've been abandoned by israel they helped fight the palestinian liberation organization and hezbollah for over two decades in their own country. onto libya's former excuse me on to libya where the foreign minister says the departure of more market afy is not a subject for discussion he was speaking after meeting with his russian counterpart in moscow are. reports from the foreign ministry in moscow. well according to russian officials it was actually the libyan side that asked for this meeting which gives diplomats in moscow cautious optimism because of course it signifies to them that those in power in libya don't actually want to continue the military ongoing military conflict and are attempting to seek diplomatic solutions to the problem according to the libyan foreign affairs minister every single party has to be involved in these negotiations and not one party should be singled out

i was told you know too much but the way they treat me now is a shame they forced me to run away and now they spit on my face we meet a former lebanese soldier who blames israel for forgetting to help fight hezbollah protecting. the country georgia's witch hunt for alleged spies gathers pace says the photographer is charged with espionage for russia plead guilty local journalists those silly confessions to forced to send a clear message to the rest of georgia's media community pick up story part of it more native to. tripoli refuses to negotiate over colonel gadhafi stepping down that use was revealed by libya's foreign minister during a meeting with his russian counterpart here in moscow at his country is that the foreign ministry with the latest. well according to russian officials it was actually the libyan side that asked for this meeting which gives diplomats in moscow cautious optimism because of course it signifies to them that those in power in libya don't actually want to continue the military ongoing military conflict and are attempting to seek diplomatic solutions to the p

government accountable to all american citizens people was born right here on american soil you this is a shame and f.b.i. sting operations these three many get twenty five years behind bars raising questions about u.s. infighting homegrown terror. and armies between islamabad and washington over the killing of a large leaves of the star the nodding the u.s. drone base. an egyptian court has been spend the trial until september of two policemen accused of beating a businessman to death last year the incident is due to have helped spark the country's uprising that ousted president mubarak in peppery meanwhile officials have ordered a probe injuries and clashes in cairo which have left more than a thousand people injured during two days of posts are angry with the slow prosecution of senior officials and police complaining of a lack of a speed of intention of reform since the revolt journalist ousted returns e says the current leadership is ignoring people's them on. the government such as it is hasn't responded to the concerns of the people the strikes the suez canal transportation workers peopl