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my family. -- if they are going to be gone, they will slaughter my family. >> drug use going through the roof, domestic abuse up 177%. no way that can help you. >> and all-volunteer army, fighting on two fronts, troops committed on two fronts. constantly redeployed. there is the key to their. we all know that -- there is fatigue there. we all know that. the president needs to come back to our national security position and how the country get behind him. he is not doing it. >> with the case of former house ways and means committee chairman charlie rangel this week. >> the chips will have to for -- have to fall where they may politically, but all holding the highest ethical standards is of highest priority for us. >> democrat charlie rangel is accused of improperly trying to solicit donations and a number of other things. what is the fallout on this politically? >> house leadership is very unhappy, and they miscalculated they thought they would be able to push charlie rangel into taking a deal. the ethics committee wanted him to apologize. they said, ", charlie, you are not going to h

see all about that dark moon cloud and the gullets full of water and slaughter. assault, assault oh , channel of the deep blue sea. sure no one will see. just look out the world around you right here on the ocean floor. such wonderful things around you what more is you looking for. rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wasn't dragged death in a quick casual way. they had fun with his body they chained him to the back of the car did fish tails. forensic evidence suggests his body came lose and some of the men confessed and rechained him after rolling back over him to get him. most of us heard about this tragedy. something we don't hear is because dragged to death we assume he was dragged like this. see that way chained to the truck it's not true. he was not dragged like that he

. >>> goats slaughtered and left for everyone to see, what investigators fear may have been the motive. >>> they have got the move, how these east bay dancers became an international sensation. news starts right now. >>> good evening, a federal judge will decide if a state's ban on same sex marriage violates the constitution. lyle will tell us what he leaves one judge will do. >>reporter: his decision is expected tomorrow sometime between 1:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. now the question before him is will he uphold prop 8 or is it unconstitutional? we spoke with someone who said judge walker will likely rule he cannot prevent gay marriages. >> there is no doubt in my mind that judge walker is going to say that prop 8 should be thrown out. >> reporter: peter kind of golden gate university's lawsuit says it is because it has generated the same question in which a supreme court ruled it was a denial of the amendment to have segregated education. >> i would be surprised based upon what i saw of the trial and based upon the closing arguments of the lawyers, if judge walker did not say it wa

"this was the last walk "of most of the jews of our town "on this day of slaughter.murderers then poured oil onto the walls of the building and set it on fire." "the local christian population "later told us that for many hours, "they could hear from afar the screams "and anguished cries of the wounded "who did not die from the bullets. "thus ended ilya, a jewish community with centuries of a glorious history." huh. - [speaking native language] - oh. oh. oh. how do you prepare for the last moment of your life, knowing what's coming? you watch the people before you and know that's your fate, while you're naked and humiliated and waiting for your turn to get shot. but those poor parents with their children, you know-- my great-grandmother, if she had grandchildren around. [sighs] that's what is so hard. i get so angry when i start... thinking about the children. i mean, these people were no threat. they were nothing. it's just the ravings of a madman who decided that jews didn't fit into the way he saw the human race. that's what fear can whip people into.

can't raise white folks for slaughter. [applause] >> for those of you who have not heard this in person a big beautiful surprises, she speaks at tremendous authority of feeling. and very uniquely agile intelligence. >> we are the memory of that place without measure. that filled all space that never was and ever will be. that place existing as the perfect note yet making no sound. holding all colors inside a light that was nothing but darkness. we are the memory of a breath that could not be but was. a breath that's well to bubble which bursts and collapsed. me are the memory gestated in day that lasted eons as the universe birthed heat, light, rock, ice, mineral, song, us. we are the impossible made flesh creating infinnate possibilities of hope or endless kazisms of despair inside the prayers which we have become. [applause]. this is called the fifth dying i deal with the wars away but the wars here. >> anny was one of many girls my son mentioned in passing and grew up when she became the fifth intent days where he more

way that with tears has been watered, we have come, treading our path through the blood of the slaughteredout from the gloomy past, til now we stand at last where the white gleam of our bright star is cast. god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has brought us thus far on the way. thou who has by the might led us into the light, keep us forever in the path, we pray. lest our feet stray from the places, our god, where we met thee, lest, our hearts, drunk with the wine of the world, we forget thee, shadowed beneath thy hand, may we forever stand, true to our god, true to our native land. [applause] >> thnaank you so much. thank you. when i was a boy in sunday school, you had to learn all 3 verses and sing it yourself in front of class, and i have not forgotten. an interesting note, this song you just sang lost by one vote of becoming our national anthem, and i wonder would it have made us a different nation if all these years we had been singing about this, whether -- rather than bombs bursting in air. just a thought, you know. you can think about that on your way home. th

this 40-ton mountain of meat iss just one of 13 fin whales slaughtered this year.e stocks are no longer threatened. the government allows them to be hunted, although it is a violation of the international convention of biodiversity. there is little demand for the meat, even in iceland. most of it is exported to japan where the international ban is ignored. there is no global market for the world's second-biggest mammal. but he stubbornly maintains this is not true. when asked if he is the most stubborn man on iceland. he answers that some may think so but it does not bother him. the only fin whale hunter in iceland refuses to give up the fight, even though he makes plenty of money from regular fishing. e.u. membership would put him out of business. >> it seems to be a matter of pride for many in iceland. we have to understanit is not important in our enomy. there are other things that are more important like the fisheries in general. >> the decision to join the e.u. will ultimately be decided by referendum in. as a form of protest, he has gotten two boats opposite

so dressed in pig's attire, they acted out giving birth, mating, and even being slaughtered. those who managed to do their best wilbur walked away with a cup and over 600 bucks, which doesn't seem like quite enough to go through that humiliation. >> "charlotte's web" was kind of cute. that was not. >> no. that was a little creepy. >>> well, time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. once again voters across the country head to the polls. ahead of november's midterm elections, primary races are being held in connecticut, colorado, minnesota, and georgia. >>> lawmakers from the house of representatives will be at work instead of on their summer break. house speaker nancy pelosi called them back into session to vote on a $26 billion state aid package that includes funding to help prevent teacher layoffs. >>> and we'll get an update on how the government's national tally is shaping up. at a news conference, the census bureau director will discuss quality assurance and data processing issues. >>> all day long you can stay on top

farmers are slaughtering more livestock because the price of animal feed has also risen. analysts warn it could be long- term effects. the severe drought could affect the wheat harvest as well next spring. >> brian will be back with more on the drought situation and the fires later. >>> european equity markets have struggled in late trading this thursday, erasing earlier gains after fresh reports from the united states coming in weaker than expected. we have this summary of the thursday trading session from frankfurt. >> a mishmash of economic data caused the german stock market to search for direction all thursday and not really find it. but first, the german manufacturing sector reported factory orders in june increased by more than 3%, which caused the tax to climb to another two- year high. -- which cost of dax to climb to another two-year high. the european central bank assessment that the economic recovery in europe is still facing many uncertainti did not exactly pleased investors. immediately after that, the dax gave up more or less all of its gains that it had ma

frank particularly trying to unload by dawn they were discovered by american flyers and the slaughter began. 8,000 japanese troops were killed. 10,000 tons of supplies were lost. the loss of men and supplies was practically a death sentence for the japanese on the island. this ship, one of a thousand memorials on guadalable. the japanese made a last-ditch effort to try to retake henderson airfield. the marines were dug in on the ridge the last barrier between the japanese and the airstrip. the enemy could see what they had come to recapture. as usual, the attack came at night. >> usually they were right on the river slopes. they were not necessarily on the low ground. we would be on the former slope here and they would be just on the reverse slope. so we were normally about 70 yards apart. in other words, you just walked a few metres and you start leaving grenades at each other. they would heave them at us. we would heave them at them. it was easier because it was too dangerous to get up on the ridge because you would get shot for sure. >> reporter: out of 2100 men the japanese lost 1

. >> that is a ritual slaughterer in jewish condition to render -- one of the steps in rendering meatr. >> right >> one of my face-to-face rivers is noodle man family, -- favorites is noodle man family. joseph noodleman lived in russia in 1880. he decided the solution was to establish colonies. there was a group that came here to the united states to establish colonies. so he came with a group of people many were relatives but friends as well they went into new york, colorado where they tried to earn money for a settlement, he worked on the railroads, became part of a settlement in north dakota, lasted there several years and was sort of an itinerant jewish settler tried farming in california, ranches in nevada and he and many other former north dakota colonists wound up in portland oregon where they all opened shops one next to the other and he became a leader in orthodox jewish community in portland his story interests me i have a long standing interest in agricultural colonies but the way he came across so gradually, skills he accumulated as he came by the time he settled in portla

when he came to power after the rwandan genocide, kagami's forces brought an end to the slaughter in which 800,000 were killed in just 100 days. in recent years, president muga me's attempts to reform rwanda have made the country a darling among the international community. when rwanda's go to the polls next week, it will be against a backdrop of claims the government has assassinated rivals and silenced the independent media. robert walker reports from rwanda. >> this man has had an iron grip on rwanda for more than a decade. now he is seeking seven more years in power. his rebel forces took control of the country in 1994. in the process, they stop the genocide, a wave of killing by militias against the minority. since then, the president has been credited with rebuilding rwanda. but his government is accused of crushing opposition, silencing the independent media, and even ordering the assassination of rivals. >> the shot him in the car. someone knocked on the car and shot him dead. >> we were beaten with clubs to the head all over. they smashed my head against a brick wall. >> the

three goats were slaughtered, heads cut off and dumped nearby. >> i don't think they were killed here. i think somebody killed them and put them there. >> home owners in the semi rural neighborhood near alum rock park say the creek is sometimes a dumping ground for trash and even trees become targets for graffiti vandals. this was a first. >> when i got the word that it was not a normal dead animals, i responded to the scene. >> reporter: san jose animal control officers took the case over after neighbors called police sunday morning. >> right now, we are just trying to figure out if this was some sort of ritual or someone just really wanted to do harm to animals. >> reporter: goat heads can be a symbol of satanic worship. animal control took other evidence from the scene but investigators aren't saying what that is. >> i was not scared in the sense at that moment, but now when you're investigating, then it might be scary moment. >> reporter: now, this is a populated area even though it looks wild behind me. there are a lot of homes in the area, a lot of people jog and walk and walkin

adoption of a communist ideology or a socialist ideology it begins when indigenous people were being slaughtered in colonized and had their political system d. of all of them had their economic system devolved years ago america went around proselytizing. democracy to all parts of the world saying you know we should should have a democracy that people can be in charge but when the people of latin america saw that the same prognosticator the profit of democracy was sitting there supporting these brutal dictatorships they said well who else has something on the table and russia who love to be a thought in america because both of them don't want to war with a real country so today let's see how this plays out here what's interesting to me is what's under. reported about. the spies and what's going on because probably about a week after that i read an article talking about how right wing colombians were in belgium and other parts of europe i'm trying to get people who are complaining he needs human rights organizations talking about the horrific human rights records that the right wing government in

riding on the sonic avenue when he was hit by a mercedes the driver was booked on vehicle harman slaughter. this is the second german tourist killed in the city in less than a week. a 50-year-old woman was shot last sunday near union square. >>> about 20 people turned out for a rally in dublin today in support of former bart police officer johanes messer lean he was vicinityed last month of involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of oscar grant. some of the demonstrators were law enforcement officer or law enforcement families. a few counter protestors attended briefly but there were no confrontations. >>> and that's the cast of forever plaid rehearsing the opening number for tonight's gala aids benefit in san francisco. help is on the way. it's the 16th year for the fundraiser which features performances from carol chang american idol contestants and broadway music all stars. the annual event raises money for several aids charities and organizers say there is still a significant need. >> people think that aids is almost over yesterday's news, but the reality is that the economy is

. >> oscar winning movie was meant to stop the slaughter of b!kkckkkkkkkkkkkkkq!q!q!kckckckú >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> this trapped chile miner says he is calm because he knows he will be rescued. video relessed late tonight provides our best look yet at the conditions faced by the 33 men trapped half mile underground ever since a mine collapse on august fifth. the men gave a tour of where they eat. pray. and brush their teeth. the chile government sent them a camera through a bore hole used for communication. another small hole is used to send them food and third provides haven't las vegas. it could take up to 4 months to rescue these men. >>> former president carter left north korea today with the american teacher he went there to free. departure from if he is. >> a little girl gave president carter some flowers and dignitary smiled and waved as he boarded his plane. this despite the very serious nature of mr. carter's visit. spokeswoman says kim agreed to grant amnesty to the woman of boston at car

. >>> a discovery in the south bay what might be behind the slaughter of several goats. >>> with peoplefornia clamoring for answers out of bell, california, why are auditors having a hard time getting their hands on public records? good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm dana king. the news... starts now. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. caption colorado, l.l.c. comments@captioncolorado.com >>> we learned that tomorrow will be an historic day in the battle over same-sex marriage. a federal judge will hand down his ruling on proposition 8. specifically, the judge will decide if the state's ban on same-sex marriage violates

was an entire part of it called kill russian where you could just go into a russian airport and slaughter everybody in there that was the entire mission but like that didn't piss you off no i'm not russian and if i had been russian surely i'm sure i laid it i had been a russian i am sure i would have been furious about it however i am american and i do personally feel connected to that and i called one of my friends who is a veteran and he said. this is just unconscionable that americans in this country while our brothers and sisters are over fighting a war whether or not you agree with that war they're over there fighting it and we've got people at home laughing and playing a game and the looking and this is the thing it's h.d. it's three d. ask graphics this is real you are looking an american soldier in the eye and shooting him and laughing about it while your neighbor is there fighting this war for real but was wrong it any worse that someone sitting in a hole laughing about russians going to.

the horses usually end up in holding pens or pastures, federal law bans the slaughter of wild horses. advocates say they should roam free. >>> a plan to repair the sasoon will move forward. 124,000-gallons of diesel fuel spill into the marsh back in 2004. kindel mgan owned the pipeline. the firm will pay more than a million dollars to help restore 55,000 acres in sonoma county. federal officials say the spill killed or injured a wide variety of wildlife including salt marsh harvest mouses. >>> the fog is currently pushing into the bay, overnight lows mainly in the lower 50s, napa at 50 and san jose 53. as we do take a look at the forecast, the clouds pushing across the bay, still a few patches inland as well. for the most part partly cloudy skies out toward livermore. temperatures tomorrow morning at 7:00 from around 50 to 53 degrees. we'll put this into motion, by 10:00 clearing clouds inland but still patchy fog showing up coast side also around the bay. clouds push up to near the shoreline. we final have 40 degrees in the coast side. >>> the relief well will be used to pump cement

federal law probids their slaughter.he round up is set to go up for six weeks until 2,000 horses are captured. >>> the bay area rose garden that has been named the best rose garden in the bay. >>> and what are these people doing? we'll explain what they were doing at the embarcadero. >>> san jose municipal rose garden has not only salvaged it's reputation but today it was named as america's best rose garden. weeding out more than 130 public rose gardens nationwide. the award is known for its rigorous testing of new varieties of roses. all american rose collection put the garden on probation in 2005. then noted it's transformation by lifting it's rose garden status in 2006. >>> today in san francisco, environment staged an unusual demonstration to try and scare up support for that measure. about 100 so called bag monsters charged along san francisco's waterfront today. each wore a costume made out of 500 plastic bags. >> the problem with plastic bag, over a million bags end up in san francisco bay each year. the plastic b

yes while hitler was inspired by islam hitler himself said the armenian genocide which was the slaughterof under two million christians by the ottomans by by the muslim empire was his template for the holocaust what does that mean didn't say anything islamics are inspired by nazi of them and they were to be used today but what you asked me about a quote and the mufti of jerusalem who was the leader of the muslim world was an ally of hitler and responsible for the death of over four hundred thousand women and children now you can whitewash history but that's a fact and yes hitler was inspired by islam islam was not inspired by hitler they came first then or hitler's muslim armies today. well first of all the muslim armies of hitler were in the mufti of jerusalem raised muslim armies in bosnia and that's whose hit was muslims on this war and the fact that mind comp is the number one selling book in many muslim countries including moderates muslim turkey i think is very telling if you don't have a problem with muslims how come you posted a video on june twenty fifth on your blog you later t