the video was sloan in court hours ago -- was shown if court hours ago. the jury is expected to see this next week. the -- bey is accused of ordering confessed assassin, andre broussard, because of a story that chauncey bailey was going to write about the financial condition of the bakery. >>> "the los angeles times" won a pulitzer prize for the work to expose the salary scandal in the city of bell. the paper uncovered the fact that the city officials in bell raised property taxes while paying themselves enormous six- figure sal rays. the expo say led to protests, arrests and the resignation of some of bell's top officials. they also won a pulitzer for pictures -- for photographry. >>> protesters do not want their ancestors dug up. they are trying to protect this land and are outraged about the city's plan to change it. christian cast ton is at site where the protesters say they are saying -- staying put. >> reporter: there have been a lot of developments during the last ten minutes of that's one of the tribal elders, he's going to tell the crowd here wha

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: the u.s. today added a new weapon to the fighting in libya unmanned planes carrying missiles. that news came as rebels claimed they've seized a post on the tunisian border. but the libyan government claimed it holds more than 80% of misrata, after weeks of fighting there. the siege of misrata continued today with devastating effect and estimates of at least 600 dead so far. the forces of moammar qaddafi have libya's third-largest city surrounded on three sides firing mortars, rockets and tank shells night and day. in turn, the rebels stepped up their pleas this week that nato do more to defend the city. >> and that has to be done by any, any...

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: two old allies are at potentially dangerous loggerheads as pakistan, a key partner in the fight against terrorism, openly demands the u.s. limit covert activities on the ground. the concerns come in the wake of a u.s. drone attack that killed 40 pakistani civilians and uproar over the release of a c.i.a. contractor who shot and killed two pakistanis in lahore. the tensions apparently came to a head yesterday at a meeting between c.i.a. director leon panetta and pakistan's intelligence chief, lieutenant general ahmed shuja pasha. for more, we turn to shuja nawaz, the director of the south asia center at the atlantic council, and the author of "cro

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: president obama opened a campaign today to build public support for his ideas on cutting the federal budget deficit. it came at a time when public support for the president's performance in office is declining. the president went to annadale, virginia, just outside washington to road test a message he'll take across the nation this week. >> i want everybody to be in the game. i want you to hold me accountable. i want you to hold all of washington accountable. there is a way to solve this deficit problem in an intelligent way that is fair and shares sacrifices so that we can share opportunity all across america. >> woodruff: mr. obama said h

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the fallout from friday's event on southwest airlines flight 812 is still being felt. today the plane's manufacturer, boeing, said inspections of its 737's should be extended to older models, by all airlines. the f.a.a. said it would order an emergency safety order to require these special inspections, looking for cracks in the fuselage. all this, after southwest today canceled 70 more flights, on top of 600 canceled over the weekend. in the wake of friday's incident southwest airlines grounded 79 older boeing 737- 300s in its fleet. today three of them were found to have small sub surface cracks similar to those suspected of playing a role in

sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: the federal government opened for business today as usual, no longer in immediate danger of being shut down. instead, washington's focus shifted to spending battles that will dwarf thdeal fashioned on friday. . >> the action at the capitol was all behind the sciens today with lawmakers still negotiating out details on funding the government for the rest of the fiscal year. leaders reached agreement on a general framework late friday night just in time to avert a shut down of federal agencies. house speaker john boehner hailed the inclusion of 38 billion in spending cuts over the next six months. >> this has been a lot of discussion and a long

sloan foundation.ting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ç >> brown: hundreds of newlyç released classified documents have opened a rare window on the military prison at guantanamo bay in cuba. the files were leaked to the whistle-blowing web site wikileaks, which in turn offered them to several news organizations. others, including the "new york times" and the "guardian" newspapers, obtained the documents separately. the files were written by military intelligence officials between february 2002 and january 2009. and offered details about more than 750 prisoners including 172 still being held. documents known asçç detainee assessment briefs contained gathered about and from prisoners and evaluations by analysts. t

in the summer there are a lot of people oh how sloane bustle i have already begun to forget all that. i had been here for twenty years already. nicholai relies on subsistence farming like many others before him he hunts and fishes dogs are his best friends because i likes being a hermit but he has not been completely alone throughout the twenty years of his life outside civilization. that's why has a philosophical view lifestyle tourists come here to visit him and his know they can always count on help here. lol well hello. many make a point of going to his house to spend the night there rather than in a tent pitched on the snow. field i brought you something to keep you connected i didn't want to lose it so i kept it in my pocket but it's a dead tree that's right and a charger all this is very good but dusk only the snowmobiles have reached their visio me the sled dog teams arrive later well into the night. early in the morning some yarnell of the dog driver begins preparing his dog team for the next passage he has been training his huskies for quite a long time before the expedition

if they are available and the team might see if jerry slown wants to come out -- jerry sloan will come out of retirement. madison balm gardener was in the lead and this is 2011 and he can't scratch out a win. wanna get away? after this effort this guy wants to get away. where did the ball go, honey? he gets him swinging and goes six innings and allows one run. second inning and chris snyder and a little bloop. walker scores and it is 1-0 pittsburgh. you can see buster posey like that. tahada hitting 200 and hits into the game ending double play. the giants fall 2-0. a's and angels in anaheim. ross throwing zeros at the halos and seven score less. tory hunter. you will get nothing and like it. bottom of 9 and fuetes for the save and it is an unearned run. he scores 1-1 and going to extras. wells and borgess on a collision course and the ball rolls all the way to the wall. pennington would score on a grounder and that turns out to be the winning run. a's are 2-1 in 10. great nba playoff game. grizzlies and spurs. san antonio needs a 3 to tie off the scramble and it is ginobili hitting fr

on the tennis a nickle i don't think those words continue as a russian was done to and it's about sloan open in the third round by nicholas are now grow or following a promise the opening to be year from the russian go to a final and doha it's been all downhill since for the day he was looking to reach his first quarterfinal since the event in qatar i visited the last alona over twenty nine year old thirty nine in the wall rankings was disparaged in straight sets by our mom grow broke and you've grown with the family tree by moving into the world's top ten for the first time in his career. with more rafael nadal who is looking to win the bronze in the open for the sixth time in his career was hardly troubled by something i'll go through although the world number one reason to take the first set six three. in the colombian qualifier had no answer to the sublime it's an excellent baseline game. move through the quarter finals america face the almost piece. and david brick has an excellent david home crowd a spaniard is also proof of quarter finals when straight sets win over because i mis

his name is jessie sloan. >>> remember when a trip to the movies was considered a cheap date?ot so these days. >> the average now nearly 8 bucks and forget about the i max, that's 20 bucks and 3d movies are getting more expensive. it seems like the box office received it crashing. >> so we wanted to know has the high cost of tickets kept you from the megaplex. stephen says a netflix in my local library gets me to see all the movies my family wants to see. i'll never pay 8 bucks to see a movie. >> he says it really does cost way too much to see a movie. last time i went i paid 10. .50 dollars to sit in a dirty street, try to keep my feet sticking to the floor and listen to people text and the people behind me chat. >> it's not the tickets, it's the concessions. one trip to see yogi bear for her family of four 70 bucks. >> bad movie too wasn't it? >> yeah. you think making movies is bad too. >> i don't know. i bet 200 extra bucks sounds pretty good to you right now. >> that's what you could get if you give yourself a raise. give yourself a raise right now. joey sterman tells us.

russia would be so much brighter if you knew about sloan from first impression and so. he's for instance on t.v. don't scone. welcome back the spotlight algorithm of in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is bryan alexander an award winning photographer. a used spend most of your time. taking pictures in the far north america they have charted regions and these regions of the planet are considered to be like the true barometers of what their world what's changing in the climate on the whole planet so so is there really any visible change over there certainly visible change i mean i've seen it in areas of north greenland which i've been sort of visiting sort of on a fairly regular basis for the past thirty nine years so i've seen places have receded and also what tends to be happening is the. ice around the coasts of the arctic and the rivers and lakes are freezing later each autumn or later in the autumn and that same ice is then breaking up earlier in the spring and that poses problems for people who need to travel on them on the ice and rivers. cherry al

but mike brown is in the mix and perhaps a run at long-time jazz gary sloan who is retired. some guys are natural athletes and some guys are not. madison garder is on the mound . andrew mccompaniin and swing with the fast ball and chris snyder it looks harmless and aaron rowan and one nothing pirates and james mcdowel came in with six shut out frames x. pedro alvarez reaching out that. is spectacular . the gines get nothing and lose two-nothing . ola from anaheim. he's trying to avoid the weep against the angels and sen scoreless and struck out three . cend rick cannot feel it cleanly and throws high and takes the head off . lands on the second part of the play and scores on a sack fly and unearned run and former a's pitcher. angels tied in the mineth and tied at one. sharks getting ready for round two of the playoff a clash with detroit. the schedule did not say officially and game one in san jose and game two on sunday. sharks took care of the business . knocking them out in five games . and completed regular season. it is a new seris and it doesn't matter how many. it is

or sloan correct right yeah the way this worked is basically if you're christie mack her or wayne izing go to you know the owner of the miami dolphins at the time you go to the fed you sign up for the talf program they give you a big chunk of money you know two hundred million dollars they say you know go with god go out and buy a whole bunch of securities student loans commercial mortgages whatever it is given to us if they go up in value you take them back and you keep the profits if they go down in value you leave them with us and we eat the losses and that's basically the way the steel works now they had to they did have to pay a slight premium what they called a haircut to. make sure that they all had some skin in the game but it was generally less than ten percent so you know people at this time they were buying asset backed securities for thirty and forty cents on the dollar so people you know it was a great deal you sensually got to go out and buy a whole bunch of the stressed undervalued securities with the government's money give it to the fed and if it went out you took them

list but the rumor mill has mike brown in the mix and warriors make take a run at jazz coach jerry sloanenal athletes and some are not. bum guarder gets him with a swing and miss. here it is. a bloop and he'll walk. 1-0 pirates. aubrey huff pops it up this is what we love. nice and makes the catch. james mcdonnel came in with an era of 8 and miguel tejada and giants fall 2-0. >>> and anaheim, trying to avoid the sweep against the angels. seven scoreless, hunter right there. top of the third, off of brown to the first. he can't field it and always takes the head off of the coach. look out! brandon powell scored on the sack fly. a run off of herren and to close it out to double and tie it and the left. look out! wells was on a collision court and triple for pinnington. that is the winning run, 2-1 a's in the final. >> sharks are getting ready for round two of the playoffs and another clash with detroit. schedule was set about an hour ago. game one will be friday night in san jose and game two in sunday in the tank at noon. they took care of business last year, knocking the red wings out in

they made a decision to take her to sloan-kettering in new york where she was treated with experimental protocols and died in nine months later and barbara bush to no one's surprise had a very difficult time and had depression for awhile and then eventually emerged with two other bush children another boy than much to the great happiness dorothy bush, either of the daughter born in 1959 lowered at -- known as doro. barbara became the political wife and observed by reporters at the time that if there was a slight against mr. bush berber joking more seriously and that has always been the case. barbara has been devastated when mr. bush was rejected by the voters. so without going into too much other details, i am happy to answer your questions later. 1980, mr. bush was poised for a run for the presidency. mrs. bush said she realized cents mr. bush would make the run and they better have in mind in project for the national campaign whenever it would be. she took heart for something and 80 bird johnson said before lady bird johnson has said it is hard to pass up a bully pulpit it is a chance

what about former jazz coach jerry sloan? brown could be an option as well as current lakers assistant brian shahoo rumored to take over if phil jackson retires. >>> sharks meeting up with the detroit red wings. many experts feel that detroit is now the team to beat and for the sharks to advance they will need a big effort from joe thorton. the first year captain seems to be enjoying himself in the first round against the kings and even his teammates have noticed a difference. >> a lot more than what he did last year just for the fact he is our captain and blake had it last year and he covered a lot of the responsibilities. but when you are wearing the c you expect you'll get those questions and you're going to get those responsibilities and everyone looking at you. >>> the giants placing derosha on the disabled list. they called up a player to cover him from fresno. >>> aubrey huff and his 217 average going for a buzz cut. madison bumgarner giving up a bloop to chris schneider in the 2nd bringing in a run. 1-0 pirates. back

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sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> lehrer: congress finally finished work today on the budget for the current fiscal year and then, turned its attention to the coming year. "newshour" congressional correspondent kwame holman has our report. >> reporter: the vote in the house came six months into the 2011 budget year and only after last friday's late-night compromise prevented a government shutdown. speaker john boehner defended the $38 billion in spending cuts as real progress. >> this bill stops the bleeding. halts the binge and starts us moving back in right direction. does it cut enough, no. some claim spending cuts not real, that they're gimmicks. that's total nonsense. a cut is a cu

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