sloan and libby so are ten years old they're twins. at the time of the best one school siege they were in before. but they still remember every minute of the distant events of september two thousand. when there was a child recall that their son went this realize the kind of man one of the terrorists was here and there you fired it signifies. on the first of september two thousand and four salonen the free so were true young to start school. with in a small town like this lawn at the beginning of a new school year is a great occasion to slum in the research for a moment children. the first place. we're told that all of the girls should wear school uniforms on september first that's a brown dress and a white apron. what if they decided at that and that occasion they wouldn't invite their mothers to take part in the festivities she asked me if i had to go to school to recover emma certainly wouldn't want you around we're adults already. i touched my lips with my fingers. as if sending a kiss to my daughter. i thought when she returned hom

from last year's gas line sloan explosion will be history, wearing gold could get you killed, the increasing crimes in one city. >>> live this is kron 4 news at 11:00. >>> the scene horrific. the pictures, difficult to watch. they captured the seconds before, during and after a deadly plane crash tonight at a air show in reno, nevada. as you can see, just in to the news room, the plane disintegrates on impact. shooting debris into the crowd. the death toll stands at 3 with 50 people injured. a plane crashed into the grand stands. happened during the air race. kron 4's reggie kumar has more. >> reporter: 1s of miles on hour, officials say the p-51 mustang was having mechanical problems and the pilot, jimmy leeward lost control of the aircraft. >> all of his medical records were up to date, spot on. he was a very experienced pilot. >> reporter: we slowed down the video as it nosed dive into the stands. witnesses describe what they saw. >> something must have broke. a couple. it wobbled and it came up and he started heading towards the stands, he will going to try fly over the stands to get awa

sloane and lisa now have a brother and a sister their mother and father have decided they must have many children and the more the merrier says one has decided that he'll be a policeman when he grows up and larissa is still in two minds about what she hopes to do when she's older. and the terrorist attack on the best one school in the one claim three hundred thirty five lives including one hundred eighty six children. all of their photos are shown this year. they sort of look come artists musicians economists or doctors or just simply mothers and fathers of a new generation. in a recent survey people in beslan were asked whether they wanted to have the ruins of the school left as they were or torn galaxy ever listened they found looking at the land market in human filthy every day a traumatic experience. and yet it was decided not to tear down the school instead it will stand as a reminder of the atrocity and not just for the citizens of this line. it will be forever a reminder to the whole world that should never forget what happened on that day. i skirted nothing to wish evil people it

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the average rate for a 30-year fixed sloan now 4.09% for the 30-year fixed loan the lowest in decadestreet rallying today. better than expected today, 168 points way up in the green. and this apparently because of good news out of europe and japan specifically greece. >>> and we will take it. well, maybe bullying is part of growing up but it can have tragic effects particularly with the influence now of social media and texting. >> manuel gallegus shows us how some families are taking to the stage to fight back. >> reporter: they are true stories of teenagers being bullied. >> welcome to high school, freak. >> reporter: the teens portrayed in the play, the bully side project, have another heartbreaking fact in common. they all took their own lives. >> all of the boys at school call me ugly every day. their words are constantly in my head and i believe them. >> reporter: michelle's 15-year- old daughter cristina wrote those words. >> sometimes assist all you can do is give up. >> reporter: she hung herself after a school dance. >> i would ask her all the time, what's wrong or why don't

this tragedy ruined the lives of many not only in the city of beslan but across north caucasus the sloan school siege is the deadliest terrorist attack our fruit to take place in russia seven years has passed but the pain runs just as deep. now some news this hour in brief time about says it's holding the pakistani boys we kidnapped after mistaking the cross in the afghan border the boys aged between twelve and eighteen were visiting and they just want to celebrate the muslim festival of when they were seized. of the local authorities both sides face the challenges securing the almost two and a half thousand kilometer boundary. protests are gathering on a south korean island over the construction of a new naval base more than a thousand riot police are trying to disperse demonstrations who have been blocking access since june the government says the development is vital for national security but the protesters say the base was open to american warships risked tension with china as well as environmental damage. twenty one that people are feared dead after a chilean military jet went down

too much bryson move on sloan from phones to pressure in some. stunts on t.v. don't comb. welcome back you're watching our t.v. live from moscow these are the top stories amnesty international calls on all sides in the libyan civil war to prevent human rights violations but short lived jubilation after the fall of gadhafi some even say they're now being abused by those who fought for their freedom. at a time when the u.s. is tightening its fiscal belt floors in private jails and seek more revenue from cash cow prisoners the arts use of lobbying to expand the american justice system and increase the number of citizens behind bars. ukraine considers all galatea of day trips to the contaminated area around her novel the side of the world's biggest nuclear disaster tourist business were banned over allegations they provided healthy profits to train officials. a constant companions in any war are lost lives and destruction or the impact on nature often goes unnoticed well that starts you focuses on the environmental footprint of war. displacement is another of war's consequence

still a five thousand nine hundred seventy one just five years after how it's levy and donald duck and sloan acts of protest thousands of vietnam veterans against the war converged on washington d.c. and threw their medals onto the capitol steps. and. we had to fight it at a take that. you know it's kind of a unique opportunity it's very it's very rare i think in anybody's life that you have an opportunity to really think that you are changing history that you're a part of history at first they couldn't boy protest in a war that the buddha or minds or we had a thousand years in nineteen seventy they thought they did know our reacted or because they thought there were a bunch of them they got out there and. we all just thought it was i'm going to go farther i really learned so much so just spend a day after day after day you know just people talking about you know what it's all about how we're going to deal with this stuff and how we're really going to look forward change the world that's what we want to do for it would change the world we're pretty sure this sucks you know we're pretty sure

this tragedy ruined the lives of many not only in the city of beslan but across north caucasus the sloan school siege is the deadliest terrorist attack alfred to take place in russia seven years has passed but the pain runs just as deep. as check out some other world news in prefer this hour and the taliban says it's holding the pakistani boys who were kidnapped on the mistakenly crossing the afghan border the boys aged between twelve and eighteen were visiting and they just want to celebrate the festival when they were seized sammamish to escape local authorities both sides face a challenge is to carry almost two and a half kilometer boundary. twenty one that people are feared dead after a chilean military jet went down in the pacific ocean and one body has already been found in the water a plane made to its hands around before disappearing from radar among those on board were chilean t.v. crew one of the country's famous it is a search is under way for both the plane the victims. a fast moving wildfire has broken out of the major interstate highway between southern california and nasa

paul meyers treats kids at new york's memorial sloan- kettering cancer center. he credits improvements in cancer-fighting drugs. >> children are healthier. they have not done damage to their bodies with smoking and drinking. and we can use more intensive therapies in children than our colleagues who treat adults. >> reporter: those intensive therapies may have long-lasting effects. a study of 14,000 childhood cancer survivors found 10% developed new tumors. radiation and anti-cancer drugs are suspected. >> if there's a key to survival, what is it? >> have faith. >> reporter: whether it's faith or science, olivia has become one of the 360,000 american children who have survived cancer. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: in afghanistan today, there was a big setback for the peace effort. a suicide bomber killed former president rabbani. he was in charge of the peace talks with the taliban. mandy clark is in kabul. >> reporter: rabbani was killed in his home when three men who claimed to be representatives arrive for peace talks. the men were not even

then asked me for the one nine hundred seventy one just five years after how it levy and all adopted sloan acts of protest thousands of vietnam veterans against the war converged on washington d.c. and threw their medals onto the capitol steps. we had to fight to take the stand. you know it's kind of a unique opportunity it's very it's very rare i think it in anybody's life that you have an opportunity to really think that you are changing history that you're a part of history at first you couldn't voyageurs protest in a war that. we're thousands years in nineteen so they thought they did know how to react to that because they thought there were a bunch of them to go out there and probably all just talking but how many of martyr i will learn. so much so just spent a day after day after day you know just people talking about you know what it's all about and how we're going to deal with this stuff and how we will go forward change the world better it will in due course it won't change the world we're pretty sure this sucks you know we're pretty sure those deserve to be here and so that did l

line shall be soon which bryson if you knew about sloan from first impression is so. nice clean start on t.v. don't come. top stories this hour on r.t. stronger relations for mutual benefit russia and the u.k. agree not to allow their divided opinions on the scandal in the resolution of the syrian crisis to stand in the way of their political and economic partnership. generating power plugs its first nuclear plants to the national grid and facility in pushchair was built with the help of russia and will reach its full capacity at the end of the. italy moves closer to the center of the eurozone debt crisis as its crucial austerity package enters the final stages triggering a new wave of protests and tough spending cuts much debated fifty four billion euro program is aimed at presence in the country's budget and triggering growth. take for the moment with more news for you more developments and fifteen minutes from now in the meantime unum will bring you the latest sports. it's good to have your company this is sports that we have got plenty ahead over the next ten minu

sloan's a very warm welcome to the business updates prussia is easing in the gas just food between russia and ukraine gave such will all of the current agreement but still wants to renegotiate prices moscow has set down its terms it wants to see crane agree to merge with the state run not to go out with russia's gas from this would effectively mean wasco will gain access to the gas transit network crane's president says the country will not allow this how experts say is the hobson's choice to keep if. they will agree to create a joint venture or lose the transit business if they want cheap gas they will have to go by the by blind if they don't bomb these they will have to pay market prices for gas it will be around three hundred eighty dollars per thousand cubic meters starting from october the thing is that industry in ukraine is much more power hungry than you rule so ukrainian goods will inevitably be more expensive. let's have a look at the markets now oil is losing ground as in that's to speculate signs that the u.s. and china's economy is weakening into a deal demand will falter in

palestinians were offered a two state solution in almost all the west bank the gaza strip east drew sloan by the american president bill clinton and they would barak the israeli prime minister and they said no the problem with what they're doing now not only is it unilateral but it also involves non recognition of israel as a jewish state in other words their declaring their statehood a but not accepting israel as their neighbor and it's not clear whether the even will accept the sixty seven borders this is in contrast incidentally with one thousand nine hundred forty seven when the un decided on the partition of palestine into two states and israel at the poem accepted a palestinian state next to a jewish state the palestinians of course turned down the two state offer in one nine hundred forty seven as they did in the year two thousand ok then i mean this is this issue of recognizing israel's a jewish state but would that negate the right of return for palestinians to pounce fine. absolutely and this is why palestinians will never recognize israel as a jewish state nor should we be aske

hockey team is forty three people died as the plane crashed moments after takeoff near the city of sloane. president medvedev has urged both sides of the conflict in syria to come to the negotiating table and interview after the global policy for many hours labile the russian leader also warned against a one sided approach and confirmed russia's willingness to help and the bloodshed. and in libya fierce confrontation between rebels and proceed on the forces resume with battles raging near two of the few remaining strongholds of the foreign regime of the fall and rather this comes just a day before saturday's deadline for gadhafi loyalists to surrender. next moscow out explores the niceness routes in moscow for a gentle stroll where the indian.

sloan's a very warm welcome to the business updates prussia is easing in the gas dispute between russia and ukraine have such pull all of the current agreement but still wants to renegotiate prices has set down its terms and wants to see grainy creature emerge but the state wrong not to go out with russia's gas front this would effectively mean wasco will gain access to the gas transit network crane's president says the country will not allow this how experts say it's their hobson's choice to play if. they will be greed to create a joint venture of aleut the trends of business if they want cheap gas they will have to give all but the pipeline if they don't they will have to pay market prices will be it will be around three hundred eighty dollars bil thousand cubic meters starting from one to two but the thing is the industry in ukraine is much more power hungry than you rule so ukrainian goods will inevitably be more expensive. let's have a look at the markets now well as losing ground is and that's to speculate signs that the u.s. and chinese economy is weakening indicate real demand w

sloan's a very warm welcome to the business update and as we've been reporting president richard vedder has told finance minister alexei kudrin to resign supports his policies widely respected in the business and financial community among other things he's credited with successfully steering russia through the chief thousand and eight financial crisis first office of all the chief economist of russia says if he goes he will be missed i think mr could run this seen as the greatest heavyweight. cabinet interims of his liberal credentials in terms of his capability to convince markets that russia will stay the course in terms of fiscal prudence so accordingly his loss would certainly be taken negatively by the markets i think in terms of the replacements would have to be someone with a significant track record who's an established heavyweight and policymaking within the government and i think or there are very few names that would really come to mind i think one possibility would be aram and graf the c.e.o. of sperm bank. but you know so far. that's just one count of the c. and find out th

and melanie sloan was guilty of slander in so many ways, allegedly guilty of slander in so many ways. and we are fighting back. so that is on, you know, the top of my priority list right now because when candidates or political opponents do not have a platform to stand on, don't have a record they can defend, which, you know, even the democrats are beginning to say about the obama administration, they don't have a record they can defend. they resort to the politics of personal destruction. so if we don't fight back now and stop this corrupt behavior from crew, going into the 2012 election they will continue to do that. so again, you can't accuse your neighbor of burglary because you might face some charges of your own for abusing the justice system. crew cannot do what they did. in terms of running for office again, like i said, i honestly don't know. it depends on, you know, if we have a congress full of allen west and jim demint's, i can enjoy civilian life, and that sounds very appealing. but again, i wrote the book because we need more allen west, we need more jim demint, we need

personal lifestyle over the last decade the city has spent two hundred thousand dollars for a place in sloane street signs along stoner avenue and just recently held like city council meeting to discuss the possibility of changing the streets name however about forty property owners along stormer avenue protested the name the name change arguing that it would be a huge hassle on them to have to update their driver's licenses and other important documents with an address change so for now stoner avenue states city officials apparently hoping that those who wish to steal street signs in the future will just . get stoned for yet or get such a bad bad case of the divine munchies that they'll be easily rounded up at the local dog. coming up our banking regulations anti-american i'll tell you which banks are c.e.o.'s so that and begin to why republicans are once again pushing to give wall street everything they need to crash their. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through people have made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missi

and sort of all his career he's focused on this back that in the great depression and also in japan sloan this idea that the central bank and government officials said on their hands didn't do enough so it his core he believes it never stops moving never stop trying always do more stuff i think you could argue that actually since he's got to be the fed chair and with the political push back he probably hasn't done as much as he might have as a younger ben bernanke you might have encouraged him to do but yes. absolutely i think he's always going to keep trying things to avoid deflation an ongoing recession but then what do we think of the fact that john boehner that mitch mcconnell decided to send ben bernanke he this letter last night urging him you know not to lower interest rates any further i mean for starters is that unprecedented or you know used to be that the federal reserve is supposed to be nonpolitical is supposed to be so far removed and now it seems to me like they're setting up almost a threatening message me it is after all we're gearing up for another campaign for two thous

sloan. >> stanley s. smagala, jr. >> wendy l. small. >> catherine smith. >> daniel laurence smith. >> george eric smith. >> james gregory smith. >> jeffrey r. smith. >> joyce patricia smith. >> karl t. smith. >> keisha smith. >> kevin joseph smith. >> leon smith, jr. >> moira ann smith. >> and the grandmother of the grandchildren who will never have the privilege of knowing my wife. >> into my brother, the emergency service, a truck no. 7. you gave us 18 years of service to nypd. mom and dad and your whole family love and miss you so much. happy 10th anniversary in heaven. i love you and until we meet again, god bless you, god bless all of those that we lost, god bless america. >> rosemary a. smith. >> bonnie jeanne smithwick. >> rochelle monique snell. >> leonard j. snyder, jr. >> astrid elizabeth sohan. >> sushil s. solanki. >> ruben solares. >> naomi leah solomon. >> daniel w. song. >> michael charles sorresse. >> fabian soto. >> timothy patrick soulas. >> gregory spagnoletti. >> donald f. spampinato, jr. >> god bless my young

melanie sloan was guilty of slandered in so many ways. allegedly guilty of slander in so many ways. we are fighting back. so that is on the top of my priority list right now. when candidates or political opponents do not have a platform to stand on or record they can defend which even the democrats are beginning to say about the obama administration they don't have a record they can defend they resort to the politics of personal destruction. so we don't fight back now and stop this corrupt behavior from crew going into the 2012 elections they will continue to do that. again you can't accuse your neighbor of burglary because you might face some charges of your own for abusing the justice system. crew cannot do what they did. in terms of running for office again, i honestly don't know. it depends on if we have a congress full of alan wests, i can enjoy its civilian life. that sounds very appealing. but again, i wrote the book because we need more alan wests. we need more michele bachmans and sarah palins and maybe some of you right here in this room. as an outsider, when people watch

cnn's matt sloan followed her epic swim. >> reporter: for endure rans swimmer diana nyad, the third timen make it. i could have made it in 1978. could have, should have, would have, worthless saying. horrible, horrendous eight-foot swim. that was untenable for any swimmer. the last time it was asthma took me down. now we have injections. >> reporter: a strong start in beautiful calm seas. but this third attempt at the extreme dream swim from cuba to florida quickly went south. >> oh, my god. the first night, i felt i was paralyzed -- my back was paralyzed. i thought, wait a second. it's for ch port chew geese man-of-war. it's just -- it's a deadly rip. look at this thing. >> reporter: but she kept on swimming. then at dusk on the second night, another hit from another portuguese man-of-war. this time across the face. >> oh, my god. i was in pain. i was in such pain. my lips, but also swept across the front of the eyes and the nose. just the entire face. just -- never ever in my life have i known pain like that. >> reporter: diana came out of the water for nearly four hours for medical ca

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. >> but in the 1990s, sloan says the popular drama began dipping in the ratings. >> networks execs wereies and in 2010 relocate the show's production from new york here to l.a., but it wasn't enough to save the soap. >> the era of the bored housewife is over and soap operas catered to that 1950s woman sitting at home. >> the popularity of eye guiden light," "one life to live" and "all my children" is a result of reality tv and transition over the years. >> who cares about erica cain when you have real housewives of new jersey battling it out onscreen? >> reality shows offer the network an inexpensive replacement for these shows. >> it's not just reality shows, but talk shows like "the chew" filling the daytime landscape. fresh, new programming networks hope viewers will sink their teeth into. starting next week, "the chew," a food and lifestyle shows takes over all my children's time slot. closing a chapter of one of television's longest running and most beloved daytime staple. t.j., while you won't be able to turn on the tube to see "all my children" any more, it's not entirely dead. a

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sloan foundation.porting 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: the government has launched an investigation into the deadliest outbreak of foodborne disease in more than a decade. the centers for disease control and the food and drug administration say at least 13 people have died so far from listeria found in contaminated cantaloupes. three other deaths are reportedly under investigation, and 72 people have been sickened. scientists have determined the tainted fruit originated at jensen farms in eastern colorado. the melons were shipped to 18 states and some foreign countries. and the number of reported infections is expected to rise. for the latest on this story and what people need to know, we're joined by th

. >> reporter: melanie sloan, sometimes referred to as the most feared woman on capitol hill, heads then. your group usually goes after political scoundrels. why on earth would you be siding with the disgraced politician like john edwards? >> t hard to come -- it is hard to come to the defense of somebody as despicable as john edwards. but in this case the justice department is taking such an aggressive prosecution, you have to wonder why they're doing this. >> reporter: two wealthy donors provided $2 million to hide a pregnant ryele hunter -- rielle hunter from voters. >> it's a typical fraud case. >> reporter: edwards' lawyers upon the case thrown out saying it's unprecedented and politically motivated. >> i'm george holden, and i'm running for congress. >> reporter: republican u.s. attorney george holden oversaw the edwards case, then quit his job to run for congress weeks after edwards was charged. now edwards claims his long-time adversary brought him down for political gain. george holding told us that he can't comment on an ongoing case, and edwards continues to maintain that he

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. >> it's a plan that reduces our debt by more than $4 trillion and achieves these savings in a way that is fair, by asking everybody to do their part so that no one has to bear too much of the burden on their own. >> susie: prent

sloan foundation.porting 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: president obama and his party faced the fallout today from losing a u.s. house seat they had long held. at the same time, new poll numbers showed growing unhappiness with the way things are going. >> we've been asked by the people of this district to send a message to washington and i hope they hear it loud and clear. ( cheers and applause ) >> ifill: republican businessman bob turner claimed victory last night in the race to fill disgraced congressman anthony weiner's vacant seat. >> i am telling you, i am the messenger. heed us. this message will resound for a full year and will resound into 2012. the only hope that our voices are heard and we can

sloan foundation.porting 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. >> brown: the death toll from hurricane irene rose again today to 45 killed in 13 states as flooding plagued new jersey, new york state and vermont. but there were also small steps forward, with help arriving in badly damaged communities. the most tangible sign of progress came in hard-hit vermont. ground crews managed to reach ten of 11 towns that had been cut off by muddy torrents. several towns also got air drops from national guard helicopters that ferried in water and ready- to-eat meals. and some people trying to escape the deluge took matters into their own hands. >> somebody else's house had been ripped off the embankment and came down the river and so

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sloan foundation. 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. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> susie: stocks rally but gold continues to lose its shine, some see it as a buying opportunity. >> anybody who has not gotten into the gold market at this point, i think this re