display of nationalism near nazis attacked veterans oyster professions slogans and commemorative st george ribbons from putin's conveying. churchill talks between the u.s. and china have been paying lip service to competition cooperation representatives from both militaries held discussions where america appears unwilling to reduce its massive spending on defense. and nato is accused of negligence or forcibly ignoring distress calls one of don't be enough in jeans sixty people on board are thought to have died of thirst and hunger spending two weeks grifting in the mediterranean. next door to talks to a british activist about nato involvement in libya and the use of unconventional weapons. i'm talking to kate hudson from the campaign for nuclear disarmament c n d said from the author that the military intervention in libya was a mistake and that it could in fact result in a major civil war in libya kate thanks for talking to us now do you see your prediction is coming true well unfortunately what we were fearing does seem now to be taking place that it hasn't been some kind of quick humani

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rights death to the communists and other things like that and even some physical abuse now wearing st george's ribbons which is something of a traditional sign of this holiday everywhere across the coast a form of over the former soviet space this has been very risky here now people literally attacked the veterans and will staring them in the wearing goggles ribbons and written off their chances. of pushing and shoving and screaming all the way through since early morning now the crowd has more or less calmed down but shortly a short while ago we've seen some violent scenes with this crowd turning their rage against the police they were throwing rocks at buses carrying offices to the site additional forces to the sides and also throwing smoke grenades and challenging some very aggressive slogans clearly what is happening today in the city wolf is not something completely unexpected it is a part of a trend which has been going on for several years already and it's only part of a wider picture definitely same scenes can be seen in the baltic states where the history sometimes also being rewritte

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st. george orthodox church, seven locks and bradley. >> try not to eat all the stuff. >> i am stuffed.ad a tray just like that at 5:00. it's gone. >> thank you. >>> well, as you know, it has been an incredible week in washington and all across the nation following the death of osama bin laden bin. earlier tonight i talk-week-old chris wallace, host of fox news sunday. his guests this week will have a lot to say about u.s. forces taking out bin laden. >> reporter: we will indeed. we got two great guests. we'll have an exclusive interview with dick cheney, the former vice president, of course, one of the leaders in the war on terror after 9/11 during the bush administration. he's been very critical of barack obama and the way he has been conducting the war and we'll ask him whether the very daring mission that the president ordered has changed his mind about how obama is doing in the war. we're also going to talk to president obama's national security advisor, that iconic picture of the top team with obama staring at the screen talking to tom donnellin as well. >> the obama administratio

st. george state university campus. three people died. the investigation continues this morning.e want to check in with christie smith live on the campus with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, the university spokesperson is supposed to update us this morning after 7:00 but i just got off the phone with san jose police and they confirm that they are assisting with a team of homicide detectives, but there are still a lot of questions this morning like were these students, the victims. now, the shooting, the gunfire happened here in the north garage on the fifth floor last night. we have new video and the garage is back open this morning, even the fifth floor. here's what we know. someone opened fire around 8:40 last night. evening classes were still in session. three people died. two victims and one person believed to be the shooter. police are saying they believe that this was not a drive-by and not a random shooting. officer jose garcia with san jose police just told me because there are three dead, the university called in for mutual aid, so

st. george's chapel, and it was great. and then came back, of course, and i had to run for re-election, and i had to get the union endorsement, and i did end up getting it, because of interesting -- i walked into the union meeting there, a big crowd, and i got there kind of a polite applause, and i knew they weren't going to endorse me. what happened was i was coming out of the meeting -- that morning, brown, the longest strike ever, and i almost had to send policemen to move pickets away from the bank because hospital trust bank had a lot of the same members of the board of directors as brown and sharpe, brown and sharp were interlocking directors, and the union was trying to get people to take money out of hospital trust bank. i sent the horses there. love the horses. never saw anybody pet a police car. they always pet the horses. then they used gas. talk back -- don't talk back to you. said to the union's lawyer, you're crazy, trying to get people not put money in the bank. you're going to stop someone from putting a hu

flight controllers standing by to take over control of endeavor and the sts-134 mission. george, we'll send it back to you now in the firing room for the remainder of the launch count at t-minus nine minutes and holding. this is mission control houston. >> 12 is complete, 11, 13 now. >> this is shuttle launch control, t-minus nine minutes and holding. we have 34 minutes remain anything this planned built-in hold. not working any issues in the countdown. weather is still green at this time. >> c locks on 11, 12. tbc? >> [inaudible] >> okay, very good. thanks. >> mission sts-134 is the 25th and final flight for endeavor and the second to last flight for the space shuttle program. here, now, is a look back at this vehicle's impressive flight accomplishments. >> okay, the pass and -- ♪ finish. >> space shuttle endeavour, born out of the loss of the space shuttle challenger in 1986, represented a commitment to continuing america's human space flight program. the nation's decision to build endeavor set the stage for dramatic missions to come. the last of five orbiters to be built for

st. george. donovan won his medal of honor and got shot in the leg and that sherman didn't and donovan complained later on and truman heard about it and never forgot it. it turns out it is an old wives tale. it didn't happen. truman's unit wasn't there that day. it wasn't supplying artillery cover but for some reason this got repeated and gets mentioned kind of tangentially and anthony cave brown's but i went throughout the records that they german library to peace where chairman was and where donovan was and they weren't together during that battle. george strong, george b. strong who was head of army g2 the intelligence section was one of donovan's most implacable enemies. he is known as george the fifth is he is an imperialist that he was actually warrior scholar. he absolutely despise donovan and fought him the whole time and donovan hated george the fifth too. i think that animosity built the minute the oss was born but i don't know how much there was any world war i connection. is far as co

st. georges chapel, and it was great. and then came back, of course, and i had to run for re-election. and i had to go get the union endorsement t. [laughter] and i did end up getting it, though, and i got it because of, interesting. i walked into the, i walked into the union meeting there, there was a big crowd. and i got polite applause. i knew they weren't going to endorse me. what happened was i was coming out of the meeting, and that morning there was the longest strike ever. i always had to send policemen to move pickets away from the bank because hospital trust bank had a lot of the same members of the board of directors as they were on the same board as brown and shop. brown and shop and hospital bank were kind of interlocked, so the union was trying to get people to take money out of hospital trust bank. so i had to send the horses there. i love the horses. don't you like the horses? you never saw anybody pet a police car, did ya? [laughter] they don't use gas, they don't talk back to you, they don't belong to unions. so i told the union lawyer, i said, you know what? you guys

prince george's, mid-60s. st. mary's, near the bay, low to mid-60s there.oudon county, northern shenandoah, near 606789 lower part of the bay and virginia tidewater, low 60s there. 50s out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. over the last 12 hours, a line of showers and storms moving across kentucky, into ohio, indiana. some of the storms are slowly advancing to the east. for us we have clouds coming through. looks like that storm system will not be arriving until late this afternoon. washington monument under a mostly clear sky. building as the morning progresses. sunrise, 6:08. near 80. sunshine in and out. midafternoon may peak near mid-80s for a brief time. then late afternoon, some strong thunderstorms will likely be developing. maybe some of those storms producing damaging winds, hail and cannot even rule out an isolated tornado late this afternoon and early this evening. after that, maybe some lingering thunderstorms around midnight. down into the 60s by then. and much cooler by this time tomorrow morning. in fact, it may be down

the latest radar showing a few lingering sprinkles in prince george's county and in st. mary's, calvert, anne arundel and on the eastern shore. west of us we're beginning to dry out. it does look like a few sprinkles out of the mountains yet so we're not quite out of the woods with this system yet because we still have an upper level disturbance to come over and give us cloudiness. the other thing is how chilly it is. still in the mid and upper 40s though the sun has broken out in the shenandoah valley. they have climbed into the low 50s there. out of the mountains in the mid-40s now and for the rest of the afternoon we'll have quite a bit of cloudiness though we should see sunshine in and out. the clouds may return into the afternoon but no more rain where it has stopped except out of the mountains, a few sprinkles. highs may get into the upper 50s near 60 midafternoon. a look at big changes tonight, tomorrow, into the weekend coming up. >> yesterday i was ready to put away jackets and sweaters. >> didn't last long. >> we'll have it soon enough. >>> a check on road cond

george? st. louis >> we see the revisions of the story. first, that osama bin laden was shooting himself. or resisting. he was not shooting. now, you just reported, only one of the bodyguards was engaged in the firefight. bottom line, this was still a compound that they didn't know -- it could have been filled with bombs for all they knew. >> reporter: they had no idea, george. and just remember, it was dark. it was chaotic. when those s.e.a.l.s went in there, they knew they were after the most wanted terrorist in the world. when they go through these rooms, they do it methodically. they want to be sure they are safe. they killed one bodyguard in the beginning, the courier. not really a bodyguard. but four of the people who died were unarmed. again, there were guns throughout that compound, including in the room where bin laden was shot. >> an ak-47 in the room where bin laden was shot. >> reporter: yes. >> martha raddatz, thanks very much. >>> there's also fresh details coming in overnight about the compound where bin laden hid for five o

st. petersburg. the indianapolis 500 is still the best in the country but even tony george said st.petersburg is second behind. and i'm going to close with midtown and refocused the poorest part of our community probably the most effort certainly during my first term and then into my second term as well. why do you do that? why do you focus on the poorest parts of the community? when i ran for mayor, people said why should i put my money into that part of town? people say that. and i said you should do it for two reasons. number one, you do it because it's the right thing to do. because there are children growing up in this part of the community that you wouldn't want to have your children grow up. they're growing up in environments they shouldn't growth in america or st. petersburg or anywhere and we need to work on that and work towards changing that and some people would buy into that supplies it is a second reason, too. the second reason is better for you because if right now we are pouring a disproportionate amount of money to public safety and social services and to this part