every day the secret services of the state that you have along with the ministry of mines and energy as you know sweep the country by. so that this activity doesn't fuel the conflict i mean. if we're going to you know in order to prevent its want to go in as we have done up to now. a special police unit is in charge of hunting down the illegal gold miners. poor peasants watch helicopters landing in the middle of nowhere. noise it's not that we the small miners fund the illegal groups as the government says he will in order to protect our lives our families and to work in peace. but we are forced to pay protection to illegal groups. because the state doesn't protect us if the police and security forces did their job we wouldn't be obliged to pay for protection. and those. here they do the opposite they fight as they search for us humiliate us and throw us off our own land so they can surrender it all to the in multi-nationals. they. were ben takes the or which comes out of the mine. into the mills to get a pulverized. the cylinders contain metal spheres. cyanide is added to the earth

india's state services simply cannot keep up with these numbers, so they responded by introducing incentivesfor women to get sterilized. the region of radjastan has taken this a step further. it has created a lottery -- and women who chose to be sterilized are automatically entered to win prizes. we went to see for ourselves what mixed fortunes this system can bring. >> and here it is, the grand prize -- a brand new car. the nurses gather around. the building's been decorated, and the doctors are acting like fairy godmothers. because today is the big day -- the hospital lottery. nearly 7,000 tickets fill the box. they're carefully mixing them up before the big draw here at the hospital in pali. but those who want a chance to win, must first lie down on the operating table. like guddi. she's opted to be sterilized, making her eligible for the lottery. the latest medical technology out in the country in rajasthan. birth control in india can be expensive. the doctor is proud of his work. he says if necessary, he can sterilize 10 women an hour. >> they all do this voluntarily. they make their ow

despite the fact that state service has confirmed of the situation is reversible if interventions are made to the mountain in nearby al johnno the government is already building a hospital modern school compound and houses for the new residents. the door has stated that it will help fund the building program. didn't look a little bit yes we must talk to the women and tell them that in your new house you have a washer and dryer and you don't need to go to the ravine to wash the clothes so they can have roads a good hospital get a place to study and the dog would get it over and the work he put on could do the work is crucial we will create many jobs they're going to have. but not everyone will have ork nobody will give work to many people who are. great. when spanish conquistadores arrived in colombia in the sixteenth century they felt they had found the mythical el dorado. in amazement they bore witness to a ritual at play quite heavy to near modern day bogota in which the leader of the movie sky was naked and covered with gold dust through enormous amounts of gold into the water as a

these are critical city service and state services that we rely on every day. the government has formed the back bone of our economy like the university of california which i am a proud graduate off. we have been able to grow the tech industry thanks to uc berkeley, and the bio tech thanks to uc sf and san diego. and we need to continue to invest in our future and investing in education and investing in uc, and making sure that those intaoutions are protected. i think that government needs to step out by making sure that we are not being overly burdensome. i think that we make the citizen and businesses go to too many places at times. i think that there is a significant amount of bureaucracy that could be cut. >> you mentioned that education is one of the things that government has to be responsible for. >> california used to have a education system that was the envy of the system how do we get it back >> we get it back through funding it. from kindergarten to my time at uc berkeley, i just started dropping off my daughter at kindergarten this year and i am con

state senate. funeral services were held today at sharpsstreet memorial church. he died after a battle with cancer. he was 72. >>> an uplifting day in hunt valley, abc2news was there for the susan komen race for the cure. we will hear from people standing up and fighting to find a cure. >>> frightening news about spray on suntan lotion, those details coming up. >>> we are cool across much of the east coast. take a look in the south, dallas, 90s, you could see 80s in the forecast. and maybe tropical conditions next week. full forecast coming up. >>> thousands united to fight breast cancer, part of the 20th susan komen race for the cure. >> reporter: it's an exodus that begins before the break of dawn. thousands of pink clad women that share in a celebration of life facing breast cancer. and each sign that reads joys' jug does not begin to tell the story. >> i was diagnosed in 2006. and it was actually a couple days before my daughter's wedding which was kind of rough. i'm still here which is great. and i'm doing well. >> reporter: doing well like the hundreds of s

efforts were particularly slow pepco promised to spend more but given the utility's record, the state's public service commission in july allowed only a limited rate hike for the electric company a 130-page report from the governor's task force concluded that utility effort's are still falling short. >> an electric grid that served well and the storm events in the 1980s is not a grid reliable in the more violent and frequent storms that we have now. >> reporter: o'malley estimates that $1 to $2 a month per household will not only speed up the tree trimming -- >> maybe selective undergrounding and other engineering fixes that are different for every portion of the service area. >> reporter: to get the extra dollar or two a month, the utility would have to accelerate reliability strategies. what do ratepayers think? we found a mixed reaction in mont groomery county which, is hard hit the last few years. >> and we pay a lot of mean every month and giving them some are not necessarily the answer. >> not my fault that neigh have not built the power lines the right way. >> would rather not pay? >> out of pr

service. she is head of the state department. in charge of the security for the foreign service. there is no doubt that she missed entirely all of the signals running like a crazed river of hell towards her from

service. she is head of the state department. in charge of the security for the foreign service. there is no doubt that she missed entirely all of the signals running like a crazed river of hell towards her from the middle east seaing something treble is going to happen to our diploic service there. several assassination attempts

work because the problems are very different in greece the problem was about having a huge a state public service is framed it's about the property bubble and unless angela merkel understands this then there will be no solution possible. as a protest surgeon you were up the american occupying movement is having to evolve to stay afloat after police crackdowns force a from city squares activist are now trying to soften the impact of economic crisis . in the reports on one group helping citizens keep their homes from the threat of foreclosure was. was. more than a year after it kicked off its movement in los angeles occupy l.a. is alive and well but in much smaller numbers my god the tents which once dominated the landscape of downtown are gone but it popped up in backyards of struggling homeowners with their keep a woman has done for me is a home for thirty four days he had none this family was swept up in the mortgage crisis and is now facing eviction occupiers have set up barricades around the house now for now and this the going to defend their home while the family battles with bank of america

not state employees providing services. >> advocates accusing california public utilities commission tonight of making back room deals to benefit pg&e. groups joined to condemn the state p.u.c. today for naming george mitchell as a mediator in negotiations. this is to determine the fine pg&e must fine for the explosion two years ago. the group accuses the commission of only consulting with pg&e on the mediator. >> if the secret talks go forward, pg&e will throw settlement money on the table and never know the truth. >> state p.u.c. was recently criticized to allow closed door negotiations with pg&e on a settlement. >> major set back for defending america's cup champions. a racing yacht in pieces after it cap sized yesterday afternoon. we're live on pier 80. >> what is left of the boat is sitting on this warehouse behind me. you can feel disappointment from people figuring out how to record it. >> new video released by oracle racing shows what happens when it flipped over, thrusting the crew 60 feet into the air. >> i was thinking is the wing going break? do i need to hold on? >> the w

that would send the team to libya, a massive show, that would further explain "the department of state service mission libya officers conducted themselves professionally with careful attention to managing budgets in a way that reflected the gravity. did you say that? >> yes. >> lee said the vast majority were "considered seriously by the department? did you say that? did you mean that? >> absolutely. >> did you mean that? >> absolutely. >> in fact, you listed out all of that is helpful to put into context the concerns you have raised about staffing numbers. in your interview on october 1, you told the committee that you thought there should be five diplomatic agents stationed in benghazi and you sent two cables making that request, is that right? >> that's correct. that was not my question for benghazi. that cable detailing the future of operations in benghazi. that cable was drafted in the department. i had at no time an opportunity to add or comment on that, however, the principle officer in benghazi had an opportunity to comment on than. it was that number five that d.s. committed to that w

institution code section 66.4 02 was required to assess the mental health impact from realignment of services to state and county on services delivered to clients and the local community. i hope and anticipate that my colleagues and i on the mental health board will rollup our sleeves and tackle this and other statutory goals with vigor this term. to the members of the board of supervisors, i encourage you to appoint individuals of creativity, talent, and vision to the mental health board and to attend our meetings, contribute your insights and ideas, and otherwise support our mission and our endeavors. thank you. (applause) (applause) >> colleagues and members of the public, i actually have the honor also of presenting supervisor carmen chu's honoree today and recognizing him. supervisor chu is stuck on the east coast due to the storms out there and, so, i'd like to call up officer rich chu. (applause) >> thanks, officer, for being here. so, colleagues, supervisor chu is honoring officer jew for his work of the homeless outreach officer for terra val station. (applause) >> officer ju was hired by the

service. the united states postal service.ow where you live. [ applause ] >> jimmy: the desperate times. and now, one more thing. it's thursday night. it is time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> opponents turned out there tonight, hoping the government hearing their pleas to stop [ bleep ] in this area. >> i know you talk about baseball, but my san diego chargers suck [ bleep ] tonight. >> candidate for president getting ready for their second debate right now. after the first match-up, mitt romney got a big [ bleep ] in the [ bleep ]. >> well, [ bleep ], 10-10 on the year. >> who has the bigger [ bleep ] tonight? >> mr. president, have you looked at your [ bleep ]? >> you know, i don't look at my [ bleep ], it's not as big as yours. >> he doesn't have a big [ bleep ], you know, that's the thing. >> first, he stepped down as chairman of his own charity and now he's been [ bleep ] by nike. >> whatever you say, sandy. boy

could have been avoided because at the time that he began to rise in influence in the united states foreign service, the period at the end of world war ii, first couple of years of the cold war, the prevailing view in washington and in other western capitals was that there were only two choices in confronting the soviet union, clearly, no longer going to be an ally in the way it had been an ally in world war ii. there were those who said hitler is -- stalin is another hitler, and we have to simply prepare for war with the soviet union. there were those who said that war would be catastrophic if fought so the only solution is to appease stalin, cut some kind of deal with stalin. neither was a good example, a good proposal. nobodiments to fight another -- nobody wants to fight another war in that situation. apiecement is discredited from the experiences of the 1930s. could there be a middle path between war and apiecement? this was the concept that george kennan, himself, more than any other individual within the united states government worked # out in the period between 1945 and 1946. he's still re

state employees will be monitoring as we go throughout the storm. the governor told us the storm is very dangerous. he wants everyone to stay off the rows on monday. there is no bus service, no state government in operation, no trains running and certainly a reason to stay put and let sandy come through. cheryl connor, abc2news. >>> thank you. >>> let's take it down to ocean city right now. everybody that is traveling over the bridge and see what we see every summer and to see this tonight, since we were kids we used to go down here and to see this place getting pounded like it is tonight, hopefully everybody there has heeded the call to get out. everybody out of downtown by 8:00 tonight. everybody was packing up and heading for somewhere safer tonight. <£ beaches now. a handyman had to board up business as long the boardwalk. northbound toles suspended. everybody trying to get out and delaware flooded near the indian river bridge. a state trooper was rescued. now, here is christian schaffer live via skype. it was pretty bad earlier when we talked to you. what is it looking like tonight? >> reporter: pretty bad tonight. delaware beach and they are saying they don't have

. >> they say the man opened fire at united states fire protection services, a family owned business where at least two people were killed. then five minutes later and a block away, the man opened fire at this home killing a woman and wounding a 15 year old boy. >> family was targeted in both locations. >> police say the gunman spoke to them as he fired but they never knew who it was. >> there was a lady that had been i guess shot in the face, and she was sitting outside. >> neighbors say the family owned business also had security. >> to get let in, you have to knock. they actually have to see who it is before they let you. >> police are hoping evidence left behind and surveillance video will help them identify this killer. >> these people were specifically targeted. >> the gunman escaped in a 2010 xhar row taken from the home. >> tonight's consumer alert, public schools used to be the most coast efficient option for college but that may no longer be the case. the cost for that is at an all time high. the average price rose by more than 4%. while prices rise financial aid budgets st

trained as a sign language expert and interpreter, he established a death services program ast san francisco state university, provided support services for colleges. we don't call them disabled. they happen to have a disability. he joined pacific bell, helped organize honda the advisory group for people that happen to have a disability. he gave them put to that company on how to develop features that will help them do better. he became the director of death and disabled services. he was executive director for berkeley in 2001. under dmitri's direction, they have expanded it, they have done so many different things. i can't even less the mall. he sends people out that happen to be disabled and of a test things. before they get out there, to make sure that they are done the right way. so they can practically help people. it is my pleasure right now. give a warm welcome cojones -- to mr. dmitri belzer. [applause] >> thank you, dave. i just decided who will be giving this speech that my memorial service, that is a great introduction. i want to talk to them about how people with disabilities use compu

ripped his colleague and said the unauthorized leak from the ig report is unfair to the united states secret service and director mark sullivan. they have served our nation for a long time and deserve the benefit unless real evidence leads to conclusion. >>> the secret service has not responded to the memo. >>> thank you very much. >> and now an update on a 15 year oldi girl shot in the head by the because she wanted an education . the hospital released the first pictures. these are the first time we have seen her since she arrived on monday. she's now able to stand with help and she can write. but she's showing signs of infection and faces a long and difficult recovery with uncertain prospects. we are looking at a miracle right now. they didn't think she would get this far. she was targeted by the for the work she had done. >>> and a savage attack on a fam fam whompt is responsible for the deadly betrayal and an unusual scene playing out at a bank. a hasmat teem showed up after people were breaking out in hives. it is all because of a deposit a customer made. they had to hose them down in the parki

both the united states intelligence services and israeli intelligence services publicly on the record say there is absolutely no evidence that iran is producing weapons grade material nuclear material no no evidence that they are in the process of doing it no evidence that they've even made the decision to do it and should they it will be a year down the road and it would be something that we would be able to detect why are we all hysterical about this does anybody have it we want to jump in on this well i think it's basically because the rhetoric is gone and there's there's no distinction between a nuclear weapons capability and actual nuclear weapons we've heard that well it's about a year distinction between right right right but and there's no distinction in the debate that oh yes there is a exactly what you're saying and i think we need to calm down a bit and take it take a backseat even in the worst case of if iran got a few nuclear warheads they haven't proved is the rational is the north koreans in the north koreans already have nuclear weapons and so it is pakistan i mean it'

that i work on a daily basis with all of the other state level assets and resources, cal ema, cal fire, the highway patrol, health and human services and all the other state entities that would respond to support local authorities. we have a full-time liaison officer embedded in cal ema that works there 7 days a week, 5 days a week to continue to develop and build that relationship. we exercise regularly at all levels of government. we exercise heavily with the local governments to plan and prepare. and we work very, very closely with defense coordinating officer as we continue to build and work our relationships with north com and the ability to integrate title 10 forces both acting in the reserve into the sole support flight. we have a strong working relationship with the coast guard and we're excited with the team to develop our relationship with the third fleet and marine corps as we mature this tactical man construct. >> thank you. we know that with humanitarian assistance and disaster response that what we learn domestically can be exported internationally and what we learn internationally we hope would be imported to our dom

report is unfair to the united states secret service and its director mark sullivan. both served our nation honorably and ably for a long time and deserve the benefit of a presumption of innocence unless real evidence leads to a different conclusion. so far, secret service has not responded to the memo. peter doocy, fox news. >> rick: in other news, the search is on for the suspect in a mysterious and fatal shooting in california. inglewood, california, police saying that a man and his 4-year-old son were killed and three others hurt when a masked gunman attacked them. the neighborhood put on high alert as a swat team moved in, a neighbor recalls the sound of the gunfire. >> i just heard bam, bam, bam. >> the gunman set fire to the house before shooting the victims. he may have remained inside the house as it burned. think think his body might be in there as well. >> the center for disease control reporting 23 deaths total. so far, doctors confirm 284 cases across 16 states. there is a danger of more cases developing in those receiving the shots. elizabeth prann has t