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the king's sted vion is for the initution to become a beacon of knowledge, the ne modernouse of wisdom. an to allow research to flo flouri, social restriction that is apply to women oside the campus gates will not apy inside. onhe university rounds, women are not obligated to wear the kingdom's traditionallack tubic which covers them from head to toe. re, they are free to put on western clothes. >> on the campus, you can do whatever you want in her it's been told 's a campus a laes can drive, they can work, whatever they want. it's their choicif they want toome here. but this is not without strong opposition om religious leaders and other hardliners ina country where men and women barely intect in public life, the liberaminded approach of thehe university has caused nervousness. a mixed gender student populati is goingo be difficult r many saudis to accept. the real questio is will the university remain a gated raty or whether it will become th heart real change in saudi arabia's secluded society. bina castelfranco, al jazee. >>> in tonight's signare story, we want to return to the iss

we will be sted fast, resolved in preserving america and her liberty. we set together and said on one voice "don't tread on me." may the lord bless america. >> please welcome mario lopez. hello. it's a beautiful day in america and to be an american patriot. it is beautiful to see so many people standing here. there's almost as many of you here as there are pages in the obama bill. some of the liberal bills do want to simplify our tax code. we should take a moment to highlight that. at this very moment, leader reid and pelosi are working behind closed doors to boil down the tax form. they want to make it two short lines. the first line, how much did you make, the second, send it in my parents came this kwointer with a few dollars in their pocket and a dream to make a letter life for themselvesnd their children. i have been able to realize many of jo my parents would look at the paycheck and say, why does the government take so much away from us? it doesn't seem right. it is not right. it isn't right for the government to get in the way of the dreams and

res the date o three maj issues, health re, theconomy and the war in afghanista health care is the sted topic wednesday nig's aress. what do we know about what he mighhave to say,an? >> thehite house is sending signals that he's goi to begin to try to be more prescripte about what he wants. for monthshe people have been saying the president nee to be a stronger leadern this. they adoed a policy early on in whichhey said we're going to let congress draft thi legislation. theyere giving a tremendous amount of leasho coness. congress hasn't en able to get there with anything. negoations are still going on. nflicting and multiple bills are going through t house and sete and the white house nally realized they have to basically call annd to that phas oft and put him outn a much stronge way. the secondhing they wt to do is seize control of the date, which slied away from tm through thos august town hall meetings. gwen: does specify fissty mean he got to come out with a point by point wayo fix health care o wednesday? >> h will be me specifi he's given 27 hlth care specific speeches or events

. >>> in central america,he situation in honduras is tense after manel elaya, the lefst president sted in a coup three months ago, sck back into the country yesterday. he took refugein a brazilian embassy to avoid arrest. today police usedear gas and water cannon to chase away thousands of zelaya suorters who violated acurfew. zelaya says he wants to meet with the de facto predent who isn't recognized b any other government. >> translator: my esence here a new opportunity to open the possibilities of dialogue. to turn honduras into what hondans want, thatis a society with pea and dialue and consensus and dissent and debate whe it's needed. >> fromurope tonight, a foow-up to a stor that we first told yo about last week. the immigration debate in france, whe hundreds of illegal immigrants, manyrom afghantan, are trying to find their way to a better life in great britain. well today the northern french portity of calais, the authorities made good on tir threat to shut down a camp where the migrantswere waiting to ke their journey. we hear in this report froitn. reporter: the police came a

th is significant because the sted esident has ten refuge tren return to the countr in secret. thousand of his suorters clashed wi police tside the buildi. >> fightingn the streets of tegucigalpa has thousands of supporters of the ousted president gathered outsidthe brazilian embassy. he had taken refuge inside. he said he was ready to dlogue with t interim governme, but today, he got his aner, and it was hisollowers whoore the brunt. >> there are prisoners throwing ar gas bombs and shootings. they are corpt. we want them to help utake out these pele. >> mr. zelaya's supporters are hoping grps may help and that brazil might media, but the current president hasiven that idea srt shrift. >> the bzilian embassy should ve them asylum or hand them er, and i want toarn our friends in the red and black shirtshat we are not going to allow property to be daged. >> brazil has called onhe intim government in honduras to negotiate, and hehimself has call for a new dialogue. >> myresence here is an opportity to turn honras into what the people want, a society with teeth and dialogu and cons

i sted they want a natural filling in of the existing land and want their son to be able to build a house on the vacant lot next to their home. to do this is to deprive them. i wish president obama toured the settlement with us so he could have learned this lesson himself. the president also needs to learn that the world cannot preach on high to israel. when the president tours united states cities, he doesn't encounter bus stops that doubles as bomb shelters. when he sees students around the white house, he doesn't see assault rifles. he does not live in fear. and do to these facts, the president doesn't have the capability to lecture israel on what she must do to keep peace or make her citizens safe. finally, i turn my attention to the larger topic facing israel, the iranian threat. using more than 7,000 centrifuges, tie ran has amassed enough uranium to produce a nuclear device. it will produce two atomic weapons each year. never before, not india, not pakistan, not even north korea has a group of criminals so defiant of international criminal law have such destructive capabilities and

. $700 billi a year is sted in this country providing procedures that have no known medical value. so we know we've got change the waywe're doingusiness. what we still haven't seen completely forthcoming is whether the insurance indtry willnderstand that now they have an obgation to provide productshat are going to n just cherryick sic.. health peop and ave sick peop to the side but areoing to provide produc that areoing to be both cost effective ando e trick for the erican peop. >> rose: don't youthink in the end they' end up wit some kind of trier mechani for puic option? >> well, you know, i don't know that. i think it willepend aittle bit on wheer tt... by gng in that direction it will actuly produce some republican votes. but i think tha.. you know, i think there ha been other ideas out there. for example, bipartisa ideas. i work wit nator daschle at the center for american progress. >> rose: right. >> h got togethe with former senator dolend former senator howard baker. at theyroposed was leave it to the states. legovernors trigger i a state-based public option. you know, so

it was notxplicitly sted. you know, going back to the declaration of mutual regnition of 1993, itas not mentioned. itas presumed that therewas going to be this pastinian stat for sure. in any event, the political proceswas not implicit about this, beginning ctainly in 2002 whent became a matter of international consensus tt an inpendent state of palestine has to emerge. >> re: what do u make of some of the cditions that prime minter benjamin netanyahu ha defined a essential to the creation of a palestinian ste. a disarmed palestinian state, the absence of... >> why not implement those condions and requiremes at we both have aeady agre to and committed to bere overading this further. i mean, what i have been talking about in terms of requirements and obligations th we accept... we palestinians accepted a the israeli accepted, the road map obligations. then we have to see tho implemented. anwhy dowentroduce into the bate more elements of conditio. >> rose: but he's intruced it into the debate, has he not? >> wel

and they foe relationships that hav sted beyond an nba careernd probably will last the rest their lis. that is really at the film is about. >> that's , isn't it. >> exactly rht. >>he bond of friendship on a goal. >> that's exactly at it. you know, coach drew always sa use the game and don't let it use you. and when you are a kid you really don't understand what that meansntil you -- as andult i kind of unrstand like wow, we used the game and weidn't let it use us. and we used to create friendship, create loyalty, crte an opportunity for us to become bter as people off the urt more tn just on the court. >> but they haveeen with beyond that which is rerkable. and you need theand they need you,ou know. d the bond as he said contins. >> absolutely. still to this day. >> and howoes it work out? >> maverick hanes the business end. >> yeah, maverk is a bi part of the business end. you know, the gs that i gr up with in high school, two of tm are ill playing basketball professionally overseas anher one is woron his masters and is arad sistant at the university ago ron. and the other one is sti

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to attend because of the health care debate, and he would instead dispatch his wife in his place in sted. well, after returning from the big u.n. meetings and the g-20 summit, the president made the call he would take the trip to cop copen hagen. and oprah winfrey will head there to help pitch chicago as the place for the 2016 olympics. >>> a student was beaten to death and the attack was caught on camera. the tv station in chicago has obtained the tape of the beating. he encountered suspected gang members in the middle of the fight. the gang swarmed albert and began to beat him. police are questioning a number of students and detained one of the people you can see on the videotape, very graphic, swinging a massive board at albert and hitting him. there he falls. people rush in to help him, but, again, he passed away. >> thank you, contessa. >>> roman polanski, one of the world's most celebrated fugitives, behind bars for a crime that he committed some 30 years ago. some are asking, why now? others, what next? we are back with vicky, jonathan and the rest of the gang here on the "morning

more than 58,000 names are sted on the vietnam memorial wall. >> howard university gets burned by florida a&m's punt wizardry. >> the nats have a golden glove moment. dan hellie wraps it up for you in your sports minute. >> good morning, everybody. your sports minute start was the nationals. once again the phillies, their pitcher own the nats batters. last night it was cole hamels who took a perfect game into the sixth inning. hamels struck out ten before his perfect game was broken up. ryan zimmerman made the catch of the week on a foul ball. sacrificing his body, going over the tarp for the out. certainly gold glove worthy. but in the end, it wasn't enough. the nationals lose to the phillies 4-2. >>> howard down in tallahassee taking on florida a&m. it was not pretty for the bison. howard punting, and how about this for a lucky bounce? leroy van, fumbles it, gets it right back, races to far sideline and the little dude can fly. 5'9" and he's gone. a 66-yard punt return, his second punt return for a touchdown in the game. a&m downs horde 48-10. >>> on the hardwood, mystics at comcast cen

after all the suffering, god will restore you and make you strong, firm and sted fast.is, so it has been for these families. so it has been for the nation. let us renew our resolve against those who plot against us still. in defense of our nation, we will never waiver. in pursuit of al qaeda, we will never faulter. let us renew the commitment in defense. all those who protect us here at home. mindful that the work is never finished. we will do anything in our power to keep america safe. not the human capacity for evil but good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save and build. this first national day of service and remembrance, we can summon once more that the ordinary goodness of america to serve our communities and strengthen our country and better our world. most of all, on a&pá di when th sought to sap our confidence. let us remember how we came together as one nation, one people as americans united not only in our grief but in our resolve to stand with one another, stand up for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of our day. the stro

it sted upntil the book actually went to print this fall.this is as concise else you are going to get on th death penalty in this country and the way that it has been handled since literally since we became a country, and i certainly hope we all get out of this recession before it turns into a depression. t the one argument that i can think of that would favor a ntinued state of recession is that states may recent the death penalty because it cost $3 million to execute somebody versus $0 million to leave them locked up. thank you very much. >> one final ote before we close. jodie and i were talking about the cost factor but i do believe in what i am afraid of is that as the economy titans,nd right now we know dollars hour precious and the competition f those dollars and circution is becoming more and more intense. people who make crime a way of life depend upon those flow of dollars and as the flow of dollars shrink they become more despate and more violentn their effort to get their share matter howrinal it may b to get what they feel is th

after all the suffering, god will restore you and make you strong, firm and sted fast.ese families. so it has been for the nation. let us renew our resolve against those who plot against us still. in defense of our nation, we will never waiver. in pursuit of al qaeda, we will never faulter. let us renew the commitment in defense. all those who protect us here at home. mindful that the work is never finished. we will do anything in our power to keep america safe. not the human capacity for evil but good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save and build. this first national day of service and remembrance, we can summon once more that the ordinary goodness of america to serve our communities and strengthen our country and better our world. most of all, on a&pá di when th sought to sap our confidence. let us remember how we came together as one nation, one people as americans united not only in our grief but in our resolve to stand with one another, stand up for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of our day. the strongest rebook to those who

they have sted that ty will not recognize government that is, the product of a coup, as long as the presidentn elected by the people is restored to power, and the coup d'etat is reversed, precisely the because the president himself, myself, who, i am the product of a political process, of a liral nature, very encompassing. there is a whole series of actions that guaranty a clean and transparent process. the population is now being repressed. those who are against the regime are repressed. one of the candidates for the presidency has his arms broken, and is in a hospital because he has been attacked in a demonstration. this is a presidential candidate. there are mayors, as pedro sula mayor that has been ousted by force. and the nephew of t current de facto government has been appointed as the mayor. and he wasn't accepted and he had to be replaced. and, other labor leaders that were working on the poll, campisnos, indigenous people have been captured and their rights to participate have been violated. so my question is the same that america, as a continent is askingtself. can the pro--coup reg

. >> we have people might have sted that b it is not in our policy and procedures to somebody they must go delinquent. >>et me stop right here. bank of are america are you saying you never had a policy where you had to be in default at least by two months before a loaning modification could be considered? >> no, i'm not saying that. i said with mha we now have unit default standard makes it clear if you actually n not afford your payment, you're current you can still qualify for the mortgage. you have to go you there the process. there not a clear imminent default standard prior to mha. very uneven treatment of people before. absolutely acknowledge that. much easier to get a acknowledgement if you were 60 days delinquent than current. we didn't have a policy customers to go delinquent. is it is certainly possible someone found that -- >> i found that with bank of america working on these loan modifications. since i talk you, why does bank of america do so few loan modifications? why is your percentage of loan modifications so much lower than everybody else he is. >> talking about mha mo

after all the suffering, god will restore you and make you strong, firm and sted fast.so it has been for the nation. let us renew our resolve against those who plot against us still. in defense of our nation, we will never waiver. in pursuit of al qaeda, we will never faulter. let us renew the commitment in defense. all those who protect us here at home. mindful that the work is never finished. we will do anything in our power to keep america safe. not the human capacity for evil but good. not the desire to destroy but the impulse to save and build. this first national day of service and remembrance, we can summon once more that the ordinary goodness of america to serve our communities and strengthen our country and better our world. most of all, on a&pá di when th sought to sap our confidence. let us remember how we came together as one nation, one people as americans united not only in our grief but in our resolve to stand with one another, stand up for the country we all love. this may be the greatest lesson of our day. the strongest rebook to those who attacked us.