. >> the president of european parliament in strasbourg praised them for their courage in the face of intimidation, saying they put the fate of their country before their own. and he uses his cell phone to film his cameraman, who in turn films him. it is a scene from the director's latest project in which he is shown doing nothing. it is called "this is not a film, quarter in a dig at the ban on filmmaking he faces in his home country of iran -- "this is not a film," a day get the ban on filmmaking. the european parliament has awarded him and most prestigious honor. >> we all wore this distinction to express our solidarity and our profound respect for a man and woman who refused to back out to scare tactics and intimidation in iran. they have instead decided to value the destiny of their country of of their own personal fate. >> the other winner as a lawyer who fought for years to advance women's rights in iran. she later defended students in court who were arrested for demonstrated -- arrested for demonstrating against mahmoud ahmadinejad. as a result, she herself was sentenced to 11

rounded up, one of them was shot dead in strasbourg last saturday. they had concerns for some time that the networks in the two countries were liaising, and this document seems to back up. but what they missed in the investigation is that they put him under surveillance after his arrest in kandahar in march. and from that point, the officer thought his movements were suspicious. he rarely left his apartment. he did not have internet. and he was in contact with known jihadists in is that they toulo. in november they questioned him again. he had great difficulty explaining why he had been there. he had fought off the radar for days on end. and just a week later they stopped monitoring him. that really does puzzle the judge. and then four weeks later, he went on to kill people in three separate attacks. >> the world of cycling is facing a crisis like never before in the latest developments of the wake of the doping scandal. its current sponsor should deal is worth more than $19 million annually. this bank is one of the most long-lasting and recognizable

and broadcaster also in london we have robert oulds he is the director of the bruges group and in strasbourg we crossed a year ago chad he's a cocky he is a liberal member of the european parliament and head of the german helen make a business association in germany all right gentlemen crossed out girls in effect that means you can jump in anytime one day but if i go to you first. the nobel prize peace prize went to the european union but at the same time we have. citizens of spain citizens of the u.k. citizens of italy citizens of belgium that want to leave their mother state if we want to put it that way separatism i mean i thought this was all in the past it's the union now how do you explain the difference in new trends well well in in a sense there is no difference i mean separatist movements of exists or all these countries to some extent for a very long time in scotland in the u.k.'s case and scotland way back to the late nineteenth century and it's important to emphasize that although the european union and the eurozone crisis is a factor nationalism existed in the u.k. before the u.

so when our european partners asked me if i would like to come to strasbourg i agreed straight away without consulting with anybody. and i think they were even taken aback somewhat but they clearly didn't expect to the russian parliament or a speaker to agree so easily to participate in a pay session for the first time in the fifteen years that russia has been a pace member. genuinely wanted to go there. but later of course. i became aware of wager developments and you remember the. book i knew how they worked on their resolution on elections in russia i just wanted to clarify something you later decision not to participate was it also your personal decision. it was my decision to accept the invitation and it was my decision not to go. but let me finish. i knew how they worked on the resolution about the elections in russia. and then. during the last week i really nasty thing happened. in front of mary nasty thing. we learned that they were going to recommend a higher level of monitoring for russian elections. so you will. the ministerial council of the council of europe stepping in. based

. -- stephen strasbourg getting shut down. pga continues this year. mostly from guys who do not know. the foreperson event. a grand slam of golf. ernie pulled up the last minute. cancel the trip to china -- cancelled a tirp to china. -- trip to china. bubba watson making a charge. the defending champion, 14th hole. 128 yards. yes, baks it up. it up. the nhl lockout continues. the offered a proposal to split the revenue 50/50 with players. the deadline is midnight. >> the union has chosen not to engage on our proposal or to make any proposal of their own. unfortunately, it looks like the 82 game season will not be a reality. that >> unfortunate for the nhl. 8-3 now in the world series. as a pastor, my support for question 6 is rooted in my belief that the government should treat everyone equally. i wouldn't want someone denying my rights based upon their religious views, so i shouldn't deny others based upon mine. it's about fairness. i support this law because it doesn't force any church to perform a same sex marriage if it's against their beliefs. an

. >> we will take it as far as the european court in strasbourg. if we do not receive fair treatment here in lithuania, but our lawyers have already warned us that our chances are poor. all this is reminiscent of soviet times when the legal system was unreliable. >> the family says the sense of powerlessness enrages them, and they really get down about it. there is only one thing that helps -- remembering the pleasant times they were lucky enough to have had here already. >> tens of thousands of europeans have been taking to the street regularly in recent weeks to protest against austerity measures imposed by their governments. i of france, portugal, and greece, people agree they cannot or will not tighten their belts any more. the spanish government, for instance, has been making big cuts in education, health, and social welfare, but at the same time, more people are losing their jobs and do not know how to pay for their food each day. one man has found his own way of making sure he does not need to rely on others for help. >> i am technical draug

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it is cooler off to the west, strasbourg only 40 degrees. i will have the detail on hourly forecast coming up. >> on board roads, most of our trouble spots are in maryland. rock creek park as a fallen tree. we're looking good in virginia with inbound 66 all the way to the beltway looks clear and 95 in maryland has a couple of accidents. powder mill road westbound of th w parkway has two accidents. >> it will be much busier before 1:00 this afternoon. the nationals of baseball's best record. -- have baseball's best record. >> john gonzalez is on the field at nationals park. >> good morning to put things in perspective, the last time last baseball team was in the playoffs was 1933. the movies or 25 cents per ticket. i got my seat and i am here in section 133 and i have my mitt. rowe a can't be best. it is a little weird to be here this early. this is the assistant general manager for the team. exciting year. >> it has been a lot of fun. we finally got the division wrapped up. >> as a fan, it is exciting to have a team that has finished with mo

how about some bryce harper striven strasbourg masks, just in time for halloween. >> may be confined swimming and googles. >> either way, we appreciate it. >> for continuing coverage of the nats division games you can find it on our website wjla.com. court's believe it or not, it is been 10 years since the d.c. sniper shootings began. john allen muhammed and lee boyd malvo started to terrorize the area before they were captured. brianne carter is live at the first sight of the shooting. >> the shootings began here in this weekend parking lot. a shooting spree that lasted three weeks. the first incident starting right here, filling it typified- year-old man, shot and killed in this parking lot. this really terrified and paralyzed many people in this area. there were too concerned to go out and do everyday tasks but for the courage to restore getting gas. john allen muhammed and lee boyd malvo shot 13 people, killing 10 of them. lee boyd malvo is behind bars of virginia's state prison. 10 years later, he is speaking and one on one exclusive interview with the washington post. he says h

i still think strasbourg should have pushed a game for us. >> where is the nattitude?e fans brought t. >> of course, i'm hope. you have to be hopeful always to the last out. >> reporter: after the game, tens of thousands of fans streamed for the gates and for metro. rail is definitely the transportation choice of most people coming down to the ballpark and back home again. have police and vfers are on the platform to keep things running smoothly. metro does not expect to have quite the same crush that the it had yesterday. yesterday, the game got out around 5:00 in the afternoon. 4: 07 game time means most fans will be coming down before rush hour begins and leaving after it or at the tail end of it. >>> thank you, melanie. >>> the orioles also have their backs against the wall after losing a heartbreaker against the yankees. the os led 2-1 in the ninth and then raul ibanez pick. hit for a-rod and blasted the game-tying home run. i hit the game winning homer in the 12th the yankees lead the series two games to one. they were almost there. it hurts. >>> a big change for

strasbourg was a strike shut down. and they wanted to limit his innings he was just a spectator.ht-nothing in the lead the series. with candlestick park they are favored with the new york giants. carl williams has bounced back. do you remember his fumble? with the giants winning field goal and kyle williams has come back. with returning kicks and the record-breaking performance. that is what the thing is with harbaugh. they did not give up. he lives to play another day. >> i'm not trying to do too much. everybody plays the role and it does what they have to do. they have something that we should have sole going into this year we do not want to leave anything left. to chants on the field. >> there is a new weight room. anything left -- to chance. >> with 10 days they come back with a 9000 square feet. including free weights, exercise. everything you need to get yourself in shape. the 49ers doing it first class. and the raiders had to looked at themselves in the mirror and say that the next is the atlanta falcons they are favored. knocking off the read scans. griffith knocking off