they were just people who were taken away at 3:00 in the morning. they were taken away in vans. i remember the swedish ambassador said to me, "it's just like the soviet union." they were taken... there they were taken away in bread vans, and here it was a very similar type of van. so they were taken to these places where they were routinely barbarously tortured, i mean, obscenely tortured. i hear things now. i learned this bit by bit, parcel by parcel, you know, the discovery that where the... you know, this place that looked like a garage was in fact a secret prison and a secret torture chamber. that this very handsome, beautiful building in the center of buenos aires, close to the major football statium in the middle of what is buenos aires' equivalent of the bois de boulogne, the beautiful palermo gardens, is this horrific place where they practice mind control, where they try to... and where they systematically murdered people by taking them away after they had decided that they were going to kill them. there was no trial or anything like that. and they were taken off in pla

it's taken by scuderi. ripped it back up the boards. it can be taken in stride by williams.to kopitar. back for williams again. chased off. puck played by williams to doughty. doughty a shot, the closed leg block that came from gionta. carter moves up with berm yea. he played it back in. behind to take it is scuderi. runoff by bernier. puck played by kopitar. marched ahead by brown. moves back in with williams. brown shouldered byine greene. meanwhile, it's taken along by carter. ripped out and all the way back down. no icing on this play. martinez there. run into by zubrus and around it comes for doughty. drew doughty, gold medal winning canadian olympian, sent that one long. marched back up by elias. moves in and fires. oh, and doing the splits on that. >> pierre: there was some room there will. >> mike: jabbed on by zubrus. punched but into traffic. it came right fourth henrique. then it's played by zubrus. another block in front of the net by stoll. taken on by henrique to the back. harrold the shot. that one deflected wide. he did not know where that one was coming from

it's taken by scuderi. ripped it back up the boards. it can be taken in stride by williams.to kopitar. back for williams again. chased off. puck played by williams to doughty. doughty a shot, the closed leg block that came from gionta. carter moves up with berm yea. he played it back in. behind to take it is scuderi. runoff by bernier. puck played by kopitar. marched ahead by brown. moves back in with williams. brown shouldered byine greene. meanwhile, it's taken along by carter. ripped out and all the way back down. no icing on this play. martinez there. run into by zubrus and around it comes for doughty. drew doughty, gold medal winning canadian olympian, sent that one long. marched back up by elias. moves in and fires. oh, and doing the splits on that. >> pierre: there was some room there will. >> mike: jabbed on by zubrus. punched but into traffic. it came right fourth henrique. then it's played by zubrus. another block in front of the net by stoll. taken on by henrique to the back. harrold the shot. that one deflected wide. he did not know where that one was coming from

has it taken place in the federal lands or where has it taken place? >> well, i think the blm and the public lands manager is a major contributor to the production of gas and oil. currently, we have about 85,000 producing wells in public lands. about 90% of which we do apply hydro logic fracturing to maximize the economic recovery of the resource. >> but when we talk about the increase, and there's been a huge increase, but most of it has taken place in the private second it has not taken place -- 96% of tore. it, by the way -- we have a slide that shows that. look at this. so if we're talking about the president saying, wow, look at what we have done. but 96% of it, the increase in u.s. oil production has occurred on nonfederal lands. this really has nothing to do with the administration. >> well, as i mentioned in my earlier comments, we have a variety of statutes that we have to address when we offer -- >> understandable. >> and in recent years, we've been much more measured. >> was this chart -- do you think this chart is correct? >> congressman, i

the pictures that you showed, when were those taken? >> i believe these pictures, i can find out specifically. these were taken after the initial inspection, after the work of the outside vendors was done. >> you need to speak into the microphone. >> you need to identify yourself. >> i am the owner of louie's california chinese cuisine at 646 washington street. [speaking foreign language] >> that was taken on february 27. >> one last question. in the previous hearing, the department went at great length to explain they had bilingual personnel at the inspections with a department. are you saying that the services, translation services were not provided? >> i am not saying the department did not have bilingual personnel. the department did and on different inspection dates, there was english speaking inspectors and there was bilingual speaking inspectors but they were attacked him. it was not someone who would translate both necessarily at the same time and when an abatement notice was issued, it was not issued in -- bilingually. the bran

that is the approach we have taken. we would be happy to talk to governor romney about how he sees that. >> with the immigration issue, you mentioned republicans in the house and senate are waiting for romney to take the lead on the position. we have seen headlines in the paper. when it comes to education, should these talks have started earlier? is it too late to be talking with his team about getting things rolling? has he been listening enough to you? >> you may recall that earlier, there was a somewhat heated competition to see to the republican nominee was going to be. no, i do not think so. it is not practical to have those conversations with 12 or 9 or however many candidates you have to start with. now, he is the nominee. it is important to start to have those discussions. we want to be able to work in conjunction with him to get things done. we have our own ideas. that does not mean we will adopt his ideas but we will work with him. >> if he is elected, and republicans keep control of the house and maybe the se

he was taken to shock trauma. police responded to west baltimore road and found a man who was shot in the abdomen. had serious injuries. -- he had serious injuries. >> another man had multiple gunshot wounds to the head. police are still investigating all three incidents. a man and woman were walking early saturday morning when a man approached them and ask for money. the man was shot in the head. he later died at the hospital. >> there was a stabbing on saturday night on lafayette avenue. a man was stabbed several times in the head. the man was arguing with another man. one man later died. it will been at her brother are both in custody. police found a shooting victim on west saratoga street. a man was shot several times in the head and back. he is in serious condition. desean bowman was found with a gunshot wound to the head on saturday morning. he was taken to johns hopkins hospital where he died. anyone with any information should call police. >> many are picking up the pieces from the latest round of severe w

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any health scare at this age has to be taken seriously.kingham palace, they'll go up onto the balcony. there will be a wave, the masses below, a fly-past from jets, famous planes that throughout her reign will fly overhead. and that will kind of wrap up the proceedings. it's been a fantastic four days and there's a sense here the country has really come together behind her over these period of celebrations but back to work tomorrow, lynn. >> folks, if you're watching this, these are live pictures coming out of london where the royal family is headed towards st. paul cathedral. annabel, you've been there for the last four days and you've been experiencing all these festivities, talking to people on the street. what are they saying? what's it like there? >> reporter: well, the atmosphere is really amazing. i mean, there is a real sense that the country is coming together to help the queen celebrate this landmark. she has actually recorded a television address that will be broadcast this evening uk time and we understand that in that she ackn

she claimed that her baby was taken by a dingo dog. few believed her and she was convicted of murder. the jacket was found at a dingo's den. was cleared, but suspicions and rumors remained. she sought to have dingos blamed. it was sometimes a lonely fight for her and her husband battling to clear their names. they have ruled once and for all that it was not them that did this. it was a dingo or dingos for the disappearance all of those years ago. mrs. chambers and held up the death certificate to prove her fight is at an end and that her name has been officially cleared. the case that brought tragedy, shame, and ultimately justice. duncan kennedy, bbc news. >> they're going ahead with a big rally in moscow despite being summoned for questioning just before the demonstration. she is at the protest in moscow. how many people are out there? what is the mood of this protest? >> there are around 20,000 people so far. the march itself started about three minutes ago. there was a long, white ribbon that was taken away the to the main square w

>>> and taken is a call to order one of the orders of the church. deacon's priests and bishops it has the remissions of around preaching and sharing the word and charity with a major focus on charity in serving the most needy and deacons often times going to the calling later in life and make be married. >>> that's different. give us a short introduction about what to do? >>> by chavis to coordinate the formation program so it's all about looking at the applicants their called to surf discerning whether they might be potentially deacons and then providing program information over and amounts to five years that includes course work and ministry both and parishes and the needy parts of the archdiocese. >>> i'm a coordinator of ministry and life for deacons and their wives. i watch over the assignment and transfers and the needs of anything that supports the ministry of the deacons all that crosses my desk and we have 68 active deacons in the archdiocese. we have another 10 who are retired and 12 living outside of the archdiocese. about 90 altogether a

wounded that's almost too much of a coincidence but i don't believe the law the the line that's being taken by many people here particularly in the political opposition but there are hundreds of syrian fighters among the allawi community in tripoli although there are hundreds of opposition fighters fighting the allo is when i have gone much to tripoli and i do it regularly and have done for the past year on the story although there are many people in tripoli who are syrian citizens their families are intermingled there are no syrian forces which i have ever seen up there nor for that matter foreign forces in tripoli i think there are lebanese fighting lebanese but is it dangerous yes is syria's problem spilling over it already has ok telephone can you want to enter the same question or you agree or disagree with robert on that. well why i needed the agree or disagree i mean we have to keep in mind that in lebanon there is a situation that there are two essential counterpose sources of thore one represented by the march fourteenth coalition which is basically supported by most . governments

the existing independent states taken the opportunity of the arab spring as a jumping point and with this syria case when we talk about d n n n n peace plane in play and it's being not steps all be clear that is just this stepping stone for validating setting the pretext for military intervention by the nato powers when how is it they just play and when one side this so-called opposition is funded and provided arms and beyond most of the while and. and and the syrian government has to defend itself and the it's becoming obviously clear that this peace plan is nothing but a r two p. the responsibility to protect style nato intervention as has happened in libya you're going to stay with lebanon here how is this is going to keep unfolding for lebanon because if we can see more pressure on assad to be removed by certain powers in the world and that's the western ghats some gulf countries here i mean is is lebanon going to be the staging ground into a staging ground in fact is will it destroy the country it's very fragile as i mentioned earlier in the program look a lot of the margin in t

two others were taken to area hospitals. officials say the operator of the catamaran has been charged with boating while intoxicated. firefighters in colorado are losing ground against the wildfire. it has already burned 120 square miles and bdestroyed 190 homes. authorities issued nearly 1000 evacuation notices last night. some residents had only returned home to their days earlier. duluth is getting more rain. up to 10 inches of rain fell earlier this week causing widespread flooding. officials say the damage might top $100 million. evacuees have been returning to their homes to start cleaning up. >> we have oceans of water coming across the road. >> that is as high as the water was. >> forecasters say the mississippi continues to rise because of flood runoff. that could cause additional flooding. wow. a big problem for sure. >> it is tough to complain about our three-day heat wave. it is still considered on the warm side today, but less humid. we have more interesting weather coming up in the next day or two here and arou

the man stabbed in a parking lot and taken no the hospital, where he later died. still waiting for police to release his name. about an hour and a half later, police called to a shooting along sumner road. a man shot at the berry farm recollect reration center during a basketball game. his condition not released. two men stabbed on gainesville street around midnight. officers brought canine units to the scene to look for clues. both men taken hospital, one in critical condition, no arrests in any of these cases and no

>> guest: sam rayburn was, at the time that picture was taken...u see, when i first went to the house, joe martin was the majority that first year. the republicans had taken control in the 1952 elections. and so joe martin was the speaker and mr. rayburn was the majority leader. but then the next... c-span: bill nolan. who was he? >> guest: bill nolan was the majority leader in the senate. c-span: if these four gentlemen were here today, would the senate be different than it is? >> guest: no. they wouldn't operate like they did today if they were here in the senate. c-span: how would they change? >> guest: well, the makeup of the senate has changed. when lyndon johnson was majority leader, the great issue of that day was the civil rights issue. and senator russell and the southern block constituted a homogeneous block. and all of the old confederate states of america were represented by democratic senators. c-span: did you respect this man? >> guest: oh the late senator richard russell. yes. i... c-span: why? >> guest: i did very much. because he w

it's taken by scuderi. ripped it back up the boards. it can be taken in stride by williams.to kopitar. back for williams again. chased off. puck played by williams to doughty. doughty a shot, the closed leg block that came from gionta. carter moves up with berm yea. he played it back in. behind to take it is scuderi. runoff by bernier. puck played by kopitar. marched ahead by brown. moves back in with williams. brown shouldered byine greene. meanwhile, it's taken along by carter. ripped out and all the way back down. no icing on this play. martinez there. run into by zubrus and around it comes for doughty. drew doughty, gold medal winning canadian olympian, sent that one long. marched back up by elias. moves in and fires. oh, and doing the splits on that. >> pierre: there was some room there will. >> mike: jabbed on by zubrus. punched but into traffic. it came right fourth henrique. then it's played by zubrus. another block in front of the net by stoll. taken on by henrique to the back. harrold the shot. that one deflected wide. he did not know where that one was coming from

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not go, he was picked up and put on an airplane and handcuffed, taken into sweden and taken to prison was as some point files are extradition warrant. as i said, he never really sees the light of day. >> on his show, julian assange asked rafael correa about the u.s. involvement in latin america. let's go to that clip. >> what to the ecuadorean people think about the united states and its involvement in latin america and ecuador? >> well, asevo morales says, the only country never to have a coup d'etat is the u.s. because it has not got a u.s. embassy. [laughter] in any event, i would like to say one of the reasons that led to discontent was the fact we cut all the funding u.s. embassy provided to the police. before and even a year after we took office, we took a while to correct this, before there were hot key units fully funded by the u.s. embassy -- there were he is fully funded by the u.s. embassy, chose by the ambassador and paid by the u.s.. >> michael ratner, your response? >> president rafael correa got rid of the u.s. military base and ecuador. dave wikileaks campbell talked a

and should be taken against this particular intruder. efforts will be redoubled to ensure that incidents of this nature do not recur. i preept repeat my apologies to blair and indeed to everyone else who was involved in the inquiry. >> mr. blair, may i move forward in time to 2009. were you aware from your personal interactions with mrs. brooks of the shift of support from labor and the person fiction of mr. brown to the conservatives in the person fiction of mr. cameron? >> i don't think i was actually aware that the shift was going to occur until it occurred. obviously there was a debate going on and obviously i hoped that news international would carry on supporting the labor government, but i don't think that i actually knew of the decision, as it were. >> so there was no discussion between you and mrs. brooks which would have gave you a prior indication that it might occur, is that it? >> certainly it was pretty obvious there was a strong debate going on within the organization as to what they were going to do. as i say, my position

there does have to be action taken. it seems like a violation would be so obvious it would be hard for the city not to enforce it. >> if i knew i would be here for the next 20 years, that would be one thing. we're being asked to make a decision that will set standards and impact the entire city over the next 20. that is part of what we're trying to figure out. the issue of whether we could find parties that would be privy to an agreement, i would be happy to work with your office. cpmc is entering into least one or more agreements with neighborhood associations. if that is happening, it might make sense to consider a broader way of doing this. i would certainly add to supervisor mar's comment. part of what we're trying to do is build the broadest community support for the product we believe will have significant impact on the city in the future. i would love to help figure out how we can get there. >> thank you. i have a request that we take a five minute short break. then we will come to public comment. we will lose th

it has taken off now. these are young guys who would have been gang members actually if they had not gotten together and did productive activities. they created backpacks with solar panels that are locally produced in haiti so kids with power up light sources so they can study at night. they are being used for streetlights, and much of haiti is being provided through solar packs. it's easy technology that would maybe decrease the energy demands in the region where we work in the developing word. we ourselves -- what happens when your cell phone goes down? it's like your life is over. we have to talk about efficient energy and talk about scientific and technological solutions to contain the energy consumption. >> that's a great answer. the only thing i would reinforce, the economic growth model that our country pursued with increasing wealth and what have you is actually the biggest gains are by adjusting our own lifestyle. i think that's what we really have to be looking at. >> and coming to the zero sum q

lorraine blanco where the investigation is underway and one woman was taken to the hospital, lorraine? >> reporter: livermore pleasant on it firefighters are still on the scene -- pleasanton firefighters are still on the scene and they tell us this is a total loss and a charred mess. the fire broke out here on pal mean know. one person was taken to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation and what you can't see how high the fire got. firefighters tell me the flames were shooting 30 feet into the air but pain page were here. they had to dig inside the ground and there is no word on the woman's condition and she was alert and talking when she was taken away last night. reporting live, lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also the search continues for a and in handcuffs. police say he ran from officers after a traffic stop and it involved dozens of officers on the ground and a chp helicopter. police say he raid -- he made the response and it is back open after the station was closed for more than two hours last night. witnesses say the man stepped off the platform as the

cautionary measures taken in other areas.his is harsh dealing with the iranians, they are an eye for an eye government and they will respond to this attack as they have in the past to others. and they may have already responded and we just don't even know it yet, but the fact of the matter is, they will return some kind of cyber attack to the united states and look what they've done with the israelis. they suspected the israelis killed some of their scientists and trying to kill israelis officials for the last four to five months. so the other thing that's so dangerous, is outing the double agent in yemen. can you imagine that? a person who has taken huge, courageous risks to expose himself and providing the information to us, at the same times' working for someone else. >> jamie: general, i can't imagine it. i can't imagine it. who is going to sign up to do that in the future? i assume that's your big concern is that we're limiting the ability for us to get that intel or use these tactics because now word is out. how can you

he was taken to the hospital where he later died. his name has not been released. >>> about an hour and a half later, police were called to a shooting along sumner road. a man was shot during a basketball game. his name and condition have not been released. >>> police say two men were stabbed along gainesville street around midnight. officers brought canine unitoots the scene to help look for clues. both men were taken to the hospital. we're told one of them is in critical condition. so far, there have been no arrests in any of these cases. >>> and a reminder playing chicken with a train is not a good idea. a 23-year-old man is hurt this morning following a run-in with a train in montgomery county. his girlfriend tells investigators he wanted to see how close he could get to the train at the randolph road crossing in rockville last night. he got too close when a csx train hit him. he was taken to the hospital with injuries to his leg and head. no word on his condition. >>> and this morning, police are looking for a convicted killer w

, families were taken apart, they were taken away from their churches where you know, the authentic which are you know the kind of worship that you can hear in black american churches today i think is one of our closest connections with how people actually lived in the 18th century. it's a tradition that's been carried on for a long time with the hugely strong musical tradition related in our popular music but you also had the sort of huge trauma of people being moved across the country in a variety of ways. tocqueville saw the slave market in new orleans. he saul this stuff that was going on as i say, he was concerned about it. and at the same time, he could hardly not but be impressed by the huge economic growth by the bustle and change, by the vigor of this somewhat disorganized very much decentralized but also vital and free and productive country. and he was eerily prescient about the future. as i said he foresaw the possibility of civil war but he thought the north could not subdue a south based on independence. which i as i look back was probably true when he will wrote. since the

there were taken to shock trauma. a woman and their brother remain in custody for a deadly stabbing. antonio madison was stabbed several times. police say madison got into an argument with a woman. no word of a suspect in a fatal shooting on saturday. was a robbery at pimlico road and virginia avenue. anyone with information should call city police. there was a stabbing attack. the male victim was treated for multiple stab wounds. no word as to a suspect or a possible motive. no word as to whether charges will be filed against a boy that police believe shot and killed his brother. police say michael szoke and his brother were doing yard work when the pair removed a gun from a neighbor's yard. they took the gun to a wooded area and somehow the gun discharge shooting alexander in the head. >> it was identified that he saw his brother fall. we were looking to see if we could see anybody in the area that was hunting or target practicing, to see if this was this random shot had come from. >> they determined it was not a ra

that no member of our team had ever taken a professional benefit from a trade union or trade? >> the prime minister will be relevant to the question. >> thank you very much, madam deputy speaker. every dollar collected by trade unions should be used for the benefit of members. that is my view. that is the labor view. i understand that the manager of opposition business is going to try and chuck around unsound allegations and smear come because he does not know anything about education or the working people are supporting them. if he has an allegation, he should put it. he should pretend that he has one concern about schools in this country. i have never seen him deliver any interest in what he is supposed to be doing in this parliament -- >> the prime minister will return to -- >> of course, madam doug peters speaker, that lack of care for working australians -- madam deputy speaker, the lack of care for iraq in australia's characterize as this opposition. >> the reason why standing orders must be debated is because the parliament has a right to know. why we should not have to

-- recorrected using photos taken and the community.tevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the third anniversary of the death of michael jackson. he died from cardiac arrest in 2009 after taking propofol and sedatives. conrad murray was fouled guilty in the death. >>> taylor hicks is coming full circle in las vegas. he launch an 8 week run on the vegas strip. ha decision in las vegas -- he auditioned in las vegas. >>> whether you love or hate your job, people are willing to give up certain things to work from home. 20% of people would forego free coffee. so what is bugging workers? number one for men, office baby showers. and for women it was -- they can't stand winers. >>> fire displaced a mother, daughter and grandmother. the fire department provided this video. it started about 9:20. it started in the kitchen. and no one was injured. >>> wildfire continues to rage in colorado. it burned 6 square miles since saturday. it prompted evacuation orders for 11,000. there is no word on when the fire will be contained but it could consume 5,000 m