the television center until his was assaulted on the night january fourteenth. the building seems within a short time is when his independent television. i know most. of you know we are being attacked why. give me if i can see is shots turmel science they have seized the sweeney as radio center. is an anchor for a state run t.v. channel. that live report was a moment of triumph for the young journalist but her moment of glory came with a price. i knew that they used access to break the dogs these patch has been left here as a reminder of those events. that night thousands of people resolve to stop the troops by acting as a human shield. in order for moscow said the troops were to fire blank shells. and get it was among the residents who protected the television center when the troops began firing and galileo was injured. yeah i think i managed to crawl away i thought that i had been able to get away from that town and have to roll my own and at that very moment my leg was caught between the caterpillar tracks and the sound came to holt. now the former bookkeeper

but management's attitude means that they have no option appeared >> @ television center in west londonthey were dumping a news programs. but services andrea, television, and website were affected. some -- but services on radio, television, and website were affected. some celebrity guests refused to cross the picket line. they say that no one should be forced to leave if they do not want to. practical. says that is not apologize force for -- the bbc said and to our audience for any disruption in services. ofi adams, directiodirector operations, said that they cannot commit to such a policy. they call the bbc's and stubborn and provocative with a the bbc license fee frozen, plans are drawn up for big cuts across the organization. that means more job losses and possibly more strikes. >> you are watching bbc news. in a firestorm of controversy over the u.k. telephone hacking scandal, two executives have resigned. at least 32 protesters have been killed during demonstrations against assad. in the global economy, it has been announced that there will be a summit next week in brussels to disc

and that was among the residents who protected the television center when the troops began firing and galileo was injured. yeah i think i managed to crawl away i thought that i had been able to get away from that town after all and at that very moment my leg was caught between the caterpillar tracks and the sound came to holt. now the former bookkeeper has to use a wheelchair and receives a disability grant. freedom was worth that sacrifice i have no regrets i believe it's my destiny by the demand i have. fourteen residents of vilnius died sacrificing their lives from if you ania's independence in one thousand nine hundred one. a new stage government launched a vigorous campaign against the soviet legacy a lot was built in that equated soviet symbols to nothing ones. nowadays mavin on the date not myself it republics for the victory of a fascist germany is seen as just another ordinary day by most of you eons. in lithuania made a name for it is no occasion for festivities yes some people here did fight for. a way that has nothing to do with it with russian politicians sometimes say we

. >> at television center, managers and some nonstriking stars worked on putting out news programs. >> the strikes are over compulsory redone dance si and the bbc monitoring center brought on the cuts. no one should be forced to leave if they don't to. the management says that's not practical. in a statement, the bbc says we apologize to our audience for any disruption of the services this may cause. industrial action may not be told the fact that the bbc is faced with a number of couple poll sorry redone dance si. lucy adams the direct for of operations said, no business of our size could commit to such a policy. they have criticized the bbc for refusing to use the conciliation service. it calls the bbc stunning and provocative. plans are being drawn up for big cuts across the organization which will mean more job losses and possibly more strikes. jim buchanan, "bbc news." >> you're watching "bbc news." our main headline in this hour, a little controversy over the phone hacking scandal. two key executives of rupert murdoch's empire have resigned. at least 32 protestors have been kill

television station rush is. probably a much larger profit center than fox news. i watch television i mean that's that's a big deal i wouldn't know the answer to that but i wouldn't be surprised if they own some some television stations in all the major markets here in d.c. l.a. new york the only couple be one of the original whistleblowers about news of the world back from several years ago sean hoare today was found dead apparently of suicide he apparently he's the guy who made the allegations about david cameron's press secretary being when he worked at news of the world one of the guys who was hacking phones and so now he's been vindicated he would have a book deal he would have a speaking tour ahead of him why would he commit suicide. you know i honestly wouldn't know and i wouldn't want to speculate on that i mean clearly you know suicide is a very tragic event and the man is reportedly had a drinking and drug drug problems. so it could just be a coincidence could be a coincidence and a terrible shame frankly because these you know he if he if he he did in fa

as well in president hugo chavez has given his first televised address since only the surgery. center second operation was carried out. as follows surgery on the tenth of june would probably abscess chavez said he was determined to accompany her on that is now on the way to full recovery. one of two french journalists freed after eighteen months enough to captivity release them as an exchange here involved in running prisoners and serve have also said several of its jail commanders have been freed from prison. all turns turning right take care of them with their colleagues in late two thousand while filming a remote mountains the afghan government has denied any prisoner exchange took place. or the u.n. tribunal has issued to arrest warrants in connection with murder two thousand thought of lebanon's former prime minister hariri officials say the warrants name for senior members of his well the group has denounced the tribunal and to take action against it he was killed along with twenty two others in the garden center. a bomb expert has come up hours. but the seven minutes you can se

correspondent david martin has been investigating and hi managed to get the first television camera ever into the pentagon's command center that defends against computer attacks. david also spoke to deputy secretary lynn about the information that's been lost. >> reporter: the joint strike fighter is the pentagon's high- priced ticket to air superiority for the 21st century. except four months ago the designs for that and other sophisticated weapons were stolen from defense industry computers by hackers-- 24,000 files in all. >> designs of satellites, u.a.v.s-- unmanned aerial vehicles-- cutting-edge military technology. >> reporter: is somebody out there robbing us blind? >> there are a lot of people out there taking a lot of information. >> reporter: lynn told cbs news the u.s. is still not sure who stole the data, although the most likely suspects are china and russia. but lynn is sure there is a mismatch between america's dependence on the technology of cyberspace... >> it drives our navigation, it drive ours targeting, it drives our communications. >> reporter: ...and its ability to defend against cyber attacks. >> t

fourteenth one thousand nine hundred eighty nine during a session of the congress center of even interview to kazakhs television the questions concerned the future of the semi-colon since guest sides in kazakstan it was a place when you clear weapons had been designated for decades sachar of demanded that the site be closed because the people who lived in this facility were paying too high a price for those nuclear tests. yeah right. that mankind will templates the critical period of history has these when we competed in inventing weapons of mass destruction it is a kind of examination and conscious as in say that a test of the ability to save the life of this wish it. was his last interview a few hours later satirise heart failed his friends the midterm team the previous day with deeply shocked. they had been no warning signs. thousands of people came to bid farewell to the academic sector of. any final year sachar of was drafting a new constitution for the country. but died before it was finished. many of those who had read sachar of early articles and his political supporters had lost their chance of meeting

covering for you today but his wedding present to the chavez has his first televised address it's on the growing emergency surgery. center the second operation was carried out to a group of tensors it follows surgery on the tenth of june to remove a public abscess said he was determined to overcome his battle and is now on the way to full recovery. china is celebrating once you've served it's really communist party which is also down just its. top officials are attending a grand ceremony in central beijing thousands gathered to mark the day when i say she first heard it as a small group of intellectuals and now presides over the world's second largest economy so-called red tourism is flourishing today so places linked to china's communist history have become a pilgrimage for visitors. one of two french journalists freed after eighteen months in afghan captivity believes there was an exchange deal in holding money in prisoners it's all about have also said several of its jail commanders have been freed from prison t.v. reporter and his countermand were taken along with afghan colleagues in late two thousand and nine filmi

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center. >>> millions of people around the world watched the space shuttle launch on television, including dozensf people who flocked to the nasa ames field to watch it on the big screen. while the mood was bittersweet, there was an optimistic feeling for the future of spaceflight. >> sad to say that it's over now, but there will be new things coming. >> we already have scientists working on mars experiments. we have scientists here thinking about going asteroids and what we can find there. >> in fact, the president has said he believes we will land a mission to mars by 2030. >>> a deadly fall by a baseball fan last night is still on the minds of many including the texas rangers' organization. team president and hall of famer nolan ryan offered his remarks today while confirming the death of 39-year-old shannon stone. stone fell from the stands while going after a baseball during thursday's game between the rangers and the as. >> as an organization and as our team members and our staff, we're very heavy-hearted about this, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. >> major league basebal

television arts. so they've got the polo match tomorrow and on sunday they will visit an art center for disadvantagedon l.a.'s skid row. >> thank you, gina. >>> marsha says when a burglar ransacked her bedroom, the thief made off with the container holding the ashes of her late mother. she said she was planning to spread the ashes along her mother's favorite hiking trail. >> to me, the value is not monetary, i just want it back. i don't want her dumped by the wayside. i'm hoping whoever did this and came in the house and robbed me, you know, has soon discovered that is no monetary value to them, and that they would hopefully try to return her. >> she says her neighbor's home was also burglarized on the same day. if you have any information about either of those break-ins, call the concord police. >>> californians have sought to protect their redwood forest from logging and other threats creating national, state and local redwood parks. but now these refuges are facing a new threat, climate change. doug mcconnell has that tonight. >> we want to understand how redwoods respond to climate, because that'

from the barrio to center stage, giving some adorable kids a reason to dance. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. the tears flowed freely in norway today as a nation is shocked and saddened by friday's bombing and shooter massacre searched for comfort on a day of mourning. the death toll stands at 93. most of them kids, teenagers, trapped on a tiny island that a gunman turned into his personal killing ground. rarely do we get into the mind of a confessed mass killer so soon after such a horror. tonight, however, the man who police say admits to the attacks is talking. but, sadly, his words may only add further trauma to a hurting nation. nbc's martin fletcher has new details from oslo tonight. martin, good evening. >> reporter: hi there, lester. chilling, racist picture of a confessed killer is emerging from his own writings. he wanted to bring about a revolution that would end a centuries-old muslim nation of europe. united in grief. norway's prime minister called friday's bomb and shooting attacks a national tragedy. in oslo, 17th century cathedral today, king harold and queen

our television cameras have been following the rebuilding of the world trade center site for many monthsng astounding progress. especially at the future 9/11 memorial and museum. organizers using items to help tell the story of 9/11. the arrived this week a cross that a construction worker discovered standing among the wreckage of the twin towers. ♪ ♪ >> shepard: it was found in the twisted steel and rubble of the world trade center. many working on the pile. first searching for survivors and then for victims. say they found peace in its existence. in october of 2001, it was blessed by father brian jordan. >> many heros still live here and shall continue to work here god with be us forever and ever amen. >> one of the questions that was asked that day is where is god in the midst of all this horror and atrocity. i think for the people who saw that cross, it wasn't that god was in the cross but it was a center of presence of god in the midst of that strategy and the presence of god was all those people who gave of themselves in heroic action, trying to rescue people that day and also in t

down on the bottom there in the center, that's washington, d.c., where people are glued to the television sets. then in the upper right hand corner in new york. people cheering on usa, cheering on japan, while it is tied up now, 2-2, japan and usa women's world cup final in frankfurt, germany. of course, just down the street from that restaurant or pub in washington, d.c., at the white house with our first family, they, too, are watching the game. here's some of the first official white house photographs just released here showing the president, first lady and daughters saw shsha and malia transfixed. some snacks there, too. watching the game just like everybody else. glued to the sets. in case you're wondering, apparently the obamas are watching the game in the treaty room. part of the private residential portion of the white house. again, 2-2. overtime. japan and usa. we'll keep you posted. >>> all right. casey anthony now out of jail. and right now still out of sight. we'll get the latest live from orlando. >>> plus, find out if first lady michelle obama did earlier this week that has

we'll be switching the nasa television satellite back down to the kennedy space center shortly for the start of the post-launch news conference in about 5 minutes at 12:10 central time, 1:10 eastern time. once again the nasa associated administrator for space administrations will be participating in that news conference joined by the director of the kennedy space center bob cabana, mike moses the shuttle launch integration manager and mike line back the shuttle launch director. again atlantis's payload bay doors now open. ago for on-orbit operations by flight director robert jones everything going fine in atlantis' final flight into space. [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] [no audio] >> with today's final launch of the space shuttle we turn the page on a remarkable period of america's history in space. all beginning the next chapter in our nation's extraordinary story of exploration. from the early exploits of daniel boone, robert clark and robert perry and alan shepherd and john glenn, bold enough to imagine new worlds, ingenuous t

nbc-tv television anchor and correspondent and founding president of the women's media center. she is executive producer of the pbs documentary what i want my words to do to you which won the freedom of expression award at the sundance film festival in 2003. carol jenkins enjoys an award winning tenure in several new york city news department including 23 years that w. nbc tv where she coanchored the 6:30 p.m. newscast. she was most identified with reporting of national political stories including from the floor of the democratic and republican national convention that yielded president carter, reagan, bush and clinton. give a round of applause to carol jenkins. [applause] >> next up we have dr. julianne malveaux, author of surviving and thriving 365 black economic history. she is the fifteenth president of college for women leaders' unrecognized for progressive observation. she is an economist, author and commentator and described by dr. cornell west as the most iconoclastic public intellectual in the company. doctor malveaux's contributions to the public dialogue on race, cul

base their schedules around programming on television you have the internet now where everything is on demand and with the internet there's a lot less centered censorship so you get this very raw news coverage and even rob programming on you know on other topics without having to worry about scheduling without having to worry about whether or not it's going to be on demand i think that you know the internet is taking over so many different industries and the news industry is just one of them and i think that's why the young turks has been successful and i think that's why you see all of these alternative media outlets popping up all over the all over the place online i mean to be honest with you he'd just give you one example tosh point zero is a wildly successful television show but why is it wildly successful because of content that he finds online online content is not something that can be compared to television but do you still think because when i was a wildly successful television show do you still think that television is that ultimate goal to reach or is the internet really the wave of the future where you can stay and be happy ther

centers. >>> still no solution to the debt crisis. but with the clock ticking the debate went live this evening on national television. as karen kaifa reports, democrats and republicans each have their own plans and as the president said this evening, compromise seems to be a dirty word. >> reporter: president obama reenforced the potential dangers if the debt is not raised by next tuesday august 2nd. >> we would risk sparking a deep economic crisis. this one caused almost entirely by washington. >> reporter: the president addressed the nation and his political opponents in prime time and how speaker john boehner delivered a rebuttal. >> the situation is that the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants another blank check. this is not going to happen. >> reporter: this showed that the dualing party still stood pretty far apart. >> by protecting medicare, medicaid and social security and providing a long term extension of the debt ceiling of the markets they are looking for. >> doesn't deal with the biggest drivers of our deficit and our debt and that would be entitlement programs. >> reporter: presi

centers. >>> still no solution to the debt crisis. but with the clock ticking the debate went live this evening on national television. as karen kaifa reports, democrats and republicans each have their own plans and as the president said this evening, compromise seems to be a dirty word. >> reporter: president obama reenforced the potential dangers if the debt is not raised by next tuesday august 2nd. >> we would risk sparking a deep economic crisis. this one caused almost entirely by washington. >> reporter: the president addressed the nation and his political opponents in prime time and how speaker john boehner delivered a rebuttal. >> the situation is that the president wanted a blank check six months ago and he wants another blank check. this is not going to happen. >> reporter: this showed that the dualing party still stood pretty far apart. >> by protecting medicare, medicaid and social security and providing a long term extension of the debt ceiling of the markets they are looking for. >> doesn't deal with the biggest drivers of our deficit and our debt and that would be entitlement programs. >> reporter: presi