>> the ap and vietnam we had vietnamese photographers. they were vietnamese from the military and accepted within the vietnamese communities. because of their determination and the eagerness with the american troops also, how do you feel with of military? how did you get along? civic we have no trouble. a great bid will come from media. to say to take my picture i would travel everywhere. i took a lot of pictures but i never had trouble. >> but julie's commons really resonated they get to like you and you enjoy be around them. it was said at the time the press and of military were fighting each other that they would never have the press back but at what level of the political level or the white house level the pentagon brass was not happy to see the stories. why were they not happy? not because they were inaccurate but to say you can do anything you like as long as it is true. make one mistake, we will get you. but they said they want the truth. but the truth hurts the kennedy and johnson and nixon did registration. and they were prevailin

[applause] and with the ap 30 years to julie jacobson and. [applause] and avid photographer covering pretty much everything. embedded buildable times with forces and santiago lyon irresponsible for the global reporting and a photo editors world wide to produce it. a huge nick ut boarded vietnam's. [applause] joint ap in saigon at the age of 14 after his brother was killed covering some of war. he is known for its the iconic photo brad the naked badly burned from the misdirected air raid and had won a pulitzer prize. and impressive panel of journalists that are collected in and some small parts in of this book please give a warm welcome of the to the photographers of the associated press. [applause] >> we will run through some pictures that we will open it up [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [applause] one -- clearly an extraordinary selection of images from the focus of the war of the knowledge we are gathered to talk about this evening. it would be good to put this into context with the ap histor

some of the greatest names in the war correspondents staffed the ap bureau, malcolm browne, peter arnett, mick mcgeorge esther, antiatoms just to name a few. the total coverage from the vietnam war constitutes more than 25,000 images. now almost the 50th anniversary of the war, the eps to get the first collection to tell the story of the conflict in vietnam. the book of "vietnam: the real war," which of course i'm blocking, is a photographic history by the associated press is a collection of 300 of these images. we are thrilled to fight to have some of the vietnam correspondence and joining us as well as current photographers who've covered the modern-day war to talk about the images from vietnam. the air to the surprise when a correspondent peter arnett who covers the vietnam war. [applause] for ap for 13 years. julie jacobs -- of jacobson who has covered everything from the olympic to the wars and has been indicted multiple times in iraq and afghanistan santiago lyon. [applause] director of photography for the associated press responsible for the global photograph reporting and the hun

you know, the ap had withheld publishing the story for three years. and in previous instances the administration was able to give to our public, temporal arguments for why we could not at that point publish the story. >> has the government done enough to get him out of iran or where he might be? >> the family is exasperated. they want bob home. we certainly have been for years talking with u.s. government insiders who have tracked down leads, such as they were, who have tried to jump-start negotiations. typically in vain. has the government done enough? over the last three years, diplomacy has stalled. they have absolutely no leads on how to get bob home. >> do you think, given all the investigating you've done, we have not seen any evidence that he's alive since 2011. do you think he is alive? >> we don't know. no one knows. the government has to imagine, in the absence of evidence, or proof that he's dead, they have to imagine, and operate, under the auspices that he's alive. we just don't know. certainly, in the photos, in the video, that the famil

the ap says the reason it moved forward with the story is this.government's request because the u.s. government said it had promising leads to bring him home, yet nothing has happened for six and a half years. and it's ex-strikely likely that by now the people know of his ties of the cia. now the source involved in the matter agree that after so long of being in captivitity, that his captures more than likely he no that he was working undercover. in an exclusive interview with cnn's christiane amanpour in september, here is what was said about him and two others held in ir ir iran. >> translator: is he an american who has disappeared. we have no news of him. we do not know where he is. we are willing to help. and all the intelligence serves in the region can gather together to find his wear about about thes and we're willing to cooperate on that. >> this is the same thing they've been saying since the beginning about this. a levinson family spokesman tells me about the risk created by the story and praying for his safety. all they say, is they wan

it's also the second had a c ap the commission wants to make communities in the countryside stronger and more sustainable to targeted investment creating new long term employment opportunities austrian nep it has been coasting to a still from a farming town in his column and shot the report on the rural development aspects of the ap. she explained how she thinks the commission's proposal can be strengthened i think it's very important to point out that the new development once the sauce approach on the show. we also want to. what did they tell are matched to create new atheists how to make schools that teach how to make yet coming back to my kicking my list. and then this automotive want to find and they could pick which one or two piece band the frames look like too much notice opposing agriculture and rural life that is at the heart of the dpp station for a dynamic and striking countryside and to operate the commission's proposals. i generally a step in the right direction towards consolidating them. more information on which policies and activities please visit our website ppp gro

the friends tell the ap he never win to the jail because at the time south african officials decidede was nose memory fit to stand trial. instead he went to an institution for more than a year. last week the interpreter told the ap he has schizophrenia, he was hallucinating and saw angels during mandela's memorial service. the south african officials are investigating how he ended up on the stage. now the south africa unveiled a mandela statue in prierer publih pretoria, the unveiling comes after ten dives mourning for the former south africaian president who died at the age of 95. >> a huge decision against the nsa. a federal judge has ruled today that the program that collects american's phone records violates our constitution. specifically the ban on unreasonable searches. more on what that ruling means in a moment. the white house is dismissing the idea of offering the nsa leaker ed snowed an diehl deal that would allow him to return to america and avoid criminal charges. >> our position has not changed on that matter. at all. and what i can tell you is that mr. snowden has been

it's also the second had a c ap the commission wants to make communities in the countryside stronger and more sustainable to targeted investment creating new long term employment opportunities austrian nep elizabeth coasting to a self promoting comment on the lake is parliament shot the report on the rural development aspects of the ap. she explained how she thinks the commission's proposal can be strengthened i think it's very important to point out that the new development potty seat soft approach on the show. we also want to. what did they tell are matched to create new atheists how to make schools that teach how to make yet coming back to my keeping my list. i am this all in on who wants to find and they could pick each. toothpaste and a strange look like too much notice. supporting agriculture and rural life that is at the heart of the dpp station for a dynamic and striking countryside and to operate the commission's proposals. i generally a step in the right direction towards consolidating them more information on which policies and activities please visit our website ppp group

>> i won't speak for the ap. >> you don't work for them anymore. u work at "the washington post." >> i will speak for matt. we are for leaning out reports who believe secrets shouldn't remain secrets. we are skeptical when the government make an argument that you will put this in harm's way. >> one half of the reporting team on the story for the associated press. thank fist are coming out. >> thank you. >> a deep dive behind the budget. what it does and does not accomplish. a major shake-up in north korea. kim jung un takes out the family member who is second in command. looks like a mafia hit. how many times has the house passed the annual budget resolution with more than 332 yes votes? the first person will get the on air shout out. [ male announcer ] a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, this can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain and improve daily physical function so moving is easier. because

. >> now why on earth would the ap go ahead and release this? may not bode well for the man who ultimately wants to get out. >> as you explained, it had the information, finally documented in 2010. and yet, the ap felt that the government was not -- kept saying we'll find him, we've got promises leads, please hold back. but because of that, and in addition to what sources tell me and what the ap is reporting, that because they believe the captures already know by now -- >> they do? they have some reason to believe that the iranians know they've got a cia guy? >> with near certainty according to my sources an according to what the ap reports as well. there's near certainty that they must know by now. >> and we're several years since we've heard anything. >> it's unclear where he is even now and what his condition is. it's obviously a very delicate situation. >> and the new president says i don't know what you're talking about, i don't know this man or his whereabouts. >> that's been the position of the iranian government as well. >> and keep us p

the ap reports the cia paid the levinsohn family $2.5 million to avoid a lawsuit. three veteran analysts were forced out of the agency, and seven others disciplined. the national security council responded to the story saying the u.s. government strongly urged the ap not to run this story out of concern for mr. levinsohn's life. the a.p. said the decision to publish was a difficult one, but, quote, we have concluded that the importance of the story justifies publication. as for his family, they say he has dedicated himself to serve the u.s., but the u.s. government has "failed to make his life the priority it should be." >>> the $400 million jackpot will be the second largest prize up for grabs in mega millions history and fifth largest in megamillions history. there have been no winners since october. when it comes to odds ticket buyers have a better chance of being struck by a comet or meteorite than picking all six numbers. i prefer the six numbers. >>> it has been nearly a year since the tragic shooting in newtown, connecticut. in that time, support for new gun

fox moved up their planet of the apes sequel to the date that fast and the furious 7 was scheduled to come out. it's kind of a premature gesture because universal said that they are delaying the production of it, rewriting some stuff hopefully to maybe give paul walker's character a more graceful exit from the series. but they haven't moved entirely off that date. so right now you have these two movies that are kind of sticking there and fox may be forced to actually move the planet of the apes sequel back because there is no guarantee that universal is not going to steam forward and make that production date. > >you'll keep us up to date. thank you erik. just ahead will a move to the s&p make more people like faceboook. chart talk is next. it could be the end of the run to $1000 for mastercard. that stock is headed for a split. matt cavanaugh of cmz trading joins us. good morning matt. > >good morning. > >this stock is getting a lift from the split already. would you want to own this stock at this current level? > >i think the stock has had a great run. it's up about 60% for the year

i hope we get to the point soon where the discussion shifts from why did the ap run the story to how do we make sure the kcia canner in do this again and why weren't the government being straight with us for so many years. >> sometimes the ethics issues are a distraction from the point of the story. >> we should be having the ethics conversations and this platform is the right one for those but i hope other people start to raise questions of the u.s. government and say does this still happen? could this happen to another american citizen today and if they did what would they do dimple. >> katherine carroll senior editor at the associated press joins us by phone from new jersey. i'm hoping you can tell us what the decision process was up until the story being published, why did you decide to publish now? >> as matt said it was a long and very complex set of discussions over a period of time always with bob refbson at the top of our minds. the story was complete some time ago. >> it read it had been waiting around for a while. >> i think waiting around -- listen, one of the things we k

i think the ap made the wrong call. there's no larger revelation in this story beyond one man's works spying on america and it may well have endangered his life. send me a tweet about this show as we do every week. we'll read the best messages at the end of the program. >>> up next, al sharpton, bill o'reiley and a stunning case of misleading editing. that's next. >>> new concerns today over oba obamacare. healthcare.gov was shut down for repairs again last night. health and human services say due to more backend website errors, 15,000 applications submitted through online exchanges never made it to insurers. .now those americans may not be approved for coverage come january 1st. across the atlantic, a final farewell to nelson mandela. the casket of the anti-apartheid leader was laid to rest in an elaborate state's funeral. thousands of people gathered for the service, including world leaders and civil rights activists and one last sendoff for a man who helped unify his country and free millions. >> there are few things

i think the ap made the wrong call. there's no larger revelation in this story beyond one man's works spying on america and it may well have endangered his life. send me a tweet about this show as we do every week. we'll read the best messages at the end of the program. >>> up next, al sharpton, bill o'reiley and a stunning case of misleading editing. that's next. helped unify his country and free millions. >> there are few things more insidious in television than misleading editing. some parties are both sides are guilty of that. i've seen few cases as egregious as al sharpton and bill o'reiley. >> nelson mandela -- i've spent some time in south africa. he was a communist, this man. he was a communist, all right? >> this is not -- >> but don't you wonder where it was in south africa? it wasn't like he was hanging out in soweto, bill o'reiley. >> it turns out mandela was briefly a communist. but that's not the point. to see what sharpton did on his msnbc program, let's take a longer look at what bill o'reiley actually s

at the time the story didn't meet its standards. apicials aren't saying whether the obama administration asked them to delay the story until a after the announcement that john kerry had struck a deal with tehran. the ap got the same request. and get a whiff of this. the denver post has been looking for a weed editor, with colorado having legalized the selling and smoking of small amounts of pot, the paper is creating a website for recreational marijuana use. no word on how much firsthand research is required. >> and if it is, you can't do it at your job, because you can't come in drunk or you can't come in, this was in the memo, actually smelling of weed. and they're also hiring a pot critic and a potted advice colu nis. >> they say they're on the forefront of an international story. there is some merit to thark but come on. >> does this fall in the category of certain fringe benefits of being a journalist? that's it for this edition of media buzz. hope you're having a good thanksgiving weekend, let's continue the conversation on twitt

the u.s. publicly described him as a private citizen on private business. as "apwho had zero authority to one spy operations. as they described it, it was an extraordinary breach of the most basic cia rules. well, the ordeal prompted a shakeup inside the cia. officials aren't sure if leinson is alive or dead. pete williams, and michael isikoff. first, you, pete. what do we know? >> well, i think what the "ap" story says is accurate. a lot of people confirmed the essence of it. we now know why he was there. we also now know what happened -- >> what was he looking for? >> he was going to try to find out information about whether iranian officials were skimming the profits from oil sales and to get some information for the cia on what would happen or some speculation or some analysis on what would happen if sanctions were further tightened. we had known he disappeared but didn't know what he was up to. there are several strands to this. one is the fact the people who were managing him were not in the director of operations, they were in the analysis. they weren't cle

florida who has been active in trying to bring him home, one of his constituents called off the head of the ap yesterday and urged them strongly not to run the story as did the white house itself, white house chief of staff, dennis mcdonough, the ap -- senator nelson says the ap told him erp they were running the story because they believed bob levin son was dead and it was okay to run the story. senator nelson doesn't believe that and people in the u.s. government and family don't believe that. so yes, there's going to be a lot of questions about the decision to publish the story but that said, now that it's out, i did speak this morning with the lawyer for the levin son family who says genie is out of the bottle and lawyer confirms the essence of this, bob levinson was there in iran on a mission for the cia, hired to look into oil skimming by iranian officials and done by people in the analysis division of the cia. they do not run ops, it was an unauthorized mission, rogue operation. >> michael, a portion of the associated press statement in defense of this decision from kathleen carroll, th

. >>> auburn head coach gus malzahn was named college coach of the year by the ap. >>> the heat prevail in an overtime thriller. atlanta had the lead in the fourth when lebron james gets three. knee in the face of paul millsap. take it to overtime. atlanta leads again. miami's michael beasley nailing crucial free-throws. heat win it 121-119. >>> the knicks get victory over orlando. melo might be playing christmas day. >>> american took ninth place. he is currently third overall in the world cup. >>> to hockey. phoenix and buffalo tied in overtime. the puck flies up in the air. where does it go? i hate when it happens. he doesn't know it. he turns around -- >> is that a goal? >> it's a no goal because the puck passes -- >> that's one way to do it. >> he didn't know what was happening. buffalos win 2-1. >>> high schooler dunks over two 6'8" guys there. >> i thought maybe there was a trampoline there but he is just doing this. >>> and terrell owens expressing his love/hate relationship with philly fans. >> i had a love/hate relationship with philly. i loved the food. >> you suck, t.o.! >>

the families. it was an "associated press" lawsuit that made this happen. in all of ap's news stories, they started adding this particular sentence at the end of the news stories. the ap will review the content and determine what will meet the standards for publication. the ap's own published standards say without a compelling reason to do so they will not publish obscenities, profanities, or vulgarities. obscene, vulgar, and profane are in the eye of the beholder. if you just take the common dictionary definition, obscene, offensive to morality or decency. you can see the weight of the decision that will come down on all of our heads tomorrow morning, right? this is the decision. this is the judgment call. is the content of those tapes, the audio recordingings of the calls for help made during the master of those first graders, is the content of those tapes, the sound of the pleas for help going to increase public understanding of that incident so much that it outweighs the offense to morality and decentiof putting them on display? our press is a free press, and nobody t

planet of the apes was awesome. theaters as much anymore since i moved into the suburbs. i stayed home and watch movies on netflix or itunes. rise of the planet of the apes was one of those movies where i thought i would watch it and see how it was and it really was surprising in a positive way. howre you thinking about they look on the big screen or do you think about the small screen when matt miller sitting there eight hours straight? >> the big screen. >> it naturally translates over. >> it gets harder with 3-d, i'd imagine. >> it does. the physics behind it, all the detail has been completely correct. >> do you like 3-d? i get a headache wearing the glasses. i think people have started to opt for the 2-d films. >> i enjoy it because i like the immersive experience of it. >> those glasses, i cannot get into them. >> we asked the twitter question today what it takes to get people like me off the couch and into the theaters. "a certain degree of awesomeness." bringing rachel mcadams and is a good move. >> has she

a good idea not to download the weather ap, but follow the meteorologists on twitter as we head into the weekend. next time you see me, we will look at the next seven days. >> sounds like it's really raining. a heads up with track work on all lines. the arlington station closes tonight at 10 and stays closed all weekend. if you are riding the b line, you could take a bus. meanwhile work could have you waiting up to 20 minutes. everything should be back to normal by monday morning. in less than 24 hours, you will have new transportation options. for the first time, marc will offer service. it will cost $7 to travel from union station to station in baltimore. $6 from union station to bwi airport and $5 to go to o donton. weekly and monthly passes will be accepted. today is our second day of our 12 days of giving. even day we are spotlighting a different organization in our area that is making a difference. we are talking about the business and professional foundation and what they do. thank you both for coming. >> good morning. >> the foundation does a lot for all women, but tell us wh

the national security council responded to the most recent article writing in part, we regret that the ap would choose to run a story that does nothing to further the cause of bringing him home. the investigation into mr. levenson's disappearance continues and we remain committed to finding him and bringing him home safely to his family. the cia paid his family more than $2 million in a lawsuit and at the time multiple analysts either fired or disciplined. heather, back to you. >> elizabeth, live from washington. thank you. >>> and ex illinois governor gets his last shot of freedom today. lawyers are asking a three-judge panel to toss out his convictions, an attempt to sell president obama's old senate seat. he began serving that 14-year prisons sentence in 2012. >>> nancy pelosi's blunt message to democrats, embrace the suck, her quote. saying that to her party yesterday telling them the bipartisan budget deal must be passed. the budget plan easily cleared the house yesterday during the vote even with opposition from some conservative members. the senate is expected to pass it next week.

i mean the ap makes a good point, for seven years there's been no progress. ericans held or have been held in the country before. there's a former american marine held in iran, hekmati, accused of being a spy. you remember the case of a journalist. you remember the american hikers in iran released three years ago, accused of being spies. within a story like this gets out there and gets confirmed that that gives the iranian government ammunition for these kinds of accusations with many of these people that are baseless accusations. that's a real fear. it's a real sensitivity. >> yes. and worth noting yet again, is he now the longest held american hostage in history. it doesn't seem like this can help his case at all. >> that's right. you know, the iranian government still has not acknowledged that he is in fact in their custody. on the good side, speaking to these -- i spoke to another family the other day, the family of an american pastor who's held in iran accused of trying to overthrow the government. really another baseless charge. there's hope now in the w

as the proposed project is directly adjacent to the historic property or resource within the ap e but within the boundaries or boundaries there is no potential for the project to have an adverse effect on the site. in the report before you the design of the property project is sensitive to the district that retains the integrity of the project. the project is inconsistent with the sandy for and as it relates to new construction adjacent to historic properties. in addition 9 archaeology consensus also concluded that the project has any prehistoric deposits and there's a low sensitive at the for the resource to be provided in the resource code. with that, i conclude my staff report and representatives which the project are here to answer questions. i'm available for any questions you have >> thank you does the sponsor have a presentation? yeah. thank you >> the architect unusually does that that are i'm mark i'm oh, great, thank you. principle emerald fund we're the developers in the project. the project was entitled in may of, 2013. we are getting and applying for hud insured construct

the seminoles are number one in the ap poll for the first time since 2000. ohio state moves to second, auburn is third and mizzou hangs on to fifth. >>> olympic skier lindsay von has decided to delay knee surgery to train and compete in the sochi olympics. best of luck to her. >>> and in hockey the 20-year teddy because toss tradition was in full swing. of course, check it out. that started the launch of over 25,000 stuffed bears that flew on to the ice. the bears are donated to charity for children. that is quite a sight. can you imagine a kid being in the midst of all of that, going, wait a second, i want one of those. >> that's almost dangerous. >> you think? >> it's all for a good cause. >>> just ahead, fire and ice tess box office and pretty big thanksgiving records get shattered. we're going to have details next. >>> welcome back on this monday morning. hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. the weather has really turned. we were so cold last week, and now it's warmed up. look at the 70s and 80s across the deep south. all the stormy weather this wee

the seminoles are number one in the ap poll for the first time since 2000. ohio state moves to second, auburn is third, and mizzou hangs on to fifth. >>> olympic skier lindsey vonn has decided to delay knee surgery from an injury two weeks ago, so that she can continue training and compete in the sochi olympics. >>> and in hockey, the 20-year teddy because toss tradition was in full swing for the calgary hitmen. of course, check it out. patakin scored the first goal of the game. that started the launch of over 25,000 stuffed bears that flew on to the ice. the bears are donated to charity for children. >>> just ahead, fire and ice at the box office, and some pretty big thanksgiving records get shattered. we're going to have details next. >>> welcome back, hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend. the weather cooperated for the most part, anyone doing any traveling. now we get to the interesting stuff. december is when we start to get some considerable storms heading towards the pacific northwest. even into california. california looks relatively safe. but thi

>> planet of the apes. >> it was different. >> have i to say i saw "planet of the apes" and the ending is so good with charl ton these stone. >> "evil dead" was good. >> it has to be a new flavor and a new take instead of trying to pay tribute and it is a fresh start. >> i'm sorry but "arthur" was great. me and russell brand. >> you like the remake? >> i didn't even like the original of "arthur." i don't like liza minelli. >> it was the feel good movie of the year. >> coming up on the -- do you have comments on the show? e-mail us. got a video of your animal doing something 1234* click on submit a video. coming up, windshield wipers. my story. test. test. test. test. test. >>> andy will be on "the real story" on tuesday at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. a new "red eye" returns tomorrow with ellison basher -- barber. >> e block. the last story. that's the last story. >> they are wiping out the wiper. the british car company mcclaren will replace technology with something i don't understand. the chief designer tells the sunday times that it is based on fighter plane technology that uses high fr

our staff did a lot of outreach but having the staff and resident here adds to her leadership at the ap i for really going door to door and bring people here. i wanted to give my hangz i thanks to jackie back there and the apr i team who made accident residents come out. that partnership that is important. we plan to work with ap i going forward and i want to acknowledging that (clapping) and i think commissioner king did an excellent job in expressing what this department did. this next presentation is an example of the type of individual that work at the department. those amazing leaders who are engaged in san francisco and are doing, you know, amazing leadership. keith is one of the folks who have helped with the department. outreach is handing you a piece of but keith changed hearts and minds and its people like them i him that have the ability to make things happen. i want to give you his attention and so, please join me in welcoming keith >> thank you for a that great introduction intermonth good evening. i'm keith. i'm honored to be here representing a great program. environment

the ap in its own statement says they don't know what affect this is going to have but they felt they should go ahead with the story because of the misconduct by the government here, the cia especially. but because the u.s. doesn't know where he's being held or who is holding him, whether it's some part of the government, whether it's some other part of the government or nongovernment holders, they just don't know. so it's very hard to know what effect this would have. the consensus, i think, though not the unanimous feeling was that these stories would do more harm than good. the family apparently doesn't see it that way. >> thank you so much, pete. thank you very much. >> you bet. >> people are feeling wintry weather now around the world. secretary of state john kerry was welcomed on his trip to israel with a new england-style winter storm. weather forecasters are calling snowfall in israel historic. the most jerusalem has seen in december at least in 60 years. that's pretty extraordinary. in the u.s. from the mississippi to maine, states are bracing for a winter wallop. expected to

the charter law requires that in order to be renewed you have to be in the figure out percent on the ap i this school was there and this year it's better. by the disturbing thing is for many years they languished in the schools ranking and now are in the second. incorporated if you look at a school you wouldn't find up in san francisco only half the students are white and 6 as it is in the per actually in the similar schools ranking. so we don't really have the ability to do this but i just think - and i am fairly confident this charter will be rude. it would be stretched not to renew the charter so i hope you people in the audience are not anxious about what i'm saying. even to it would be a stretch we'd have to talk about what we think about those conditions and to speak with the charter operators and the board of the charter school about you know why this is true. if that were one of our schools with the precedent low ranging we would be extremely concerned about that. and we don't see that in our schools. we see the opposite we see what you normally see the lower percent of the stud

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the white house will not confirm or denny link to levinson but does say it asked the ap not to run thetory out of concern for his safety. >>> it is a day america won't forget. 26 people gunned down at the sandy hook elementary school a year ago tomorrow. kpix 5's cate caugiran live in our newsroom now with more on how the bay area will join the country in pausing to remember sandy hook elementary. cate. >> reporter: frank, san francisco will hold a vigil today to mark the one-year anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school shooting. but it's going to be a different scene over in newtown, connecticut where the people there don't want any reminders of that heartbreaking day. on the anniversary of a mass shooting that took the lives of 20 first graders and six adults, you won't hear speeches from city official, see no public memorials. >> we really feel that we are serving the community in the best possible way if we can respond to the media's needs at the same time, preserve that essence of quiet and personal time that our community needs over this coming weekend. >> reporter: becau

the ap quoted friends and relatives that the incident during nelson mandela's memorial was a security breach as well as an embarrassment to the south african government. >> they were some of the most heinous crimes, dozens of murders motivated by race across the deep south. many remaining unsolved decades later, those involving the ku klux klan. andy gallacher reports. >> the archives of ferriday's local newspaper are a window into this small town's past. among the dusty yellow ages there are stories some would prefer to forget. >> this is september. three months before frank tide. this is his advertisement. he ran it almost every week. >> the man that died owned a shoe repair shop, and was well liked by the community. his white customers would let his children play in his shop. that, say investigators, was reason enough for the ku klux klan to target him. this is all that remains of frank's business. that night it was set op fire frank was forced to stay inside at gunpoint. he was seen running from the corner of the building with his clothes on fire. as he ran, he left bloodied footp

has not commented on it, but has urged the ap not to publish it. >>> sending more troops into the african republic. an additional 2500 troops would bring the total to 6,000 on the ground. france also has troops there, working to stop the violence. >>> and today was the final day for many in south africa to say their final good-byes to the man they called mandela. tens of thousands waiting it see nelson mandela's body. his body will be in his hometown on sunday. >>> as many believe that nelson mandela did a lot for the country, many believe that he could have done more on the issue of aids. >> a clinic in south africa is crowded with aids patients. this country struggling with more aids victims than any in the world. more than one in ten adults is infected. nobody knows why the numbers are so high. but they say that nelson mandela failed to acknowledge the problem and turned it into a disaster. forcing the president to look aids in the face. he was 11 when he spoke to the aids conference in 2000. >> a very little boy, i'm living with a foster family. but i'm strong, and healthy. >> later,

that is in the monsoons ruling congress party is. production and rising prices. ap is gaining popularity among the urban middle class and young people. this time the phillies in the business he is most investors around the world have a holiday shortened week. ign gave the south of the business with a check on the markets good morning good morning captain this ride out to kill had a holiday on monday took a mark of how to live in a lot of other markets around the world. i won't be having holidays leader this week what happened overnight us share prices rose monday encouraged by strong consumer sentiment and market optimism the dodgers industrial average closing at yet another record high climbing zero point four five percent in the day at sixteen thousand two hundred and ninety four while for details on a tokyo we go to an email and i mean twenty times about how the markets here are opening. take a morning friday and so we had a holiday here on monday they salute to catch up to do was have a look at the opening levels. for tuesday's over twenty fourth and were very k

seminoles are number one in the ap poll for the first time since 2000. ohio state moves to second. auburn is in third. and mizzou hangs on to fifth. >>> lindsey vonn decided to delay knee surgery from an injury two weeks ago so she can continue training and compete in the sochi olympics. we'll keep you up to date on that. in hockey, the 20-year teddy bear toss tradition was in full swing. after he scored first goal of the game, that started the launch of over 25,000 stuffed bears that just flew on to the ice. the bears are donated to charity for children. you know, i wondered what are they wrapped in? you have to put them if plastic so they don't get all wet, right? >> yeah. something you don't see every day. >> it's quite a sight. raining money earlier and bears at that game. i wonder what is next. >> thank you, betty. >>> and something else you don't see every day. hunters in the north dakota wilderness caught a glimpse of this. it is spaining disk of ice. it is in the middle of the chi an river. it was likely formed by cold, dense air and an eddie in the river. the question is h

and at each point the ap divided not to publish. in more recent time we went to the administration and they couldn't provide a specific reason why not to publish. they said that the improving relations, the thawing of the relations possibly with the new election of rouhani may yield some assistance. but there was nothing specific. there was no diplomatic progress for three years on this case. >> brown: and briefly in the meantime still nothing is known about his whereabouts or condition. >> that's right. we don't know where he is. we don't know who is holding him. congressman rogers, chairman of the house intelligence committee said today the assessment is that he's being held by part of the republican guard. but frankly it's an assessment and it's an old assessment. in the absence of evidence that he is dead, the u.s. government has to assume that bob is alive and make efforts to bring him home. the family today said those efforts have not been satisfactory. and today the family in a sort of tas et acknowledgment of his cia work sai

the ap reports robert levinson was an unauthorized mission in iran when taken from the persian gulf resort where he was staying at the time. the white house has always main tainted levinson was a privacy son. it could pressure the u.s. to step up efforts to bring him home. >>> the body of former president nelson mandela lay in stay for the third and final day today. all week, tens of thousands of people from south africa and around the world lined up to bid farewell to the anti- apartheid icon. so many mourners showed up at the member site in pretoria today that the government actually had to turn away 50,000 people. mandela's casket will be flown to his hometown village tomorrow for burial on sunday. >>> there's a loud debate over whether to allow cell phone use on planes. the fcc says new technology doesn't interfere with ground cell towers. the fcc is weighing in on the concern that phone conversations will likely annoy some passengers. >> i'm the last person in the world who wants to listen to somebody talking to me while i fly across the country. but we are the technical agency and we