the group plans to give the maps to drivers and ask them to be more careful. >> translator: we want peopleo be aware of dangerous spots near their houses. i hope everyone will cooperate to prevent accidents. >> shintani's group has printed 9,000 copies of the risk map. they gave the maps to neighborhood councils and local businesses. they also plan to ask the police department to install traffic lights and signs. >>> now let's take a look at the global weather forecast with sumi zushi. >>> hi there. welcome back to your world weather update. well, here in tokyo we started off on a sunny note. it will turn cloudy, though, in the afternoon. we've got rains that are developing down in the south bringing some hefty showers, especially toward the pacific side of the country, and will be making its way across the rest of the country this weekend. brushing against the korean peninsula as well on your friday but northeastern china, northern areas of china as well as central and much of southern areas staying in the dry. up in the north areas, going to be rain moving across mongolia once again, bri

the group.sident left the implications and in this piece that i'm taking a check out of my pocket and putting millions in the groups. i'm absolutely helping them. doing everything i can to raise money for them. in fact if people watching the broadcast want to contribute, go to americancro americancrossroad -- >> bret: all right, all right, all right. there is a lot of focus on the leaders of what he calls the shadowy groups. but daily caller writes this -- "the union and liberal groups said for months they're spending what amounts to $200 million in the election cycle. updated count that the commitm still shows the amount more than $250 million now." so, is all of this democratic focus on the spending a little disingenuous? >> no, not at all. all the groups have been involved before. all the groups that you listed. some of the ones that karl said. the difference this year is the corporate money that is pumping in the system we have never seen before. now with the chamber, the u.s. chamber even t

in washington upped the ante by telling the groupn california that ty were going to be spending $75 million, which is more than double the previous high of $36 million. to date, bill miller told me a couple of weeks ago that they have spent about $20 million thus far through mid september, about half of that is on advertisements. they are putting them in battle ground states heavily, like other groups. colorado, nevada, ohio, pennsylvania. the other half they have spent thus far has been on mailings and the phone. whether they reach $75 million is a question mark. maybe just under 4.5 weeks, that is a lot of money. they have a lot left in the bank. they have the meeting closely with other groups this year, planned a key role in these outside netrks. >> more than 8000 ads on behalf of republican candidates in september, as of september 15? >> right. that is quite possible. i do not know the exact total, but they have spent a lot of money and then in many of the big battleground states. there will be doing a lot of "get out the vote" a

that would be the first mainstream group. >> the second group you call -- the second group you call -- are discussed in the book, you call the abandoned. >> right. this is really the central -- i think we could call it a cleave vadge now. there is a too large way too large minority of plaque americans -- it could be 25%, could be -- could be arguably maybe 30% but around there. who did not make that leap into the middle class for a variety of reasons. one, you know -- the main reason is that -- they didn't climb the ladder as the rungs were taken away, sometimes systematicly and sometimes just snatched away before they got a chance to get on even the bottom rung. so those are the people who get gentrified out of inner city neighborhoods and pushed to this corner and that corner and finally to the periphery of the -- of the urban area and to the periphery of our national consciousness. what has happened, if you think back 50 years, you talk about black communities, they were economically and socially integrated within the context of segregation. so, you -- you might live next door to a

normally you enter, press the button, and wait. what if there's a group and everyone turns to the back wall even though it's obvious there's no back door? you think you wouldn't follow? watch this. see this woman? she's walking into our elevator full of "dateline" employees. they begin to turn around. and, sure enough, she can't resist the urge to do the same. this girl at the back of the elevator seems almost eager to conform. as does this guy. so what about couples? are they immune to the social pressure? these two hesitate. but eventually they follow suit. and face the back wall. our natural impulse to follow the group in an elevator may be innocuous, just an example of social courtesy. but what if lives were at stake? just last fall an affluent, educated group on a spiritual retreat entered this sweat lodge, kind of over sized sauna designed to purge them of toxins. many had done this kind of thing before. but this time something went horribly wrong. despite rising temperatures, most of the group decided to remain inside. >> 911, where is your emergen

the groups. the president left the implication in a speech on thursday and in this speech that i'm somehow taking a check out of my pocket and putting millions into the groups. i'm absolutely helping them and doing everything i possibly can to raise money for them. in fact, if people watching the broadcast want to contribute, go to american cross roads for a contribution. >> bret: there is a lot of focus on what he calls the shadowy groups but unions and liberal groups are spending to. they said for months they are spending what amounts to more than $200 million in the election cycle. an updated count including a verification with the major labor groups shows it to be more than $250 million now. is all of the democratic focus on the spending a little disingenuous? >> not at all. all the groups have been involved before, labe ir, all the groups you -- labor and all of the groups you just listed. the difference this year is the amount of corporate money pumping into the system that we have never see

with the republican groups it's very consistent. hey're trying to find new ways to say obama and pelosi. the democrat groups are trying to find issues they can exploit in individual races. just on the senate republican groups have run ads in 18 different senate races this year democrats in nine. in the house, republicans have been in over 60 races. democrats in just over 6 right now. so you're really not seeing the groups do very much work for democrats in these house and senate races. >> woodruff: quickly, evan, you were telling me in the governors' races there's a little more parity. >> much different story when you look at governors' races. a lot more democratic groups active in spending. that is very much in parity to how the republican groups are spending in some of these close governors' races coming up this fall. >> woodruff: finally, your take on this... the democratic complaint about non-disclosed donors contributing to these outside groups on the republican side. >> it's the rules. almost like in a basketball game where you

with election day around the corner faith groups are urging their members to get out and vote and vote their convictions. religion has played a role in many races leading up to the midterm elections and exploration of that coming up. >>> but first humanitarian and religious aid groups mobilize this week after a string of natural disasters struck indonesia. hundreds were killed and many are missing after an earthquake and tsunami hit a remote island area in the west of the country. relief workers said the isolated conditions and bad weather made it difficult to reach the victims. many of the same aid groups also helped victims of a volcanic eruption in central indonesia where scores of people were killed. >>> meanwhile in haiti, aid organizations are working to contain the outbreak of cholera amid concer the disease will spread. the vatican is asking iraq not to execute former iraqi prime minister tar east coast assiz. he was sentenced to death for the persecution of shiite political rivals by disasaddam hussein's government. he said canceling the execution would promote peace in iraq.

of corrupt to groups from the police itself of people violating human rights and resorting to torture that these groups are taking advantage of the general discontent not to have their salaries raised but to insult the president to hold him hostage and to threaten him and to finally make an assassination attempt and that's clear from video recording at the moment they were not acting on their own their actions were coordinated by political groups that's where i'd like to stress those groups stayed in the shadow waiting for the outcome of this attempted coup d'etat but the failed there were a number of coordinated operations and the evidence shows that these actions have been prepared over three weeks. order to create turmoil which was supposed to last no more than one two or three days it was joined by the armed forces looting broke out as well as skirmishes and bloodshed as a result the government would simply have to stand down but they could not foresee that i would get back to quito headquarters and when they t

and the authorities the doors are locked in the conditions of crimes that the group claims a seventy percent success rate it's tough treatment appears to be working with my mother so it's six years of drug addiction had done to me and turned to the foundation for help it's hard but you can see how the people are here they talk to each other there's an atmosphere of friendship which helps you through rushes in the grip of a major drug squad he says with an unofficial estimate of two and a half million drug addicts in the country almost two percent of the population and until probably measures are in place to deal not only with the dealers but in rehabilitating users as well people like genya and the foundations say that it's left to them to stand and fight to free their city of drugs sara fair r.t. catarrh emberg. well earlier my colleague spoke to our first to find out more about the center that she visited there is a luxury place we the main area where they treated you had essentially over fifty people in one room was quite conditions and they kept there for around a month initially

taken in the other group. meaning the lottery two sides are well and truly in the qualifying driving seat no goals in this one and in truth there never really looks like being any team seemingly healthy or not losing a point taking the chance of winning all three. functionally those are where goals in each of the ninety seven other clashes lionel messi helped himself to the truth the new. leapfrog copenhagen in group c. wayne rooney list manchester united moved to the summit courtesy of a one zero win over turks. rangers are still in beaten up for a one. in group b. three wins from three with victory. on shelf ensure a couple well i mean one zero points for another fortnight at least while twenty on the birders draw couldn't live up to top them's meetings with dreaming champions a. four nil up by the. end of the first half for gallons per spike packs or garth failed at a second to read the trick for three how it ended in milan. we were playing really well the second half would only to be relaxed we made too man

that the methods used by the group are totally illegal. to me it sounds like torture is in the immediate step but we have to differ here the results and the methods to my listing is completely legal even though the law enforcement agencies in the country federal and regional level. all of them are allowed to carry on detection operational activities according to the law the conditions of where the drug addicts were kept to me through samples prisons and even worse meanwhile public anger has led the russian president to urge prosecutors to pay more attention to communities who are getting tough on ridding the towns of drugs to reach many belive was meeting rock musicians he told him no need to take a wider view of people trying to do the right thing. it is impossible that the guy will be in prison is done nothing. you said this i heard you i'm asking to pay more attention to what is going on there. i'm honest without interfering with the trial in order to avoid a conflict with the law. anyway if the situation is like you're saying it needs a

the eldest of the group, a 63- year-old, is also out. with the rescue operations proceeding ahead of schedule, officials and leading families are hoping this can be wrapped up in the next several hours. >> let's go to our correspondent who has been following the events for us today at the mine. it has been a day full of emotional moments. what stood out for you today? >> for me, personally, it was this moment when the capsule arrived at the miners room down 621 meters. it was fascinating. the must of been like when apollo a ride on the moon. it was incredible to see this. it was a special moment. the second special moment was when mario, the second miner made his dance on the surface. that was a really special and unforgettable. >> some of the miners have seemed exceptionally fit. how is that possible? >> they were trained for this day. they had a psychological training to be really strong and be prepared for the next day when the media is coming around. they were also trained physically. they had to do their program every day and had to

quite see it that way the twenty three year old man yeager bites curve and several other members of the group using the same methods in the city of national to gil were arrested a move which was met with strong public criticism. this chap igor carried out over two hundred operations against drug dealers as a result the mortality rate was half to the gypsies are afraid to sell drugs and consequently don't bribe your thora who's clearly the authorities there didn't like that the court handed down a three and a half year prison sentence for kidnapping the verdict has sparked a public outcry with people claiming it's simply a victory for the drug dealers i sincerely believe that the trial and the verdict against your garbage off are the most dangerous and frightening events in russia it's not only a man who's been convicted it's a man who is really trying to change something in this life to make life better or despite the public reaction the relationship between the authorities and the group is a fragile one. the first deputy minister of internal affairs once told me your biggest problem is that

this is one of the highest educated groups in terms of income, perhaps the highest income group if there is a beach to look at all the religions. this is from a report again. so they have everything to be american, for american troops, which is again a difference between muslims in this country and muslims in europe. then 9/11 happened. and then there is shock, you know, this couldn't be happening to us because we did everything right and then all of a sudden this is happening. so i think our persons are telling us that there's huge dispute at home between generations. the older that they are, the less likely that they want to recognize discrimination because there is no culture there to deal with it, you know, brian hughes a colleague of mine studies kitchen table for them african-americans to understand discrimination to prepare them to deal with discrimination. well, that's not happening in muslim households today because the parents are clueless. in fact was happening with what we call parenting appearance, keep on parenting appearance. kids are the ones who protect their parents fro

sestak raised money for an anti-israel organization, the fbi called a front group for hamas. >> the emergency for israel is one of those groups not required by law to reveal who gives it money. so pennsylvania voters don't know who specifically paid for that ad. we'll ask gary bauer about all of this next. you can compare rates side by side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. wow! that is huge! [ disco playing ] and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! yeah, that'll certainly stick with me. we'll take it. go, big money! i mean, go. it's your break, honey. same coverage, more savings. now, that's progressive. call or click today. imagination and reality have merged. because of one word, a new generation-- a fifth generation-- of fighter aircraft has been born. because of one word, america's air dominance for the next forty years is assured. that one word... is how. >>> joining me now, conservative activist and former presidential candidate gary bauer. >> my pleasure to be here. >> you've spent a lifetime on the social issues, values voterish use. >> right. ? that has

like the first group, and the last group, this gentleman is a little slower in his walk, and you can l he's being helped to that gurney. and, the mind reels, you imagine what he has gone through and experienced and how the other men on his team were able to either console him or keep him optimistic or somehow lift his spirits at a time when they were down and i just wonder, if the psychologist, yourself -- as a psychologist, ump, the process for that, and how you're able to help other human beings get through what is certainly, for these men, the most trying days of their lives. >> well, you know, it is interesting. statistically speaking, when you are exposed to a stress, a severe stress like this, about one in five individuals ends up developing post-traumatic stress disorder, afterward and you really can't predict going in who those folks will be. but, the beauty of this whole thing is that the psychologist s and psychiatrists got involved early on, in working with these folks and it was an experiment, can we prevent post-traumatic stress under a trauma and cannot underestimate how

in the. group of militants. killed by security forces three people died in the attack and seventeen others were injured. the russian president has promised the. next month's nato meeting to be. meeting in. the e.u. . driving education system as many drivers bribe their way to the roads. while immigration tensions are rising in germany following chancellor merkel statement that multiculturalism has failed in the country next to. what's behind the integration dispute and where it may lead stay with us. dr karp is a renowned journalist and academic but his views on islam have caused an outcry has been investigated by the german government has received multiple death threats. what are your issues with islam whenever you see a tribe. in brasilia that is untouched by a different culture everybody is going to stand up and to say you have to protect this tribe that is not affected by western or eastern or muslim or whatever culture you have to protect those people now and then. so. what i believe is that there is a place

let me mention the members of the group very quickly. professor bruce hoffman, georgetown university, peter bergen of the new america foundation -- two outstanding members of our national security group. they were the primary authors of a report released on the ninth anniversary of 9/11 regarding the current state of terrorist threats which has received wide

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the eldest of the group, a 63- year-old, is also out. with the rescue operations proceeding ahead of schedule, officials and leading families are hoping this can be wrapped up in the next several hours. >> let's go to our correspondent who has been following the events for us today at the mine. it has been a day full of emotional moments. what stood out for you today? >> for me, personally, it was this moment when the capsule arrived at the miners room down 621 meters. it was fascinating. %the must of been like when apollo a ride on the moon. it was incredible to see this. it was a special moment. the second special moment was when mario, the second miner made his dance on the surface. that was a really special and unforgettable. >> some of the miners have seemed exceptionally fit. how is that possible? >> they were trained for this day. they had a psychological training to be really strong and be prepared for the next day when the media is coming around. they were also trained physically. they had to do their program every day and had to

apparently he was relatively new to the group. it was decided to meet again to finalize the leadership role. before that next meeting, the drone attacks killed him and three others in north waziristan. the names of the other men include an alleged yemeni explosives expert. the fbi says a 36-year-old yemeni was one of those who died alongside the british suspect. he appears on the fbi's most wanted list after he was released from prison in yemen. for the americans, he was a big prize. there was a $5 million reward. this suspect was never to see a court. the drone attack saw to that. >> he was a key member of al qaeda's operations in yemen. he continued to remain a very prominent within al qaeda operations in africa, and was operating inside pakistan to help rejuvenate the group because it has been so dominant. he has been identified as one of al qaeda's future leaders. >> he was wanted in connection with murdering american nationals in 2007. years -- he was the key man behind the creation of a new group, al qaeda in the arabian peni

so he turned to the ministry. his groupned national attention in 1998, protesting at the funeral of matthew shepard, the 20-year-old gay man murdered in wyoming. two of his 13 children broke with him, and in the film, they describe their father as a man with a volcanic temper. >> his violence was extreme. he had a barber's strap when i was younger and a moderate beating would be seven to ten lashes. >> basically, addicted to anger, a rage-oholic. >> that group is a cult. >> reporter: almost all of the congregants at the tiny church are members of phelps' own family. >> they're self-funded operation, and they have good jobs, a lot of them are lawyers. >> reporter: and even the youngest are inculcated with the vilest rhetoric. >> disgusting freaks. >> evil. they're evil. ♪ god showed his wrath to thee ♪ >> reporter: the picketing at military funerals is meant to decry what phelps considers the country's moral decline. >> no surprise to me that god is picking off these miserable brats. >> reporter: to phelps and his followers,

the group met at a monthly basis at various homes until they found a regular meeting place. they established the name which is an acronym for the group which translates to association of united gays impacting latinos, latinas towered self-empowerment. it has a environment for gay and bisexual latinos. they have diverse in culture,ant spiritity. they promote health, well-being and community development that fosters positive self-identities, healthy relationships and leadership skills. it's a nonprofit organization and the largest gala teeno organization in the d--- gay latino organization in the san francisco area. let's hear it for the group. [applause] >> thank you very much to the consulate general of mexico. there is more, thank you very much. i got to tell you that the con sewell late general of mexico -- consulate general of mexico has been doing wonderful work. very community-oriented. thank you very much. the awards for media will be presented by the son sewell lot. it is -- consulate. it is an honor to read about somebody who is no doubt he is the pilar of hispanic jo

chance to see something before the presentation with your staff report about various comments from the group's and give them a chance to digest it before you come before us. i think it is just a better way to proceed. i want a written report that is in the package in a timely fashion so that there is something that the commission has read before they hear your presentation. what it needs to include is the july version of what the outreach policy was prior to going to these organizations so we see what they are reacting to and we get a chance to see the entire package. >> ok. president buell: is that all right? >> the hope was to air this publicly now so there are an additional two weeks. president buell: i understand, but it is hard to air it publicly if the public was not able to see it either. no one in anticipation -- or if they were, we had not seen it. i think we need to see it in the package and then those who want to testify from the public will have the same opportunity. we will put it over. thank you very much. they may not or they may. >> i do not know. i am going to list three names

funded and advised by karl rove. >> now, the two groups are crossroads gps, 501c4 organization and thether, way 527 group, your response. >> the president is inaccurate and said, i funded them, i wish i had the billions of dollars george soros had he used to fund democratic causes in the past and i am helping to raise money for them and as it allowed under the laws of u.s., american crossroads, and grcrossroads, g and the latter is look a lot of liberal groups, national resources defense council and league of conservation voters and center for american progress, aarp, moveon.org, and don't report their donors. >> here's what tim kaine said, responding to you and released a statement: despite multiple confirmed accounts of american crossroads and crossroads gps being conceived in his own home and promoting the group and raising funds for it, he claims he's not helping to fund the groups and he has gone further an accused the president of being misleading and these are serious accusations, accusations we think he would be willing to back up with incontrovertible evidence. your response t

in the same group a. memorable night at the expense of northern ireland group c. . beating. next weekend fancy having to watch a little tennis in the kremlin cup is just the ticket will headline the minstrel while francesca schiavone will be joined by cried favorites. in the women's tournament. the kremlin cup is the oldest competition around here in russia we've been here since the day our state was founded no other sport has a similar event so we're very proud of the cup being the backbone for russian tennis which has been pretty successful on its own we've kept a list of two hundred five countries all around achievements over the last ten years. finally one of the proudest moments and site russia sporting heritage has come to a close they were goal caucuses games holy memorable event for the region our correspondent robert for done in reports on the tournaments which aim to discover just who is the toughest of them all. because. once upon a time in manton's some prole worse came together to test their strength against each other sounds like a fairy tale but it wasn't the f

the intent was to solicit feedback from a variety of groups and incorporate that in the policy. at the time of the deadline for submission of commission reports, i had not completed that process. >> earlier, i asked the gentleman from prosac if he had paperwork. you say this meeting was tuesday? >> yes. >> why didn't we have something here in our binders? >> the binders go out on friday. the binders went out prior to the meeting and my intent was to incorporate their feed back into the average policy. i did not have their feedback. it was emailed this afternoon and i do have hard copies. >> let me ask that question again, commissioner. since we are missing at least one commissioner, i am thinking of commissioner commissioner levitanlevitan, is this time se? i think in commissioner harrison's question is implied why not wait until the next meeting? >> the intent was to provide information on the feedback obtained from the process and then actually have -- >> so that is your presentation tonight? >> and then have the policy available for public review before the next meeting. pres

it is one of the oldest neighborhood community park groups in san francisco. a lot of tours through the park. during those tours, a lot of the folks in the group will think of the park as very scary. it has a lot of hills, there's a lot of dense groves. once you get towards the center of the park you really lose your orientation. you are very much in a remote area. there are a lot of trees that shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and th