the new deal deals with things in a different way. when i was going to school, california school's were the best. now they are among the worst with the new budget cuts. of course, my university is being privatized. all of the higher education is being privatized. all through the uc system. how do you run a modern state with tax cuts? we resort to desperate, back last november, we were asked to vote to make four indian casinos in san diego county pony up money. i thought this was a joke. they voted to do it. now, the governor proposes to borrow against future revenues. how did they deal with these social problems when the economic problems were far worse than what we can imagine today? this is from larry halprin's. and it has these quotes from roosevelt on the wall. he said in one of his talks to the people, "the test is not whether we have more, it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little". it's a different philosophy than that which we have become used to. what i am going to show you is a lost civilization. it's a st

i was then at the new york times. c-span: this is the front page of the new york times and the famous general lon... >> guest: right. c-span:..what would you call this? >> guest: well, you could call it an e--an execution. c-span: he just died in this--i mean, he lived here. >> guest: exactly. and eddie adams, who took this picture and won a pulitzer prize for it, has--has always regretted taking it. it's curious, when--when general lon died, eddie wrote a--an--a sort of eulogy to lon. he felt that he personally, through the publication of that picture, had--had ruined lon's life. i don't feel that way. in fact, i wrote to eddie, who is an old friend of mine, and said, 'you know, get off it, eddie. general lon's act was inexcusable. war is inexcusable, but that--that particular act was inexcusable, and you shouldn't hold your respon--yourself responsible for that.' c-span: would you have been responsible for getting that photo on the front page of the new york times when it was published? >> guest: well, i sure--i sure

the new ipad is going on sale this morning. customers are waiting outside apple stores and other retailers to be amongst the first owners. apple stock hit $600 per share yesterday. worker's waist 13.5 minutes every time they check their ncaa back -- bracket. that will cost employers $175 million in just these first deed of days. -- in these first two days. >> thank you. maryland lawmakers will sound off on a billion dollar plan to build a container at the national harbour -- a casino at the national harbour. voters would also have to approve a referendum. investigators have sent d.c. council chair brown a subpoena for campaign records related to the top political donors. they're looking for evidence of a possible campaign finance irregularities. >> we have a heads up for writers -- riders. the shady grove will be closed until sunday. it trains will be single tracking on the orange blue, and green line. >> which a traffic and weather every 10 minutes. >> lisa baden one more time. >> i like what we see. we have the normal volume o

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dozens of people were the very first to get their hands on the new gadget. hundreds of die-hard fans of all our flocking for the launch in tokyo. some of them even braved cold weather. >> there are lines that the flagship store in san francisco. have you seen any new owners? >> is sitting in the store window right there and i think some of those customers are blocking it. but it is in the apple flagship store on stockton street in downtown san francisco and there are about 50 people in line. the line started at about 930 last night. the line goes down the street, these people have been waiting for hours in the rain and the store will open at 8:00. long lines are likely. even though consumers could have ordered the new tablets ahead of time for a first day home delivery. here was the big announcement from apple, tim cook showing off the new ipad, the third version available in the u.s. beginning at 8:00 a.m. local time. it comes with a faster processor, a sharper screen and an improved camera. for a lot of customers, visiting the store in person gives them a c

the roth. he heard about madison college in clinton new york then at the age of 14 charlie went to colgate and made superior grades. became restless and transferred to brown university review was five beta kappa lead to new year and graduated first in the class. his trajectory was slightly different. hughes was a prodigy. he had a photographic memory. a superior student even before school. it continued throughout his career but talk about roosevelt was quite in different. at harvard. nothing special. and his interest was the newspaper at harvard. he did not spend too much time studying. hughes studied law at columbia in new york city. at the top of his glass. the highest grade ever recorded on the new york bar. franklin flunked a couple of courses, never finished come up past the new york bar. hughes was a brilliant lawyer in private practice but also an investigator of corruption and mismanagement in the utilities and insurance field. a very cool and tough investigator. one ceo, when the question got tough, said, sir, we are missionaries serving the public interest. use said looking into exorb

showing off all the new identify -- the new features. >>> more weather and traffic and all the top stories. >> fox 5 morning news starts right now. >>> good morning. it is friday, march 16th. we made it to friday. it is 4:30 outside. traffic moving along nicely. can't tell from the shot, but the fog seems to be part of the picture this morning. and it's much crisper outside. as you head to school, head to work, you will notice it. a big difference from the first of the week. >> either way, the temperatures will be nice. >> welcome to fox 5 morning news. talking about a little change from yesterday, right? >> yes, definitely a little change. >>> we are getting so spoiled. record-breaking weather yesterday. and today not doing too bad either. temperatures will be up there. the highs yesterday, 82 degrees at reagan international airport. breaking the record of 81 set back in 1990. and 84 at dulles, that's breaking the record also set back in 1990. so definitely you be believable, well above seasonal conditions. isolated showers here and there. some of you won't see anything this morning. but

today it is all about what they are calling the new ipad. ith anticipation ahead of the official release of the new ipad, storefront crowds are lining up. we got here on tuesday. >> the third version of the ipad called the new ipad goes on sale today two years after the first version of the tablet. apple says the new model has a sharper screen and an improved camera and faster processor, all good improvements for gadget b -- gurus. there's a countdown in australia for fans waiting. waiting is what this woman does best. she waited in line and then sold her spot for $900 for the ipad 2. she is waiting to double that this time. >> its one-of-a-kind. >> the latest ipad will go on sale at 8:00 this morning. $499. that's the starting price. at this georgetown apple store and there's a black person inside. we will have to wait and see what they reveal. a lot of people talking about the fact this is the first time one has been released since the passing of steve jobs. >> i'm sure that line will grow throughout the morning. if you don't want to wait i

these schools, like so many of the new deal are beautifully built. this is the school you just saw. teaching, they employed tens of thousands of teachers and librariance. new nutritionist. starving children don't learn well. they give them lunches. this is an art class in san francisco hospital. art class for crippled children. the photographers that i find of san francisco indicate that schools were integrated at the lowest level. you could mitigate the racial problem from the bottom up. there was also adult education too. this 1 learned one learned to read as many did. many of the community colleges were a result of the new deal. sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take for granted because of the americans with disabilities act. it has wonderful tiles. this was not acc

era of politics away the way new nationalism did. let me get more differencent ane radical rethinking of how we do things. he's trying to get back to the american dream of the post-war era and the prosperity of the clinton era. there really is no fundamental challenge in obama's address to the political order. there's no real talk about the reforms and level that teddy roosevelt talked about, and accomplished and we have the toxic distrust of government today which is not unfounded. this is completely different than the days of teddy roosevelt. we didn't have all of this distrust of government. this is a big challenge that people that call themselves progressives have to take seriously. modern state is one that is incompetent. protecting the new ideas achieve. the second biggest one is the economic contest and they suffer solutions that deal with the libertarian laissez-faire and -- and most of the problems that we're now facing particularly on the economy, and tran 16ed our own capacity in our own national quarters.

response from the chief counsel at news of the world was surprising. the top lawyer has someone call you and say, can i come see you? and you're up in manchester? >> i mean, it was the mountain coming to mohammed, rather than mohammed going to the mountain. if he'd have phoned me up saying, "you know what, we don't think you've got a case. however, we're going to give you £10,000, 15,000, to settle it without any admission of liability," my client would probably have had to accept that and the case would all have been over. but they didn't do that. it was obvious that there was something bigger, and because of that, i asked for damages of £250,000 at that time. >> mark lewis is an interesting character. i always say he doesn't have a fear gene. i mean, i didn't know him at the time, but from the outset, i suppose you could say he was the first person to stand up and confront these people. >> bergman: at this time there's public testimony going on in which news international was saying this was a rogue reporter. and you knew differently,

and how will the notorious new york press handle tim tebow? on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller, syndicated columnist cal thomas, jim pinkerton contributing editor the american conservative magazine and bureau chief of talk radio news service, ellen radner. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. >>. >> stand up for justice, and stand up for what's right. >> and this is not about black and white thing, it's about a right and wrong thing. >> the mother of trayvon martin, an unarmed 17-year-old shoot on the way back from a convenience store, carrying a bag of skittles and an iced tea he. the man who shot him claimed self-defense. he was not arrested and then the 911 tapes were made public. >> those tapes gave way to more questions about what happened that night and why zimmerman wasn't arrested. the media gave more tanks to the story and so did the activists. >> you cannot defend yourself against a pack of skittles and iced tea. don't talk to us like we're stupid. don't talk to us like we're-- we love our c

they keep referring to it as the new ipad. ink the battery life is impressive considering the new color resolution we're getting and battery life. 10 hours, nine hours if you're 4g lte. 16-gigs $629. >> scott, let me turn to you. impressed or not? >> i'm impressed on the price and the battery life claim. even the tv reviewers at cnet were saying for that display they didn't know if the battery life would live up to it. sounds like a pretty good deal if the battery life lives up. >> john carney. >> i'm very impressed. wicked fast streaming movies, high resolution screen, this is an amazing product. >> thank you all. we appreciate it very much. we mentioned that some of the apple suppliers were higher. well, with the ability to redownload movies, netflix has been taking a hit in today's trading session as the details on apple's new product come out. it's now down almost 2% on the trading session at 105.01. the suppliers like

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the most damage. take a look at this new video. if you look up through what used to be the ceiling, you can see where the firefighter fell through. when they arrived at 3:45 this morning one of the priorities on the three alarm fire was to ventilate the fire and smoke out of the attic. to do that the firefighters climbed on top of the roof and cut a hole and that's when he fell through. he was in there for perhaps around 30 seconds before his colleagues were able to pull him off and rush him to valley med. fire department believes this fire was accidental caused by a lit candle. there were eight kids, nine adults, four units either destroyed or damaged. they are out okay. the people who live here tell us this morning they're very thankful for a young man who happened to be walking by their building when this fire started. >> i don't know him. he lives in the neighborhood. i am so thankful to him. he was walking by i guess and he told me later i was talking to him that his little brother passed in a fire in 2004. and that -- so he ju

specs not care you already know about the new specs the zeroth to be the new improved apple i had some of these people have order that i had time and are here to get up other people are here to purchase about rights as history will show was the will probably sellout here today but course another batch am sure on the way there is going to be a process your by the group changed got word they're concerned about the conditions for some of the factory workers over in china is the big deal all rounds this went a lot of action here in stockton and alice downtown sacramento. we're about an hour less need for joining us. >>> is at pat i saw? >>> as saying. >>> to india that part. >>> csi see you later. weather was going on. >>> stars in the bay area at looks like it will be picking up as we head into the afternoon expect some rain coming in heavy times and part of the day down the stairs and when the stay fairly mild though many in the '50s and '60s the rain belt and gusty winds all around the bay area. turning to the possibility of thunderstorms. stars continuing sunday and monday and try

finance ministers examining the latest figures. on new foreign direct investment into russia jumped twenty one percent last year capital outflows remain of my sixty cling on to the sixteen hundred more movies on the my six called finished higher this by we could gold prices you call was also quite beat. got punished to be as it began taking back up with patients from shareholders one of the main factors crude based economy is the oil price which is down on monday mainly your concerns about slower economic growth in china the world's biggest energy consumer currencies the euro is gaining against the dollar and you are also wrong on the brueghel russia because the is reversing recent record games. will be back in fifteen minutes time you can for more news on our website or to dot com slash business. wealthy british style. guide to the type of. car. market finance come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on r g. the

in the world or the biggest news of the world. this is rebekah brooks, an executive for hugh weather murdoch news international and editor of two of his newspapers. ms. brooks and her husband were arrested stayed in the long-running mellow drama. here's why it is awkward for the prime minister. the prime minister and husband of mrs. brooks have been friends for 30 years. he and ms. brooks' husband went tote to the same boarding school and this been friends ever since. one of the weirder elements of this is the revelation that ms. brooks had borrow aid retired police horse from the metropolitan police, who schiff is alleged to have bribed as part of a sandal. she reportedly returned the police horse in bad condition. the prime minister was forced to add nate heavy sited with the brooks eeps and he hood ridden the exact horse in question. this all follows another round of a arrests in the scandal including a former prime minister. the labor party is calling for the phone hacking scandal inquire riff to look into the prime minister fr

there are success stories on the cbs evening news. e are not success stories and follows done with rigorous control groups two years later, okay? we don't know how to compensate for the absence of fathers and the presence of fathers is absent enforcement do you know how much difference it would make if that's what was commonly said on news programs, and by members of the upper class in conversation and by newspapers and if you're were just taken for granted that boy, bring a child into the work if you're unmarried woman and you're a male not prepared to take care of that child is really wrong. if that were simply in the air, we wouldn't be making it up. we wouldn't be demonizing people without reason to say what you're doing here is not just a lifestyle choice, it's wrong. and yet how hard it is to say in a setting but because i want to backpedal and say but, of course, we all know many single mothers are doing their best in this difficult situation. of course, there are to many civil mothers raise wonderful kids. that's absolutely tru

he was hired in january to coach the rams' defense. his new boss says the suspension was warranted. >> i was asked, had you known about it, would you have hired him? >> williams agreed to his punishment. it was a terrible mistake, williams writes. instead of getting caught up in, it i should have stopped it. the suspensions come after a two-year investigation by the nfl who found as many as 27 saints targeted opponents for injury. they say defensive players were paid between $1,000 to $1500 to knock opposing players out of the game. saints linebacker jonathan vilma is also accused of offering $10,000 to any teammate who knocked then-viking quarterback brett favre out of the 2010 nfc championship game. now, commissioner goodell says sanctions against players will come at a later date. the league also suspended saints' general manager for eight games and an assistant coach for six games. the team is being fined $500,000 and will be docked two draft picks. saints issued an apology on the team website. >>> coming up on "the morning news" the ohio

over there, it's the biggest news in the world. or i should say it's the biggest news of the world. this is rebekah brooks, she was an executive for rupert murdoch's news international as well as a former editor "news of the world" and "the sun." miss brooks and her husband were arrested today in a long running melodrama that's a phone hacking scandal concerning the papers. it's awkward for david cameron. the prime minister and husband of ms. brooks have been friends for 30 years. he and miss brooks' husband went to the same boarding school. they've been friends for decades. ever since. one of the weirder elements of this scandal in britain was the revelation that ms. brooks had borrowed a retired police horse from the metropolitan police. metropolitan police who she's, of course, alleged to have bribed as part of the scandal. ms. brooks reportedly returned the police horse in poor condition. prime minister david cameron was recently forced to admit he visited with the brooks and, in fact, had ridden the exact horse in question. the horse's name is rasa if you care about that. this f

stocks got a lift on the news that the un. pictures continue to brighten. prices continue at a steady clip, adding -- 215,000 new jobs. the greek government says more are participating in its massive debt deal. they have until tomorrow night to exchange their bonds for new ones that are less valuable. greece might default. >>> apple unveiled its newest ipad. a tablet with a faster processor, a high-definition screen and better camera. it will go on sale march 16th. prices start at $499. apple has already sold more than 55 million ipads. and ceo tim cook predicts tablets will eventually outsell personal computers. >>> and shares of netflix rallied after they suggested that the video by streaming dvd partnered to expand its customer base. netflix has about 22 million online streaming subscribers in the u.s. that's your money watch. for more, go to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm alexis christoforous. >>> coming up on wjz eyewitness news at 4:00. >>> a baltimore native turned mega movie star wrote this letter to the mayor. and it's all ab

the company reports it sold 3 million new ipads over the weekend. the initial launch was in the u.s. and nine other countries. apple will sell the new. >> i pad and more by thend of the week. >>> > >>> i'm lindsay mushy in arlington, virginia. does a bishop o'connell grad hold the key to the ncaa championship? the story is coming up. >>> and there is a chance for pop-up shower or two this evening. next.  . >> there is no i in team. sometimes one player makes all of the difference. the difference for the north carolina tar heels happens to have local ties. horizontal more on the players. >> reporter: marshal played high school bar locally at bishop o'connell and committed to north carolina before his sophomore year in high school. he's a sophomore in college now and a key component to the heels post season success. as lindsay murphy reports, the health now is the major concern. >> reporter: north carolina is one of the favorites to win the year's ncaa tournament. the tarheels future could be in doubt with a recent injury to

side of the former school in carroll county. christian shaper, abc2 news. >>> a 17-year-old girl was running track during her gym class today when she collapsed. her father says that she had a pain in her chest right before falling to the ground. no history of heart problems. a vegetarian who was fit. >> she was a senior in high school and was outgoing and a friend to everyone. >> strong words for uncle sam about good sam tonight. the fed say that good samaritan hospital filed false claims in a four-year period. the hospital has agreed to pay the united states government 793 -- $793,000. they deny any wrongdoing. >>> 73-year-oldld frank small is charged with sexually abusing a young girl in his congregation. it appears that no one at the church new he was on the sex offender registry. >> i would have never thought about it. he comes in and preaches and actually starts crying and then turn around and do something like that. >> if you have any information about smaller any potential victims you're asked to call the advocacy center. >>> it is all about the te

and the news continues. today an important pre-trial hearing in the case of the costa concordia, the ship that went down off the island in january, 32 people losing their lives that night. there were more than 4,000 people on the ship, it was a harrowing experience for all of them. the man in the middle of it all, the ship captain, is under house arrest. he was not present today at the pre-trial hearing, but his lawyers were. in addition eight others are under investigation, three from the company itself, and then five other officers who were on the ship that fateful night. this promises to be a very long trial. today important technical things happening. they appointed experts to analyze the black box, all of the communications on the ship on that day. they will be reporting back the next big hearing though is not until july 21st. you can understand why it's going to be a long trial. investigators have collected some 5,000 pages of information and testimony, apparently some former employees from costa cruise

that certainly was so during the new deal. there were a number, there were a number of cases brought by those, some of whom had been very active in the republican party against this new deal legislation. not entirely, but many of the cases were brought by those who were critical of the, of the new deal. >> [inaudible] >> can you repeat it? what particular statutes were struck down. well, as i said, one was a national recovery administration which was the major statute, the national industrial recovery act -- >> [inaudible] >> no. and that was a very broad-based statute to try to deal with industrial covering. the agricultural adjustment act was a second one, that was an act which tried to deal with the recovery in the agricultural sector. and there were a number of others well that went up and down the spectrum of new deal legislation. yes. >> i'm curious what you think of a plan, fs it it was talked abot in the a recent issue of the new yorker and was suggested by, of all people, rick perry, about possible term limits on the c

today we celebrate the new year. we'll have some dancers here on our show. plus, the a sfwl tek of the city. this is your "comunidad del valle." >> we begin today with some kids out of east san jose who ask why not them? they just won a national technology grant to try to improve the i.t. systems in their schools. they're out of robert sanders elementary. >> disney is brought to a sea mammal center. >> by day he is a promising second grader at robert sanders elementary, but by night you might see carlos moonlighting as, well, a reporter. >> carlos and several classmates put together a two minute video hoping to convince race car driver jimmy smith's foundation to award them as first ever team for technology prize, an award that comes with $48,000 in tech upgrades. >> you know when you go to the computer lab. it makes you smarter. the learning gets fun. >> the problem is there's only one computer lab for 500 students. mean, each gets to log on for an average of a half hour per week. they're using old imacs and overhead projectors, but these children don't use

the new bill aimed at changing that. would require cell phone companies in arizona to give parents access to the kids text messages. however cell phone companies say if you want it, tough pay for it. what do you think about this? should parents need a court order or should they be able to check kids text messages on their own after all they pay the bill and probably paid for the phone. by the way, they are their kids. on facebook this morning a lot of you are weighing in on thisand responding. one comment for you quickly here on facebook. this came to us courtesy of joe. he says i've got one better if you can't read the text, joe says i will cancel the phone plan altogether. that's how parents respond to that. what do you think? facebook is the destination arizona law requiring phone companies to let parents have access to the kids text messages. >>> texas grandmother is training to do a lot for the dallas cowboys. she wants to be a cowboy cheerleader. sharon simmons a national fitness competitor takes dancing lessons he

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could declare martial law over the global gold supply that they hold in fort knox and in the new york fed and other locations and become the biggest gold purveyor in the world through a new kind of a global fee at it certainly the m.f. global scandal sets that up when you have a bank or they can just steal a billion dollars without any accountability at whatsoever then why not take a few billion or hundred billion and all right and again and now they're starting to question. are we ever going to get our gold back and the gold treasure of the germans in new york this is from build the largest circulation newspaper in germany so they're calling it the incredible gold scandal they found out that the buddhist bank has not actually audited there are alleged gold reserves in the new york fed for over three years and they're supposed to audit every three years they were supposed to audit in two thousand and ten apparently they have not done that also germany is looking what happened to greece as part of the troika the i.m.f. the world bank the e.c.b. . trolling for assets in greece they've a

the d.c. newsroom tonight. thanks there is a new that our enemies want to take out the united states using our own technology. that's the word from the head of the fbi who testified before congress today over the threat of cyber terrorism. >> the country steals those secrets that will enable that country to overwhelm us in a -- on the field of battle some place, that is something that is a threat and ultimately may be a more serious threat. >> shepard: the director told lawmakers that terrorists or hostile nations for that matter could try to hack into critical computer systems in order to cripple our military. in today's testimony came with an increased sense of you are general sismt in fact, only hours later the director muller and other officials held a top secret briefing at the senate on that growing cyber threat. catherine herridge with the news live in washington tonight. what do we know about, this i don't know, top secret meeting? >> well, that's right, shepard. tonight a major cyber briefing for the entire senate behind cl

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the paper ballots were too big and wouldn't fit in the box. new paper ballots eventually arrived. >>> this morning french police cornered and exchanged gunfire with a man suspected of killing four people at a jewish school. police surrounded a house in toulouse. the suspect a 24-year-old french man who says he belongs to al qaeda. he says he wants to avenge the killing of palestinian children police believe he shot and killed a rabbi and three children on monday and is also responsible for the murder of three french paratroopers. the gunman says he's surrender later today. the victims of monday's shooting in toulouse, a rabbi and another child were buried today in israel. >>> the lawyer for army sergeant bales says his client is, quote, a soldier's soldier. john henry browne has met with bales for 11 hours over the past two days. bales is being held at ft. leavenworth in kansas. browne says his client doesn't remember what happened the night of the massacre. he says he plans to travel to afghanistan to get his own evidence. >> i don't know about t

the brand-new building down there which is what? >> the brand-new glass and steel building. when we build brand-new high rise buildings they're required to meet the minimum standard of the building code. the building code is a minimum standard document. can you choose to build beyond it. few people choose to build buildings that are immediately occupiable after an earthquake. most build buildings that won't collapse, which is what the building standard is. they won't collapse and they can be repair side whed is what we reasonably expect. >> potentially repaired. >> that is not what the public may think. earthquake proof. >> earthquake resistant. >> exactly. a lot of streets fill up with a lot of debris. the cornice, signs, glass, all that falls off the building. we have seen that in other earthquakes. the question is will we see that from new buildings as well? actually new buildings are designed so the buildings can sway or drift and there is enough so the glass doesn't pop out. >> my best advice don't run out the door. if it is big enough you can't stand up. probably the b

the new apple ipad is here, and its called, simply, the new ipad. it's faster and flashier, and, tom, there will certainly be long lines to buy it. >> tom: susie, it goes on sale next friday, march 16, but apple is accepting order already. now, the entry level price is same as the current versions, $499. the unveiling of the hotly- anticipated ipad took place in san francisco today. the new tablet is decked out with a sharper screen, a faster processor-- twice the speed of the ipad 2-- and has an improved camera that can record h.d. video. the updated version will be the first ipad to use the 4g wireless technology. >> susie: so what does this new souped-up device mean for rival tablet makers like amazon and blackberry maker research in motion? erika miller reports. >> reporter: it seems hard to believe that the ipad is only two years old, and it currently dominates the market. but don't count out the competition just yet. analyst david garrity says the ipad's biggest threat is amazon's kindle fire, which costs less than $200. >> amazon, in terms of

>> rose: that's the economic price for the company. new hampshire is an your consideration is it's not the economic price it's a reputation in the end that will be most damaging to the company? >> and/or where this goes when it crosses the atlantic back to this country. >> rose: how would it cross the atlantic? >> in two different ways. one is it is an american company run by an american citizen and there is something called the foreign corrupt practices act and that makes it illegal ever since the post-watergate years this law was passed, makes it illegal for an american company or businessman to bribe someone else in another country, a public official in the country for business reasons. clearly the bribery of the police... >> and i assume once you're found guilty of that what's the fine? >> it all depends. it can be in the millions. they've been as high as 800 million. there are sometimes jail sentences involved but we don't know... usually what happens in that kind of situation is that the multinational company then does a complete int

the new name was suggested by two employees. it's a combination of the latin worlds for world and delicious. grocery products like their famous mac and cheese will simply be called kraft. >>> even before "the hunger games" opens in movie theaters tonight, its soundtrack is burning up the itunes charts. it includes songs by three big-name acts. soundtracks and companion albums have not done quite this well. >>> and think about it. when was the last time you bought girl scout cookies from an actual girl scout? the organization would really wish the girls could do the selling themselves, other than their parents. girl scout usa wants parents to help, not take over, ala hand the sheet over the company office. >> we all get them from our adult colleagues. >>> coming up next, clothing giants like tommy hilfiger, taking action, after workers die, making clothes bound for the u.s. it's all part of an abc news investigation. >>> and how warm will it be near you today? this is not california or hawaii. this is maine. asas air. your mood an

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