the u.s. officials there for si before a navy seal team killed him during a raid in may. >>> a virginia man is among seven marines killed in the fiery crash of two military helicopters. the 28-year-old captain michael quinn from verseival had -- percival had been stationed in camp pendleton in california. investigators say it could take weeks before they know what caused the crash. >> another big story we're following tonight here on the news edge, two more americans killed in afghanistan as qu'ran- burning protests continue. the two were nato military officers. the officials with the international security assistance force say someone turned their gun on the pair shooting both in the back of the heads. and so far, officials have yet to link the deaths to violence there last week after several copies of the qu'ran were torched by the u.s. military. >> we're not linking this incident as of yet. we have to look into the details of what is going to come out. [ sirens ] >> as a result of the shooting deaths

curio -- to the official. goothe official tells me, we are sorry your son got suspended, but we have nothing to tell you. i tell the officials, if you have nothing to tell me, my son should be of school. they said, we do not want him to come to the school. he is suspended for five days. due to this conversation with this official, there was a lot of communication, me as a parent. the officials should have been telling me why my son was suspended. and when i asked for it, the police was called, because are refused to leave the school until he answered my question. i still left the school, and no one answered the question. >> can you speak to susan? we will get no follow-up. gardne>> my mother worked in the school district for over 20 years. i have had several issues that are want to address, but it would take awhile to address. i just want to say, they need to go. i have had some big issues that my son has been going through problems with the staff. they say he had a knife, and they searched him three times. he

however the official damascus has a different point of view on the matter let's have a listen. people who have been on people who should the government. and people who were kidnapped by the armed groups and they were massacred on the. evening after the. or during the time of the meeting of the security council in new york. again violence continues to spread to the syria just on the friday there was there were twenty car bombings in the series seconds because the city of aleppo got that but those bombings took the lives of twenty eight people and the day afterwards and saturday a syrian general was killed just outside his home in the mass because of course syrian officials say that these armed rebels are being supported both financially and militarily. forces from abroad who wants to see foreign intervention in the country there have been reports that that security services from qatar and from the u.k. are operating in syria of course those forces those those that information has not been confirmed just like it pretty much all the reports from syria to or block out of foreign me

for the personal life and the official duties are always closely related. president franklin roosevelt's bedroom was next door. and he would use this room as a sitting room for the office. for us, it has been the main drawing room. and on a winter evening the fire is a magnet for good conversation. traditionally, the yellow oval room has been used for entertaining and for receptions. in fact, this is where the first official reception ever held at the white house took place. here on a chilly january 1st in 1801, john and abigail adams received the ministers from the first countries that had recognized this brand new nation. and still today this room offers hospitality to visiting chiefs of state. this is where we invite the prime ministers or kings and or so before a state dinner. the earlier part of the day is filled with honors and formal ceremonies on the south lawn, colorful fanfare, sometimes a parade. this has always been an impressive experience, a responsibility. i go to the third floor before the occasion and look at the great map case and pull down

members of the board of supervisors, the apa official elected families. this is the first year with ask for a personal contribution to our celebration. i want to thank both of you. last, but not least, the celebration every year has included a lot of community efforts to spread the word that the month of may is apa heritage month, to put on the kind of public relations effort need to in the city and county of san francisco. we will have a reception in the green room afterwards. no contribution is too small, but i would like to take this opportunity to invite our major sponsors up here as we do have an appreciation gift for you. to start our work, i would like to invite are presenting sponsor. this is the first year we have up presenting sponsor. we would like to invite president david t [applause] >> just very briefly, on behalf of target, just very privileged to be part of this. it is a new day and it's an exciting day. never before have we celebrated asian pacific heritage month and the landscape as we are today. with the ever-changing population, with t

with the help of surveillance cameras officials quickly track down three suspects they believe set the fire. >> fire investigators responded right behind, worked with wal- mart security division and obtained surveillance where they found three juveniles in the area of the fire at the time it started and followed them out of the store through surveillance through the parking lot into an adjacent store. >> adjacent store was a target. the wal-mart was closed for about two hours while the health department officials conducted an inspection of the areas that sell food. the three juveniles are being questioned tonight. formal charges are expected in the morning. >>> police in anne arundel county asking for the public's help to track that guy down accused of sexually assaulting a 9-year-old girl. the alleged incident happened in pasadena last tuesday afternoon. the girl told police the man grabbed her while she was walking home from school, pulled her into the woods and sexually assaulted her. >>> new tonight we're hearing from a 79-year-old grandmother after a terrifying house fire. she say

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download the official auntie allocation to your i phone i pod touch from the i.q. zaps to. enjoy life on the good. video on demand r.t.s. mine will cost. an r.s.s. feed now in the palm of your. question on the dot com. welcome back to spotlight on al green of in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is constantin they'll go off russian foreign ministry special envoy for human rights democracy and the rule of law this dog of you just told us about the official reaction to your human rights report which you call constructive what was the other. one of the the unofficial reaction what kinds of unofficial reactions have you got of what the angry well official reaction is there will see that the reactions for instance in some media yes there has been critical reaction to. our reports it depends upon. upon the media upon the newspaper and the way the way in some newspapers reaction once again was very quiet. acceptable and even quite positive in some others say yes they have been criticisms well what lowell who are you to judge this including this rings a bell and the

the agreed package contains significant efforts from both private and official sector creditors. in this way, the program will -- the pyramid set by the state or government. that is debt to g.d.p. ratio is expected to reach 100.5% by 2020 and program financing is estimated to amount to 130 billion euros until 2014. regarding the involvement of the private sector, greece will launch the bond exchange offer in the coming days. given the balanced agreement reached with the creditor group led by i.i.f., we expect a very high rate. the exchange offer involves a nominal haircut aming to 53.5%. 2% until 2014. 3% between 2015 and 2020 and 4.3% thereafter. next, i would like to turn to the official sector involvement. in order to show our -- honor to commitment, to ensure greece's stability to ensure our good faith, the official sector will be making a very important contribution. first, creditors will implement a further lowering of the lending margin of the loans to greece to 150 basis points over the entire period. compared to a current margin of 200 basis points if tr first three years

the bug hit more than 500. health officials virus was brought in by a student and spread from there. >>> in los angeles, a school district is making an unprecedented move after two teachers at one school are charged with molestation. at a meeting last night the superintendent announced that he is replacing the entire staff of miramonte elementary school, transfering them to a different place from the janitor to the principal, effective immediately after teacher mark berndt was charged last week with committing lewd acts on 23 children. days later another teacher martin springer was arrested on suspicion of fondling two girls in his classroom. every student -- >> i can't have any more surprises even though the police will do what they have to do and if there are no more, thank god, we deal with the more record and the tragedy i have already. and if there are more then we will have to deal with that. >> new teachers and staff members have been hired and screened. many parents say kids will suffer because some good teachers are be

the officials determined the lunch of a sandwich, potato chips, apple didn't meet the guidelines, it was missing milk. >> we are not the lunch bag police. if we observe that a child who has brought their lunch is missing one of the key components of the healthy meal, we simply say, if it is milk, here's some milk, you may have it or not. >> the grandmother says the officials forced to take the girl take chicken nuggets instead. >>> time to downsize some of america's favorite can -- candy bars. mars says all bars will slim down to 250 calories by the end of next year. twix and m & m's are already under 250 calories. recipes will not change just the size. >> i like the fun size the little ones. i wonder if they are going to change the price? >> good question. >> that's what i was thinking. free, check out this a lot of sun, beautiful picture of al traz this morning, temperatures running -- of alcatraz, this morning temperatures running -- >>> a hollywood directorédá(z wo will be flying in one of nba sensation jeremy lin's closest confidant so he can experience lin-sanity for himself in

it's in the official records. so, it's surprising to me when i see some historians that say, oh, no, they were all in nonmilitary roles. look at the official records. another way to answer that question is to ask frederick douglass. the noted abolitionist, frederick douglass, obviously, not a friend to the confederacy. this is what frederick douglass said and he said it in 1861 early on in the war, not at the end of the war," there are at the present moment many colored men in the confederate army doing duty not only as cooks, servants and laborers, but as real soldiers having muskets on their shoulders and bullets in their pockets ready to shoot down loyal troops and do all that soldiers may do to destroy the federal government." frederick douglass, 1861. what i've given you this evening is really just a glimpse of slavery. i tried to tell the story of american slavery in my book as best i could. we will never know everything about american slavery, and that's why i say we just have a glimpse, that's the best we

initial reaction we'll talk about the other official reaction to your particular in a minute after we take a break just a reminder that. in. wealthy british style. markets why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy max cons are the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. resistance politics but a culture. is couldn't stand. on its own. cultures of resistance on the part. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. fish to. fish fish fish . welcome back to spotlight and al green of in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is constantin they'll go off russian foreign ministry special envoy for human rights democracy and the rule of law this dog of you just told us about the official reaction to your human rights report which you call constructive what was the. other day what does the

now the county is supposed to make the english language the official language of the county. a historic city which dates back to the war of independence from england. now it is about to make english its official language. >> it's kind of silly. >> of people are proud of friedrichs county strong stance against illegal immigration among them the sponsor of the ordinance, this county commissioner. >> english is our official language. we should embrace it. >> he said other languages namely spanish, can be spoken in the event of a public health or safety, but not for public safety. >> we're not bring to spend taxpayer dollars to produce documents in other languages other than english. >> will become the first county in virginia to declare english the official language. >> i think it's a good idea. it's the language that everyone speaks, right? >> it would be like making walking the national hobby. we speak english in this country. >> she is proud of her english but the peruvian immigrant wonders the impact on other immigrants. >> this is not providing an opportunity to everyone. s

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the officials say he intended to carry out an attack at the u.s. capitol. the suspect was under surveillance for months and that the public was never in danger. >>> tonight, a dutch prince is recovering after he was buried in an avalanche. the heavy snow in austria this month triggered numerous avalances today. he skied off and got caught as snow came shieding down. he was rescued and is in the hospital in intensive care tonight. his family says that tonight their son's condition is stable but he is not out of danger. >>> singer whitney houston will be laid to rest tomorrow following a private service in her hometown of newark, new jersey. 1500 guests are expect approximated to,a attend the memorial. fans have been leaving balloons and candles there all week to remember the 48-year-old star who died last saturday. her god mother, aretha franklin, is expected to sing at the service along with alisha keys and stevie wonder. it is streamed live for the millions of fans. you can watch it live by going to ktvu.com tomorrow starting at 9:00 a.m. >>> a free concer

>>reporter: did he have anything to do but for the official said that man's? >>reporter: the suspect's was found dead after committing suicide. authorities say they declared to interview potted the very soon. >> we spoke with the california department corrections, as for an actual meeting, that has not been set yet. >>pam: officials said the claims of new information is nothing new when it comes to missing children and the fall of mchale and garrett is not buying these latest revelations. >> it has been more than 20 years since the caliph garrett has been affected. words that wesley sherman has been identified does not sit well with the girl's father. >> i do not believe it. in the back of your mind there's always shocked, but i did not think he did it. as far as i know, from what i understand, the police have better suspect's of him. >>reporter: her father says the investigators have received worthless information from criminals before and he believes the claims about knowing where the bonds are. it believes it is another wild goose chase. >> i think he is try

the prisn held about 8 hundred inmate. officials say it could haven triggered by rioting prisons or an electrical short-circ. apple c-e-o tim cook is vowg to improve working conditio, at overseas factories that e its products. the cupertino- based computr giant has been criticized... since poor working and livig conditions were revealed ata facility in china. an independent watchdog group.. called "the fair labor association"... recently ben auditing conditions at plann china, where iphones and ips are made. "we are constantly auditing...looking for prob, finding problems and fixing problems." apple is one of many u-s companies that outsource manufacturing, to reduce labor costs. checking bay area headlines. all the bathrooms are open n at mount diablo high schooln concord. the contra costa ts reports the superintendent ordered the principal to unk them. the principal had closed most of the school's bathrooms last year becausef graffiti problems. the san jose city council hs eased restrictions on local medical marijuana dispensar. l

the president of honduras has suspended the officials in charge of the national prison system after a fire in a jail killed more than 350 inmates. firefighters said many were burned alive. the president -- the jail was holding more than twice the number of inmates it was built for. >> for three hours it raged. one of the deadliest prison fires in recent history. prisoners who barely survived just managed to stagger out. hundreds remained trapped inside. there were reports that guards had not found the keys to many cells in time. this prisoner said he could hear the screams of people burning. he said the only thing he and his fellow inmates were able to do to escape was to start breaking the roof apart. by the light of day, relatives clamored for information. they prayed. this woman said she did not know where her husband was, if he is dead, let god give her strength, she said. if he is alive, let us praise the lord too. some had tried to force their way into the prison. they were driven back by teargas. soon, the dead were brought out one by one. it may take months to find out the tru

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several hundred injured people have been rescued from the wreckage. officials it will be some time before a final figure is known. >> they are pulling people out from between the first and second carriages. there are survivors and there could be victims. but we do not have a number. >> some of the injured were treated on station platforms. the more serious cases are being brought to nearby hospitals. the train entered the station at a high speed and hit the buffers at the end of the platform. officials believe there may have been a problem with the brakes. after hitting the barrier, the train derailed. hundreds of thousands of people use the buenos aires underground every day, but the network is beset by problems of overcrowding on often dilapidated trains. >> we have a reporter on the line from our buenos aires bureau. what do you know about the casualties and the cause? >> the bad news is that the numbers of dead will increase. many people in hospitals are badly injured with fractures in schools. there could be more dead during the hours to come. for the mome

now the u.s. officials want to separate the two issues. japanese government leaders say possible moves could ease the burden of hosting u.s. bases on okinawa. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. tokyo. thanks for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the officials determined the lunch of a sandwich, potato chips, apple didn't meet the guidelines, itas missing milk. >> we are not the lunch bag police. if we observe that a child who has brought their lunch is missing one of the key components of the healthy meal, we simply say, if it is milk, here's some milk, you may have it or not. >> the grandmother says the officials forced to take the girl take chicken nuggets instead. >>> time to downsize some of america's favorite can -- candy bars. mars says all bars will slim down to 250 calories by the end of next year. twix and m & m's are already under 250 calories. recipes will not change just the size. >> i like the fun size the little ones. i wonder if they are going to change the price? >> good question. >> that's what i was thinking. free, check out this a lot of sun, beautiful picture of al traz this morning, temperatures running -- of alcatraz, this morning temperatures running -- >>> a hollywood directorédá(z wo will be flying in one of nba sensation jeremy lin's closest confidant so he can experience lin-sanity for himself in n

and also from the top u.s. official who has been in television just over the weekend again calling on the israeli top brass to keep things down and allow iran some time before carry out any attack which could which could promote greater instability in the region in fact this also comes after a u.k. defense official have has also warned against carrying out a strike on to iran's nuclear facilities saying that at this point it's not yet clear whether or not they are indeed making a nuclear bomb and if israel does go through with the strikes this may portend far greater dangers than there are present at the moment this and fact could be the beginning of another cold war in the region at the same time in tehran itself you can hear the echoes of all of these all of these threats coming from israel and all of the disagreements with the u.s. the the iranians are actually carrying out a military exercise at the moment in order to train in order to heighten the degree of alert and to train their forces along with the countries i

so we also at ff did a survey of the local election officials. in 2008 and 2010, we compared the responses that those local election officials gave to ff to the exact same question that the election assistance commission also asked them in 2008 and 2010. in 2008, 23% of the local election officials answered both our survey and theirs. this is in the lower right-hand corner. and we found that the answers that those same local election officials gave to the exact same question varied by 56,000. in 2010, the exact same questions that were answered by 33% of the election officials between the eac and us varied by 54,000. now if we can go to the next slide, slide 9. so there is this attitude that the eac and the election assistance commission and federal voting assistance program data is contradictory. it is not. it is complimentary. if you look down at the lower right-hand corner, you see that when we survey the local election officials, we ask them how many military and overseas ballots you have returned -- excuse me, military ballots. they said 118,

the officials say the amount of drugs did not seem unusually large. investigators will be looking at the drugs whether the drugs were dispensed properly and whether houston was receiving too many prescriptions. >>> a memorial honoring whitney houston is growing outside the new hope baptist church in nung-- in new jersey. houston's funeral will be held there. it's a private funeral. no machines for a -- plans for a public memorial. >>> nadia lockyer has entered rehab. in a statement she said she's seeking treatment at a -- after a recent incident at a hole tell. she said she was -- at a hotel. she said she was violent attacked by an ex-boyfriend. she's there for a chemical dependency and for chronic pain from a car accident. >> for her to come forward and address this straight on, i applaud her. i wish her well. think she's doing the right thing. >> lockyer says in a statement "alcoholism and addiction shin are diseases from many of -- from which many of us suffer. i've not been spared." in the meantime, the district attorney is investigating whether t

the government ordered the test on suspended reactors last july. government officials need to win the consent of municipalities hosting the plants. some panel members say the tests were only simulations, and they say such checks should not be used to restart the reactors. the agency decided to end the debate by accepting to take full responsibility for the tests. members say sufficient safety measures have been taken with regard to earthquakes and tsunami as powerful as those that hfukushima daiichi plant. nhk surveyed leaders in 29 of the municipalities, excluding those in fukushima prefecture. 51 of japan's 54 nuclear reactors are currently out of operation. municipalities would have to give approval before they're restarted. five of them, or 17% said they would give the go ahead for the reactors to resume operation. leaders in 21 others, or 72% said they wouldn't, or said they can't decide. those that expressed caution said that they cannot be sure whether the reactors are really safe. they cited the difficulty of persuading residents while the government has yet to

the official. talks from the. video. and. now in the palm of your. question on the dot com in the u.s. a defense secretary has welcomed afghanistan's involvement in peace talks with the taliban president hamid karzai has confirmed his country along with the u.s. are trying to negotiate an agreement with the militant group but artie's a military contributor says karzai continues to avoid the real issues that cause instability in the country. interview to a wall street journal was the most important public relations event for the president of afghanistan it was rather strange when mr karzai during this interview quoted unwittingly the former soviet president gorbachev referring to evgeny stand as the leading war in full display of poetical correctness mr karzai was careful the spared from answering two most important challenges facing afghanistan right now that is there rampant corruption. that is suffocating the country. and the narco aggression. two leading factors there precipitated the implosion of five then a stand from within. russia and china ha

down the official ante up location your i phone on pod touch from the dumpster. video on demand. old girls. and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. machine on the dot com. russia and china came under international fire when they refused to take sides in serious conflict and vetoed a u.n. security council resolution it's just the most recent example of the two standing largely on their own in the international arena artie's resident in new york went to ask people in the big apple whether their two countries should be feared and why . if you believe the news media you should fear china and russia this week let's talk about why if they wanted to china could wipe out the us in probably three minutes but anyone with an atomic bomb could true so why china in particular. chinese people are very dangerous why what is made you think bad have you ever been personally threatened by a chinese person no so why do you feel that way. they know kung fu i don't think were in the good of relationship with them so should we fear them is that going to make relations better and we should fear of th

now the u.s. officials want to separate the two issues. japanese government leaders say possible moves could ease the burden of hosting u.s. bases on okinawa. three quarters of u.s. bases are stationed on the island. separating the relocation issue may mean the u.s. has given up on moving futenma air station to the less populated city of nago. >> translator: the u.s. is tired of waiting for the relocation plan to move ahead. it has decided to organize the military to deal with the changes in the strategic environment in the asia pacific region. and it has apparently decided to separate the relocation issue. >> people in okinawa fear that would mean the air base would remain in futenma. that wraps up this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

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they hope to complete the task by summer. japanese officials want to share what they learned from the march 11th disaster. they're planning an international conference on natural disasters. the city of sendai in miyagi prefecture will host government ministers this july. officials from the united nations and the world bank will help organize the two-day meeting. some of the sessions will be held in two other prefectures hit by the disaster, fukushima and iwate. government officials will invite representatives of countries that have experienced large scale disasters including thailand, indonesia and haiti. japanese delegates will report on the damage from the march disaster and on rescue efforts. participants will also discuss recovery, reconstruction and prevention. organizers plan to take them on tours of the region. government officials plan to use the results of the discussions for a u.n. meeting on disaster prevention planned for 2015. that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. do stay with us.

say the korean residents, including executive officials of a pro-north korea association traveled to the north via beijing and other routes in late january and earlier this month. north korean residents are required to report to customs authorities when they take over 100,000 yen or $1,270 to the north. customs say at least $890,000 were brought into the country. public officials say the association was asked by north korea to donate money to celebrate kim's anniversary. >> translator: north korea is asking people to show their loyalty to the new leader, kim jong-un, especially people from the pro-north korean association in japan. >> he also predicts similar requests before the sen ten reof the birth of kim il's son, his grandfather and the north's founder. he says demands have become a heavy burden on some north korean residents in japan. >>> u.s. home builders feel better about putting down roots. ai uchida has the latest economic data. >> the latest data coming in better than expected. new home building in the united states rose 1.5% in january compared to

the official. video. feeds. we're coming to you live from moscow it's good to have you with us today but on the first anniversary of the ousting of former president hosni mubarak egypt's activists have called for a general strike to ramp up the pressure against the ruling military council they want the council to step down immediately saying they are blocking reforms the military has said it won't accept any ultimatum to transfer power in june when the presidential elections assured but many people fear they will stay in power beyond those days kyra post journalist bel truce says egyptians have every right not to trust the military. people are unsure about whether they actually transfer power in jean and so far the military the ruling military council has yet to fulfill any of its promises that said since it came into power also just generally on the streets we're seeing massive human rights violations towards protesters where people are expressing their freedom of speech and we've seeing excessive use of tear ga

he was the top campaign official for bob ehrlich. two big stories from annapolis. a committee recommended ulysses currie be censured. he failure -- failed to disclose his job. the house has delayed action on the same-sex marriage bill. we have this update from the state house. >> high drama surrounding an issue to close to call. one of their own faces sanctions that could render the elected official in affected. the house attached an amendment so it does not take affect in october. it gives those who want to petition the referendum more time. in exchange for his support of the bill. police escorted the delegate out of the chamber and into the speaker's office. the vote is complicated by the fact the supporter veronica turner is in the hospital for emergency surgery. there are other amendments that will be considered before a final vote is taken. the house leadership has not announced when that will happen. this senate is expected to take senator ulysses currie to the woodshed. they are recommending he be banned from any leadership position and be censured. he may on

the financial markets. but you've even had some e.u. officials say maybe we have to have a separate account for greece to actually repay this money. that takes up the issue of financial independence. sovereignty. >> and banks still across are concerned on the rumbles. >> yes. briefly they had a pretax $4 billion in the last few months of 2011. that's a pretty impressive figure and a 3% drop on the previous year below analysts' expectations but they have had a drop on the bonus. but the really interesting thing what's gone up is the capital rate the amount of money they put aside to help them through financial difficulties. that's gone up 11%. >> now two men allegedly hired by a man to kill his bride while on his honeymoon in south africa are in court. both are charged with murdering 28-year-old annie -- in the back of a taxi during a staged highjacking. joining me from cape town -- can you tell me what's happened in court? >> well, for the first time the two accused have arrived here in the high court in cape town. they have both been accused of

the officials also said u.s. air strikes caused the deaths of seven people, including one child, late last month in the eastern province of kunar. the investigators condemned the international forces. they showed photographs of the dead children and said it is unforgivable to kill innocent civilians. they asked nato forces to ensure the tragedies are not repeated. >> translator: we cannot allow international forces in the country if they continue to kill the people with air strikes. >> the united nations says 3021 civilians were killed in afghanistan through combat or terrorism in 2011. it says 187 of them were killed in air strikes by international troops. >>> syria has rejected a proposal by the arab league to set up a joint arab, u.n. peace keeping force to end the 11 month conflict. the country's state run news agency quoted the ambassador to egypt monday. he dismissed the idea as hostile and designed to destabilize syria. the arab league adopted the plan sunday. foreign ministers met to discussion the situati

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used to translate at the real observatory he was fired after falsely claiming to be an official spokesman and using a live interview to call for a no fly zone. since then he's launched a smear campaign against the original group claiming they're the impostors as are we and his figures have been quoted by the b.b.c. c.n.n. and a.b.c. australia the other groups say they tried to pass some political views censored by calling for no fly zone for international intervention and we made the clear a sit in on the server three for human rights. original organization is that we are i guess an interventional we are against a no fly zone all we need is to stop the bloodshed in that is going on in syria as always and is group refused to speak on camera stating i cannot waste my time talking about this is the moment whilst people are dying in homes there are my priority right now he did refer us to another opposition group based in london and they too refused to comment on the ownership of the observatory but they did confirm that reporting military deaths was not in their interest it's not our positio

this would be inside the health center. school officials made the plan b pill available for students at a college in viepennsylvania. it is available over the counter without prescription for women over the age of 17. students in need will have to make an appointment with campus health officials and talk about the use of the pill. it would be less of a hassle with a vending machine that would increase in students' privacy. >> in 2011, we dispensed about 155 doses right from the health center. but again, now that it is over the counter, people can go to a pharmacy, but that is not convenient for a lot of students that live on campus and don't have transportation. so a vending machine could solve that issue. >> so right now this is only in the discussion process. there are a number of things that have to be worked out including funding for these and vending machines. the price ranges from $1,200 to $4400 per machine. jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think over-t