face of the southern silos. and so it will be three of the four sides. and it is visible and prevalent from many, many view sheds. >> that is going to be wonderful and i am excited to see what the concept for the bay view gateway and what is going to happen there. and i know that a few years ago, we were thinking about some type of an opportunity for retail, did that just go away or is that still a thought process? >> well, when we presented that to the swag. there were concerns about the committee and over activating the bay view gateway and in the heart of our industrial cargo operations. but, i don't know if the opportunities has gone away completely, i think that we are focused on, let's deliver the park and let's deliver the art, and let's get the silos up and running and that there might be an opportunity for some sort of a commercial entity maybe on the west side of third street over near the landing that may not get in the way of the cargo operations. but i think that our focus has been trying to deliver

the southern strategy helped elect nixon, reagan and the first bush and the only answer dems had in those years was to nominate a southerner. but in the last two elections, the south has not gotten its way and there hasn't an a southerner

seward, after the war is keenly concerned to include the southern states back into the union.if that means that the slaves, former slaves suffer for another decade, so be it. >> hello, doris kearns goodwin in her book suggested that seward thought that he was going to be more like a prime minister, maybe a bit of a power behind the throne kind of thing. but fairly early on he sees the greatness in lincoln and his leadership and he shifts. if you agree with that, what does that say about seward, that he is willing to shift and see that and then quickly, what did you think of the trail of him in the movie "lincoln." >> i basically agree with her that seward comes into power in the state department thinking that he is going to be some secretary of state as some have been. have to charge. and lincoln disabuse them of that notion and seward comes around and realizes that lincoln works equally for him. for me, it is not the initial pension, but it is the four years of faithful service and friendship. the one memo suggesting a war. we have all written an e-mail that we regret. but se

the southern poverty law center sounds great. has always had a history of helping people in the civil rights movement. they have had a good reputation. that is what people think they do. that is not really what they do. they were founded in 1971 by attorneys morris deeds and joseph levine, jr. books,re selling cook door, and tractor seat cushions. s became a top fundraiser for mcgovern and kennedy. allegedly, the story goes, he was able to get the mailing list from these candidates to springboard the funding efforts weree organization, which very successful. the southern poverty law center has millions of dollars in lotsng and endowments and of offshore accounts. the american institute of philanthropy has given an f sclc. to the splc. they are out to destroy people like you. hate is a cottage industry. that's me give you an idea of some of the things they do. of 1000 18 map groups -- 1018 groups. crime, theics on hate crimes between 1996 and 2011 decreased by 29%. at the number of hate groups the by 60%.e when law enforcement loo

the southern poverty law center sounds great. it has always had a history of helping people in the civil rights movement. they have had a good reputation. that is what people think they do. that is not really what they do. they were founded in 1971 by attorneys morris deeds and joseph levine, jr. they were selling cook books, door, and tractor seat cushions. deeds became a top fundraiser for mcgovern and kennedy. allegedly, the story goes, he was able to get the mailing list from these candidates to springboard the funding efforts of the organization, which were very successful. the southern poverty law center has millions of dollars in and lots of offshore accounts. the american institute of philanthropy has given an f grade for their excessive reserves. their main business is attacking and suing conservative organizations. peoplee out to destroy like the family research council, american family association, and people like you. let me give you an idea of some of the things they do. they have a hate map. -- 1018 groups. crime, ha

we made the determination that it had to do with a gang activity and southern hispanic gangs. in this particular case, the attacks seemed unprovoked. so that gave us cause to wonder about how widespread this might be. staff being assaulted and attacked is extremely serious. and we need to take all precautions to make sure that that type of threat doesn't exist on this facility or in this institution. so the decision was made to lock down the southerners, pending the outcome of additional investigation. we're going to limit their movement, limit their access while we're investigating the possibility of violence. what we want to make sure of is we go through cells on facility. we search southern hispanics and try to find any type of intelligence we can. >> although the lockdown affects only southern hispanic inmates, the resulting tension affects the entire prison. this stress increases the ever-present friction between all inmates and corcoran's officers. >> if a staff below me disrespects me, i have the opportunity to take care of him or i get taken care of. if you don't know w

the southern plantation migrated and forced the slaves to migrate in vast numbers.the land of the atlantic seaboard to the mississippi valley where they established the coffin kingdom. it was a brutal migration. the sleeves were transported in trains on ships to new england or over land, but the slave labor may it caught him growing hugely profitable. the wealthiest county of the united states in 1860 census was adams county mississippi. if you see the grand antebellum mansions still to this day at least some of them. this is a hugely profitable thing. and other maps that we have in the book you take a map of the cotton production in 1860, a percentage of the slave population of 1860 and a pretty much matches the counties carried by barack obama in the southern states in the rural counties carried by barack obama in 2008 and 2012. these are still areas with large majorities dating back to the time when the sleeves were transported back to the mississippi valley. both sought the westward expansion and deferred over the issue of slavery in the 1850's. then when abraha

the new express newspaper is based in the southern province of guangdong. the headline reads "once again please release him." the headline on wednesday said, "please release him." police detained a reporter on damaging the reputation of a state-owned company. he wrote articles exposing illegal activities at the construction equipment firm. a new express editorial writer told nhk the staff believes the credibility of chen's stories and will not give up until he's freed. >>> another journal daily ran an editorial on thursday saying the government abused their power in this case. chinese have posted thousands of messages online in support of chen. authorities have told the state-run agency that they found chen's articles were fabricated. editors at other chinese newspapers said they've been warned not to investigate or run any articles concerning his arrest. >>> officials in seoul say their counterparts in pyongyang will release six south koreans held in detention on charges saying they illegally entered north korea. a spokesperson for south korea's unification

he had been indicted in the southern district of new york, wanted by the u.s. for more than a decade for his role in the bombings. he had just pulled up to his house after morning prayers when he was nabbed by the u.s. forces. pentagon press secretary issued this statement. quote, as the result of a u.s. counterterrorism operation, abba anas al libi is currently laufrly detained by the u.s. military. >> i wish he was being tried in guantanamo rather than the southern district of new york. >> libby will be tried in the u.s. and will not be sent to guantanamo bay. he's alleged to have done surveillance on the embassies before the bombings. he hid in britain and iran after the attacks and returned to libya in 2011 during the uprising against gadhafi. the operation in somalia was also designed to capture the mastermind of another more recent east africa attack, that at the mall. the s.e.a.l.s could not retrieve the body to make a positive identification. in libya, an fbi hostage rescue team with the authorities to prosecutor was embedded with the u.s. forces who ca

the smog away. >>> a suicide bomber has blown up a bus in southern russia. the explosion killed six university students and hurt at least 30 other people. the attack occurred on a bus. witnesses said a female passenger detonated the bomb then flames engulfed the vehicle. authorities are investigating whether islamic extremists might be involved. militants in southern russia have said they want to disrupt the 2014 winter olympics. the games will be held in the city of sochi. it is several hundred kilometers north of the olympic venues. >>> japanese and u.s. trade officials have entered a third round of negotiations. this time they're focusing on regulations and systems in the automobile and insurance sectors. the talks are running b ning pa to the trans-pacific free trade negotiations. he leads japan's delegation. he began the three-day talks in washington with the u.s. officials led by acting deputy u.s. trade representative wendy cutler. analysts expect the u.s. to keep pushing for more open auto market in japan. they're asking for a review of japan's regula

the new express newspaper is based in the southern province of guangdong. editors ran an article wednesday under a large headline that reads, please release him. police detained the reporter chen yongzhou last week on suspicion of damaging the reputation of a large company. chen wrote a series of articles on illegal accounting and other dubious accounting at a construction firm. the editors say they take responsibility for their reporting. they are asking police to show evidence of any wrongdoing. representatives of the newspaper's parent company says media reporting is a social responsibility and must be protected by law. people have posted messages of support online. >>> police arrested another new express reporter earlier this month. the journalist wrote an online piece that said senior government officials had engaged in serious misconduct. >>> chinese government officials are rolling out emergency measures to deal with air pollution and asking the public to do what they can to make breathing easier. people downwind of the problem are keeping a close eye

the southern shenandoah valley, this is all advancing off to the north.t of this is going to be passing west of us here for the next several hours. however, by noontime and during the afternoon that front that's producing this is going to begin to sweep our way here and perhaps give us some strong storms. all these areas in yellow include all of northern virginia, the district, much of may maryland under a slight risk for perhaps severe storms this afternoon. the main threat from these storms is in general probably some damaging winds, some brief gusts of wind could be up to 60 miles an hour or more. they may bring down tree limbs. we have a threat of some heavy rain that may cause localized flooding. warmest temperatures around noontime and then as we get the storms and rain coming through during the afternoon dropping back down to near 70 degrees and then this evening it'll be down to near 60 by midnight and then by dawn tomorrow as we clear out down to the low to mid-50s starting off tomorrow morning. so a dramatic change moving in. and then tomorrow b

was the president of the southern christian leadership conference born in atlanta, georgia. and then there was roy wilkens, head of the naacp, the national association for the advancement of colored people, born in minnesota. wonderful man. and then there was whitney young who was born in kentucky. he was the dean of the school of social work at atlanta university and later became the head of the national urban league. there was another man by the name of james farmer. farmer had attended a college in texas, and he was part of the debating team. this little school, this little debating team debated harvard, and they won. later he did graduate study at harvard university and became very involved with the naacp and later was one of the founders of the congress of racial equality.

the southern poverty law center thomas sounds great, doesn't? tory of helping people in the civil rights movement. they've had a good reputation. that's what people think they do but that's not really what they do. let me give you an explanation. they were founded in 1971 but attorneys morris dees and joseph levine junior. they made their fortune in direct-mail. those of us in the concerned circles know what direct mail was but they're selling the books, doormats and tractor seat cushions. that's how they made their fortune. these became a top fundraiser for mcgovern, kennedy and heart and all their presidential races. allegedly the story goes was able to get the mailing list from these candidates in order to springboard the fund-raising efforts of the sdlc which were quite successful. the southern poverty law center now has millions of dollars in funding, endowments in excess of $223 million loss of offshore accounts. let me just say that the american institute of philanthropy has given an f. grade to the splc for their respective reserve. i wou

the top al qaeda operative was indicted in the southern district of new york and wanted by the u.s. government for more than a decade for his role in the 1998 east africa bombings. >> we hope this makes clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror and those members of al qaeda and other terrorists organizations literally can run but can't hide. >> al liby has been wanted for 15 years and i wish he was being tried in guantanamo instead of new york. >> al liby will be intear gated for a few weeks before turned over to lawmakers, and he will not be sent to guantanamo. he hid in britain and iran after the attacks and returned to libya in 2011 during the up rising against moammar gadhafi. the s.e.a.l. operation in somalia was to capture a foreign fighter who was the close associate of two somalis wanted for the embassy bombings as well as an attack on a motel in 2002. it was not cleared if he was killed in the attack. one somali was killed but the s.e.a.l.s could not retrieve the body to make an identification.

the way into mexico. flooding rain will be continuously pounding southern texas. e rivers across these areas are already exceeding major flooding levels. any additional amounts could tricker further flooding. this cold front sagging from canada and to the upper midwest is carrying a wave of cold air and bringing white snowflakes across much of the mountainous regions, especially in wyoming and in colorado. snow could pile up as much as 20 centimeters. winnipeg at nine degrees for the high. denver at 12 degrees. looking quite wintry up here. chicago, your lows are down to freezing. you may need to use heaters which is bad news during this oil price rise. toward the south, this is looking very summer-like where it usually should be looking like this. this is the autumn foliage coming from massachusetts and from new hampshire. beautiful picture. the good news, you're likely to be able to see the foliage until early november across the southern areas. i'll leave you now for the extended forecast. >>> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." thank you very much

this is a guy known as the southern avenger. ld wear a confederate flag wrestling mask and opine about aje avenging the south. he wrote about john wilkes booth was right. he of course assassinated abraham lincoln. rand paul hired this guy as a senior staffer in his senate office. when everybody started to learn about what this guy used to do before he was working for rand paul, he initially tried to dismiss the con fed ratd leanings as something that was old news. less than a year before rand paul hired him the dude was still writing about how he still supported the idea of the old confederacy rising up again. southern secession today. eventually rand paul did finally get too embarrassed about the whole thing and the staffer had to go, but rand paul held on for a long time defending the guy before he had to finally cut him loose. right now we are at a moment in republican politics of deep turmoil. if one specific part of the party the turmoil is not what it is for the rest of the country. the problem is not that we just had a gov

we'll start to see some evening showers on saturday here ametropolitan tokyo but the southern half of japan will see rain coming in on friday evening. toward the south, southwestern areas of china, looking quite wet, already, 100 millimeters of rainfall on top of that, additional rainfall could trigger flooding, the same with vietnam and thailand with the continuous rainfall. in bangkok, 29 degrees for a temperature with thunderstorms. looking at that 2 for you high. and any precipitation, of course, returns across those areas. seoul, looking at 20 degrees. finally in the 20s, since monday, it has been a very chilly week for you out here. now, to the americas. nova scotia has found 0 millimeters of rainfall the past 24 hours and looks like the system is moving away. good news. another system below it will likely travel northeast and hit similar areas by friday afternoon with showers. heavy rain on friday. another system got behind it is pooling lots of cold wave air from canada and that's creating some winter advisories posted in the upper midwest region. some of the higher el visieva

and now vauxhall breaking news story an explosion on a bus in the southern russian city of volgograd and france has more details for us all right now so please bring us up to date. well earlier today there are about forty people riding the number twenty nine bus involved a grad when the explosion took place since then investigators have found remnants of an explosive device they believe went off on the bus that explosion took the lives of six people at this point injured dozens many of them very critically injured rigidly it was thought that a gas systems malfunction had taken place until the remnants of that device were found at the scene now someone who witnessed this take place so we've we've got there i wouldn't count of what happened let's take a listen. i was going along the same route as that bus proust i noticed the traffic congestion. then i saw some scattered all across the pavement. and then. twenty meters down the road. i saw the bus. at first i thought it must have been some kind of a traffic accidents but then i saw the bus it didn't seem burned or scorched or it was a r

your first freeze threat of the season and the deep southern areas of the state. to the west, few clouds, basically a clear sky already is going to help speed radiational cooling and tonight in to the morning, talking about 20s and low 30s, why the freeze is expanded throughout the state. hour by hour overnight. 30s by midnight. right around a freeze first thing in the morning. dress warm, we will talk about when things get back to 60 degrees coming up. >>> two star witnesses expected to take this time and stand in a trial of a utah doctor accused of killing his wife. >> his alleged mistress. >> reporter: prosecutors insist gypsy willis is the woman who came between martin sp his wife of nearly 3 decades, michelle. willis is expected to testify about the love triangle that led to utah doctor to get his wife a deedsly combination of prescription painkillers discovered by medical examiners. >> defense claims michelle took the medication and died of a heart problem, found uncocious in her bathtub by the 6 year old adopted daughter who now 12. will soon take the stand

state-run lao airlines says the plane was on a domestic flight from the capital vientiane to the southern city of pakse when it crashed at around 4:00 p.m. on wednesday local time. the army says there were 49 people onboard including 44 passengers and 5 crew members. 27 passengers carried foreign passports. rescuers are at the accident site, but the airline says they have not found any survivors. visibility at the time of the crash was very poor with heavy rain and strong winds. >>> the leaders of the u.s. senate have reached a deal to end the government shutdown and avoid a possible u.s. default. the deal will allow the government's debt ceiling to be raised so that it can borrow additional funds until early february. >> in the end, political adversaries set aside their differenceness and disagreements to prevent the disaster. the deal includes discussions on the mid and long-term budget plans and spending cuts. republicans are demanding the cuts as a condition for reopening the government and lifting the debt limit. even after the bills are approved by both the senate and house, they wi

it's named after the southern japan town. decades ago, pollution poisoned citizens. birth defects resulted. this was to raise awareness for health problems related to mercury. the conditions are on the rise. delegates agreed on a draft treaty in switzerland in january. it is to ban production for new mines and will inhibit principle manufacturing, export and import of products using mercury from 2020. delegates including ministry officials are to adopt and sign the treaty on thursday. >>> japan's foreign and defense ministers visited to explain other efforts to ease the burden on the preif he can which you are. they want to support the governor for the air station. he's opposed to the idea and says he won't change his mind. foreign minister and defense minister met with him in nahi. they say officials have agreed to reduce training flights for aircrafts. residents are earn concerned about the safety record. it's been involved in accidents in the u.s. and sewhere. the minister says the u.s. will start transferring marines to gam in the 2020s. they asked for approval to

some model indications it could be a category one hurricane out in the southern gulf. you have to remember the sea surface temperatures are higher in the southern gulf than as the storm nears the florida panhandle. the water temperatures, while very warm are not what they were a month ago. we have had cool nights as we are now in early october. the tropical storm 65, another ten miles an hour. we will crank it up to a category one. about 500 miles west southwest of miami. we think miami will completely miss this storm. it'll be north florida toward tallahassee over through pensacola. even in southern alabama. you can see some of the computer models, a bit of a spread with this but most of them put it east of new orleans, west of tallahassee and that will ba hound the florida panhandle -- likely to weaken back to a heavy rain this is over maryland into early next week. remember that the heavy intensity, a lot of these -- right into the chesapeake bay area. tonight down to 60 and tomorrow just another hazy day, even warmer, i don't know if quite the 86 but mid80s tomorrow

woodrow wilson was the first southerner elected president of the united states the civil war. most people don't think of woodrow wilson as a southerner, but it was indeed born in 1856 in virginia. his very first memory his father was a presbyterian minister in virginia and then they moved into three more states of what became the confederate states of america. but during that period when the wilson's was living in augusta, georgia, thomas woodrow wilson, young tommy is woodrow wilson was done as a boy, his first memory was when he was almost four years old and the election of 1860 had just taken place and the little boy remembered hearing, like you just got elected. there's going to be a war. and wilson carried that with him all his life. he carried with it memories of the war as well. growing up in augusta, he was spared seeing a lot of the day today horrors of the war, but anyone who grew up in the south briley experienced the devastation. wilson grew up then after the civil war, they moved to south carolina. he saw the girlie charge cities. he really took this memory of deva

we're rain free across much of the southeast, but in the southern plains we're watching rain and mainlyight rain showers coming in off lake erie and ontario as our next clipper system moves in across the area. it's helping to pick up strong wind gusts. winds up to 30 mph in cleveland, and also winds are gusting here along coastal areas of massachusetts, boston, winds are gusting up to 28, and we have wind gusts around 20 mph. our wind advisories will remain in affect through later this evening. it includes cleveland. as we take a close up look at some of the rain we're finding here across the southern plains we're watching out for rain and a few rumbles of thunder for later this afternoon. >> eboni, thank you. for the first time the food and drug administration is making an attempt to make drug treats safer. since 2007 6 o 600 dogs have did and thousand versus gotten sick. it could cost the pet industry $30,000 a year. >>> conservationists are sounding the arm about the long-necked an analysis dwindling in africa to the point that giraffes could be extinct within a few decades. >> in af

i do want to say, everybody from the southern japanese islands through western japan, you want to keep a very, very close eye on this storm system. let's talk about japan right now. we have the high pressure ushering in cooler temperatures. frost advisories over towards hokkaido. what this will be doing, as it moves to the east, it will start to bring in warmer air around the southern periphery of it. also rain showers towards tokyo by sunday, you'll be seeing rain showers out here as well. northeastern china and korea, dry weather in place for much of this area. i want to talk about the tropics into the indochina peninsula and vietnam. we have seen heavy showers out here. about 160 millimeters in vietnam here in the past 24 hours. you've been looking at flooding out there after typhoon nari came onshore back on monday. still some pretty serious conditions. over toward the americas, one system is moving off to the northeast, another one coming in from the west. this one is actually bringing snowfall in toward the rockies, and the northern plains and western portions of the great lakes.

and concrete action, in terms of patrolling and making sure that we don't -- we as a country, the southern part of europe, don't take all this influx alone. and the thing is that europe needs to -- they need to patrol, we need to patrol better, with joint operations from europe and also make sure that immigrants and others will be treated the best possible way. they should be distributed on other countries and given options and given a new life. we've seen mothers and fathers this morning, we were helping, rescuing and helping these people. there are children, five-year-olds, four-year-olds, i'm sure they remain traumatized from this experience. they need a future, they -- we as a country are making sure that we help but you all of you should make sure that these people are given a better future. >> mr. faruja, thank you very much. that's curt faruja talking on behalf of the maltese government. >>> the u.s. forces have captured a senior member of the pakistani taliban. latif mehsud. mehsud was in the custody of afghan forces when he was detained by the americans. us secretary of state john

and at home we're looking at a cold front stretching from the southern plains. we have rain and storms that we'll track throughout the day. >> for more on phailin, we're live from the coast to the south side center of the storm. tell us where you are right now. >> well, the area that i'm in now, the storm has shifted. that we're now in the center of the storm itself. it's shifting south wards a few miles since we last spoke. now what we're find something about lots of rainfall down around here. the winds are getting quite intense. there is no electricity at all in this area. we've been running a generating which is the only reason we've been able to broadcast to you. the storm is becoming much more serious than people thought. people have had a more casual attitude about it before but now that it's hitting landfall it's getting people's attention that this might be quite big. >> is that because they were getting mixed messages from officials there about what to expect from the storm? >> well, as our meteorologist was just saying and in other countries this is a s

the southern poverty law center published a story examining how the civil rights movement is taught. you would think with mlk day, how many times do you hear "i have a dream" in january and february ? only three states get an eight. only three states get a b. 35 states get an f including the great state of california. that is reprehensible. the first thing we have to do is provide the tools so we have a dvd with six hours of impeccably researched history. we have a great companion book. and now we have to lobby the school district, state legislatures, to put african- american history where it alongside in the classroom. and not only is a separate course because most legislatures will not do that. i am talking about integrating the stories so that, let's say not only do we learn about george washington, we learn about the slave kerry washington. he ran away from mount vernon and fought for the british and then when the british lost, went to nova scotia with the free black community, the former black patriots and then when nova scotia did not work out, they went to sierra leone and set

more than 200 fighters attacked zamboanga city in the southern philippines. they took around 200 civilians hostage and demanded to hoist their flag at the center of the city. thousands of government troops surged in. in the fighting that followed, 200 people died, thousands more were displaced. for weeks government forces battled hard to redeem control of this neighborhood. this is where the fighters were holed up together with several hostages. there is nothing left here now except the damage caused by war. this part of the city is now a ghost town. at least villages were used as a battleground. houses have been reduced to ashes. the lives of thousands of families here will never be the same again. armed conflict has plagued this region for decades. this is not the first time children have been dragged into the fighting. >> as far as these children are concerned this is at the very least cognizant of, you know, international laws barring the participation of children in armed conflict. >> reporter: negotiations with another break-away group the moro islamic l

>> the good news is at this time danas is continuing to race off to the north away from the southern japanese islands. bad news, it's starting to move towards western portions of mainland japan. let's talk about the impact from the storm system. jima, just north of the island of okinawa here, you saw winds reported up to 192 kilometers per hour. i'm going to show you some video of what that looks like. sustained winds over a ten-minute period, up to 135 kilometers per hour. so a very intense storm system. you can see the trees being blown about here. we also saw damage to some of the roofs out here. not to mention the waves which continue to crash ashore, up to ten meters high, still to shall expected across much of this area. these japanese islands and much of the chain out here has really high and strict building codes. so we often see when these intense storms come through, it is not so much severe damage. you get a lot of superficial damage. really, they're built for tie foons out here. sometimes when you see injuries is when people venture out and about instead of staying put. no

the southern strategy helped elect nixon, reagan and the first bush and the only answer dems had in thoselections, the south has not gotten its way and there hasn't an a southerner on the ballot. demographic trends suggest more ahead, perhaps leaving the south left behind and wanting to stop the train. but the conservative political impair actives around entitlement reform on which we can place opposition to obama care and beating back immigration reform and curtailing abortion rights and holding a line against gay rights and voting rights, so much flows from the south's history of maintaining racial inequality and reveling in deep religiousty. reagan, the movement of conservatism, named our prime domestic enemies the welfare queen and the crack king pin, the lazy black taker and the fear some black super predator, both of whom want to live off your hard-earned dollars. now, in the battle against obama care, we have new people to protect against. folks aiming to ruin that good old fashioned american way of life that's been eroding for years. their frustration and anxiety has led to the so

it is the mentality of the southern mediterranean countries. need european help. >> other world news for you now. the leader of greece's far right political party golden dawn has been trailed that has been jailed, pending his trial on charges of heading up a criminal organization. he was in court wednesday where he firmly denied charges against him. he is the latest in the series of golden dawn members to be detained in the crackdown. >> away in handcuffs the leader of greece's far right golden dawn party was jailed pending trial on charges of belonging to a criminal group. he denies the charges against him. he and other party members were arrested on saturday. three were released from custody on wednesday while a fourth remains in detention. >> we will eat your fake witnesses for breakfast. you will see. all the charges will be dismissed. >> a total of 22 golden dawn associates were arrested on the weekend as part of a crackdown on the party following the murder of a greek anti- socialist. he was the -- it was the third most popular critical pa

al-liby had been indicted in the southern district of new york -- and was on the rufor over a decade. king: "al liby has been wanted for 15 years. i wish he was being tried in guantanamo rather than the southern district of new e ndd in somalia targeting top members of the group reponsible for last month's deadly mall massacre in kenya. seal team six members leading the operation at a villa south of mogadishu early saturday... targeting multiple members of al- shabaab...an al eda fiate. mty sources say at least one somali s killed... but the seals could not retrieve the body to make an identification. griffin tag: "meanwhile back in libya, government officials say they were not told by the u.s. of the plans capture al-liby. fox news has learn the president approved these two operaontet t washington, jennifer griffin fox news." after a disappointing game ibuffalo, the ravens bounced back this week in miami. sports director bruce cunningham joins us as the ravens picked up their firsroad win of the season. bre. comg a shatting defeat at the hands of the bills in buffalo, their 4th strai

southern calvert county you'll see it too. the extreme southern and eastern part of the county the way it looks now. temperatures mild on the east coast. we're in the 50s and 60s this morning but look back at ohio. those are 40s. behind the cold front that is coming. that will bring some cooler air in here as we head toward tomorrow. today, though, we're in the upper 50s and low 60s now with 62 in crofton. laurel is 59. 59 also in fairfax and hair market this morning and germantown. not bad but cooler, 57. outside on our michael & son weather camera, you see the cloudy skies. 63 with a south, southwesterly wind at 3 miles an hour. humidity high at 90%. here's sort of a front here. a little upper energy impulse. notice the enhancement of the showers in illinois and western kentucky this morning. that is going to be coming through. little pieces here and there. this is 3:00 and toward 5:30 or so. some of the commute home may be seeing some showers. not a yellow alert but boarder

we're into the main rain in southern maryland and down toward the beaches. that's going to pick up and into the day, on and off rain through friday. it looks like wel dry off for the end of the week. >> hoping to get to the game on sunday. >> looks like it's going to be okay. >> a town surrounded by water. >> we'll be back at 11:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, shutdown shame. the scramble to restore military benefits to grieving families of troops killed in action, as anger at washington hits an all-time high. >>> a warning tonight about a weight loss supplement. >>> scare in the air. the frightening accident in a hot air balloon festival. passengers screaming for help. >>> and real answers tonight. a workplace secret. >> unadulterated misery. >> what millions of adults are facing on the job from their coworkers. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with 26 american families caught in the cross hairs of a political fight. mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, all denied government help to fund tune rams for the loved ones they lost who was serving

across the southern areas it looks very calm and we have a system moving in to western russia. overcast and rain is forecasted across moscow as well. the temperatures will be remaining in the down digits. not too bad at 12 degrees. across the italian areas as well as the alps. likely to see scattered thunderstorms but parts in the south remaining in the 20s. in rome, 26 degrees with partly sunny skies. not bad at all. athens looking at 27 degrees with plenty of sunshine. now let's head over to the eastern continental asia where we have a high pressure predominant across much of japan and down towards the south another tropical development. this is a tropical depression as for now but it looks like it will become a tropical storm system into the next 24 hours and it's likely to head over towards the philippines. right now bringing very stormy conditions to the islands so people here in the philippines should be bracing for this incoming storm. here in the southwestern china, this is a shot of very heavy downpours and it's likely to continue into the next 24 hours. southern thaila

on the southern end of this with more showery-type weather. the baltimore area, to philly, wilmington, delaware, harrisburg, more heavy rain today and more airport delays. how does the weekend forecast shape up? southeast, by the way, is looking gorgeous. three beautiful days in a row. the middle of the country, a little more interesting. we got some thunderstorms today going through kansas city and minneapolis with a cold front. finally temperatures where they should be instead of 80 in minneapolis. you'll be down around 61 on saturday. but still nice, not too many problems. chicago a few storms. if anyone has bad weather on sunday, it looks to be the texas area with heavier rain. the midatlantic finally clearing out, even d.c. looks like you should see a return to sunshine. this big coastal storm has been bad for some but not for everyone. >> thank you, bill. have a great weekend. >>> we'll hit sports, the tigers and a's, winner take all, game five of the alds. no score in the fourth inning. we are used to seeing this with miguel cabrera who

. >> some other stories now, there are reports of an explosion on a bus in the southern russian city of volgograd. the news agency says four people have been killed and seven injured. an emergency situation ministry official in moscow confirms an explosion occurred but has no details. the cause of the blast was not immediately known. there are fears it could having an attack by islamist militants in the north. the european court of human rights says it's unable to rule on whether russia carried out an adequate investigation into the massacre which claimed the lives of 22,000 polish prisoners during the second world war. the court says it can't rule on the case because russia only signed up for the european convention of human rights in 1998, eight years after it began the investigation. a german bishop who's been criticized is due to meet the pope in rome today. he's been labeled a bishop of bling and has faced calls to resifpblee he's been accused of lying about the cost of his official residency in limbberg along with the first-class flight to india to visit. mexico has strongly con

the worst of the winds - they are going to be in the southern lastful u.k. across the -- last of the u.k. and across the southern france. the worst is the dark red colours - with guts of up to 120 k/hr. north, across the southern half of wales and east anglia, they could gust up to 80 k/hr, giving us a major problem with the monday morning rush hours. trees will be down and powerlines as well. >> that is it from london for this news hour. now it's back to doha. >> after the break we'll give you a blast from the past. find out what some archeologists found after digging underground in new york city. i'm live at the world series in st louis missouri. there'll be a breakdown of the game-free drama, and tell you about it coming up in sports. >>> welcome back. it's been a year since hurricane sandy battered the east coast of the u.s. home owners, businesses and volunteers have worked hard to rebuild communities ever since. there's a hidden group of workers who have done a large part of the clean-up - undocumented migrants. we were sent this report. >> this man has

we've got in massive storm system spreading out from the southern great lakes right down into northerno. lots of thunderstorms here. a lot of severe weather. we have the heat and humidity from the south and a really cold blast coming up from the north and that's setting off some very severe weather in the blue you could see up to 130 millimeters of rain and then you've got hail and tornado. storms, be onning oak city, you're in the mid-20s. 's different story from winnipeg and only 5 degrees for your high. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. for all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. ♪ >>> from the four winds and the scent of the earth come the color of the seasons. exploring the four seasons of japan. a bud of a rice plant starts to stretch and bear fruit.

the tea party is a brand-new name we put on some conservatives. we never used to call them southernne. that special name until now. could we think of what is going on inside the republican party has essentially just a continuation of these old neo confederate boys who have consisted on or off the radar for a very long time now? are we just experiencing another upswing in the legitimacy of these groups in republican politics? at least for now republicans may not being affiliated with these guys. this close to the mainstream in republican politics. is this tea party thing just a new name for something that is not really new? joining us now is a professor of government of sociology and co-author of the 2-party and the remaking of republican conservatives. thanks for being with us. >> very nice to be here. >> as there always been a neo secessionist under current among to party activists, or is this a new phenomenon? should we see this as separate things? >> it's striking that it's so visible right now, but from the beginning of the tea party outburst in 2009 and 2010, there were always