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they agreed it to hold high-level talks betwe their governments and resume private sector exchanges tle orr the maritime incident. >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm i tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. my colleague, gene otani, will be up it at the top of the ho ouup

he believes tle no wrong-doing, the investigation is continuing. >>> that's not the only problem. oakland police department. they will tour the spca and made the move after complaints about officer who is shot and killed an old and arthritic family dog. the tour is a pretraining set to begin in november. officers will be taught how to recognize signs of aggression. oakland police killed a lab as they were responding to a burglary call and a lot of people are critical of that shooting. >>> it's 5:35 and news just in, the last jobs report shows the private sector added jobs and the unemployment rate stayed the same. that's because of widespread government layoffs and unemployment at 9.6% as was expected. vallejo's six flags discovery kingdom will try to repair ay is lion's muzzle. the sea lion's name was sergeant neves and shot twice in the face. vets worked to make him strong enough for surgery. because of how badly he was injured, he cannot ever return to the wild. he is already moved into seal cove at six flags and in may made the debut. this was video. the man accused of shootin

the event will be held at the hotel expected to start around tle:30 and wrap up around 8. >> it's just the beginning. san francisco giants now looking ahead to gym one of the world series on wednesday. today in the bay is live with a look at what's ahead. a lost excited fans. >> absolutely. the team arriving yesterday evening. from the flight from philadelphia. the texas rangers are supposed to be getting into town today and have their next work out tomorrow. the giants have been in the third longest world series championship drought behind the cubs and the indians and they are hoping to change that this week. the last time they won was in 1954 when they were back in new york. they have been to the series twice since then with the giants in 89 when the a's swept the giants and eight years ago when the angels beat them in the final game. if you want to see the game wednesday or thursday, there tickets available. websites like stub hub are going for a pretty penny. those prices and what it's going to take to get inside the park this wednesday for the first tickets. reporting live here ou

m ve pleasedo have him back at this tle. weome. >> aleasure, charlie, thank you. how many bgraphys are there? >> since washington died there have been 900 biographies so you woerg why i'm perpetrating number9012 they started appearing within months of his death and infact the cherry spr story, the most notoriou invtion, started veryoon te hisdeat has had amazi longevity. >> rose: sowhy did you tur washington after what you had done? >> i thinkhe srting int of any biogphy is at ere have en significant events of that have eluded previous biographers him on t has a quarrel with washington late in the revolutionary war and he sat down and wro a letter to his faerpl defending his decision. and he painted washington as a moy, irritle and temperament man. he writes "the general and i have come to an open rupture. he shall for once repent of his ill humor." and i rememb being stunned. george washington ill-humored in? >> re: h shall repent. >> this doesn't conform to the saintly image i had of george washington. and it got me wonderg and thinki that perhaps this most fami

. >> rose: they don't bring all the da da to the tle? look, e nationalsecurity council which serves the president, that's their point to offer advice to the president and they're not bringing all the data to the table? >> let me just give you an example. general jones, national security advisor, former marine commandant decides as they're going through last year's strategy review of how many troops to recommend, he goes through all of his analysis, has all the intelligence, know it is military people and in his comper writes out i think we should send only 20,000 troops. guess what? he never gives that to the president. he never gives the president that recommendation. >> rose: are you stunned by that? >> i am. >> rose: and why wouldn't he do it? >> i pressed, i asked. >> rose: and what did he say? >> there's not an answer! now, look, that's... you know... >> rose: i now know why. >> that's only one of the things that goes on in this white house you have the president verbatim pressing gates. i want another option, you owe me another opt

i am pleased to have fareed zakaria bac at is tle especially ttalkabout how to store the american dream. take me back to a point that perhaps america was at its strongest wor war ii. we we the victor. itas, anything, the ne 50 years would a solidification of the amican century. you know, 's ieresting that people all remember the 50s and 1960s as the golden age of the american middle-cls and it was but it'smportanto rememberhat the pre-conditions were. 1945, the rest of the world has been desoyed i some cas quite literally. and the most important manufacturing centers of the world which were in europe and to a less exextent in japan had been totally destroyed. we're the only ones with the manufacturing capacity ft, we loan money to the rest of the world or give in the some cases as in the marshall plan and help rebuild their economies, they start buying from us. this is where the american brands go... coca-cola went solo into eve combat theater in the world and this provides enormous jobs for people and this is when e unionscan pad jobs and say we're going to hav five people for every jo

arizona averages about four or five tornadoes a year, and they had four yesterday all in a period of tlesfrom this storm that is weakening and moving north. the back side has some showers and higher elevation snows, but it's starting to fill in. the setup yesterday was very dynamic and very strong energy in the atmosphere going up over the mountains into flagstaff. new york to boston, we are starting to see this low. two stubborn areas of lows locked in place. now the pattern is beginning to release. you're going to get out of the dreariness that the new york to boston corridor has endured. a few showers working their way through eastern parts of new england, and things will get a little more dry as we go through time. austin, texas, 42, record low, record low in alexandria, asheville saw record lows, record lows in florida, jacksonville, daytona and orlando. it's that time of year. you see less sun at night. longer nights. sunshine abounds across parts of the south, and i think the forecast for tomorrow looking really good, and overnight lows tonight, not seeing much in the way of record

what am i a genius or-- >> he knows tle' anger out there. no, mr. have done and take it out at the polls and let me tell you he went in and campaigned against a former aide of mine, tim griffin running for congress in arkansas, i will bet the former united states $100 to his favorite charity that tim griffin is going to win that race going away with a strong, despite president clinton campaigning against him, he's going to win in spite of the fact that he's my former aide. >> karl, will be performing at caroline's comedy shop doing the clinton impression. >> the most qualified for president, and the-- >> karl, thank you so much, and we will allow you to leave the studio now, thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up on the show, thank you, karl, we've all been over the top of the back seats on "fox & friends," a closer look at this when we come back. i think someone at my friend's school has this thing called autism. my friend's brother's son has autism. my neighbor's son has autism. my son has autism. announcer: autism is getting closer to home. today,