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here and yet nobody seems to be able to answer those two most obvious questions when it might tend tom watson are to see it like a stone. a quick look at some other news stories from around the world now asylum seekers have burned down an immigration detention center during the riots in sydney they through the roof tiles and other all drugs a far far those who were called in to put out the blaze while the riots started with detainees protesting over rejected asylum applications we say that no injuries have been reported and bad order has been restored australia has recently seen an increase in the number of asylum seekers arriving from sri lanka afghanistan and iraq. japan has declared the twenty kilometer evacuation area around the stricken fukushima nuclear plant an official no entry zone with a bad comes after a police more than sixty families still living inside the affected area follow week of march disaster however the authorities a little rage revisits for residents allowing them to return for up to two hours to collect the vital belongings paralyzed crippled by both the earthquake and

now is whether the radicals ideology and methods or wants of desperation or growing confidence tom watson r.t. . two militants have been killed in a special operation by russian security forces in the country's north caucuses region government open far from their car before being shot by police it's been confirmed they were leaders of a criminal group but extorted money from local businessmen officials say the money was used to aid militants and extremist groups in north caucasus region has been gripped by almost daily violence between authorities and terrorists hj well coming up here and make way for the runaway many. find out how the russian authorities are planning to stop the dangerous drivers transporting russia's commuters. now time to update you on some international news making headlines this hour in our world update an afghan air force pilot has shot dead eight u.s. troops and a contractor at an airport in kabul the government reportedly suffering from mental illness or not according to a flight before and colleagues all planned the attack off to be recruited by the taliban incid

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nobody seem to be able to answer those two most obvious of questions how or when it might tend tom watson r c kids the years darkest i'm. bringing up to do some top world news headlines tonight at least fifteen people have been killed by a bomb in pakistan's largest city karachi thirty others were wounded in the attack officials said the blast went off inside an illegal gambling club the explosion took place and neighborhood where warring drugs gangs operating. forces law the ivory coast's new government exchanged fire with former president laurent gbagbo his troops in spite of attempts to reestablish security following heavy fighting earlier this month to oust the incumbent leader he was arrested last week with the help of u.n. and french forces during a raid on his residence in the main city of abidjan an internationally recognized leader other summer tires trying to unite the country following last year's disputed election. the syrian president bashar assad has officially lifted the country's state of emergency rule after almost fifty years in effect it comes after weeks of violent cri

that is tom watson. gil morgan playing along with him. and nice cars save on the 18th hole.t what from a distance. hey they want to play >>vern: their course, the just have to allow the golfers to play through. >>pam: will be back kron 4 news at 11:00 is coming up right after the break.

growing up, tom watson couldn't hit a curveball. nick faldo rarely found the back of the net.rnold palmer just wasn't fast enough for track. isn't it funny how sometimes success begins just by putting the right tools in the right hands? what smarter planet. >>> yes, master, i hated >>> yes, master, i hated the north, we all did. how can a southerner feel anything but bitterness towards your side? but my son did not conspire to kill your president. he conspired to kidnap him. >> a conspiracy to murder abraham lincoln and the little known story of the woman who was tried for that crime before a military tribunal. it's the compelling subject of robert redford's new film "the conspirator" and it's also an issue with continuing resonance today. just this week the obama administration reversed itself and said that it will try 9/11 conspirators before military tribunals rather than criminal court. i spoke to redford about his latest project and about where politics meets journalism. >> what made you focus on this woman? >> i guess it was a series of frames in my head that took me int

this is tom watson, his approach and watching track it. just off the stick.car when in the 18th hole. gilmore can't play. it's a team event it did lead to at 10 under par. when we come back, he wants with venture? things still in your life, a little slow? that's why we brought in dog stepped a professional adventuress. look to them is that the long hair, the good looks. the north pole nine times, as of school eight times and antarctic got 23 times does it ever get old? >> no not at all always an adventure and i like taking on new projects whether raising money for charity or during work and i will tell you more about that when i get back. >>vern: maybe we'll just have dug interview himself. c'mon back all of this story in a moment. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, g

the one of the leaders in golf with tom watson. he has done it for years. >> marty: the great comeback. two big victories to give sharks control looking to wrap things up and change things tonight with game 5 at c h p pavilion. most of the team had the-the h-p pavilion. most of the players were off tonight with a 3-1 lead san jose is looking to move to the second round tonight at 7:30. >> isabel: kron 4 news this weekend at the royal wedding. you are going to see details on their real kiss. >> marty: sun is coming up over the east. we will take a look at the approach to the bay bridge we will be back. >> isabel: royal-kiss [ banker ] mike and brenda found a house that they really wanted. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it

. >> darya: tom watson had to relieve himself from the woods in the game. >> gary: is not on video?tnt. will your back. >> james: the dodgers' opening packages at 715 at 18 t park. -- 7:15 p.m.. may be cooling off a couple by the ninth inning. george? >> george: where the potential hotspot on highway 92 just talked with the c h p about what might be overturned a gravel truck that lofted a--that lost its load. that would mean one way traffic control i am waiting for details this could be the first hot spot of the morning. >> mark: thank you, stories we're following, a 19 year- old man died after being stabbed in the concord shopping center this happened at 4:00 in the afternoon. when police arrived they also found a suspect they're arrested. police have not identified the victim or the suspect. the coast guard is coming off the search for a man who abandoned his boat near ocean beach he and another man when the 47 ft. boat when it started taking on water. the two escaped in an inflatable raft that raft capsized in the strong waves. one man was rescued. the other man was never found a

watson hargrove, a major international consulting firm. he's with their offices outside of london and they on do work for us as well. the last speaker is tom franza with san francisco puc. we will have some questions among the panelists and a little bit of discussion, but our goal is to leave a minimum of half an hour for interaction with the audience so we will try to get on with it briskly here, starting with will. . >> thanks so much, mary. first off, what i would like to do is acknowledge somewhere out in the audience is leslie lako of our staff. leslie, can you stand up? there she is. leslie lako is the creator and manager of the project that we have at bcdc to deal with climate change and sea level rise. as usually is the case, she does all the work and so of course i get invited to speak. i want to make it clear that any errors, omissions, oversight or inappropriate comments are my responsibility. any facts, solid analysis and clear logic belong to leslie. leon canetto likes to tell the story about the learned professor and scientist who is on the rubber chicken circuit making speeches about a particular subject and the university p