under par in a two round qualifier and his duty and the china open in may. and also those days the world's top floor that little messy showed off his baby love as the prolific barcelona striker took part in a unicef event him going as aries however the twenty five year old was wearing abounded. on his left leg concealing his new tattoo of the sun goes hands messy went on to net a penalty with his left foot in argentina's three nil home win against venezuela as they lead their world cup qualifying group by four points from colombia. three. then on friday croatia beat serbia two nil in an emotional world cup qualifier in zagreb to remain second in group a the match was the first between the two sides of independent states since the war in the former yugoslavia in the one nine hundred ninety s. serbia made the breakthrough midway through the first half of its all each plane to marry among two kitsch and which himself made it to nil with eight minutes to go with a suspicion of handball with a goal stood later belgian one two million macedonia to stay top of the

very small children, one two and a half and one five and a half. hopefully led in momentarily and we'll get the memorial under way, as gasia mentioned, with the bag pipes playing to signify the beginning of this. you see the beautiful flower arrangement there and the two caskets. i was talking to robert earlier. i remember when the four police officers in oakland were killed and you had the four caskets lined up there on the stage and in front of them were the officers' boots and two of the officers were motorcycle officers and they had their helmets right next to the caskets. i can't tell if there are boots or uniforms next to these caskets, but we have been told that there are a lot of pictures obviously of the two officers and their families surrounding those caskets. >> you have to think about all that these two officers had seen in their careers. i'm just reading comments here about loran baker, someone describing him as very sensitive. he was a really sensitive police officer, saying he was very concerned, very considerate, and you have to un

there were two major inputs.the section five activity is a range of different obstacles was passed to reach the discriminatory thing. >> the section five, but it says nothing about the presence or absence, if not right? >> i come to my second category. the second category has national application. with the evidence in this case shows before congress is the concentration of section two successes in the jurisdictions is substantially more. justice kagan said it was four times more per population data. the fact of the matter is another piece in this case for patent mccreary looks at all section two cases and shows the directional sound they appointed to disparity under section two. >> all of the noncovered states are worse in that regard than the noncovered states? >> everyone of them is worse. >> it's a fair question. >> is the crucial question. congress has selected these nine states. is there some good reason for selecting these nine? >> what we see in the evidences of the top eight states of section two outcomes

in western music, we'll use an accent on every two. for example, one, two, one, two, one, two. if you watch a marching band, you'll probably see a lot of duple time or time divided by twos or fours. if you watch the way they move, the way they step, it's often divided-- one, two, one two, one. if you watch somebody dancing to a waltz, you'll see the emphasis of their bodies moving on the first beat of every three-- one, two, three. one, two, three. and the choreography of their movement corresponds to that emphasis in time. pulse is also something that people perceive as an audience not just the musicians using accents to organize time. when you listen to music, you feel music, and you start to dance. you can see it at a large crowd of people at a concert, and everybody seems to be moving together. the rhythm is sort of a glue that holds the band together. it keeps everybody playing in time, as they say. and it keeps everybody thinking about the music the same. the beginning of the melody is here, you know, the beginning of the song is here, and the end is here, and the rhythm

any one of the two time gold medalist you know yeah yeah. and he picks things up very quickly and i think. i think. you know with. the world. now let's turn to a story of an extreme sport and extreme courage a snowmobile stand on your boat in return from a serious neck injury in style by winning the best trick award at the twenty thirteen x. games johnson ended up of caught up with a flying swede during a trip to st petersburg. you have to be precise with every single jump or you could be a very heavy price is hard to imagine that just a year ago daredevil danny broke five bones in his neck after attempting to land it four and flipped into a beetle foam he was lucky to survive doctors said it would take the twenty nine year old two to three years to recover but this week was back in just four months so you stay strong atheists look forward all the time the forward stay positive that's all the thing you can do and here i am back in business also in myself i can write you know i mean writing is my life and if i can't write it's not me that fea

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this evening and so his number two in command is going to make the presentation >> number two, that is good. i promised the captain that i would talk long enough to get that working program. i am praying for good technological. >> thank you very much there president, and commissioners and director hicks and supervisors it is good to see you. and members of the public. thank you father for being here tonight and it is always a pleasure. i was born and raised in another district, but i did go to a school over the hill, st. rose academy which is no longer there. but the church next door is still there. the president mentioned that the chief of police is away. he is in washington, d.c., he is honored to have him attorney the former district attorney harris, very, very tough financial times and this is a critical week for funding not just on the city level, we have been struggling, but federally we are struggling with decision and friday is going to be a big day and the attorney organized a contingency to go back and meet to the caucus and bring to the attention of the ways that we use the

since two thousand and three the u.s. has admitted approximately ninety thousand iraqis as refugees special immigrants and asylum seekers but the journey hasn't been easy for them in fact advocates of iraqi applicants say that the resettlement process has been shamefully slow and complicated to see aside from the ninety thousand refugees there are thousands of iraqis who actually aided the u.s. during the occupation as translators or linguists and it's an association that has put their lives at risk as enemy collaborators in their country many of these iraqis were hopeful in two thousand and eight after congress created a special visa program allowing for up to twenty five thousand new immigrant visas so far only a fraction have been issued in this program is scheduled to end in september so to talk about the plight of iraqi refugees i'm joined now by b.t.s. producer amir david i have english thanks for coming on so we're talking about ninety thousand iraqis that have been granted refugee status here it sounds like a lot

thousand and eleven to end all nuclear power in germany by two thousand and twenty two in france a very different policy since the one nine hundred seventy s. france has really pushed nuclear energy as a clean and safe provider of energy it still makes up nearly eighty percent of france's and energy needs and there although public opinion has changed slightly it's still more in favor of nuclear power than it is in japan if we look at japan again the new government is more pro nuclear energy than the previous government was but they're going to have a big a big time trying to convince the japanese population that it is worth it one thing they have on their side is that nuclear power is demonstrable cheaper than other alternatives and fossil fuels or renewables there just isn't enough of those renewables yet to try and cover the gap. and you can read about how japan is fixing the consequences of the fukushima tragedy at r.t. dot com as well as raid expert opinions on the country's nuclear future. after almost six months in rebel captivity a ukrainian jew in this working in syria has escap

two hundred fifty really. just forty two point. zero when it broke many years ago at this time this time this was really the beginning of this new era of post regulatory finance and securitization and jim rogers i remember at the time got tagged pretty good he's not been vocal about it i wish he was more vocal about it he kind of set the stage for the m.f. global and these other confiscations that have come down the road i want to look at one in particular red situation that applies to the global economy it applies to cyprus it applies to ireland iceland the u.k. the united states tarp all of this collapse and all of this confiscation of wealth so hillary rodham cattle futures controversy is the name of the wikipedia entry and in one nine hundred seventy eight with only a thousand dollars thirty living in this house here hillary rodham clinton gave to read. one thousand dollars that was almost her net worth ten months later it was worth one hundred thousand dollars and marshall school of business looked at it and they found that tw

about two dozen people now out of their homes. two buildings with flats. flames broke out just before 1:00 this morning. residents said they heard the alarms going off and people pounding on their doors. >> it was balls of fire. just going up and up. and pyres popping and just flames. and then scooted over to this one right here. and we look around and it's like a whole other house on the side just flaming out on the side. >> reporter: two firefighters received minor injuries. one hurt his knee and elbow. another suffered smoke inhalation. investigators are trying to figure out what started it all. >> right now it's under investigation. took pg&e gas awhile to get out here. they eventually mitigated that. this building was fully involved. we had to hit it from the exterior. we did stop it from spreading. >> residents say the fire appears to have started between the two buildings in a garbage shoot but we won't know until the arson team completes its investigation. we did speak with the owner of the two buildings and we'll tell you what he had to say. live

so hundred forty nine of those two hundred fifty people since two thousand and seven have been completely missing and that's why the director of human rights watch in the america is so critically concerned with this issue because it's an interim merican issue we're talking about a border that is two thousand miles long and border city of the one where this has become such a prominent issue which essentially sparked the debate in mexico and in the u.s. regarding exactly why people are missing because when you hit the drug cartels they start to fight and they start to react and that's why some people are going missing the question remains is it the fault of the national government or is it because the guard tells are like killing people that are inside that is an unresolved question. that i want to ask you given out. let's have a look off here. the last has backed mexico's strategy to crack. to crack down on violence and i want to ask you based on your observations and experiences has this strategy lead to less violence and bloodshed. effectively know it's anything it's led to more violence

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back to earth after one hundred forty two days in orbit a u.s. astronaut two russian cosmonauts planned in kazakstan after completing their mission aboard the international space station. one pm in moscow matter as a good to have you with us here on our t.v. our top story the health of detainees at guantanamo bay detention center under serious threat with a mass hunger strike continuing for more than five weeks it's claim more than one hundred inmates the majority of them jailed without charge or refusing food in an act of defiance struggling to draw attention to their plight can't officials though say any talk of this being a mass strike is a gross exaggeration on our requests for information prison spokesman captain robert duran responded that the number of detainees refusing all food is fourteen today having risen from six guantanamo officials have admitted that the number of hunger strikers has more than doubled after weeks of denial one of the inmates lawyers parties cabaret says the authorities are using question will definitions though to

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eight detainees went on hunger strike for more than a month and in two thousand and two nearly two hundred inmates at guantanamo bay went on hunger strike so clearly this is a pattern that continues repeating but it is quite a dangerous pattern because any human being that goes without food for a long period of time can in evidently lose their lives well it is of course not the first time in mates have endured severe maltreatment at the notorious going tunnel prison and remember no one in there right now has faced a trial we're asking you if you think this could be the final straw that leads to the infamous facility being shut down. well take a look at what we are so far on our dot com more than half of those voting in our online poll believe one tunnel will stay open no matter what almost if. only close what i call when it becomes financially and viable to maintain it all slightly fewer say one title will only be shut down when a similar president is in operation elsewhere and believe it will be closed out only when a worldwide terror is defeated r.t. dot com is where you can go to add yo

two left lanes are closed and two left lanes are closed but traffic is slow through sausalito. >> watch out for the falling rocks. >> another traffic issue is in san jose. the c.h.p. is investigating a body found on interstate 280. this is a look at the scene. the coroner arrived at the southbound side of 280 near the off-ramp. you can see a heavy c.h.p. presence there after the body was found in the lanes before 3:30 this morning. we are told it is the body of a woman, not known if she was lit by cars on the friend or died some other way. there is a sig-alert in affect. >> what can drivers do in san jose and sausalito to try to get around the situation? >> this is live shot of sky 7 at wall drove grade. the best way i think to get around this is the golden gate ferry, you can take the bay bridge and. cog around but the jamup is expensive, and backed up into sausalito. can you get through sausalito on surface streets but that will be a major jam up. as far as the south bay, the accident, the fatal accident southbound 280, that accident also is blocking the three right lanes and the best

this was two weeks ago.. alecia reed, kron 4. >> reporter: this started saw an on-line threat on a facebook page. detectives are still investigating the serious nature but they have increased security and other schools throughout the district. this investigation is under way. there is nothing that happened on this campus. and a san mateo terisa estacio, kron 4 news. >> reporter: alleging that there are two members read and another interfered city contracts that the oakland army base. read, denies. it >> it is not unfounded and i was shocked when i was called in to the office. >> we've reviewed for three years, all instances and these 14 instances where are related to these two members. >> reporter: haazig madyun >> reporter: the national park service. this yosemite national park preservation plan includes the closure of several guest amenities closed. and it would add 161 parking spots and improving traffic flow the comment is welcome to until april 18th. in the newsroom, charles march madness at c h p pavil

allowing a garage will result in a loss of two street parking spaces, leaving only two to serve as the fronting of 12 rental units and the neighbors. we propose the 555 alternative to the sponsor to allow a more acceptable modification of his original plan. he turned down this attempt to accommodate. in conclusion, i find the project does not fit in the following manner. the scope of the project is too large to qualify as a neighborhood improvement from jetctiontionthv. number two, the financial cost to add 1200 square feet penthouse and garage and an elevator will impact the sick affordable housing units to be lost in the neighborhood where housing is dwindling. three, this precedent exposes the hill area community to further request for penthouse additions. four, this project does not conform to the existing character of the neighborhood. also, it does not contribute to improve the neighborhood or the environment. it threatens the community and the environment and the quality of life as it exists. thank you very much. >>> president fong, members of the commission, mr. sanchez, thank

eight detainees went on hunger strike for more than a month and in two thousand and two nearly two hundred inmates at guantanamo bay went on hunger strike so clearly this is a pattern that continues repeating but it is quite a dangerous pattern because any human being that goes without food for a long period of time can in evidently lose their lives. in new york mates plight let's go to new york again we're joined by one of the lawyers involved william h. that part is covering he's an attorney for the center for constitutional rights representing. the yemeni detained ton of my father's side of the thank you for being with us i'm not sure if you heard our correspondents report there but. what is the situation at the moment regarding this hunger strike there's a discrepancy between what the authorities are saying what the inmates what is behind those walls. what we understand from our clients and this is coming from every attorney who has either get down to go into a most since february or has communicated with their client in some form either through letters or phone calls what we have hear

the other two contras you may. know but this process problem or it's because you know economy or suffering as economic drama continues with politicians and bankers drawing a painful measures to execute the years old i m f back bailout plan it's all too clear to ordinary cypriots who is going to be bearing the brunt need us as mother for example have her monthly pension cut from one thousand one hundred eighty nine year olds to just over one thousand a month ago why they cut from people who have special needs they cut from the people for his part allies the question all cypriots would like answered as well. yes our sylvia our team make a c.s.i. press. and as you've just seen the capitol in the kosi a has been a rocked by a wave of protests with people venting their frustration throughout the week charlie mcgrath head of the wide awake news portal says the situation may turn violent as people feel the full effect of the measures and the european stability mechanism was set up a lot of people myself included were talk

is about the equivalent of two month's worth of the u.k. deficit so on a scale of that you can see how big the problem is not just within the eurozone but also globally but you're quite right i mean it is a huge problem it's something which the cypriots government has failed to come to terms with it we are today that it the government received a warning from the european central bank as far back as two thousand and ten saying that there were there that management economy of interest or not where they were running an increase in state sector employers or wages of six percent when the economy was contracting which was simply unsustainable and so it's proven but so what you're saying that this one of solution in a very small economy could actually have a major impact on the european banking sector as a whole and indeed confidence in the euro zone. that's certainly true and you're making an assumption this is this is a war not far not even sure that's the case what you mean it could happen again that we're probably going to get tax you mean thi

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two of the lanes the number one and the number two lane are still closed. you can see the cal tran vehicle behind me. they say it could take two to three hours before they open up all lanes to traffic. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:33. we also have developing news in marin county. southbound lanes of highway 101 are closed because a boulder about four feet wide rolled down on to the road. it happened as the morning commute is just getting started. ktvu brian flores is right there on highway 101. so what is the latest? what is happening now? >> good morning opinion i guess i will start off with the good news we are south of the waldo tunnel. just north of the golden gate bridge. as soon as you pass the scene where the large rocks fell from the hillside on to the 101 traffic is moving nicely. there might be a little bit of a backup. but from what we know so far at 4:48 this morning the chp not goth reports of a large boulder that had fallen on to the freeway. it turns out it might have been several large ro

you tube something like a month a month two months ago child of seven years old. cutting the head of the military officer in a pool and we have many reports about. position position forces especially from a group in syria they are recruiting people are recruiting children between eleven years old and fifteen years old and this crisis. all right thank you very much for your insight damascus based reporter ma was indeed. russia says any attempt by foreign governments to arm rebels in the syrian conflict would be illegal the warning came as a burden indicated it might be prepared to bypass an e.u. arms embargo on syria to help the opposition fighting president assad as the number of deaths grows by the day sort of foreign involvement as artie's marie if an ocean reports. the syrian uprising the last of the arab spring sprang up in march two thousand and eleven by august of that year when in another arab spring country in libya colonel gadhafi had lost defacto power it was already clear who was next in the firing line this morning president obama called on assad to st

nine to two thousand and twelve twelve percent of j.p. morgan's a net income is paying or fines and let's call it what it is bribes to government officials during the same time remember eric holder has recently come out and said that he's a frightened to prosecute bankers frightened for the financial system so here you have the top lawyer in the country saying i can't prosecute bankers because i'm frightened of them j.p. morgan. pays twelve percent of their net income as bribes to federal employees essentially through the guise of paying a fine the only other organization that has that type of amount of bribes built into their business model is the mafia if you go to any mafia right here in new york for example they'll pay ten to fifteen percent of their net income to government officials as bribes jamie diamond is a mobster is a bank stir it pays twelve percent of his income to pay government officials in bribes that's why the economy is suffering because we've got gangsters running wall street i just don't understand how bank profits ca

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two taken to santa marin memorial. firefighters and chp says this is the third fatal crash along 101. the crash is still under investigation. it's unknown whether the woman perhaps fell asleep at the wheel or if alcohol was a factor. right now one northbound lane is still shut down. we have been told it will be another ten minutes or so before they are able to get the truck out of the ditch and then they will reopen the roadway. so 101 northbound will be open pretty soon. good news it's in the opposite direction of your morning commute. so definitely the southbound direction should not be impacted at all. live from the county line i'm tara moriarty. >>> 5:12 is the time right few. a disturbing child endangerment case in california. it involves a toddler, drugs, and alcohol. >>> also one volunteer firefighter got a surprising house call. the crash that woke him up as he sprang into action. >>> time now 5:15. a volunteer firefighter in new york quickly realized he would be fighting flames at his own house. this happened

and two victims are recovering from gun shot wounds after two suspects robbed a crowded dance club.ct is described as a 19 or 20 year-old caucasian man with short, black hair. dave brown, goatee with a piercing in his eyebrow. on the right side of his face. this is one of the main the driveways and bundle. a 12 year-old girl was walking home from school and bundl bunde ----pinole.. he asked if she wanted a ride and she said " no ". he tried to this is kind of a wake-up call phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> temperatures were pretty cool even 70 seller, and the end. nearly 80 degrees for santa rosa. santa rosa, nearly seven degrees but prerecorded be even cooler with the 70 degrees-with blowing and green for st. patrick's day. mostly clear skies wstill, some breezy windst a 30 m.p.h.! tomorrow, some patchy clouds and clearing out by 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. in the some clouds in preconditions. 20 m.p.h.-30 m.p.h. how much cooler it is going to be? coming up. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> happy st. patrick's day. officers from several >> happy saint patrick day. >> it's a great day, happy

and the detail d and it is a four-inch slab with two inch sand and two inches gravel. and that has become six inches and on the other plan, it strictly only, two, and it is 2012, 08, 13, 7241, that basement remodeling that is another we said that the ceiling height. and so i would say that probably they have to keep a 7-foot 6 ceiling and they need to excavate and the plastic and the sand because it is a very old building and that is probably i think that it is about two inches only. so it add up, i don't know, ten inches or nine inches, because i never measure it. and i was not the architect for this job to prepare this plan. so i have no idea, but, from looking at the plan, that is required, excavation. yeah. so, i guess we are just already. so this will be our proposal and we will we are willing to submit a revision, not a revision, a new permit to adjust those items. >> except the door. >> okay. >> did you accept splitting... there is a question of putting in a common gutter but two rain water liters? >> one goes to your side for half of it? >> yeah. >> and the oth

many of those protesters returned today on day two of the trial. despite their pressure, just two football players stand accused. several other athletes will take the stand against them. as will the alleged victim herself. even though she says she has no memory of that night. >> i didn't rape anybody. i didn't witness a rape going on. if i would have thought that somebody was being raped or anything like, that i would have stopped it. >> reporter: the boys are being tried in juvenile court by a judge. the trial is expected to last nearly a week. for "nightline," i'm elizabeth vargas in new york. >>> changing gears, when we come back, she just wants to play with her friends of so what if they're all football playing boys. a fiery 11-year-old takes on the catholic youth organization and the church. ♪ [ acoustic guitar: upbeat ] [ dog ] we found it together. on a walk, walk, walk. love to walk. yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-ar

and again, we of two-thirds of the community but two-thirds who are opposed in the entire community you have to listen it that. it's a very concerned group of individuals who do not want a building that towers over them and creates a badland escape. it's a lesson for everyone in that community. the homes - it's an empty lot it needs to fit into the rest of the community. no one individuals can say i'm so much more special than you it's not how democracy works you can't impose yourself. i would hope that as members of government you are the voices and that you respond to 070 percent of the people saying they're opposed to it and thank you. next speaker please and >> i'm eddy. i'd like to touch on some of the things you've mentioned. the majority of the houses there are two steroids and i don't think the neighborhood is ready for a sort of, you know, a big wall going up in the neighborhood. i hope you consider everything that's in front of you thank you >> good afternoon president fong and planning commissioner. i'm erin i live in the area i've lived there for over 20 years. there's a vac

that makes one point two million euro. in colombia gold is highly coveted by the criminal organizations. so in order to avoid an ambush the time and day of the transfer are decided at the last minute so make my escape if this is the most critical moments aside and the gold leaves the factory it up got to be transported to the city of midianites in. the in goods or carried away at a run. the soldiers mark out the course. the operation is completed in four minutes. the precious cargo takes off towards maybe the regional capital from where the gold will be exported. this ago via gold mines are the oldest ones in south america they were own for a long time by an english company frontino gold mines but in two thousand and ten and drawn colombia gold bought the entire concession. thanks to different tino mines the canada based multinational has become colombia's leading gold producer in two thousand and eleven. two and a half tons of yellow metal came out of these for an asus the checks are very strict everyone has body searched

two gunman shot and wounded two employees. they are expected to recover.er employees say there could have been more victims. >> i hear someone say gun and i am telling to my p boss to figure out what we are going to do. then i look and my boss was hit. lying here bleeding. >>> they were able to track down one of the suspects. his identity is not released. >>> they are looking for the gunman responsible for shooting six people. it happened around 10:30 p.m. in the city of galt. they were found in the front yard after home. witnesses reported seeing four gunmen drive off. >> crazy. we had some incidents about five years ago when they had a shoot in the other corner. they say the cause is unknown. >>> 880 is back open due tthe airport connector project. it is closed from 1:00 a.m. to 6:00. crane was used to move large pieces of connector. there will be another closure next weekends. and they can install that above. >>> happening now in al immediate candlestick county. they are lining up for the fun run. the fun run walk and run in dublin shows the path. this

s it's just since two thousand and eleven and in two thousand and eight nearly two point two million registered voters did not vote because they didn't have the proper id required by the laws in their states of that but don't be fooled by all of these laws because they have absolutely nothing to do with fighting voter fraud and they have everything to do with keeping typically democratic party voters away from the polls just ask maine republican party chairman charlie webster it was shocked that i don't like shouldn't a twenty twelve dozens of black people showed up to vote in some parts of rural maine they would dozens and dozens of black people who came in about an election. everybody has right to vote but nobody in town knows me but it's black how did it happen i don't know we're going to find out i think it turns out there were actually black people or according to the brennan center for justice the top five demographic groups that lack a valid photo id or this. blacks twenty five percent asians twenty latino's nineteen percent young college age students eighteen to twenty four y