now, to the unfortunate news. women's initiative has received $100,000 each year from san francisco cdbg funds. we have consistently surpass the majority of our goals. despite the results and its incredible economic impact, we have been recommended for a bit the thousand dollars cut to our funding. this means we will not be able to hold two of our projected 12 classes in 2011 and 2012, and it just $4,000 per job created, our program is one of the most proven, economical, and effective ways to create jobs and spur economic activity in our city. i urge you to reconsider the recommendation. supervisor chu: thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, supervisors. san francisco domestic violence consortium. we want to thank brian and the mayor's office on housing for recognizing the needs of battered women and their children in san francisco. domestic violence is the second leading cause of homelessness among women and children in san francisco and beyond, and we appreciate prioritizing this population. i know it was a t

. >> the pentagon reponded, it is unfortunate that new's organization decided to publish numerous documents obtained illegally by wikileaks. they provide inform about former and current gitmo detainees . judy, here we are again. there are inications that the administration may be thinking of taking legal action against wikileaks or its founder. is that possible in >> it is possible and especially since the president showed himself perfectly willing to use the cowers and use his justice department to pursue leaks against the information that they consider sensitive. >> john, what interested me, so much of the coverage was focused on the leak itself . rather than extraordinary information that came out about the cases . the guy who worked for altajersa this guy was questioned only about al-jazeera and he said it was a intelligence gathering. >> so he said. >> this same document created two narratives. bunch of innocent people and then dangerous people. it raises questions about the original plan to close mitt mow. >> i wish they would have gone against it a long time ago. but it is interestin

there's unfortunate news about dominique strauss-kahn.'ve known him for many years, obvious question, are you surprised? >> no. i mean, i'm surprised in the sense that i had no idea. he was a very, very good finance minister in france. he actually had to resign for reasons of a kind of scandal, but it was a corruption scandal for which he was then cleared of. there are always rumors of this kind of thing in his life. all one can say, in his professional life he was an extremely competent finance minister. the deficit shrank. >> his reputation was one of the technocrat. >> because he was a politician, he had a good sense of politics. because of the bailouts, he understand the economics but he also understood the politics. >> in fact he had been a voice for a slightly different approach for the bailout, than perhaps angela merkel. and dominique strauss-kahn a more socialist in his world view said let's not be so tough upon those who depend upon the government. >> as you said, the germans were paying the bill, understandably they were taking

unfortunately, the new recommendation is not properly noticed for the board today, so we will have to carry that forward into a future meeting, and we will discuss the specifics of that flag drop increase at that time. second, we are no longer recommending a 10 cents per 1/5 of a mile or minute wait time increase as a fuel surcharge. the reason for dropping that recommendation is that it was incremental on top of a second leader increase, and those two increments together had a very large and disproportionate effect on longer rides and in particular, the competitiveness of using a taxi to get to the airport. this is a fundamental piece of taxi driver business, and we need to make sure that our taxi's stay competitive with the limousine industry, so we need to be competitive about adjustments to distance. time and distance also have a proportionate impact on our paratransit customers and on any customer who, of course, lives in barter parts of the city, so we have to be careful, as we have learned, when we adjust distance on the meter. that is why we do not recommend at this time adopt

unfortunately for new york tim lincecum was in cy young form striking out 12 in 6 shutout innings to third win of the year. giants beat the mets 2-0 and climb back to the 500 mark. how about the as and indians? david dejesus us hitting his first home run of the season. 3-1. trevor cahill is 5-0. derek rose collected his mvp trophy then went out and scored 25 points handed out ten assists to lead the bulls to an 86-73 win to even that series with the hawks. and i have just been told that it is over in los angeles where the lakers have been defeated once again by the dallas mavericks. so they take the first two in l.a. the series shifts back to dallas. the lakers turn it on and turn it off. they better turn it on quick. >> time to turn it on, yeah. >> we will see you at 11 p.m. on cbs5. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, i'm a curious seeker. i am a chemistry aficionado. diphenhydramine. magnesium hydroxide. atheletes foot. yes. i'm a people pleaser. if elected, i promise flu shots for all. i am a walking medical dictionary. congratul

unfortunately. the good news is that we need this rain to replenish our water supplies throughout the summer months but right now we are getting slammed up in the north bay. that's been the case all night long. that will continue to be the case today. they are going to see the most moisture up there. areas north of the golden gate prij brij in particular. marin county. you might get a little bit of a break. but i think santa rosa, napa, can get hit hard today. this is why we got this system of low pressure. it is a strong system and it is actually dig thing trough digging in. so i do think they southern california is going to get a bit of action out of this as well. step out of the way and futurecast shows you by 3:00 m.m., mostly dry bay area and just a few showers lingering over the north bay but overall, we are looking at a pretty nice second half of the day. we have more rain that will move in tonight. another round as we head through tomorrow morning. and then we will get a bit of a break one day thursday. m

the other rather unfortunate news, we have major injuries in this crash. there will be an investigation that's gonna take some time. look at 101, it's backed up well into san francisco's alamany maze. use 280. i think 280 will back up because of this huge traffic jam. we'll let you know more. we have a crew on the way. 7:6. let's go back to the desk -- 7:26. let's go back to the desk. >>> we'll go to weather real quick. it will be sunny and warmer. temperatures in the upper 60s and low to mid-70s. no clouds today, although the fog is working its way up the coast. 40s or right about 50. we're starting to rebound off these morning lows. sunshine, warmer weather, a little breeze in there. 60s, low mid, upper 60s and some mid-70s inland. but this could be the warmest day of the week as we see the fog increasing by tonight and really starting to move in and in vadians of a very strong cold system which will be here for the weekend. it sure looks like rain moves in as well. >>> police in danville searching for two stheefs. they stheef -- thieves. it happened at

new york. glee having a meeting there. ringing the bell. unfortunately looks like in the bottom part of the screen numbers heading lower. disappointing corporate news coming out about profits. we'll talk about that in business news. >>> all right. we'll go ahead and smile and say good morning to you. thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news. it's thursday may 26th. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 6:30. >>> in the news this morning san jose police busy investigating a deadly overnight shooting. this morning's ktvu's jade hernandez is getting some important new information on what may be behind the killing. >> reporter: i just spoke to one young man who lives in the neighborhood. he heard five or six gunshots around 10:30 or 11:00 last night. you'll hear from him at the top of the hour. what we can tell you and show you right now is that this area is still blocked off. the command post is still out here. investigators don't know if this is gang-related but they are investigating it as such this morning. the man who die

>> i do agree because unfortunately, news was controversy. -- news of love's controversy. if you can find an argument, the reporters will all be there. i was appointed by the first president bush to a commission right after the first iraq war about whether women should serve in military combat. our meeting was open to the press. as soon as there was a break, the television guys would rush to the extremists. the people in the middle who were looking for some kind of consensus were never even asked a question. they weren't interested in that. it was not news. that is what i really object to. unfortunately, today, the one thing that was good about having a few channels was that it was a common, shared experience for the whole country. we don't have that. we have it once and awhile. we have it in the super bowl or the presidential debates. we have it with the news right now about what happened with osama bin laden, but very seldom. most of the time, it there used to be one television set in the house and the whole family was watching the same program at the same time. >> but y

>> reporter: the unfortunate news on that is while we might see some relief at the pump, a lot of companiesaying more at the grocery store because not only do those shipping costs that you mentioned factor into these prices, but also the grain prices, the cost of the food that, for example, animals feed off of, has also gone up. so you may see more prices going up again at the grocery store throughout the year. that's what the usda is predicting. >> rebecca jarvis in cushing, oklahoma for us. >>> just ahead, an ex-boyfriend calls casey anthony a careful mother. others say she couldn't care less. we will hear the latest testimony in the high-profile murder trial. you are watching "the early show" on cbs against fleas and ticks. and not just adult fleas. what makes frontline plus complete is that it breaks the flea life cycle -- killing adults, eggs, and larvae. and it keeps killing fleas and ticks all month long. that's why it's the #1 choice of vets for their pets, and yours. unleash a complete killing force in every dose of frontline plus. [ female announcer ] we all want cleaner laundry.

unfortunately, a new crash in oakland. northblw 880 and 16 avenue. c.h.p. is en route right now. also look out for windy conditions across the bay bridge. live shot of the toll plaza shows a minor delay. >> i'm amy hollyfield live in martinez. a baby that disappeared over the weekend has been found, yet many questions still remain. >> at least four people have been hospitalized after a riot involving nearly 150 inmates at san quentin. >> i'm tomas roman at san francisco general hospital, where 42-year-old bryan stow remains in critical condition. los angeles police say they have the main suspect in the beating that left him in a coma since march 31. i'll have more on the suspect and the arrest coming up. >> good monday morning. 6:01 a.m. thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. the top story, contra costa county investigators are trying to unravel a baffling baby mystery. they confirmed this morning a 4-year-old baby girl who vanished from her bassinet for more than 18 hours this weekend is safe. abc7's amy hollyfield is live at the martinez at the sheriff o

news. i'm harry smith. i'll see you tomorrow night. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org price. "this has been going on unfortun >>> you're watching cbs5 eyewitness news in high- definition. >>> we go undercover exposing the black market where people buy bus and train tickets for half the price. >> this has been going on unfortunately for years. >> a critical moment happening in the dodger attack case. we will know more possibly within the hour. >>> why there may be a better alternative if you're looking to help the environment than solar. good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. starting with breaking news as this house fire is burning right now in east oakland. this is in the 9800 block of burr street. captured this pictures

news. that it is what i really object to. i think unfortunately today, the one thing that was good about having few channels was it was a common shared experience for the whole country. >> we don't have much of a common experience. >> we don't have it. once in a while we have in the super bowl and we have it in the presidential debates. we have and and a think with the news right now about what happened with osama bin laden but very seldom. most of the time there used to be one television set in the house and the whole family was watching the same program at the same time. >> but usc fcc chairman could essentially threaten these executives. >> i would say in courage. [laughter] >> the i am a media guide. [laughter] but you could encourage or whatever you want to call it and it did provoke action. it is fascinating but after your speech was really the great explosion of network documentary's. >> that is true. >> there was an incredible number of shows and network white papers. none of those networks have the documentary unit today. >> they are all

news people. dennis o'donnell from channel 5. unfortunately he didn't catch. he is a good news reporter.has got a lot to learn. >> the giants wrapping up their 10-game road trip. jonathan sanchez allowing five runs in five innings and for the second straight start he walked six batters. 9th inning mets up 5-2. bases loaded for buster posey but there was no comeback today. the giants finished the road trip at 5-5. >>> and finally as and indians. a blooped single in the 12th knocking in the go ahead run. indians beat the as 4-3 in 12 innings. >>> great thing about fishing is you get skunked one day and you throw the pole back in the next. at the flw fishing tournament i'm dennis o'donnell. let's go back to you guys. >> you said that kind of quickly. >> he caught nothing. >> plus he lost his tackle box when it went into the water. >> yes. >> he got a sun burn. >> see you at 11 p.m. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com i am an allergy analyst. ragweed. willow. i am a dander decoder. chihuahua. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go.

walter maddox dropped by a relief station to assure victims help is on the way, but, unfortunately, he expects more bad news and a higher death count. >> i do expect it to rise. i'm hopeful that it won't. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people have been injured in tuscaloosa, and the mayor says emergency workers expect that number to rise, too. >> they believe that number is even higher. many of those that were treated for injuries never got reported into the system. >> reporter: suzanne horsley works for the red cross. does this break your heart? >> this has been horrible, i live here. >> reporter: she and a host of volunteers are running one shelter filled with the suddenly homeless, providing medical treatment, food, and a roof. >> the first night we had almost 500. so gradually, they're finding other places to stay or people to stay with. but right now, these are people who have lost everything. >> reporter: people like dinah clancy, a grandmother who now lives here at the shelter because her home a few miles away was pulverized by the tornado. dinah beds down each night right next to 20 members of her fam

. >>> unfortunately, we have tough news for oscar de la hoya. a lot of people are big fans of his.o a rehab facility. says he has had some demons he has had a challenging time facing. decided to go to a california rehab facility. not named according to tmz. saying right now he wanted to stop making excuses, he was struggling with substance issues and therefore, he's taking this in his own hands. >>> on that note, we have been letting you know about jeff conaway who took part in dr. drew pinsky's rehab facility. didn't work. still struggling with drugs and alcohol. in a coma, past couple days struggling to got through this. tony danza, marilu henner, at his bedside holding vigil for jeff conaway. and we certainly wish him recovery. hopefully he will recover. he had a drug overdose. >> that's tough. >> vigil by his bedside with those stars. >>> we will lighten the mood a little bit here. let's answer, you know, a critical question in hollywood. those who may know christina hendricks of "mad men" she is coming out saying look it is official, real, my breasts are the real thing. >> she

economic recovery is slowing time a corporation report of any news that piece expectations but unfortunately that stuff was flat. european stocks are continuing to trade in the blank helped in part by the news that germany strasse has resigned as head of the international monetary fund shares an air france tail in are up two percent after the airline swung back into profit in the latest financial year invensys p.l.c. is down. three point seven percent in london though and may have to lead the footsie one hundred index following the i.p.o. going for the world's largest commodities trader. and here in moscow the markets have closed in the black those they've got some back from the losses of the past three weeks now it's over look at an individual share moves on the my six gazprom is down despite the company increased its export forecast for this year beating analyst expectations and nestle mine a n l m k is out that says credit rating agency fitch lifted its rating to triple be minus anteroom k b p is in the red it's continuing to suffer from the fallout of the collapse a deal between rosneft

news. unfortunately, there is a tornado watch again in joplin, missouri. let's go quickly now to the jason family in joplin. four years ago, pierre jason received a heart transplant. on sunday, he and his family survived the tornado. they join me now from joplin, pierre and penny, and their family, akeisha and perm. thank you for being with us. >> how you doing? >> well, we're just thrilled you're alive. tell us the harrowing tale. as you pointed out, you got your heart transplant, that was miracle number one. miracle two was surviving a couple days ago. describe it for us. >> wow, well, we were sitting back watching tv. we heard the alarms going off, the sirens, and we just assumed, okay, another tornado watch and it wouldn't affect us. then the clouds came over and it got dark. my wife, she still didn't take it quite seriously enough for me and i ran to the bathroom to get her to come in. i pulled her in. our pets refused to come in the bathroom with us and next thing i heard was the breaking of glass and the back wall of our house just collapsed and the

unfortunate, not good news.e have seen an athlete just drop dead or just found in an apartment. >> yeah, we're talking about robert trailer from michigan. he was found earlier this week in his apartment down in puerto rico, i believe. then you have derek boogaard of the new york rangers who was found by his family members in his apartment last night in minneapolis. they found him around 6:00. right now, investigators are trying to determine the cause of death. th an autopsy has been scheduled for today. the thing about derek boogaard. a lot of hockey fans they know this guy as an enforcer, guy that likes to fight all the time and here's some shots of boogaard on the ice. what people don't see is his humanitarian work off the ice. involved in a lot of charities and, you know, was really heavily involved with military members and their families and would even invite kids of military members to come to each and every home game. so, he really did a lot off the ice. only 28 years old. just struck down in the prime of

unfortunately we have three new accidents i want to tell but.d 880 at niles in union city. this one reported a couple lanes are blocked. chp is en route right now and clear it up before things slow down. westbound 580, sounds like a bad accident near airway. a motorcycle rider called the accident in and big rig involved. they are off to the shoulder but traffic is approaching the scene. apparently the motorcycle is actually underneath the big rig. >>> in millbrae, the millbrae on-ramp to southbound 101 is blocked. new accident, chp is en route, as well. those are few potential hot spots. bay bridge toll plaza that is still delay free. fine across the san mateo bridge westbound traffic on the right and checking out the ride through walnut creek, no trouble normal slowing out of antioch on westbound 4. get traffic at abc7news.com. click on the bay area traffic link. >>> most college students can't wait for the day to walk across the stage to get their diploma but for one student will be an impossible dream come true. he severed his spinal cord in

and unfortunately, it is not good news. unemployment rising to 9% in april from 8.8% in march.s the first increase since november. the economy creating 244,000 new jobs last month. that was higher than the 216,000 new jobs in march and much more than analysts had expected. unfortunately, california's unemployment rate is at 12%. >>> berkeley school district facing a grim future filled with layoffs and furloughs. it has to make nearly $4 million in budget cuts that according to the superintendent. and that could include furloughs for all 1500 employees and teacher layoffs. the district is waiting for the governor to release the state budget proposal this month to see just how much money it will lose. >> it's a feeling of strength and unity. >> today marks day two of a strike at children's hospital oakland. hundreds of nurses are protesting their own healthcare coverage. now, the hospital offers nurses a free plan but it does not include access for them or their children to the hospital where they work. >>> oakland mayor jean quan traveling to china today to try to stimulate busi

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the diversion is supposed to lessen river pressure at the baton rouge and new orleans flood walls. unfortunately, to make that happen, communities like butte larose may go under. four gates are now open at the spillway, just one releases nearly 75,000 gallons per second. 4.5 million gallons a minute. a rate that would fill an olympic pool in nine seconds. downstream, st. landry parish issued a mandatory evacuation order. everyone out by this afternoon. >> we're anticipating seeing some water in this area at about 9:00 p.m. this evening. we're going to see water start coming through the woods. >> reporter: in butte larose, randy says they can issue all the evacuation orders they want. he spent months remodeling this home and he has no intention of leaving it. >> i'm not leaving. >> you're not going to leave? >> no. >> reporter: but he's keeping a boat handy just in case. the water will be rising for weeks, and to see by how much, in just a few days, this house here will be submerged. russ? >> mitchell: hearing the gentlemen in your piece, i wonder are there a lot of folks refusing to evacuate? >>

user and blogger doesn't happen that you come up to him with a news digest and he says i know it i've already read it. this happens unfortunately very often especially when it comes to some hot news that represents this of the press that is the right want to convey to him and it turns out he's read all about it on the internet it demands more attention and concentration from us because it's not pleasant to be informed by the president on some important issues considering the nature of what we're doing of course it's brought about some changes started to work more with the internet since dmitri medvedev became president or which you may also find his personal blog at kremlin dot i used and his blog appears on live journal and facebook with a year ago the president took to twitter account because it was entirely official and then we split it into two comments official and personal we've worked with various internet resources to give the president a feeling of feedback an opportunity to keep up with what people think and what's going on in the country to know what concerns people what problems they think important the president sa

this project points to an unfortunate tension in california between rent control and new development that to make it challenging to maintain affordability will you also meet the future housing needs of a growing state and city. i believe that this project addresses that tension and the so admirably. when you look at some of the arguments being made against it, that would be the trinity project and instead of what we're seeing happening, some of the real improvements in the neighborhood we are in right now, we would have johnson building there. this is not just about trinity. this is about the future of housing and planning for the future of san francisco and providing the amount of housing that we need in the future. if we are going to take the position that some of our opponents want us to take, then i think that will have dramatic ramifications for the future of housing in san francisco. nothing in life is 100% certain. from everything i have heard, we have a very compelling argument that this development agreement will be enforceable. thank you to president chiu, so -- if somethin

snow is great news for those looking for spring skiing, unfortunately getting there isn't going to besy. >> that's very true. thanks a lot. >>> in libya, trauma workers fighting a war of the wounded. >> maybe 50 cases like this case. >> inside libya's war zone going behind-the-scenes at a war zone hospital. ♪ ♪ ♪ when you're resonsible for this much of the team, you need a car you can count on. ♪ >>> there's been a series of blasts around the libyan capital of tripoli. nato continuing to carry out air strikes against moammar gadhafi's force. rebels are fighting the libyan military on the ground and the casualties are heavy. in misrata, we visited a hospital in hell. doctors battle death and often lose. we want to warn you some of the pictures you're about to see are very graphic. >> reporter: the doctors and nurses at misrata's hospital have seen too many days like this. the ward is crowd with the wound. doctors struggling to piece back together bodies torn apart by bomb, bullets and rockets on the front lines. this doctor has just removed what was left of 25-year-old muhammed's left

new jobs. unfortunately the countries are so desperate for the benefit over the next five for 10 years but they signed away their future. >> professor chang it, i paid the work that you do is very special especially as an economist from cambridge university i feel oftentimes academics come out when they get to that level they don't care about trying to engage with ordinary people. i applaud you for that. i will lead like to know if what happened makes you want to engage with citizenry and more practical economics to have a more educated populace? and the other question is i will get the book but i would love to hear your perspective on the role of women. i guess that is a broad question but i am grappling with this kind of rhetoric that has been emerging with the need of investing in women that it feels as if it has such a capitalist agenda behind it so women could be more productive workers in the work force. and jpmorgan and the big multinational corporations have the efforts to bring women to business schools there seems something very suspect about that and also wisconsin. what do you think

unfortunately, we are just getting word of a new accident. heading towards the caldecott tunnel, westbound in around fish ranch road a couple of lanes blocked, possibly injuries. plus we have a couple of wind advisories on some of our bridges including the san mateo bridge. you can see in the distance caltrans has their warning signs up. not causing a delay in your morning ride but 13 minutes from hayward towards foster city and the peninsula. we have several wind advisories this morning, one for the san mateo bridge, one for the benicia bridge, and also one for the bay bridge. right now traffic is still pretty light on all your approaches towards the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the metering lights are definitely off for another couple of hours or so, so right now an east ride is into san francisco except for the high winds especially on the san francisco side of the span. golden gate bridge looks great. they have not done the lane change yet. we'll continue to follow this as well but mass transit is on time. that's a check of traffic

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while the snow is great news for those of you looking to get some spring skiing in. unfortunatelygetting there isn't going to be so easy. >>> in libya trauma workers fighting a war of the wounded. >> in the last few months maybe 50 cases like this case. >> ben wedeman inside libya's war zone going behind the scenes at a war zone hospital. specialists, lots of doctors, lots of advice... and my hands were full. i couldn't sort through it all. with unitedhealthcare, it's different. we have access to great specialists, and our pediatrician gets all the information. everyone works as a team. and i only need to talk to one person about her care. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. >>> there's been a series of blasts around the libyan capital of tripoli this morning. nato continuing to carry out air strikes against moammar gadhafi's forces. rebels are fighting the libyan military on the ground and the casualties are heavy. in misrata our ben wedeman visited what's been called the hospital in hell. doctors battle

unfortunately i learned a very expensive lesson. >> liz crenshaw, news 4. >>> in news 4 your health now, the story of a local girl whose mother believes she was cured of autism. doreen gentzler introduces us to a parent who says the music of mozart made a difference. >> early on when she was a baby i just saw some developmental issues. >> before ashley ruben was even 2 years old, her mother sharon already sensed something was wrong. >> she had pretty much zero vocabulary. >> doctors ordered speech and hearing tests for ashley. her hearing was fine. ruben says the problem that was her 18-month-old daughter warrant listening. that's because ashley had autism. >> we all just have these dreams for our children, and i just saw them snuffed out right away. >> ruben says she believed the root of ashley's problems was the inability to interpret sound. so she enrolled her in a form of therapy called auditory integration training. here she spent hours listening to the music of mozart through headphones as she ran around and played. mozart's songs contained different sound frequencies, so by passi

unfortunate truth. >> we want to get to this breaking news, chopper 5 over east oakland tonight. are you looking down right at ward lane. police officers called for ambulances to come to that area short time ago and about 20 minutes ago they called for police reinforcements including support from oakland police departments. we understand they are looking for at least one suspect at this point. that's about all we know. once we find out more about what's happening we will pass it on. >>> could be punishable with a potential for jail time. parents desire to circumsci, e their son. >> san francisco could be the first in the country to outlaw it. the issue facing governments, religion, medicine and personal choice. voters get to decide if it should be banned. >> no. >> reporter: all laughing aside it's serious enough for more than 12,000 voters who signed a petition to get it on the november ballot in san francisco. >> it's mutilation. >> reporter: the man behind it. >> it's -- the man's body and it's his personal decision. >> reporter: it's a cultural and religious decision for musl

while the snow is great news for those of you looking to get some spring skiing in. unfortunatelyetting there isn't going to be so easy. >>> in libya trauma workers fighting a war of the wounded. >> in the last few months maybe 50 cases like this case. >> ben wedeman inside libya's war zone going behind the scenes at a war zone hospital. hmmm, you can't do that. but you can do this. bengay pain relief + massage with penetrating nubs plus the powerful pain relief of bengay. love the nubs! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? [ male announcer ] cardboard no, delicious yes. >>> there's been a series of blasts around the libyan capital of tripoli this morning. nato continuing to carry out air strikes against moammar gadhafi's forces. rebels are fighting the libyan military on the ground and the casualties are heavy. in misrata our ben wedeman visited what's been called the hospital in hell. doc

thanks, unfortunately to the invasion of iraq and other policies. a new generation of extremists grew up as bin laden's did after the invasion of afghanistan. there's still going to be a lot to worry about in terms of the violence inflicted by these groups even without bin laden. the good news, the pro-democracy struggles are creating societies that are much less likely to breathe terrorists like bin laden. >> of course, the question on everybody's mind this morning is will al qaeda strike again in retaliation for the killings? >>> the news about the death of the world's biggest terrorist is going to affect the markets today. good morning, nicole. >> you are right. futures jumped sharply on the news of bin laden's death. oil prices are also down more than 1% to 112 buck as barrel, roughly. three year lows against currencies on the belief osama bin laden's death could make the u.s. subject to other terrorist attacks. traders say the gains may be short lived given that other issues pressured and preok pied green backs trading. asia rose overnight. their mar

unquestioned despite the fact that this was breaking news or should have been breaking news for benazir bhutto of course unfortunately paid a tragic price for revealing that little gem of information because five weeks after that interview with david frost she herself was assassinated you were saying that the supposed this as a nation of a sovereign largent was in in an attempt to cover up the allegation that it wasn't born in the united states it's certainly having that effect doesn't it and of course now what's happening is that the story is unraveling it's an. rapidly. the the us administration is finding extremely difficult to stay with a single script because more and more people are starting to spot holes in the script and of course as they ask more questions and it's like any lie you know once people are exposed as lying and you probe that lie then they have to come up with more lies to cover the gaps in the original lie i mean we saw this piece of footage that was released that was allegedly a psalm of enlarging watching t.v. in his luxury compound and i mean close analysis of that photograph shows that it's