united nations was founded in san francisco in 1945. and the charter was ratified later that year in new york. today's event was organized by the united nations association intended to celebrate the interdependence of all life on earth. >>> a day of celebration in libya. what leaders are promising as the country continues to celebrate the death of gadhafi. >>> and some changes on the way, coming up the weather pattern for tomorrow morning and when fire danger could be on the rise. >>> calls for celebration in bangazi's main square, celebration as rebels call the revelation is done. the council vowed the new libyan government would be based on the tenants of islamic religion. with 42 years of gadhafi rule behind them, libyans now face huge challenges to form a new liberal society. >> a formal end to the eight month civil war is being called. this after gadhafi's capture and death. >> the regime is gone, now we have to look for a new future. i just came here to see to make sure that he's finished. and every piece of my body knows he's finished and gone. he's finished and gone now. >> reporter: libya begins the process of establishing a new institution and

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kennedy prize for international reporting as well as journalism awards in the united from the associated press person or national the corporation for public broadcasting any goodman is the author of for a new york times bestsellers her latest book breaking the sound barrier explores the role and power of independent journalism in the struggle for a better world i'm delighted to welcome any good to our studios in new york city. for this edition of conversations with great minds and welcome. it's great to be with you town thank you in the in the wake of the whole occupy wall street movement you just announced a final settlement in your federal lawsuit in your case along with your producers sharifa nichole against the city of minneapolis and the police there i'd like to show our viewers as a set up here just a short clip of that very violent arrest. was . god oh. my god he. was. right there. was just going to be. i still remember when you came into the air and sea radio row after that event you were pretty pretty shaken physically and can you tell our listeners what happened and why. that's raytown in fact your sho

the national independence school association in washington, d.c. represents 1400 private schools in the united states a cording to a report, during the recessions since 1969, private school enrollment and giving remained steady, so far, parents raised 300,000s ndz just hours ago the school received a pledge from a donor. this person will give 250,000s fdz the school community is able to match that amount. >> that is a tough amount of money to raise in a hurry, thank you very much. a big honor for san francisco international airport. the san francisco business times named sfo healthiest place to work in the bay area. the times singled out the airport for its commit tomt a healthy work force and received praise for shape up challenge and there is a program promoting physical activity among employee autos just love looking outside. >> speaking of getting outside this is wonderful weather to be outdoors. >> it's wonderful but cooler today. and there is 15 degrees cooler in places like fairfield, temperatures 60s and 70s, there is a narrow range. chance of sprinkles saturday partly cloudy, mild wee

donned monkey masks and signs as they stood outside the meeting for the association of the united states army. it's holding the national meeting. the army lab in maryland uses live monkeys the simulate the effects of a nerve agent. >> it's a crude show and tell exercise where they inject a monkey with an overdose, watch them have see surs. >> they are not commenting but the army fights to defend freedom of speech. if this is what p.e.t.a. chooses to do, they have every right. >>> the town of mineral virginia was the epicenter of the earthquake that rattled our area. now, they are getting extra help. alan jackson will play there. miner mineral's vice president told the richmond times the contest has been a welcome distraction from the frequent aftershots. a date for the concert has not been set. >>> what happened to baby lisa? police try to re-enact the toddler's >>> the company that makes it black mock turtle necks worn by the late apple ceo, steve jobs is having a banner sales week. sales more than doubled the day after jobs death. some stores ran out of the shirt. jobs purchased two dozen of these black mock turtle n

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the mission that was outlined in the united nations council is to protect the people from violence perpetrated by forces associatedjust because of the announcement of gadhafi's death, but because of the successful taking of sirt and other areas, most of libya is now under control of rebel forces under control. >> we want to quickly bring another portion of the story as we get more information on the death of muammar gadhafi. we are listening with the daily briefing. i want to bring in the conversation. his brother is among those killed in the lockerbie bombing in 1988. muammar gadhafi is thought to have been mind that attack and we are waiting to hear about the administration. here you have the president coming out at the top of the hour, muammar gadhafi is dead and there answers many would like regarding those who are in libya receiving protection under the old regime. >>-today i'm satisfied. nearly 23 years and i didn't think i would live to see the day where gadhafi was out of power and also eliminated. i can walk away and say to my brother and other people did not die in vain. we enhanced the government's appr

coming up a look ahead at the nation's biggest defense exhibition of the year that opens in washington , over the decades, the association of the united states army's trade show has evolved into the largest exhibition of hardware. but it's much more than a trade show. thousands of soldiers will be in town from around the world to hear from top leaders on strategy, equipment, tactics, policies and the future of their army at a time of financial and operational transition. what should thousands who attend the show expect to see and hear? here to tell us is the man in charge of putting it all together, roger thompson, a retired army lieutenant general which is now the vice president of membership and meetings at ausa. welcome back to the show. >> thank you for being here. >> we're make town hall meeting a tradition. so for all -- we're making it a tradition. who are going to be the headliners, what are going to be sort of the key exhibits folks will hear and what will be special about the show? >> thank you very much for that question and certainly for having us here because we are very, very excited about this show for a variety of reas

association with payouts and agreed not to talk about it. cane responded to the allegations saying he was falsely accused and never sexually harassed anyone. >>> meet the earth's 7 billionth resident. the united nations projected world population would pass the mark today and several countries announced a 7 billionth baby to mark the milestone. filipino baby, was born minutes before midnight. cheers erupted from staff and u.n. officials waiting outside that delivery room. >>> the baby gets a cake. >> and a good title, too. sure beats formula. >>> still ahead on eye witness news at noon, say it aint snow. how long can we expect this gorgeous weather to stick around? your updated forecast in 2 and half minutes. >>> looking at the midday stocks today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> welcome back. it was a chilly start to the day. 20s hagerstownings 29 ocean city. with the sun out, we are rebounding nicely this afternoon. already in to the 50s, we are not going to get to our averages but tacking on a few more degrees. don't think hagerstown is reading exactly right but 39 degrees out there. the winds are light. going to turn around to the southeast as two different parts of the storms move our way. at this point

the american iron and steel institute, the national association of manufacturers, even the united states chamber of commerce have said the problem pits american and chinese manufacturers against one another in an unfair fight. this issue a has also forged some strong alliances. the afl-cio has called for swift action to level the playing field. the chamber of commerce, the afl-cio are together. this is what the afl-cio said, and i quote. "the single most important jobs measure that congress can take is to adescries the chinese currency manipulation." business groups agree that american workers aren't getting a fair share. they agree that congress should take action to give them that fair shake. here in the senate we've heard the message loud and clear. we can't ignore blatant, unfair trade practices that put american workers at a disadvantage. supreme court justice potter stewart said, "fairness is what justice really is." fairness is what justice really is -- close quote. this week the national is demanding justice for american companies and their employees. i know that a few of my demo

united states. this created a massive amount of confusion. the national associationc merchants wrote a lower the president and members of congress complaining about the unintended consequences of the lacy act that we feel are damaging to our industry and the economy. i asked lamar alexander of tennessee about that. he was a co-sponsor of that amendment. he says changes may be needed here. >> it's not unusual for laws to have unintended consequences and when they do we say, we didn't think of that, that may be a problem. let's see if we can fix it. >> reporter: we reached out to the democratic co-sponsor and he did not want to talk to us. his office accused us of whipping up opposition to the lacy act. they said they haven't heard from anybody but gibson. but that does not appear to be the case. martha: president obama is lashing out at eric cantor over his jobs bill. what the president is daring cantor to do. bill: this is not your usual police chase. martha: he did something really bad. [ male announcer ] cranberry juice? wake up! ♪ that's good morning, veggie style

associate nation of rabin so you know. if there was no settlement. everything is the only tool palestinians will most likely end up appealing to the united nations general assembly for statehood is this a good thing for israel of course it's good because what we don't understand. maybe we will understand. the international way because we keep saying that is the. most the reason we can sort if most of the countries of the world. for with palestine i don't think we can ignore you. and i think it will show it direct action will just use do you think it's ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu commitment to peace talks is genuine and will result in something if it would have been generally we would have been sitting together girl i didn't. warn nobody knows where to really once it's really clear that he doesn't want palestine and he doesn't want. to evacuate settlements. is an autumn in two state solution you mentioned the assassination of the former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin and you have said that there are certain streets in jerusalem you're nervous to drive down and yet public rallies for example sometimes you require security guards are you

association and other nurses union around the country. >> it's important for the nurses to come out and support this movement. we all have to stay united for the greater good of america. >> national nurses united has called for universal public health care and other social services funded by a tax on wall street transactions. >>> californians got a reminder this morning that we live in earthquake country b.a.r.t. was one of the organizations taking part in the annual statewide earthquake drill. the great california shakeout. it stopped all of its trains for one minute at 10:21 a.m. >>> and nearly 8 million people took part in last year's shakeout. organizers expected about 8.2 million among business, schools and city officers were instructed to drop to the ground, take cove under a sturdy table and hold on for 60 seconds. >>> at this hour, a stretch of highway 101 in the north bay is shut down after a big rig and a tanker truck collided. the highway patrol has closed all northbound lanes of the freeway between railroad avenue and erona park expressway. the tanker was carrying 4200 gallons of fuel and some of that fuel is now leaking on to the roadway. hazardous material team is w

the national independent school association in bark ton dc represents more than 1400 private schools in the uniteda report, during the 6 recessions since 1969 private school enrollment and giving remains at steady except for this last recession. just this afternoon the school received a 250,000 dollar matching pledge but again they will need close to 1 million dollars to remain open. in the news romp, abc 7 news. >>> all right. on to the weekend forecast. sandy is in for spencer tonight and if it continues the way it was today we are going to have a nice weekend. >> you are dan other than tomorrow morning you may see a couple sprinkles. nothing major. rain. real rain is going to hold off until next week. >> that's coming. >> it is kochlingt it's a big pattern change i'll talk about that in a moment. show you live picture right now from our high definition east bay hills camera. here's a view and it's a pretty good view. we have some clouds out there. sol areas are actually clear. still pretty breezy at the higher elevation. the wind off the ocean, on shore breeze have ramped up. that in combinatio

association of robin so you know where. if there was no settlements occupation the prevention of. everything is you need to hold palestinians will most likely end up appealing to the united nations general assembly for statehood is this a good thing for israel of course it's good because what we don't understand the neutral way maybe we will understand. the international way because we keep saying. this in the bill most the reason we. both come through for a raise or. fold. i don't think we can be. and i think it will show the direct action of justice do you think this way the prime minister benjamin netanyahu commitment to peace talks is genuine and will result in something if it would have been generally we would have been sitting together because i didn't. i didn't know what he wants nobody knows where to really wants it's very clear that he doesn't want a palestine and he doesn't want to evacuate settlements and the rowntree from his tribe. is not a mineral food two state solution you mentioned the assassination of the former israeli prime minister yitzhak rabin and you have said that there are certain streets in jerusalem you're nervous to drive down and that public rallies

associated with the agenda 21? host: we talk to our guest about that and he is not familiar with united nations agenda 21. want to talk about skyscrapers and our role they play in cities that you wrote about in this issue. guest: the united nations initiative to promote green cities and green initiatives is not something that "scientific american" is associated with. we nothing to do with it. we got ourselves and we talk to the smartest people we can find no the most about this stuff and report what is going on. we do not have any connection with the united nations at all except we talk to their people sometimes. we talk to other people. what was the second question? host: i was asking you about the role of skyscrapers in cities. guest: skyscrapers. it is interesting. after 9/11 there was a feeling that "does this mean the skyscraper is dead?" the answer has been a resounding no. the skyscrapers are very much with us. several new ones have been built in the last 10 years. it turns out that skyscrapers are actually -- they were supposedly symbols of greed, and access, but actually skyscrapers are quite --

according to the associated press donated goods ranging from blankets and sleeping bags to cans of food and medical and hygenic supplies are all being stored in space donated by the united nation of teachers so with three hundred thousand dollars donated because one of the i'm going to do with it and are we finally at the point where we'll hear some official demands joining me from our studio in new york is our two producer lucy lucy thanks so much for joining us tonight now you've been down there for a while now and you know we just left on friday but today is officially one month since the protests going on in zuccotti park so what's the mood like there be celebrating are they saying you know good for us we made it i had george soros is down there popping bottles of cristal and spoon feeding caviar to all the protesters no i'm joking of course the mood is fairly optimistic but i wouldn't say it's an overall celebration i think it's more of a mark for the mainstream press that it never really expected this movement to last that long i think a lot of the folks that i've spoken to at least you know they're not surprised that it's the strong and they're not surprised that it's c

united states and thus we are spending time talking about his personal life. thus that's the problem here. >> that's not as personal life. he was head of the national restaurant association and sexually harassing people in the workplace, that is not him dating at the bar when he was single. he was married 43 years. that say workplace offense. not your personal life. >> i misspoke. you are right. this is a chapter of his that happened in the past and thus shouldn't be relevant when he is running for president of the united states. it's relevant because of the allegations we are talking about. >> let me bring you in on this. it is about how kacain handles this. according to politico, she informed advisers a week or two ago that this was coming about and one would think there would be a faster and better response. we watched the last 24 hours and some advisers stumbled through questions regarding this herman cain arriving in washington, d.c. and ignoring the questions and trying to find his footing and what many see as friendly territory on fox news. >> yesterday when he came out of the cbs morning show with bob schaffer and confronted by the journalists, he said you won't

nation's midsection. with that he do soo some precipitation out there across the northern plains. the eastern part of the united states, mostly quiet condition and only rainfall is associatedh that cold front. most of this rain is breaking up and dissipating as the front gets closer to us so we remain dry. i do mention the chance of a shower, brief shower or two to the north and west of the district this morning and then that should be it. so the forecast for today looks like this. skies becoming mostly sunny after some morning clouds. mild this afternoon, high about 73 degrees. those wind will be out of the west, five to 10 miles per hour. for tonight, partly cloudy, cool overnight. 55 for your low in town. some low 50s out there in the suburbs. then the five-day forecast, tomorrow, partly sunny, 74, maybe a shower overnight tuesday into wednesday. wednesday looks like it will be a wet day. 56degrees. then for the latter part of the week, cool temperatures only in the upper 50s to around 60. that is what is happen with the weather. now, let's get more on the morning rush hour traffic. for that, we go to julie wright. >> all right. you hit the ground running. we've had h.

united we stand ♪ >> okay. block smoking is creating some buzz about cain's stance on smoking. in the past, he's opposed smoking bans as a lobbyist with the national restaurant associationter seeing this ad, several organizations contacted herman cain's campaign thinking the ad is a spoof. cain's campaign confirmed the ad is legitimate. >>> president obama expected to announce a change in federal student loans tomorrow. today lawmakers on capitol hill will look at student loan programs. a house subcommittee will hold a hearing on the federal government's new direct loan program. lawmakers want to make sure it's working as it's supposed to and will hear from an executive with the office of federal student aid. >>> washington redskins are scrambling this morning trying to fill the holes after losing five offensive starters to injuries over the last two weeks. >> any time you have seven new starters from when you started, it's always a little different. on the good side, john beck was practicing with the scout team, and a lot of those players are out there now. so he's comfortable with it. >> that's the good news, i guess. among the newly injured are tim hightower. he's fi

united nations security council resolution was clear. to protect the libyan people from violence perpetrated by forces associated with the qaddafi regime.he announcement of qaddafi's death, but because of the successful taking of sirte and other areas, most of libya is now under control of rebel forces under the control of the tnc. and that obviously bears on the nato mission. bears on the security of the libyan people. but pill leave to it nato to make announcements about that. >> jay, [inaudible] libyan authorities work with the international community with dangerous materials. can you elaborate on that? >> as you know, we have talked about before, the united states is committed to helping libya secure its conventional weapons stockpiles including recovery, control and disposal of shoulder-fired anti-aircraft missiles. in the wrong hands these systems known as manned portable defense air systems can pose potential threats to civil aviation. we welcome the leadership of the tnc on this issue. they made a formal request for u.s. support and we are committed to expanding our assistance effort. since april u.s. activities include $3 milli

united nations security council resolution was very clear. which was to protect the libyan people from violence perpetrated by forces associated with the gadhaficause of the announcement of gadhafi's death but because of the successful taking of sirte and other areas, most of libya is now under control of rebel forces, under control of the tnc. and that obviously bears on the nato mission. it bears on the security of the libyan people. but i will leave it to nato to make announcements about that. let me move it back a little bit. yes, sir. >> [ inaudible ] dangerous materials. can you elaborate on that? >> as you know, and we have talked about before, the united states is committed to helping libya security its conventional weapons stockpiles, including the recovery, control and disposal of shoulder fired anti-aircraft missiles. in the wrong hands, these systems also known as man portable air defense systems know or man pads can pose a substantial threat to civil aviation. we welcome the leadership of the tnc on this issue. the tnc has made a formal request for u.s. support and we are fully committed to expanding our efforts. as you know, and

unit of godfather pizza. in 1996, he became ceo of the national restaurant association, a trade group that lobbies congress. he has worked for the koch family that seeks to reduce government regulation of industry. he also served on the federal reserve bank of kansas city. as a candidate for the republican nomination, his signature policy is999 which would replace the current tax code with a 9% tax on business income, personal income, and federal sales tax. we plan to let harman the hermon before the q &a and find out how he plans to help america. give a warm national press club welcome to herman cain. [applause] >> thank you. good afternoon. [laughter] i normally speak to audiences that are live and nice to know that your responding back. i am delighted to be here. thank you for that introduction. before i begin, i want to take a few seconds to recognize the gentleman who has worked here at this club for 44 years and who has some special coincidences with me and my campaign. his name is mr. mr. andrew price. [laughter] [applause] while chatting with him as he was serving at the head table, he was asked how

the fox special unit of the jordanian national who helped the hijackers in virginia in the summer of 2001 three months before the attack, and a syrian national who is a close associatec, the first american on the cia's killer capture list. fox news found the syrian still leaving here in the u.s. >> i'm very upset about that really. [inaudible. >> reporter: the syrians waiting to hear whether he will be deported from the u.s. immigration officials moved to pull his status for reasons of national security that remain under seal, bill. bill: catherine he was killed about a month ago. why does anwar al-awlaki still matter. >> reporter: well it matters, this is real it first time in the decade that i've covered this area that i've seen congressional investigators ask that the 9/11 suspects be questioned about the possible inch srofplt of an american citizen in those attacks and it seems clear that the full story of 9/11 and the support network that helped the hijackers has never fully really been told, bill. bill: it is first on fox. catherine herridge thank you. martha: a serial rapist is on the lose in dallas. police say that he is targeting older members of a sorority

the militia that is outlined in the united nations security council resolution was very clear, to protect the libyan people from violence perpetrated by forces associatedh the gaddafi regime. not just because of the announcement of gaddafi's death, but because of the successful taking of sirte and other areas, libby is now under control of -- libya is now under control of the tnc. the nato mission bears on the security of the libyan people. but i will leave it to nato to make announcements about that. let me move back a little bit. yes, sir. >> he calls all the libyan authorities to work with the international community on dangerous materials. can you elaborate on that? what kind of dangerous materials? >> as you know -- we have talked about this before -- the united states is committed to helping libya secure its conventional weapons stockpiles, including the recovery, control, and disposal of shoulder-fired antiaircraft missiles. they are also known as man portable defense systems. we will come support from the tnc on this issue. they have made a formal request. this was previously announced. since april, u.s. activities include $3 million in aid to

united states has increased our sanctions on individuals want iranian government who are associated with this plot and iran's support for terrorism. we will work with our international partners to increase iran's isolation and ask other nationstional peace and security. now, i want.to thank you for thinking about tomorrow and for devoting this day and many other days as well to discussing the sources of america's greatness, the power of our ideals and the prospects for our future. at the state department -- >> secretary of state hillary clinton saying in very clear terms that they are looking for further action, retaliation against iran. that they have slapped additional sanctions on individuals in the iranian government they believe are associated with this alleged terrorist plot, that they are also encouraging people to isolate iran from the rest of the international community. they are speaking before foreign policy analysts but also holding meetings with diplomats themselves to try to figure out what are the next appropriate steps in retaliation for iran. >>> herman cain found himself last night in the hot seat. it was the republican presidential debate. it was in new hampshire. former ceo, god father's pizza, he has now