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. >> human rights groups say more than300 pple y have been kild en an arms depot blew up in turkmenistan last week. the blast was outside of the capital. the government initially blamed the fire at a fireworks storage facility. officials from the country say only 15 people were killed. the country's exiled opposition has posted images of the explosion, saying the true death toll is much higher. news corporation owner billionaire rupert murdoch has agreed to give evidence next tuesday to a british parliamentary committee investigating illegal activities at his british newspapers. murdoch and his son james will appear with rebecca brooks, the chief ceo of the british newspaper branch. she is also the former chief editor of "the news of the world," the tabloid which closed in the face of mounting evidence that it and other newspapers gained information by illegal means such as hacked voice mails and buying of policemen. the planned merger of the new york and frankfurt stock exchanges has passed another milestone. >> a large portion of shareholders approved the deal, which creates the world'

oakland's community gathered this evening as police releaseda y have been used in the shooting. it looks like this one. police aren't the only ones that are looking for answers as are community leaders who attended the candle light vigil. >> reporter: very emotional evening, jessica. this is a case where police truly need your help. you have a family in mourning and a community who says they lost someone who truly cares about them. good samaritan, gunned down while trying to feed the hungry, could barely stand as she tried her best to attend the candle light vigil. >> his wife is hurting, his family is hurting, oh, god, but you said you came to heal the broken hearted. >> reporter: paris powell was shot and killed after midnight wednesday while he and his family stopped by to drop off food in the 1,000 block of 47th avenue in oakland. his family says feeding the homeless was his calling. his pregnant wife and her two children were in the car at the time when powell was shot in the head in a drive-by shooting. bill holloway was there and saw it all. >> i wish it would have been m

no way. >> charlie: thought the figure y have cite before er the next ten years wehave to find $9.7 trillion in cuts. >> we do have to. >> charlie: 9.7 trillion. >> if we're at a point of no return over the next ten years we have to find 9.7. is 9.7 doable now? no, but 5 trillion is and that buys us five years where we can find the next 4.7 over that. our first hurdle is this. how do we send a message to the international financial community that we in fact get it, that we're going to make major changes and we're going to do them now so you can have confidence that will loan us money. that does two things for us. number one it buys us five years of time but lowers the cost our exting debt. that $14 trillion. the historical rate on our debt is %. we're under 2% right now on it. if we went back to histocal rates right now, we would have $520 billion morin interest costs a year. we have to send that signal and bide the time so we can down size the scope and breadth of the federal government to what is really necessary. not whate'd like to do. there's t of things i'd like to do, we c't afford to

if you leave now i'm stealing all of your law<y >>> i have o.j. in the car. >> where are you? >> right now you have to tell them to back off, he's still alive but he has a gun to his head. >> june 17th, 1994. the day o.j. simpson's notorious slow speed chase. 95 million watched live. did you guess who was driving that car? if not here's some help. was it: >> the nation found out when a cell phone call from the bronco to police was broadcast on live tv. >> what is your name? >> my name is aj. you know who i am [ bleep ] . >> yes it was al cowlings. close friend and former teammate o.j.'s chauffeur. after the chase ended cowlings was arrested. after months of hearings prosecution had insufficient evidence to file charges. today they might have thrown the book at him for speaking on the phone while driving. while you ponder that it is time for amazing rescue. a warning, nobody s hurt. keep the kids in the room. i'll be watching safely from my cubicle. >> in this rescue story a woman from south carolina becomes disoriented and accidentally parks her car on the train tracks. >> it

will have y news" more on behind the scenes on capitol hill on another critical day and that's at 5:30 with brian williams. >>> and secretary of transportation, ray la hood, pleaded to get the federal aviation commission back to work. he said more than 70,000 workers attached to the faa are cut in the mess. they're out of work during the funding fight. some were furloughed but the vast majority were working on airport construction projects like the one in oakland. the stalemate is costing the government $200 million a week on uncollected taxes on airline tickets which most air carriers are indirectly pocketing. >>> up next, uncovering a terror plot. >>> new information about a planned attack on a military base. the details that point to a deranged soldier trying to copy another disaster. >>> also, the controversial debate on circumcision. >> and the obesity epidemic that's putting thousands of women with the chance of a stroke. >>> and i'm life nu gilroy where festival hours are sure to electrify and jump-start all of your senses and has a little something to do with this. we're in the

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. >> people in generation y have been told they can be whatever they want to be and do whatever theyds. the goal is to be happy. to find meaning. they're figuring that out as they go. you don't always get it right. you've got to try new things. that's okay. because you're searching for that thing that you really want to do. you'll know when you find it. >> reporter: finding it before the responsibilities of family and a mortgage kick in. all these young people really see the traditional job as going away. they're going to reinvent all these jobs. they're the next generation of competition. they're after your job. they're looking for work, but they're looking for mean ing. they don't define themselves by what they do. ryan heelly said if you want to look for a job, the best thing to do, start a blog. all of those -- i want to call them kids -- all of those young people have them. kyra? >> all your kids are blogging, deb. it's true. they are. they're all very young. what the heck? >> exactly. it shows how they think, what they're doing, what they're feeling, what they're experiencing.

. >> rose: here's one thing you have done, i'm told by people who know y. you have as national security advisor taken time to look at history with about things like revolutions in the form of the arab spring to see what the lessons are. to see what the guidelines ar that you he in a sense taken on your responsibility to say what does history teach us? >> absolutely. i think that one of the most important things to bring to thisob is a sense o history and to understand the trend in dynamics, why countries act the way they act and have an appreciation for that. ve also learned an incredible amount on things like trends, histories and process and management. the system that i've put togeth at the white house, national security council, is modeled on theystem that brent scowcroft and bob gates put together from bush 41. >> rose: both national security advisors. >> there's a lot to be learned from former colleagues. there's a humility in this job that's very important and i think it's important to have a en appreciation of history and understand motivations and h

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we have an update for you now. "the yrdy" host will have surgery on his achilles tendon tomorrow. >>> and it is a stretch of desert more commonly associated with turmoil, not toppling world records, but today gaza, 15,000 children joined forces to set a new world record for the most kites ever to swarm the sky in one moment. and abc's alex marquardt was there. >> reporter: organizers say the goal for today is just to let these kids who normally lead tough lives have some fun -- and to show the world what they're capable of. >> and alex items us, by the way, it was kind of a david versus goliath moment. gaza's population is 1.8 million. the chinese 1.3 billion and the chinese used to hold the record. >>> coming up, the dog who decided to make a spontaneous run in a charity marathon and inspired a kind of revolution. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch -- it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's sympt

cost of doing business in this country by increasing the number of federal regulation regulations y have to comply w i hear that everywhere i go, whether it is a farmer, ranchers, or small business owner. i heard it this morning in meeting with some of these small business owners, that the regulations coming out of washington, d.c., are making it increasingly costly and more difficult for them to create jobs. and so, as we get into the final days of this debate and these decisions have to be made, i would say that -- to the president -- that the president needs to recognize that this is not a revenue issue. this is a spending issue. and step up and provide leadership and provide a pathway for how we get our fiscal house in order, not by increasing taxes on the job creators in our economy, our small businesses, but, rather, by getting federal spend under control. i think he would have an incredibly warm and favorable reception from both the house and the senate, who are prepared to do business when it comes to reducing spending and making government smaller, not bigger, and dealing with t

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we have experts that can tell y about details about practices of islam in indonesia to timbuktu. and but that knowledge that we have in our universities doesn't reach at least three audiences it doesn't reach the general american pubc. it doesn't reach themuslim community in america. and it doesn't filter into our government and policy. >> finally we brought togeer a group of scholars, muslim and nonmuslim from a variety of fields. we asked themwhat they think are are the key issues that are series on islam should engage. rash ad hussein president obama's special envoy to the organization of islamic conference, the assistant professor of religion at bot ton yooufert, john esposito is university professor of religion and international affairs at georgetown university. and an associate professor 6 arabic literature and arabi studs in corn nell, ing rid mattson from hartford sell enary and sherman jackson from the university of michigan. the message is that essentially, than is a message that he has delivered with regard to people all around the world. and people of all faiths and no

jurors have not said how they can to their quick decision, but tomorrow she could be sentenced to time served. greg gray has the latest. y as the latest. and i think that we all wanted the truth, and i think at the end, we still do not have that .ere y >> even if casey got out of jail and wrote a book and said it, i do not know that any of us will really know if we can believe it or not. what is hard for many to believe is how the jury reached its decision. so far none of the act of jurors have spoken public, but an alternate is providing insight. >> the prosecutor did not present evidence that would have sustained a murder charge or manslaughter charge. >> she now prepares for sentencing for providing false information to law officers, and the real possibility that she could be freed for the first time in three years, the questions have turned to what comes next? >> right now she will have money and people at her doorstep asking for her, wanting her, and she will have the parting lifestyle that she so craved. >> while there continues to be speculation about television interviews, he is certain the next chapter will not

federal parar esta auditoria, basado en el estatus santuario de berkeley y en el impacto para la ciudad 2;52 it's going to have va a tener un efecto destructivo en la comunidad, en la economia local y en la compania que es uno de los negocios mas grandes en berkeley.es simplemente inncesario, dijo el concejal autor de la resolucion.hay leyes pero tambien hay que ver que es lo correcto, enfatizo. 5:36 it's no symbolic esto no es simbolico es un mensaje claro al gobierno federal que no queremos que esto ocurra mientras tanto el concejal ignacio de la fuente quien es ademas representante sindical de estos trabajadores dijo que estan usando recursos legales para impedir que continue la auditoria. 31:41 dhs que es el nuevo departamento de inmigracion violo sus propias reglas en iniciar una auditoria i9 en una compania donde estaba ocurriendo una disputa laboral 31:56 mientras la investigacion continua, oakland se prepara para considerar tambien una resolucion en contra de las llamadas "redadas de escritorio" . 36:24 ojala que la gente se levante como muchas veces nos levantamos cuando son ataques contra las comunid

obviously through his anger, he wanted to take out revenge, blamed her for the problems he had been having. yattack her or to hit her. >> as this last period progresses, you can see randolph parker walking up and down the hallway, waiting for the class to end. he puts on a red bandana over his face and signals to his cohort, 17-year-old dominic harris, to position himself on the other side of the hallway. according to police, harris' role was to get the assault on his cell phone camera. at one point parker even sends another student into the class to coax the teacher to come out into the hallway. >> there's no doubt mr. parker did plan the attack. they put a little bit of thought into it because they get there right at the end of the day. >> it's 2:15 and class is letting out. unbeknownst to parker and harris, the school's surveillance cameras capture the entire incident. >> through the eye of the camera you'll see the whole thing. you'll see parker get behind her door. and as she was walking out of her door right at the end of the day, now there were students in the hall. he just took a runn

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y k. >> glendon is smsart. i have been in the city for 22 years and he has been with me helping out fund-raising and he is a great person. i hope you consider him. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> i am anthony favre and i am made district 6 residents. i remember the first time i met him it was for the 2005 supervisor election. some had a candidate -- the thing there, you had people from the residents association and from late night coalition. as i learned, there has been a war, but there was the guy at the late night coalition talking about their meetings. that is something that -- he did not emphasize. he is very good at bringing people together. he looks for compromises, and again, he is representing the neighbors and wants to make sure that things are addressed but it is not a two year-old thing where they've never read does not like it, it is ok. what can we do to fix it so that you can have your business and the neighbors can have their sleep? he has been very good at that. i think that the pre application proces

i was waiting for the girl so she can dress her up like her, so she can have a doll. >>y his voice is really high. she is kind of angular and boney. the kids should look like little birds, angry birds. >> that brings up a good point. don't you have to eat to produce carbon emissions? victoria beckham is an echo warrior. >> she can have the child and it balances it out. >> they predicted hundreds of millions of people would die of starvation because of over population. we failed to figure in the creativity of human beings to solve problems. and that's the problem. they don't have faith to figure out how to do things. >> it is basically just a big, fat, joke. >>> all right. so should ugly people be enslaved because they are ugly? first, what is kim kardashian up to now? not much. i will tell her you said hi. >>> can a comment on a blog cost you your jog? i mean job. it didn't rhyme so i figured i would make it rhyme. >> it worked. >> they have amped up their on-line investigation of job applicants in the form of social media background checks. today's "new york times", hi t

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