through my immediate supervisor nelsen hill the half of yang enterprises and the use by yang enterprises of unauthorized alien labor i tell them everything that went on and yet you don't buy the vote rigging software yes you sure yes in their report it looks like you complained about the things that had to do with after specifically that's the things that he could touch on and all the other stuff he was supposed to pass onto like the nasa stuff he was passed a nasa and you know what was going to vote rigging stuff he was supposed to pass it out i guess to where it goes they claim that you didn't tell them seems odd doesn't it they know about all the rest in the year two thousand. of this bill. and the presidential election process there's no doubt in my mind that al gore was elected president. he will see the most votes nationwide and moderated he also received the most votes and for as long as we can not express ourselves through the ballot. with al gore getting so many more popular votes than bush in two thousand well in a normal country that would be the election and we should arrange

i'm wondering if this is yang is available this is bradford. any idea when she might be available in work on a story or. is there a spokesperson for the company that might be able to questions. hello. this meeting with tom feeney where he asked you to create which is what is essentially vote rigging software. voting machines tom feeney is in the room you're in the room mrs yang the c.e.o. is in the room anybody else in the room like cohen who is my cone like cohen was the executive secretary for mrs yang he space the note taker my cohen the executive secretary for mrs yang whom curtis claimed was at the vote rigging meeting told a reporter from wired that the meeting never took place if they really tried to put out a program to do vote fraud right the minute they checked the source code they'd see it sounds like you presumed that these counties the states and so forth would examine the source code before was actually used in an election correct well yeah but they do not correct that's what i heard what did you think when you heard that that. i

called me and tell me that he has resigned from yang why were you resigning in the first place. because there are crooked and if there ethically challenged i don't want to be there. i gave him a listing of firms that we did business with and tell him if he were made available through an existing contract i would then be able to contract with him so you went to the florida department of transportation after you left yang enterprises wrecked you know like an eight million dollar contract right was right and they found i was working there and they went ballistic they start calling all over the place and i need to call them as soon as possible i called you michael and. yang is now calling you after you went to work after right they were in the room talking to the mumbling in the background you know and mike was basically the voice coming out of this why are they calling you they want to offer me big money to come back at first you know and then when it got to the point of well feeney will find you a different job or we'll give you this million dollars anyway it's like why they offer

so i think i'm not getting a real good recommendation from yang in the o.t. so now you are going to dollar store dollar store stocking shelves and let me shows up raymond it's comes in some time and he's staring at me over the top of these little you know potato chip type hold and i walk and say can i help you and he said no i'm just shop and he leaves and then he comes in again tells me he's been working on the case on the side he's looking into this on his own on his own for fun i don't know why i was going to do with this information if you get a visa into it and i guess if he gets enough of it he thinks he can pop it somewhere i don't know so he keeps coming in and ask me questions about boat rigging and spies and i don't know so what he wants so i just answer whatever he asked this was a big case that he was making headway on it was an official case because officially he was going to do nothing because feeney wouldn't let him do anything so i give him information but he didn't give it back clinton tecate it to me that ray lamie had told him that it was m

him stating that mr feeney wants this letter signed today and this letter is a recommendation for yang enterprises and the following day after mr hill executes this letter of recommendation he is suddenly promoted to deputy cia for the state technology office milsom hill is promoted after he writes this letter a letter of recommendation for gang enterprises have they had any problems with you prior to this investigation i believe in january of two thousand and one i received an outstanding evaluation that went into a lot of detail as to the value of my services to the department how long had you been with the department i began with the department in eighty eight eighty eight yes i mean i've been with the department for almost fifteen years at this point yes the department did a. an agency cleansing of any corporate knowledge concerning the problems with the yang contract how many people were fired a half dozen other other than clinton myself to anybody who was involved with the yang contractors no originally is now right on correct in fact on her they tried to get her to sign a little

of recommendation for yang enterprises have they had any problems with you prior to this investigation i believe in january of two thousand and one i received an outstanding evaluation that went into a lot of detail as to the value of my services to the department how long had you been with the department i began with the department in eighty eight eighty eight yes i mean i've been with the department for almost fifteen years at this point yes the department did a. an agency cleansing of any corporate knowledge concerning the problems with the young contract how many people were fired and half a dozen other. myself to anybody who was involved with the yanks contractors no originally is now right on correct in fact on her they tried to get her to sign a little paper saying she resigned. she said and she signed the resign when and she kept to the one and were said you're fired so when it went to court when they said well she did resign voluntarily we didn't do anything about it she can produce the papers knowing that they're just flat out lying she for the whistleblower suit yes and she

him stating that mr feeney wants this letter signed today and this letter is a recommendation for yang enterprises and the following day after mr hill executes this letter of recommendation he is suddenly promoted to deputy cia for the state technology office nelson hill is promoted after he writes this letter a letter of recommendation for gang enterprises have they had any problems with you prior to this investigation i believe in january of two thousand and.

him stating that mr feeney wants this letter signed today and this letter is a recommendation for yang enterprises and the following day after mr hill executes this letter of recommendation he is suddenly promoted to deputy cia for the state technology office nelson hill is promoted the day after he writes this letter the letter of a.

brakes on what's going on there actually writing letters of recommendation for that company backed yang correct and saying that you're removed correct tom finis fingerprints are all over this now yes literal fingerprints literal fingerprints i mean read the public record read the public record i don't want anyone to take my word for anything brad get the documents and read the record and when you read a memo from nelsonville secretary to him stating that mr feeney wants this letter signed today and this letter is a recommendation for yang enterprises and the following day after mr hill executes this letter of recommendation he is suddenly promoted to deputy cia for the state technology office nelson hill is promote.

nbc's john yang with us from federal court in chicago tonight. john, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. when they arrested rod blagojevich in december 2008, u.s. attorney general fitzgerald said he was conducting a corruption crime spree that would make abraham lincoln spin in his grave. out of 24 charges against blagojevich, including racketeering, extortion, bribery, of those 24 charges they could only agree on one. they found him guilty of lying to the fbi. on the other 23 counts, a mistrial. this is clearly a big embarrassment for the prosecution, but it's not over yet for rod blagojevich. the prosecutors say they are ready to go tomorrow if need be to try him again on those other 23 counts. the court will meet, so the judge will decide next week when that new trial will begin. brian? >> hardly the last we'll be seeing of this case. john yang, in chicago for us tonight. john, thanks. >>> we turn now to a big story in education. think of all the american presidents in your lifetime who said their goal is a quality education for ev

brakes on what's going on there actually writing letters of recommendation for that company backed yang correct and saying that you're removed correct tom feeney said.

just didn't happen something else happened so the yang folks. harassing maybe are getting d.o.t. to harass maybe a plant is fired at ten in the morning i'm tired at like two to thirty that afternoon and senators investigating this company instead of putting a putting the brakes on what's going on they're actually writing letters of recommendation for that company wrecked yang correct and saying that you're removed correct tom finis fingerprints are all over this now yes literal fingerprints literal fingerprints i mean read the public record read the public record i don't want anyone to take my word for anything brad get the documents and read the record .

as a to say that those exit polls were so far off just didn't happen something else happened so the yang folks. harassing maven are getting d.o.t. to harass me this plan is fired at ten in the morning i'm tired at like two thirty that afternoon and said it is investigating this company instead of putting a putting the brakes on what's going on they're actually writing letters of recommendation for that company backed yang correct and saying that you're removed correct.

we are looking at the yin and yang. a much loved piece but as a resu result.was launched may 20, 2010. ruth was celebrated with a lifetime achievement award for her contribution to and influence of the bay area community. the award is embarrassing to me like mad but i have to learn to accept it. and good things are heard about people when they are dead and i'm hearing it while i'm alive. i look upon the award as an opportunity for me to find a place for myself and keeping the art care program going. the arts commission director of programs addressed the crowd and asked for each member to consider donating funds to help save some of san francisco's most important neighborhood landmarks. >> as one of san francisco's living treasures, we respect you a and, frankly, we are in awe of your 50 years of tireless efforts as an early art entrepreneur. >> giving is contagious. i would like to be perhaps the first donation to art care and present you with a check to get the ball rolling. >> because i know the arts commission is very sincere about them i'm going to make a

>> john yang starting us off in chicago tonight. john, thanks. >>> on wall street, the chairman of the fed, ben bernanke, gave assurances that he stands ready to do more to help the economy. that seemed to echo around new york and cheer investors. the dow was up almost 165 points. >>> while we are here in new orleans, we're keeping a close eye on the atlantic ocean tonight. three systems in all. the new storms, including danielle, may be posing a new threat to some parts of the east coast before they are all done. weather channel meteorologist jim cantore is with us again tonight with more. three of them out there. >> and more to come. you should see what's lined up across africa. we'll deal with that later, brian. let's talk about these. it's danielle, a strong category four at 135 mis per hour. that continues to pull to the 5 north-northwest. what we think is going to happen is it's going to produce a huge amount of waves. i tried to make this promise last night. those waves are going to arrive on the east coast for the weekend. t

brakes on what's going on they're actually writing letters of recommendation for that company backed yang correct and saying that you're removed correct tom finis fingerprints are all over this now yes literal fingerprints literal fingerprints i mean read the public record read the public record i don't want anyone to take my word for anything brad get the documents and read the record and when you read a memo from nelsonville secretary.

yang has denied responsibility for the incident. the mexican federal police force has sacked more than 3000 -- p'yongyang has denied responsibility for the incident. the mexican federal police force has sent more than 3000. they said they either failed to do their job correctly or they were into corruption and settling the claims of defrauding the u.s. government. the justice disbared man -- department says actions will be taken. talks have resumed between the south african government. the president instructed his ministers to negotiate with unions representing more than 1 million workers. we will get on to cricket in just a second. the sport is far from people's minds. local people are claiming the construction has hardly begun. >> this was one month ago. >> please save our souls. >> he issued a heartfelt plea when the flood hit his town. now the debris is strewn all around. nearly 20 feet of water came through here. the room is still filled with mud. normal life is still on hold, so people remain angry, wanting more. >> we lost ev

we are also looking at yen and yang, a much loved peace -- piece. but the team has been damaged over time, so we need to treat -- patina has been damaged over time, so we need to treat it. >> roof and was given a lifetime award for her contributions to and influence over the bay area artist community. >> the lifetime achievement award -- it is embarrassing to me but i have to learn to accept it. this is the way it is. also, everybody here is good things happening about them after they are dead. i have the opportunity to see this happen while i am still lives. i look at this award as an opportunity for me to find a place for my craft and keep the art program going. >> the director of the program address the crowd and ask for each member to consider donating funds to help save some of san francisco's most important neighborhood landmarks. >> as one of san francisco's living treasures, we respect you and, frankly, we are in off -- awe of your 50 years of tireless effort as an early art on from for north. >> i would like to be perhaps the first donation

yang by senior officials. he is trying to secure the release of a 30-year-old american citizen. -- he was greeted in p'yongyang by senior officials. he is said to be a devout christian concern about north korean human rights, and mr. carter will continue discussions, and some reports suggest the prisoner could leave sometime today. >> at least 50 people have been killed in a series of apparently coordinated bomb attacks. the deadliest killed 19 people. several hit baghdad, including a suicide bombing. >> most of the bombs targeted the police. he drove into a parking lot next to a police station and destination this bomb. at least 60 people were hurt. >> as i walked into the police center, there was an explosion. i saw my colleagues lying dead on the ground. >> another suicide bomber drove a car into a police compound. about 15 people died the year, 10 of them policemen. -- died here, 10 of them policemen. >> i do not know what is going on. where is the protection? >> the bomb exploded less than 24 hours after

wabc's lucy yang has the story. >> i actually watched her go off the platform. so that's -- you know, i didn't even need anybody to wave or, you know, get my attention. i knew -- i knew that i had to stop the train. i brought my train to a controlled stop. >> reporter: and that is how 36-year-old frankie lusk went from mild-mannered motorman to hero. he was operating the queens-bound "n" train in the 59th station at fifth avenue when he witnessed every worker's worst nightmare, a woman on the tracks. he had only seconds to respond, but thankfully was able to stop the multi-ton approaching train just in time. without missing a beat he called for the electricity to be turned off the third rail, then he jumped onto the tracks himself to comfort and help the injured passenger. >> i asked her if she was all right, if she was dizzy or anything. she said that, you know, that she was bleeding. so i turned around, i had tissues in my back pocket that i gave her. >> it's one of the most wonderful things that a person can do, you know. saving somebody's life. >> quick-acti