we have hot weather from d.c. to portland. this is very warm. on the big board, we'll show you, there's two areas of severe weather rolling. one in the mid plains. and one in the northeast this afternoon. >> and we are live in central park. more weather in the next half hour. robin? >> all right. we'll join you in a bit, sam. >>> a lot of people want to cool off this weekend. is it safe to go in the water? that's the question on the minds of people throughout the northeast, after a series of shark sightings led to the closing of some of the region's most popular beaches. ron claiborne is on the jersey shore with more on that. good morning, ron. >> reporter: good morning, robin. there's a couple of surfers in the distance in the water now. despite shark sightings on neighboring beaches, all the way up to cape cod. and there's a reason they've been so close to shore. and that is, the exceptionally warm water, in this exceptionally warm summer so far. along the coast of new jersey, five shark sightings in the last three days have lifeguards on aler

if you think about it, that is 10 round trips between here and washington, d.c. we are improving safety, the infrastructure, and at the same time, creating jobs. it is also about making our communities more livable so that parents can have a stiffer ride to their kids' school. people can travel from point a to point b and spend more time with your friends and families and less time stuck in traffic. as i mentioned, of course, we are creating jobs. local suppliers come all local stores, restaurants, will benefit from this investment. overall, the recovery act is responsible for 2.5 million jobs throughout the country, with and the thousands of towns created solely with and transportation sector. while the recovery has not reached every business and home, we believe strongly we are heading in the right direction. doyle drive is one of the largest recovery tax in the country -- or cover act projects in the country. california will receive more recovery act funding than any other state. almost $2.6 billion. the money is committed to 943 projects with hundred and divi

the united airlines boeing 777 took off from washington, d.c., yesterday afternoon. it was headed to l.a., but as it flew over kansas, the turbulence started so the pilot had to divert to denver. passengers talked about what it was like. >> the person behind me, he actually flew up and then he landed like kind of across the aisle on to somebody else's head. so he got a bruise on the chin. >> most of the people injured had bruises and some whiplash, even sprains. about 20 of them ended up going to the hospital. there is no obvious damage to the plane, but obviously they are going to inspect that. >>> as we mentioned a short time ago, they're about ready to change the straight lightbulbs in san jose. there's a reason behind it and a reason why people are concerned. we want to check in with kris sanchez now and she has the details on what's going on. kris? >> reporter: good morning, brent. you might be able to see right behind me over this shoulder bright, white norms. but the yellow lights is what we generally see around this neck of the woods, and it can make driving

washington, d.c., is debating it, right? >> it is aptly put -- here's what the republicans are saying, listen, 33 billion is fine many but give us the cuts to be able to get there. >> as in what? what are we going to cut. >> i didn't say a word when you all were talking. barack obama said the democrats gave us the -- oar the republicans gave us the deficit. they left us $200 billion in debt, we're now $1.4 trillion in debt. the republicans say, we'll give you the 33 billion, but find a place where we can make cuts so we can do it. >> i think michael's right on this than dana. i don't think the point is extending unemployment benefits, they want to find a way to cut the deficit. the republican party hasn't given us any good ideas on how that can happen. the republicans are pushing back because it's election season. barack obama is publicly spanking the republicans right now, because he's fighting for worker's rights. yes, republicans have been absolutely disastrous in bloating spending and refusing to raise taxes on the wealt

at 3.6 earthquake shook the washington d.c. area this morning. it was centered in german town near maryland it struck early at five a m appeared at 2:00 a.m. our time. no reports of injuries or damage but tremors from it spread far as west virginia. last summer quick quiz kid marilyn was 2007. new warning to dog owners. since may of 2005 at least 122 dogs death had been reported pure english bulldogs account for the single highest number of deaths 25 and died in the last five years. although the death accounts for a small percentage ownership consult with their pet canary in before putting any animal in a plane. the experts say the dogs that are easily stress or not well socialized are not good candidates for travel air wise. with a programming note to tell you about. tell you about. this friday nbc will air the giants games so we will have nbc programming. at 8pm we will air the nbc movie of the week: the jenson project. at 10:00pm a special edition of kron 4 news, w w e smackdown can be seen on saturday at 7:00pm the cool and breezy night at at

thank you for taking the time to come out from washington, d.c.. dale, thank you for your stewardship in the region. i want to thank everybody who has already acknowledged. on behalf of jose, well done. i think this is my fifth groundbreaking. unbelievable. we were here with senator boxer, twice with speaker policy. i think we found some neighbors and did one of our own. this is a product that goes back many years. i remember when i was 10 years old, the parking and traffic commission in 1996 to reject never talking about this project. in 1955, folks said that it was time to fix this half hour affair. -- the repair -- thoroughfare. it needed to be structurally change. hundreds of thousands of vehicles go across every day. on the weekend, we see just as many cars built over as we do during the weekdays. this is a vital link to the economic vibrancy to the northern part of the state and it is essential that we are here. we've received victor in your organization, a number of structural safety rating of 2, not out of time, but out of 100. one of the s

there's the headlines from the shows next from our washington d.c. studio is. welcome to the loner show where you get the real headlines and none of the mersey working live out of washington d.c. and today we're going to ask has the u.s. entered a new top secret chapter in its history the washington post sounded the alarm this morning but some people have been talking about this growing machine for years it's all speak with investigative journalist tim sure about why people are finally talking about top secret america then we'll examine the reality gap between the nation's capital and the rest of america unemployment recession financial crisis these words just don't seem to exist here and why.

all of that work was performed by many enslaved african americans throughout the d.c. area. they transported the stone to the capital. they cast the bricks, they cleared the land. they rebuilt the two wings that were destroyed and help construct what we know now as the greatest symbol of representative government and the world and that is our capitol dome. the plaques that we are dedicating today simply say that we will not forget. american slaves not only help build the capital but they helped build a nation and our nation owes them a debt of gratitude. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentleman, republican leader of the united states senate, the hon. mitch mcconnell. [applause] >> speaker pelosi, leaders behner, congressman lewis, the senator lincoln, a distinguished guests and friends, we have come here to tell the rest of the story. we come tooacknowledge the profound indignity that the slaves to help clear this land and lady stones must have suffered in building this great monument to freedom. we remind ourselves that for nearly a century after the preparation of ind

but after 20 years in washington, d.c., we just disagree. his amnesty bill, $2.6 million to illegal aliens. $700 billion for wall street and $150 billion in earmarks. his cap and trade bill with joe lieberman. and john voted against in 2001 and 2003 calling them tax cuts for the rich. i really loved working with the old john mccain. this new john mccain is somewhat like john kerry. that's why it's time for a consistent conservative in the united states senate with the endorsement of joe arpaio, i ask for your vote in the upcoming republican primary. >> mr. deacon, looks like you will get the next turn. >> thank you for having us. next time pop sickles. we've got brighten the mood. it gets a little heavy in here some times. in 1989 when i was discharged from the navy, i moved to arizona. i moved here because of cost of living, the opportunities for business and education and employment. it was a great place to come. we have great outdoors. we can hunt and fish. the cost of milk was very cheap. the cost of gas was very cheap. we could live in

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july. >> i say on the thermometer, maybe 98 degrees, but it feels like 108. >> reporter: washington, d.c. and eight states sweated out heat advisories or warnings today. in the south the heat and humidity made it feel like 110 in atlanta. many cities like charlotte plan to keep their cooling centers open. >> we're definitely sweating out here. you add the heat and humidity, it feels pretty rough. but we have some rain in sight, hopefully in the next couple of days we'll cool off a little bit. >> while the east hopes that rain brings relief, parts of the midwest have more than they can handle. iowa's rain-swollen maquoketa river is still rising after bursting through a dam. this is video of the aftermath on saturday, some 200 structures destroyed, over 1,000 damaged. the weather channel's janelle klein is there. >> dozens watched in disbelief as the massive force of this river water broke through this 90-year-old dam, taking power poles, trees, even entire homes. many who saw it say it was surreal, straight out of an action movie. >> reporter: late today along the east coast, a line of th

on the mall in d.c., it is a steam bath. >> no, i don't like the heat. it's sweltering. >> the humidity is the worst. >> reporter: so hot in maryland, a car dealership was baking cookies on the dash. once again, much of the nation swelters. >> the heat wave is going to continue. if you had a little bit of a break for the two-thirds of the country that has been hot, a little bit of a break, the heat is coming back. it is going to remain hot. >> reporter: in chicago, with temperatures in the mid-90s, the kids get relief any way they can. and lester, it's beginning to look like this seeming never-ending wave of heat is going to last well into next week. that suv in the sinkhole, it went in there 24-odd hours ago with a full tank of gas, the engine, lester, is still running. back to you. >> kevin tibbles tonight, thanks. >>> let's turn to the economy now. another up day on wall street. the dow gained more than 102 points. capping off a big week. the blue chips finished up more than 3%. the stock market has been gaining on signs the economy may be getting str

it beganed at the d.c. convention center. the goal was to help homeowners lower their payments and stay in their homes. one lowered his $1,100 loan payment by $200 a month. >> that substantial over a year. when you put that out over 30 years it's really substantial. >> all is part of president obama's $50 billion program to help banks help borrowers. homeowners talk with counselors and major lenders to try to cut their rates and save their homes. the neighborhood assistance corporation is running the clinic the next eight days around the clock. >> standardized test scores for an entire school in oakland have been invalidated because a teacher allegedly helped her students cheat. an investigation by the school district found a teacher at redwood heights elementary returned reading and math tests to students so they could fix incorrect answers. a high school in the oakland hills was scrutinized after a biology teacher allegedly let his students use their books during the test. district leaders say they'll consider disciplinary

there's a 5 cent tax on paper bags in d.c. >> and the d.c. republican party has reusable shopping bags available on their website. >> i don't want to look like a bag ahead anymore. >> so in 2010, it's a year where there are such substantive issues for candidates to run on in terms of policy, so i'm curious if you think moving forward to november we'll see more of our female candidates being sort of the lead and is that trend of going to the personal ever going to -- if it's not going to come back in 2010, is it ever going to come back to running on substance 1234. >> we live in a celebrity culture. if you're a good looking male or female, things happen. i mean, scott brown. how many times did you see him on vogue -- cosmo. cosmo. obviously i'm a subscriber to both as you can tell from my great color palette. i think that's the culture we live in and that's what it is. but when you increasingly have more women in politics -- but te the same dynamic is true of men. after a while it's easy to obscure the substance in the pretty package and the m

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them and the spot to talk of an end to the financial crisis more than a three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the u.s. . these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying to but we can decide to help everybody really help you know to help and that's where we live before you know the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line or am i too am what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here yeah. naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go all the way put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america earth o

relatively small for d.c., it was centered in nearby maryland. there is some video showing the shake. the president, who happens to live in an old home made of sandstone, told reporters he didn't feel a thing. he may have been dreaming at the time of vacation. the first family arrived in maine. a rare flight on the small gulfstream jet serving as air force one, landing at bar harbor airport. they went hiking at acadia national park, cadillac mountain and then got ice cream, of course. the president told reporters he got a coconut ice cream cone. he then proceeded to pose with tourists visiting from germany. the obamas are there until sunday. the next big family event for them, eldest daughter malia goes to summer camp for the first time. that means a month away from home. >>> up next here tonight, making a difference for those who share a common love of something special. mon love of something special. is because i have to go to the bathroom. and when we're sitting in traffic, i worry i'll have an accident. be right back. so today i'm finally goi

r t washington d.c. . hispanic groups in the u.s. are calling for reform of the country's immigration system and an end to unjust policies as human rights activist jorge ramos tells. immigrants don't have enough representation. latinos are on the represented politically we are fifteen percent of the population and we only have one senator that has to change this is it is incredible that the most powerful country in the world is persecuting and discriminating against eleven million people so again there's a lot of misinformation on the contributions of immigrants to this country fortunately when there is an economic crisis like the one we're facing right now immigrants are being blamed for for everything that's wrong with response from crime to unemployment and it's simply not for. the full interview with a whole. just over an hour's time for a method now a grammy award winning russian pianist and conductor is apparent in court in thailand on sex child charges if found guilty he. could spend up to twenty years in jail well earlier thi

washington d.c. and the u.s. senate is set to vote on an extension of unemployment benefits democrats and republicans are deeply divided on the issue which has provoked fierce debate president obama has slammed his opponents for attempting to deny help to millions of americans after years of championing policies that turned a record surplus into a massive deficit the same people who didn't have any problems spending hundreds of billions of dollars on tax breaks for the wealthiest americans are now saying we shouldn't offer relief to middle class americans like jim or leslie or denise who really need help. and the proposed bill extends the deadline for filing for unemployment benefits to the end of the vampyr the move will cost thirty three billion dollars in additional deficit spending republicans are concerned about the expanse and say an extension of benefits should be offset by spending cuts blogger danny schechter says the debate is actually a political battle. this is a situation where the government has to

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid programs failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the united states. these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying to but we can decide to help everybody really help you know to help and that's what we're looking for help the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line for him to land what time nine thirty nine thirty last night and if you sleep here. gondola nichrome naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america earth or natca

r t washington d.c. . now across russia marking navy day a major celebration which is held in. every year the display of north school clowns who's also big in ukraine where russia's huge black sea fleet is based there in fifteen thousand gathered to watch the parade. talked to our country as are those inside the book will come through the thousands of people as we say have gathered what are they get to see. well it was a breathtaking display here crowds cheering waving flags everybody very excited to see all of their. specific actions and displays that were played on for the crowds and of course for the dignitaries that came to attend this navy day parade of course it was dedicated to the sixty fifth anniversary of russia's victory in the great patriotic war as you can see i'm wearing a striped shirt those are the colors of the russian navy and almost every second person here in the ukrainian city of sevastopol is dressed the exact same way kids grown ups basically people of all ages are dressed to impress dressed in the colors of the navy of course it's a huge day force of us

where they cause to structured they don't feel it here in washington d.c. suburbs. the drone operator wake up in the morning family goodbye come to the office and shoot at target thousands of miles away from here and go back home no risk or forward especially say the whole operation reminds the media again the question many ask is if it is so easy and convenient we'll get our m.p. we can move forward in the future if war was cheap why not use that for trash against the smaller countries and organizations to show it on a case you would try to sit around with the cable with and talk it over simon vets him and has produced a research report on druce with the european parliament among his concerns are the consequences of terrorists getting hold of such weapons a scenario sunlight likened to real life but deadly robot wars demonstrators outside cia headquarters at the start of the year protested against indiscriminate killings by unmanned weaponry they say that rather than winning wars drones merely make more enemies by killing mostly innocent people are fueling rather t

d.c. . well america's military chiefs are bracing themselves for water come the wiki leaks website is promising that further revelations are on the way the online that whistleblower is now checking to reports do with american conduct in iraq it's thought they could expose similar findings to thousands of documents already posted on the web they include details of civilian casualties of the hands of u.s. troops as well as concerns that pakistani intelligence helped the taliban insurgency the white house described it as a breach of federal law and a threat to american military personnel robert fisk middle east correspondent for the british newspaper the independent says stories like this highlight the power of the web is a harsh lesson for traditional journalists we've got all these expensive newspapers with huge investigative staffs watching the new york times in london in france and yet we didn't get this story it was the internet that got it this is the most important proof so far that in

r t washington d.c. . call a top world news stories brief a bomb at a bus stop in bangkok's killed one person and injured at least ten the explosion happened shortly after the polls closed in a parliamentary election but a government candidate was up against a jailed leader of the recent bloody protest in the capital police refused to speculate if the two events were connected. how to footage is emerged showing the crush inside the tunnel at the german music festival which killed nineteen people police say they've now identified all but one of the love her aids victims in the city of duisburg more than three hundred others were injured as festival goers tried to pack into the entrance of europe's largest techno music event says it will never be held again. afghanistan is to take control of its future by twenty forty plans to hand power back to local authorities in the country were discussed at kabul's largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the united states. these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying that we but we can decide to get help with everybody really help you know to help and that's what we're looking for you know the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line for him to land what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here near gondola nichrome naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them and despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the u.s. . these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying that we get to get help everybody really help. and that's where we lived before you know the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line or am what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here. naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go all the way we don't buy the neighborhood assistance corporation of america or natca this is a look at foreclosure activ

there's a lot of different definitions, and we come up washington, d.c. with a one-size-fits all approach where i would rather see a states out there, laboratories of democracy, trying to find their own ways to solve those health care reform issues. and in utah we do have one of the health care exchange windows out there that is having some success in bringing scapentition in a private sector setting with defined contribution as opposed to defined benefit for employers, where employees can go to a portal in the web and match up their needs with what's available in the marketplace with a defined contribution. i don't think it solves all the problems, but it's a step down the right road. i think it will give us competition in a private sector setting. and i think that will help us to keep costs down and help give us access to health care. but my dismay is the states have not been from the very beginning at the front of this discussion helping lead the charge with goals and objectives set out by washington. >> governor. >> at the risk of redundancy, i want t

r t washington d.c. in. afghanistan is to take control of its future by two thousand and fourteen plans to hand power back to local authorities and the country will discuss that couples largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces may remain beyond the deadline to train afghan police and soldiers the conference also dealt with reconstruction aid and development in the water and country as well as fighting corruption and the rampant drug trade russia's foreign minister pledged that moscow will continue to help. we're committed to supporting you in efforts on stabilizing afghanistan and we will continue to allow transit of international cargo and personnel to afghanistan through our territory so we're working on additional measures to keep afghan forces together with our partners we're also helping restore the afghan economy this year russia rolled off the remainder of ghana stansted eight hundred ninety one million u.s. dollars we will continue to p

and they cause to structured they don't feel it here in washington d.c. suburbs. the are a drone operator wake up in the morning family guy comes to the office and shoot the target thousands of miles away from here and all back home and no risk look forward to actually save the whole operation remind the reader the question many ask is if it is so easy and convenient world that our m.p. we can move in the future if war was cheap why not use a bit more pressure against the smaller countries and organizations stretch it out of it would try to sit around with the cable which and talk it over simon vets him and has produced a research report on drones for the european parliament among his concerns are the consequences of terrorists getting hold of such weapons a scenario sunlight likened to real life but deadly robot morris demonstrators outside cia headquarters at the start of the year protested against indiscriminate killings by unmanned weaponry they say that rather than winning wars drones merely make more enemies by killing mostly innocent people are fueling rath

it was headed from washington, d.c. to los angeles, but forced to make an emergency landing at denver international airport. at least one person was critically hurt. larry jacobs has the latest. >> severe turbulence divert a cross country flight and sends people to various hospitals. united flight 967 took off from washington, d.c. on tuesday night and was headed to los angeles. and according to united airlines, the wide body jet was shaken by heavy turbulence over kansas. >> hit a little turbulence, just a couple bumps, and then all of a sudden the plane dropped probably 20, 30 feet. >> the flight was carrying 255 passengers and 10 crew members. not wanting to risk the remainder of the flight, united says the group put safety first and immediately diverted the aircraft to denver to get medical attention as quickly as possible. >> i saw at least two people hit the ceiling. the girl in front of me two rows saw her hit the ceiling and land back down. >> the plane landed safely just before 8:00 denver time. at least one pe

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the u.s. . these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying that we get to get help everybody really help. and that's what we're looking for you know the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line or am i am what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here yeah. naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's hacked and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america or natca this is a look at foreclosure activity a

more on that live from our washington, d.c. bureau in a couple of minutes. >>> early this morning there was a shake up in our nation's capitol but it had nothing to do with politics. a small earthquake hit just outside washington, d.c. they felt it as far away as west virginia and pennsylvania. it was centered in rockville, maryland and measured 3.6, the shaking started after 5:00 a.m. washington time. there are no reports of injuries or damage but a lot of people were start telled by that unush shaking. >> firefighters in solano county are busy this morning watching for flare-ups from a grass fire in venetia, the fire started 3 yesterday afternoon in the 1400 block of goodyear road along 680. fire officials believe it started when a tree fell against a power line and that caused a spark. the fire burned about seven acres and was out in about an hour. no injuries or damages were reported. >> time now 6:05. well sheriff's deputies near tracey say they want to know what happened to a small herd of horses found dead and dehydrated

washington d.c. . now the u.s. senate is set to vote on an extension of unemployment benefits democrats and republicans are deeply divided on the issue which has provoked fierce debate president obama has slammed his opponents for attempting to deny help to millions of americans after years of championing policies that turned a record surplus into a massive deficit the same people who didn't have any problems spending hundreds of billions of dollars on tax breaks for the wealthiest americans are now saying we shouldn't offer relief to middle class americans like jim or leslie or denise who really need help. now the proposed bill it stands the deadline for filing for unemployment benefits to the end of november the move will cost thirty three billion dollars in additional deficit spending republicans are concerned about be expansive and say an extension of benefits should be offset by spending cuts blogger danny schechter says the debate is actually archaeological battle. this is a situation where the government has

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i am alison burns in washington, d.c. coming up i will show you why the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says those involved in the wicki leak case could have blood on their hands. >> good morning. traffic in san rafael has been very nice as you drive down to the middle of 580 and san rafael area. we will tell you more coming up. [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence >>> three u.s. troops died in afghanistan, making that the deadliest month for u.s. forces in the war. nato says the three latest casualties died in two separate blasts. in southern afghanistan. commanders had previously warned the number of deaths could increase as the military ramps up its war on the taliban. >>> the fbi is helping track down those responsible for leaking more than 90,000 pages of classified documents on the war. they showed up open the wicki leaks website and alison burns is live now in o

r t washington d.c. . couple of news stories here in brief amateur for the use of words showing that crush inside the tunnel of the press. police say they've now identified all but one of the raids victims in the city you describe more than three hundred others were injured as well as festival goers try to pack into the entrance the organizer of the largest take of it says it will never be again. the u.s. and south korea have started military drills off the korean peninsula a four day operation code named invincible spirit includes twenty ships two hundred planes and eight thousand personnel north korea had warned it was prepared to use a nuclear deterrent to prevent the exercise going ahead. afghanistan's to take control of its future by twenty fourteen plans to hand power back to local authorities in the country would discuss the cobbles largest international conference in decades britain and pakistan have said that some international forces may remain beyond the deadline to train afghan police and soldi

r t washington d.c. . a grainy award winning russian pianist and conductor is to appear in court in thailand over child sex abuse accusations if found guilty may now put me off could spend up to twenty years in jail earlier this month thai police detained the musician for allegedly raping a fourteen year old boy which he denies but now it was then freed on bail to continue world tour although he must appeal court hearings every twelve days pianist claims his arrest was triggered by the detention of a time musician he knows who's suspected of involvement in a prostitution ring. railway officials say almost fifty people have died after a moving train rammed into the stationary line eastern india dozens have been taken to hospital and rescue workers are attempting to free those trapped in the wreckage poor maintenance has been blamed for the rise in train collisions in the country. people have been shot dead an eighteen more of wounded as gunmen opened fire at a party in northern mexico witnesses say the atta

r t washington d.c. . and grammy award winning russian pianist and conductor appears in court in thailand over child sex abuse accusations if found guilty may help could spend up to twenty years in jail earlier this month thai police detained a musician for allegedly raping a fourteen year old boy which he denies the offer was freed on bail to continue a world tour although he must appear at court hearings every twelve days the pianist claims his arrest was triggered by the detention of a time musician he knows who is suspected of involvement in a prostitution ring. railway officials say fifty six people have died after a moving train rammed into a stationary one in eastern india dozens have been taken to hospital rescue workers attempting to free those trapped in the wreckage for maintenance away from the rising train collisions in the country. seventeen people have been shot dead in eighteen more wondered as gunmen opened fire at a party in northern mexico witnesses say the attackers arrived in several c

r t washington d.c. . at a grammy award winning russian pianist and conductor is to appear in court in thailand over child sex abuse charges earlier this month thai police cues we had played me off of raping a fourteen year old boy which he denies and he was detained and freedom bail to continue a world tour with his orchestra he must however return to thailand for court hearings every twelve days the pianist claims he's arrest was triggered by the detention of a time musician he knows who is suspected of involvement in a prostitution ring if found guilty could spend twenty years in jail. railway officials say almost fifty people have died after a moving train rammed into a stationary one in eastern india dozens have been taken to hospital rescue workers are attempting to free those trapped in the wreckage poor maintenance has been blamed for the rise in train collisions in the country. seventeen people have been shot dead in eighteen more wounded as gunmen opened fire at a party in northern mexico witness

washington d.c. . ten out to some of the international news at this hour more than sixty people were killed in the one hundred injured as the passenger train hit a stationary one in east india the cause of the crash is not yet clear but pool maintenance has been blamed for the bombings and trade relations in the country it's the second major railway incident in west bengal based near in may nearly one hundred fifty died when a passenger train derailed it was hit by a freight train maoist rebels denied claims they stop its homes the truck. u.s. officials are allowing be paid to keep the camp one is ruptured oil well in the gulf of mexico for another day it's all condition that the company continues to monitor the ocean floor for what engineers fear may be a new leak see page was a foul. near the well which could mean that the cap that was fitted last week was a. plan for removing the cap which was believed to have stem the flow of oil for the first time in the three months since the explosion. afghanist

r t washington d.c. . and a grammy award winning russian pianist and conductor appears in court in thailand over child sex abuse accusations if found guilty may help lead me off could spend up to twenty years in jail earlier this month thai police detained the musician for allegedly raping a fourteen year old boy which he denies that he also was then bailed to continue the world tour we're looking although he must appear in court hearings every twelve days the pianist claims his arrest was triggered by the detention of a time musician he knows who is suspected of involvement in a prostitution ring. railway officials say fifty six people have died after a moving train wreck am interested in every one in eastern india dozens have been taken to hospital rescue workers are attempting to free those trapped in the wreckage for maintenance has been blamed for the rise in train collisions in the country. seventeen people have been shot dead and eighteen more wounded as a gunman opens fire at a party in northern me

the embargo doesn't work anymore and i think the problem is that obama and the other politicians in d.c. think that they're right on the embargo when the majority their constituents now do not believe in the embargo the majority of cuban americans in the united states do not believe in the embargo ok so i think that people really talk about all right i mean i do. why do you want a friend because i like to point out a lot of these foreign policy issues are really not foreign policy they're domestic issues ok there's a number of liabilities like iraq is like israel is like that too it's or or you can find the war in afghanistan is like nobody wants to lose it domestically ok it's not good no one cares about afghans and washington so you know is it really the last use you know which is they demand they stay with cuba sorry i went off track is it really remains to be politics grad frankly yeah well you know yeah first of all i mean this is a very interesting program. in the sense that there's no new and says about a disloyal a black and white nobody cares about afghanistan and you know that

over twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid programs failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are still repossessed every month in the united states. these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying to but we can decide to get help everybody really help you know to help and that's what we're looking for help the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line for him to land what time nine thirty nine thirty last night and if you sleep here. gondola mccrone naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go put on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america or natca thi

washington d.c. . also video calls mills an american astronauts who flew the first international space mission to celebrating the flight of. three the soyuz apollo mission with the first joint space center between the u.s. on the soviet union a moment a new era of cooperation across almost tell us where pools on the historic mission . thirty five years ago today. and the two cosmonauts a book board their soyuz station undock from the apollo command module that had tom stafford deeks leighton and brandon vance those three astronauts were on board the apollo capsule and they said goodbye to each other ending six months of practice six months of training together it was indeed a milestone in fact when they actually got together it was at the seventeenth of july they spent forty four hours in space they shook hands and space and it was a symbolic end to the space race that started when russia launched what make the first satellite into space and started the two countries in a tense race as to who was going

naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go all that we could on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of america or natca this is a look at foreclosure activity around the united states during the last year the height of it came in march of this year but never once did it fall below three hundred thousand homes in a month everybody here has tried to work with their lender and it's failed c.e.o. bruce marks calls himself a financial terrorist and with the help of many volunteers works with people to help them they get counseling and meet with lenders to come up with an affordable mortgage or to lower their interest rate or both not everyone qualifies but everyone is at least promised an answer the where in adjustable rate mortgage rates just keep

killing mostly innocent people fueling rather than quelling insurgency gonna shake n r t washington d.c. an antiwar piece set up in front of london's westminster parliament has been removed by dozens of police officers protesters claim their democratic freedoms and right to free speech are being violated the very things the government said it wanted to defend when it went to war in iraq and afghanistan. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insist their crucial message is being muted i would like to see. more primarily i would like to see the aggressive foreign policy this government has been pursuing over the book for such a long time going back for many governments. to see and. sobering stories. for any reason they've been resident in this focal spot

cuba for twenty four hours to get free advice being offered by a mortgage advocacy group in washington d.c. they say the government's aid program has failed them despite talk of an end to the financial crisis more than three hundred thousand homes are represented every month in the united states. these are the faces behind the crisis we're waiting and hoping and praying to but we can decide to get help everybody really help you know to help and that's what we're looking for help the desperate voices of those who have reached the end of the line or am i too am what time nine thirty nine thirty last night when did you sleep here near gondola mccrone naomi lawrence took several buses from florida eighteen hours then arrived at the washington d.c. convention center thursday morning waiting thirty hours to get in oh you've been our boy it's tat and we don't have no place to go and bathroom. but they waited anyway for a chance to restructure the mortgages on their homes all part of the save the dream tour good you need to go all that we could on by the neighborhood assistance corporation of amer

rather than quelling insurgency ganesh shaken r t washington d.c. . an antiwar peace camp set up in front of london's westminster parliament has been removed by dozens of police officers protesters claim their democratic freedoms and rights of free speech are being violated the very things the government said it wanted to defend when it went to war in iraq and afghanistan. democracy but only on our terms that seems to be the message coming from the powers that be in the u.k. capital as a peace camp is finally removed from the government's doorstep as dozens of bailiffs and police sweeps to clear out the campaign as london's mayor said the demonstrators were making a mess and stopping the public from enjoying parliament square but the protesters insist their crucial message is being muted i would like to see the better. for america i would like to see the corrosive foreign policy this government has been pursuing over the book for such a long time going back for many governments. to see. sobering stories. for a new reason they've been resident in this

people who are flying the drones are not on the battlefield they're not in the play here in washington d.c. suburb but the i.a.e.a. drone operator wakes up in the morning the family goodbye comes to the office and shoot the target thousands of miles away from here and go back home no risk or forward especially if they the whole operation reminds the b.t.o. get. the question many ask is if it is so easy and convenient world that our m.p.'s wait for you if war is cheap why not use a bit more pressure against the smaller countries and organizations stretch it out a case you would try to sit around the table with and talk it over demonstrators outside cia headquarters at the start of the year protested against indiscriminate killings by unmanned weaponry they say that rather than winning wars drones merely make more enemies by killing mostly innocent people out of fueling rather than quelling insurgency ganesh again r t washington d.c. . the u.k. government has attracted to criticism after police forcibly removed a piece come from outside the british parliament in london on tuesday protesters