the largest city in pakistan. that tenz to be the kind of place these guys get caught. >> after searching hundreds of mountain caves the u.s. military failed to capture any of osama bin laden's top commanders. instead it took good u.s. intelligence and the pakistani police to land the biggest catch yet. he's a 31-year-old palestinian number three in the al qaeda terrorist network. backed up by the cia and fbi, pakistani police captured the man in the town. >> pakistan's third largest city. a year after he was captured in pakistan's third largest city, it happened again. >> in the hunt for osama bin laden tonight another big arrest. another one of his lieutenants. once again it's in pakistan and once again it's in a big, urban center. this time in the city of lahore. 200 miles southeast of the capital. >> not in a cave somewhere. not in the autonomous regions but in pakistan ice second largest city. >> good evening, everyone. a major victory tonight on the war on terror. the suspected master mind of the 9/11 attack

. >> he was caught in karachi, the largest city in pakistan. that tends to be the kind of place these guys get caught. >> after searching hundreds of mountain caves the u.s. military failed to capture any of osama bin laden's top commanders. instead it took good u.s. intelligence and the pakistani police to land the biggest catch yet. he's a 31-year-old palestinian number three in the al qaeda terrorist network. backed up by the cia and fbi, pakistani police captured the man in the town. >> pakistan's third largest city. a year after he was captured in pakistan's third largest city, it happened again. >> in the hunt for osama bin laden tonight another big arrest. another one of his lieutenants. once again it's in pakistan and once again it's in a big, urban center. this time in the city of lahore. 200 miles southeast of the capital. lahore, not in a cave some where, not in the autonomous regions but in pakistan's second largest city. >> good evening, everyone. a major victory tonight on the war on terror. the suspected master mind of the 9/11 a

this is in now zealand, the largest city, the air -- new zealand, the large et city -- largest city and you can see the debris field with winds estimated at 120 miles per hour equivalent to an e if 2 in the -- ef2 on the tornado scale. good morning to kyle. that video is for you, buddy. you will be talking about that. we have what lot of tornadoes. we had three just in carroll county during the month of april. we had one down towards crofton april 5th tarting-- starting off the month. right now we are quiet. we will try to keep it that way the start of the day. but temperatures will warm up on the delmarva, 63s from ocean city to easton and across the bay bridge, back to 60 in annapolis. 58 from baltimore up 83 towards york, p-a. we have a lot of rain towards the west. in reference to baltimore it's on the other side of the mountains. but we expect the rainth rain to sneak into -- rain to sneak in our direction. planes -- the places getting wet will continue to get pounded with the slow moving system but slowly edging our way and developing a thunderstorm during the afternoon hours a wa

. >>> mississippi rising, powerful and deadly tornado tears across new zealand's largest city. >>> and a former reptile has a run in with the law. >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. welcome band good morning. today we begin with sacred ground. as details emerge of the military's mission to take down osama bin laden, white house officials say president obama will visit 9/11 grounds this week. last night, lawmakers from both parties applauded the success. praise the commander in chief was quick to pass on. steve handelsman reports. >> i want to, again, recognize the heros who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. tonight, it is my fervent hope that we can harness some of that unity and some of that pride to confront testimony challenges that we still face. >> reporter: with osama bin laden buried at sea, the president called some of the navy commando team and heard their story. the president knew the s.e.a.l.s had rehearsed the raid, but he agonized. watching and listening in realtime at the white house. u.s. intelligence found bin laden last summer, trailing a courier

it's the bay area's fourth largest city. we'll show you how the city played a big part in the movie industry's early days and we'll show you where the city is headed today. these stories and much more coming up. >> thank you much, marla. >>> so the express lane on 680 near the sunol grade, was it a waste of $37 million? mike, you're joining us now. i got some information here. drivers say and data from caltrans says that those who use the express lane between, let me see what it is, 6:00 and 9:00 in the morning in february had an average travel time of 11 minutes. that's one minute less than the other guys in the other three lanes on the same 14-mile stretch of road. so you're paying 30 cents, right? >> yeah administrat. >> so what do you make of this? >> when it first opened up there was no one using that lane and then it's just saving a minute or so. but i talked to john goodwin from the metropolitan transportation commission and he was saying the numbers are coming in. and they're actually right on schedule at this point.

a powerful and deadly tornado tears across new zealand's largest city. >>> and gator glitch. a florida reptile has a run-in with the law. >>> good morning. everyone. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> we begin this morning with sacred ground. as details emerge of the military's mission to take down osama bin laden, white house officials say president obama will visit new york city's ground zero this week to mark the milestone with the families of 9/11 victims. last night lawmakers from both parties applauded the president's success, praised the commander in chief was quick to pass on. >> i want to begin recognize the heroes who carried out this incredibly dangerous mission. tonight it is my fervent hope that we can harness some of that unity and some of that pride to confront the many challenges that we still face. >> reporter: with osama bin laden dead and buried at sea, aides say the commander in chief called some on the navy s.e.a.l. commando team and heard their story as they choppered toward bin laden's complex. the

san jose is the largest city in the bay area and the third largest in the state of california. like so many cities, it is facing a financial crisis, up to $100 million in debt. layoffs looming for city services including the police department. we want to join police chief chris moore this morning. is he able to hear me? okay. okay. okay. we are going to try to work that out. he was going to join me this morning and talk about budget planning meetings they have this morning and plans they are making to try to turn the city around because the homicide rate is rising as well. all right. right now, we are going to work that out and check the forecast. take a break from that and talk about hopefully the rising temperatures. i know rain is in the works as well. christina? >> yeah, if you are somebody who doesn't like to water, we have good news for you, the rain will do the job for you this weekend and wash your car. you can leave it out saturday and sunday. temperature wise now, it's on the chilly side. grab a jacket. take a look at what's headed our way. we have a well defined coun

security forces used tanks and the country's third largest city. they have also had reports of snipers firing at civilians. at least 19 people have been killed across the country as they tried to crush the seven- week old uprising. there are sanctions on to -- and several top politicians. over with business, and germany is backing an italian has the next head of the ecb. >> of the endorsement puts the governor of italy's's central bank in position for the prestigious job. the chancellor's says that they shared views on stability and growth. he'll make the candidacy official at next week's's meeting. the decision on who will succeed the incumbent is expected in the fall. let's turn to some market numbers. in frankfurt, germany's benchmark closed almost even. the leading the blue chips closed at -- closed slightly up. in new york, the dow closed down. in the euro is currently trading for $1.41. a u.s. federal jury has convicted the billionaire on insider-trading charges. the founder of the group had fund was found guilty of all 14 counts against him

. >>> sri lanka has launched the latest leg of its air taxi service from the country's largest city, columbo, to the central city, candi. a group of tourists visited by a seaplane on the route's inaugural flight on sunday. the service is reportedly in great demand among foreign travelers. sri lanka is gradually extending its air taxi network throughout the country. >>> malaysia's booming economy is luring many people from the countryside to seek work in urban areas. these migrant workers often find themselves living on the streets. and homelessness is becoming a pressing social issue. nhk world reports. >> reporter: with its skyscrapers and luxury boutiques, employees among southeast asia's most iconic capitals. the shadow of this economy, the number of homeless is rising. currently estimated at several thousand, many are from the countryside. he leads a volunteer group that provides care to the homeless. every week he roams the street to distribute food. >> we know we have more and more people on the streets to save. >> reporter: last year, justin's group opened a kitchen to provide

and what are the safest largest cities? with this san jose police responded to the 2014 murder of the year. 20 homicides all of last year. da lin has more of, cites the killed a mother of five children. >> on our facebook page ... said that her five kids were pride and joy. they were her life. she is survived by those children after her life was taken the saturday night at 10:30. police believe that while she was sitting at her car at sacramento ave somebody shot her. a stray bullet hit the pick up truck. they were managed to drive two more blocks before the mercedes benz, to stop. next to this tree. this neighbor came out and saw paramedics performing cpr. they could not save her. she died at the scene. >> shocking, devastating. >> scary. >> you can see the small memorial. shortly after she was shot a 20 year-old man checked himself into a nearby hospital the gun shot wound. the leader announced that he was also shot in the same area. it is believed related. sandoz a police to not have the motive and they're not releasing

. >>> it has been a deadly year for the bay area's largest city. >> we are up to 22 homicide in the city of san jose. we had 20 all last year. >> only five of the 22 homicides are gang related, that includes the death of 18- year-old vincent tran. the murder rate does not include two murders on the san jose state university campus. >>> friends of a missing nursing student has been gone since friday are reaching out on twitter and facebook tonight. but they are not going to the neighborhood where she was last seen. >> reporter: late this afternoon we learned police talked to her friends and family and said not to talk too much about the case or to canvas the neighborhood where she was last seen. police could have a lead but they said unless there is a break in the case they are not talking either. >> friends of michelle hoang thi le describe her private. only a small group of people know if someone might want to harm her and they are not talking. >> we are listening to what the police is asking us to do, which is to not comment too much, we don't want to jeopardize their investigation. >>

cities into the center of opposition. this is what the demonstrators are up against. government tanks and armored vehicles advancing into syria. please verify the pictures are from the same area where protesters say 14 people were killed after soldiers and tanks attack local towns. the authorities insist they are chasing terrorist gangs. at the united nations human rights council. >> the brutality of magnitude taken by the government in libya and the syria have been particularly shocking in their outright disregard for basic human life. >> they want a fact-finding mission into the country but the government is saying nothing. journalists are banned from entering and it is impossible to verify many of the reports coming out of the country. what is clear, this is the worst challenge to the president in his 11 years in power. and with the protests canal into the third month, the popular uprising is far from over. >> russia has banned the import of vegetables in spain because of the outbreak of bacteria that left 14 people de

two of the three largest cities, san francisco and oakland are currently led by asian-american mayors. jean quan made history. first female and the first asian-american to hold that job. let's learn more about her in this report by alan wang. >> there was a grassroots feel at the open house inauguration where the public was invited into her office. >> the neighborhood and people should influence about the decisions that happen to city hall. >> mayor quan hung this out, translated, the work for and employed by the people. >> mayor quan begin by paying her respects to ancestors in chinatown. walking past the building that her immigrant father was cook. >> the first thing i want to do is put the children at the heart of the politics and the big of oakland. >> quan wants to reduce the city's crime rate by improving education and job opportunities for youth. she is asking for 2,000 mentors. >> if i can get a caring adult on a one to one basis to help parents, i think it will make a huge difference. >> quan wants current promises to focus funding on developing young people. >> not just clea

the largest city in tennessee has the highest risk for population flooding. businesses, homes and cars have impacted. with one-ft of the record in 1937. it could get 14 ft. above flood stage. the result of abnormal high rainfall. it has been slow but with devastating results. the next one day or so could be critical. to the south louisiana authorities are probing by opening up the floodgates. this is an northwest of new orlaea preparing, and they get a look however are aware of the danger. even prisoners are getting evacuate from the state penitentiary. the governor is being clear that more evacuation's coming. >> now it is time to secure your property, and making evacuation plans. what documents, medication, resources you are going to take with you and where are you going? >>catherine: in other words, get ready. shelters thousands. so far, the levees along the mississippi are holding up with thousands people in shelters. (music) >> jacqueline: it is clear, mild as we go towards tomorrow. warmer temperatures expected will start of cooler. grab your sweater or

misrata is currently one of the largest cities held by the rebels. >>> two muslim men kicked off an airplane claim they're the victims of racial profiling. the men were already seated on a delta flight from memphis to charlotte, when a delta supervisor got on the plane and asked them to leave. they were told the pilot was uncomfortable having them on board. they were on their way to attend a national conference on the issue of islam phobia. >> it shouldn't happen with any other person. regardless of religion, regardless of color. regardless of position. >> the flight is operated by a sub carrier, atlanta southeast airlines. asa. they have apologized for what they are calling an inconvenience. >>> on this mother's day weekend, a tribute to moms who raised their children in baltimore city is being reborn. ♪ >> reporter: occassionally you can add by subtracting. >> this whole area was overgrown. >> reporter: volunteers have taken that away, revealing an 85-year-old garden. a garden dedicated to mothers, which at some point fell into neglect. the mayor revitalized it nearly 30 years ago, but a

. >> plus, it is not unheard of but a rare tornado struck today in new zealand's largest city. >> as we head to break, let's see who's celebrating a birthday today. singer ingle better humperdinck turns 75. >> he started in showbiz as the rock. actor duane johnson is 39. soccer star david beckham is 36. british singer lily allen turns 26 today. we'll be right back. et's get ry to work alex. rosslyn! ♪ arlington! ♪ falls church! nice save! [ trainer ] tenley! k street! [ horn sounds ] herndon! mclean! cleveland park! capitol hill! [ groans ] sorry penguin. georgetown! [ metal dings ] ♪ [ male announcer ] capital one bank. the most branches and atms in the dc area. ovie. we still got maryland. what's in your wallet? >> spring showers! >> good storms possibly to our western suburbs, really later tonight. today, as you're waking up and maybe getting ready to go outside and head out to work or school, it is going to be a mild start to the day. so, definitely, you don't need anything heavy and leave those sweaters at home. grab your umbrella just in case. here is a look at your bus s

cities and a center of opposition to president assad. this is what the demonstrators are up against -- government tanks and armored vehicles advancing into central syria over the weekend. these unverified pictures are from the same area where protestors say 14 were killed after soldiers and tanks attacked local towns. the authorities insist they're just chasing terrorist gangs. syria's response has come under criticism here at the united nations human rights council. >> the brutality and magnitude of measures taken by the in libya and now syria have been particularly shocking in their outright disregard for basic human rights. >> the u.n. wants syria to allow a fact-finding mission into the country but so far the government is saying nothing. foreign journalists are banned from entering syria so it's impossible verify many of the reports coming out of the country. is clear, though, is that this is the worst challenge to president assad in his 11 years in power. and with the protests into their third month, syria's popular uprising is far

it is the largest city in the middle east. for the gallery, one of the first pieces you see is one piece which is a laser-cut peace, it taken directly from the map of the city itself -- a laser-cut piece. it represents the geography of the city. it is positioned right next to another work by an artist who took a 77 taxicab runs and let the potholes and the city turns of tehran dictate how the city would be portrayed. >> [singing] >> one of the other pieces that to experience in the one-day exhibition is from another artist, a recording of state radio from tehran, and is played for four speakers. >> [speaking foreign language] . >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> the entire gallery is covered with white vinyl on white walls, really minimalist, and the kind of the merged -- of emerge as you walk through the room. >> [speaking foreign language] >> [speaking foreign language] >> these are excerpts from the radio broadcast that you are hearing in the space. it is just ano

a tornado has ripped through new zealand's largest city of oakland, killing at least one person and injuring about 20. two suburbs were hurt and witnesses report cards being overturned and a shopping center roof collapsing. the wind was at 200 kilometers per hour. now the latest business news. >> the japanese electronics giant sony says that hackers have stolen information from 25 million more counts. personal information including credit card details have been stolen from customers in europe. last week sunny apologized for that after nearly 80 million rs.e year a german bellwether has reported 145 million euros in profits, slightly below what analysts expected. the company has electronics outlets and more. metro is the world's fourth largest retailer. it employs 290,000 people around the world. most of its sales came from outside its home market and plans to double the number of stores that it has in china to 100 by 2015. china's motor group will invest over $220 million in staff in return for shares of the company. on monday the swedish carmaker announced its plans to resume production wit

. >>> tennessee's largest city is in the crosshairs. memphis has the most high risk population for flooding according to the army corps of engineers. authorities expect the river to crest at 48 feet, less than a foot shy of the record levels set this is the 37. with the mississippi swollen by abnormally high rainfall there is nowhere for the water to flow. 1100 trailers have been evacuated. 400 residents are currently in shelter. on sunday officials went door to door to alert others they may also need to leave their homes. >> memphis is the latest of cities to be affected by the swollen river. last week the army corps of engineers blew up levees to relieve the threat. there is pressure levees around memphis but they are currently. >> low lying farm lands and have been inundated about the situation. >> you were laughing about what happened yesterday for mother's day. a little tired out. >> a little run down. a little tired from all that pampering. >> good job, good husband that you are. >> it really was and a little breezy but, poor folk

how the largest city in the bay area is keeping its fiscal troubles off the ballot for the time being. >>> he is the only suspect and police may have to let him go. the work that still needs to be done to make an arrest in the beating of bryan stow. >>> we go undercover exposing the black market where people buy bus and train tickets for half the price. >> this has been going on unfortunately for years. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. another series of tornadoes hit the midwest today. this time west of oklahoma city hitting the towns of canton and chickasaw. helicopter pilots watch a tornado form and then touch down. >> i would almost say with this rotation, guys, a tornado is going to be imminent here. >> there is a funnel. there is a funnel. >> i believe we have got debris on the ground, guys. >> that's a tornado on the ground. >> look at that rotation there, guys, on the ground. >> amazing. >> funnel is really starting to grow. a vortex there on the ground. spinning around on the ground. it has got to be. boom, we just had a big one right out the window. real close to one. there

. >>> also in san jose, a lot of bitter feelings, as the bay area's largest city tries to solve its crisis. san jose faces a $115 million shortfall into its general fund. it could be cutting neighborhood services. this was a public hearing at city hall on the proposed cuts. residents were joined by city workers, wanting to send a clear message to mayor chuck reed and city services. the cuts would slash library hours, youth program funding and some layoffs. one worker says the mayor is not listening. >> we want to negotiate. we want to play fair. but he keeps blaming us. we wanted to shut down city hall for one day. we'll take a day of pay, everybody. he didn't want that. >> this is where it stands right now. the city manager is projecting eliminating 400 city positions, including layoffs of officers and firefighters. another public hearing on this proposed budget is scheduled for thursday. >>> this rare round of rain is sticking around the bay area a little bit longer. i'll show you video from the east bay tonight. it was mostly wet across the area today. and the rain is not letting up. we

city. look at the degree field kicked up here. estimated winds about 120 miles per hour. that would make that an ef2 and this one tore through a  shopping center and definitely tossed over some cars as if they were toys. unfortunately there were two fatalities. this is not the first tornado they have this year and the area is actually fairly prone to getting some tornadoes. but needless to say when it is rolling through a urban area especially in the office park, that's definitely impressive. i know we have seen impressive tornado video of our own. they are counting up the bodies in the deep south over 300 fatalities and hundreds still missing down there so unfortunately that tally alabama mississippi is going to continue to rise. yesterday, we were allowed to rise without 74 degrees on target with the two degree guaranteed high. 80s in richmond and norfolk and roanoke and charleston. that's the the warm airheading through today with a push from the south. although we are hanging back at

be the largest city, the largest amount of discretionary funds. it is understandable we would have the largest general fund reduction target. we've met the majority of the target with the revenues, and we've also identified a number of deficiencies we can still at the end of the day to close the deficit. we have proposed some budget service reductions. we have made no reductions of any kind to aids prevention services at all. we made that decision in recognition of the fact that we may be facing reductions in care funding. that is an issue we view as certainly an important policy issue for the mayor and the board of supervisors, but at the same time, we have the funding in our own budget to work with ourselves. our understanding of the situation right now is that we know that each year the care award has been short $4 million for what is referred to as a stop loss funding. the allocation for march this year is short $4 million. over the past several years, the fund has been restored through earmarks, earmarked put into the final federal budget by

the funnel cloud cut across a suburb of new zealand's largest city around midday today their time. the roof of one small shopping mall reportedly collapsed. reports of one death and other injuries cannot be confirmed. this area is the same area hit by an earthquake earlier this year. >>> certainly had swirling wild weather around it seems. >> across the world and across the country. >> more people with video cameras and cell phone cameras to be able to capture it. >> it's a mild warning and partly to mostly cloudy in some areas. patchy fog in the rural areas. weather watchers reported around the blue ridge, shenandoah valley and around the bay, eastern shore, mid-60s. mid-60s in washington. prince george's in the mid-60s. arlington, fairfax, low 60s to upper 50s. frederick and loudon county. washington monument under a partly cloudy sky. a little bit of haze in the air. sunrise at 6:08. by 9:00, near 70. sunshine in and out. up near 80 by noon time. low and mid-80s by midafternoon. going to feel like summertime in may. so dress accordingly as you head off to work and school. by lat

he is a democrat and served two presidents and now shifts his attention to third largest city promising to tackle spending. joe biden and his wife were there for the inauguration. emanuel replaces richard m. daley who had been the city's mayor for the last 22 years. >>> a mayor breakthrough in what caused a air france airplane to plunge into the ocean. after a two-year mystery, investigators have recovered the information from the flight data and recorded messages from two weeks which includes the last two hours of conversation in the cockpit. it could take investigators weeks to complete the investigation, but it will hopefully give them a glimpse of what happened before the plane belly flopped into the ocean killing all of the people aboard. >>> and the chief of the international monetary fund has been denied bail on the charges that he tried to rape a motel maid in new york. dominic strauss-kahn was arraigned on charges that he tried to rape the maid, and it was determined he is a flight risk, but his attorney says that is not the case. >> he is 62 years old and four children and the

. >> belva: the largest city in our area, san jose. what can those people down there think is ahead for them? >> you have to look at chuck reed. he came into office saying he's taking no prisoners. he has not cared if public employees unions have said they don't like him. he's said he wants to lay off police and firefighters. come to the table, we'll see if we can mitigate the cuts somehow. he's going full steam ahead. they've got to see -- particularly the police and fire unions down there which have the political power, if they can stop this at the ballot. if they can't stop it at the ballot, we're going to see them try to stop it in the courts. >> belva: so we continue. we are going to continue with the story that tom vacar, you've been here often to report upon, various operation busy pg&e that puts them on the front page of the paper. this time they want to charge people who use less energy more than those who use a lot? >> in fact, the people that use more will pay less. 17% less now. it's a complicated problem. and it's not as o

city of. human rights groups believe more than seven hundred fifty people have been killed since the unrest began almost two months ago and with the crackdown international pressure on the country to stop the violence is also growing thawing recently introduced eve sanctions the u.s. is reportedly considering calling for regime change now anders artie's lorimer reports parallels with the libyan scenario which started with similar initiatives not going on notice neither. rebels clash with security forces hundreds die and the west calls for the bloodshed to stop sanctions slapped down and arms sales in. but this isn't libya's spring it's syria and it's calling a road map that led to just one place for its african arab neighbor nato intervention who watches it's a regime dissent tantalizing western leaders there's great excitement in washington . aspect of overthrowing the syrian government that's been on the track burner in washington or just. the e.u. has put the freeze on assets of thirteen to

city of homs he writes groups believe more than seven hundred fifty people have been killed since the unrest began two months ago and with the crackdown international pressure of the country to stop the violence is also growing following recent introduced e.u. sanctions the u.s. is reportedly considering now calling for regime change there to results is laurent reports parallels with the libyan scenario which started with the initiatives are not going on noticed. rebels clashed with security forces hundreds die and the west cools to the bloodshed to stop sanctions slapped down and arms sales in. this is in libya's spring it's syria and it following a road map that led to just one place for it accurately an arab neighbor nato intervention who watches it's a regime dissent that tantalizing western leaders there's great. and washington. aspect of anger trailing the syrian government. burner in washington or since bush administration the e.u. has put the freeze on assets of thirteen top government military and intelligence leaders topping the list is this man a syrian president's younger

and we'll have a report on what it means for the largest city in the bay area. >>> plus, it may be hard to believe, but four people -- all four people actually survived this car crash early this morning. >>> and today was graduation day for many students all across the bay area. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> good evening. i'm diane dwyer. we begin with anoth b killing in san jose. this one happened on king road near mckey around 4:00 this morning. that's just east 1601. an 18-year-old m youngnoan died and with that, more people have been killed in san jose so far this year than all of last year. nbc bay area's kimberly tere is in san jose with what community activists plan to do about it. kimberly? >> reporter: community activists say they are going to step up their efforts in san jose as a result of the recent violence. police say they arrived at the 1700 block of schulte drive in east san jose this morning just before 4:00 to find an 18-year-old with multiple stab wounds. that man whose identity has not yet been released was taken to the hospital where he later died. police a

you can see the twister touching down across part of new zealand's largest city sending cars and debris flying. at least 20 people have been hurt. now tornadoes are apparently not uncommon in new zealand, but they tend to be smaller than the ones that we see here in the united states. >>> overnight french investigators found and recovered the cockpit voice recorder from an air france flight that plunged into the atlantic ocean two years ago killing all 228 people on board. a submarine found the machine nearly 13,000 feet below the ocean's surface. investigators hope the discovery will help them determine what caused the crash, but they warn that the recordings may want be usable because they have been under water so long. >>> the death of osama bin laden comes at the start of military appreciation month. many military families here in the bay area are celebrating america's bold move to take out the world's most wanted terrorist. but at the same time they realize that bin laden's death could make life even more dangerous for their loved ones serving overseas. >> our men and women that ar

san jose is one of the largest cities in the country and yet has one of the most understaffed police departments. this full briefing of officers could soon look like this. political science harry doesn't see any other option. >> last year laid off people in almost every other department last year, so the budget keeps getting worse and worse and now it's finally caught up to the police department as well. >> between retirement and employment freeze and these layoffs the number of officers will be lower than what it was in 1954. this city's population has nearly doubled since then, san jose police officer's association president george beatty says tried to meet the city halfway by agreeing to a 10% cut pay r the coming year. but the mayor has told us that's not enough. >> you know, we gave you the 10%. we gave you that. you asked for buy out reform, we offered you that. i'm not sure what they want. >> the police officers association is worried about an individual officers. also concerned about how efficiently the tv will function after the loss of as many as 250 officers. while police

. >> the city's largest id theft operation ever busted. the elaborate scam the suspect ran from her apartment. >>> we now know the apparent reason for the separation of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver. arnold schwarzenegger's stunning confession coming up. >> and hundreds of the nation's top cops are in san jose this week to learn how to catch online predators and put a stop to child pornography. i'm kiet do with a live report coming u ,,,, the bay area -- a place with natural beauty and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie m

city witnesses reported cars being flipped over and the roots ripped clean from buildings. angry mobs in argentina torched train carriages at railway stations near the capital of buenos aires trouble started after a direct train caused delays during morning rush hour police say at least eight carriages were and three stations were burned also been reports of attacks on conductors and ticket offices. electronics giant sony has admitted a fresh massive leak of personal info of its customers the company says hackers have compromised the data of almost twenty five million more online gamers this fall as last week's announcement of the theft of the details of seventy seven million playstation videogame users sony says thousands of bank account numbers may have also been compromised three years before the winter olympics in the russian city of sochi the local souvenir markets and shops are already full to bursting with merchandise this art he says. none of it would win medals for authenticity. when sochi was announced as the home for the two thousand and fourteen winter olympics.

speaker, what could the prime minister say to the people in the largest city in the northeast in my constituents on the news that the torch is not stopping in the city? >> well, i have to say i wasn't aware of that and perhaps i can look into the root the olympic torch is going and if i'm able to divert it, i will do my best. >> thank you, mr. speaker. an increasing number of judgments coming out of the european court of human rights and the european court of justice are deeply unpopular in our country. >> here, here. >> and intrudes on what should be the reserves of the member states. can the prime minister assure my constituents that he will use every ounce of his considerable personal authority to support efforts, to push back on these overbearing institutions? >> i agree with the honorable lady. in terms of the echr, we are leading the process of trying to reform that court so it pays more attention to the decisions of national parliaments and crucially national courts. in terms of the ecj, one of the things we must do is stop the transfer of further powers from westminster to brussels and t

city of homs all human rights groups believe more than a seven hundred fifty people have been killed since the unrest that we gametes two months ago and what the crimes are international pressure on the country to stop the violence is also growing following a. he introduced the sanctions the u.s. is reportedly considering calling for regime change. or emmet reports with the libyans which started with similar initiatives are not going on the. rebels clashed with security forces hundreds die and the west calls for the bloodshed to stop sanctions slapped down and arms sales embargoed but this isn't libya's spring it's syria and it's following a road map that lead to just one place for its african arab neighbor nato intervention who watches it's a regime to sense that tantalizing western leaders there's great excitement in washington. trailing the syrian government. in washington ever since the bush administration the e.u. has put the freeze on assets of thirteen top government military and intelligence leaders topping the list is this man the syrian president's younger brother he's desc

city auckland suburbs were the worst affected with a twister tearing the roof from a shopping mall tornados are common in new zealand but rarely cause severe damage. hamas and fatah officials have signed a console you a reconciliation deal putting an end to a four year rift both palestinian parties planning to form a unity government following the coming election the way she is with israel will be the main topic of the campaign support speech with the jewish state hamas refuses its right to exist. in a special interview with the palestinian foreign minister about the major topics of palestinian policy that's coming up after our business news with kareena stay with us. for our welcome sound business update this thanks for joining me a huge oil and gas field in russia stories look set to come online only then expected guest says it will be drilling its first production. this year the gas giant had planned to stop production in two thousand and fourteen however the sheds will spend out into the growing to run from asia custom also wants to get reduction underway in time for the asia pacific ec

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city auckland suburbs were the worst affected with the twister tearing the roof off of a busy shopping mall tornadoes are common in new zealand but rarely cause severe damage. pressure investigators have located the cockpit voice recorder of the air france jet that crashed in two thousand and nine this follows the recent discovery of the plane's a black box data those devices are in good physical condition investigators hope to find out why the plane flying from brazil to france crashed in the atlantic killing all two hundred twenty eight passengers aboard a korean melican is up next but that is news news stay with us. hello welcome to our business update this out thanks for joining me a huge oil and gas field in russia's far east looks set to come online earlier than expected from says it will be drilling its first production well in seventy three this year the gas giant had planned to start production in two thousand and fourteen over sharjah was spread out due to growing demand from asia gasper and also wants to get production underway in time for the asia pacific economic cooperati

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city that's how it has also used rockets to destroy its abatements aircraft housed at the base no group has claimed responsibility by the pakistani taliban which is allied with al qaeda has vowed to retaliate for the death of osama bin ladin three weeks ago. in scotland independence and something many in edinburgh have been dreaming of for a very long time now with the recent election victory of the country scottish national party this may become reality lore and it looks at what sovereignty would mean for the celtic me. the starting pistol sounds in the race to independence for scotland the scottish national party now has a surprise majority in parliament and their hell bent on a referendum on breaking away from the u.k. gain control over all resources responsibility for the problems with peace in our country and to be able to stand up and speak to the issues that matter to us. taking charge at home and we can feel that we have a voice abroad revenues from oil and gas in the north sea worth an estimated twenty one billion dollars to the u.k. treasury every year scotland says the reserv

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