was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in the mocker see in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in haiti and. that's fine tom go ahead. it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and is a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you we shouldn't be consistent. you know i would go even

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in case you want to be and. that's fine tom go ahead it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and is a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you. be consistent. you know i would go even further th

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in again oh yeah and. that's fine tom go ahead. it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and it's a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you. be consistent. you know i would go even further than

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in haiti oh yeah and. that's fine tom go ahead. it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's in significant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and is a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you be you can you would you be consistent. you know i woul

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also the i think the case in haiti oh yeah and. that's fine tom go ahead it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and is a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you be you can you be consistent. you know i would go eve

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in haiti and. that's fine tom go ahead. it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and it's a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you we shouldn't be consistent. you know i would go even further t

was most involved in various countries in central america what you actually saw was a decline in democracy in a continuing support of autocratic regimes and we can see that straight through it's also i think the case in haiti oh yeah and. that's fine tom go ahead. it's certainly true that the united states is often inconsistent in its policies with respect to democracy but the fact that it's inconsistent doesn't mean it's insignificant united states has come in on the side of democracy in many countries and the fact that we're still very close to the saudi regime i think is in an unfortunate in many ways and is a reality of our economic and security interests there but the fact that you have some cases that fall on one side of the line doesn't mean there haven't been many significant cases on the other and so i don't think we should overstate the fact that the united states isn't always in consistent to say therefore that u.s. democracy promotion is just a sham ok charles i mean the idea of democracy is pretty important shouldn't you and you can you can you be consistent. you know i would

this is ronald reagan in 1983 giving an address on central america. >> strategic importance of central america from ordering as it does and the caribbean, are a lifeline to the outside world. two-thirds of all our foreign trade in petroleum passed to the panama canal and the caribbean. in the european crisis, at least half of our supplies for nato would go through these areas by sea. >> talk to us about ronald reagan in central america policy. >> ronald reagan set american policy back about 20 years. he took the cold war to a new level, almost to the edge of world war. he said constantly that the soviet union was ahead of the united states in every military capacity. he pumped up -- we never were. in these seven years since the cold war, we were always ahead. we were the underdog and our own mine. in his spine, it becomes the bulwark of being threatened again, they're coming in. that they were very dangerous to the underbelly of texas in arizona, they will come up. his word about one kamala and honduras going red and seven -- he is worried about honduras and guatemala going red. i made

our central america correspondent in neighboring mexico city where there were tremors. >> this was the largest earthquake in guatemala since 1976. such was its power that it sent residence and office workers running into the streets as far away as mexico city. in the guatemalan capital, guatemala city, the impact was much greater. dowling masonry and damaging buildings. the country's civil emergency authorities immediately issued a national alert and the president told people to stay outside of their crack homes for fear of aftershocks. >> any time we have an earthquake of this magnitude, there is a very high risk of after shocks. there have already been 5. there could be after shocks that could have the intensity to cause more damage to the population that has already been affected. >> the real devastation, however, took place near the epicenter of the pacific coast in the border region of san marcos. there, is school collapsed and a number of people were killed when their homes crumbled beneath the quake. there are fears many others may still be trapped beneath the rubble. mudslides

that secret war in central america led to the huge second term failure of the ronald reagan presidency, which was the iran contra affair. it's amazing that in that scandal he avoided impeachment. 14 administration officials up to and including the defense secretary were indicted. the only reason most of them staid out of prison is because poppy bush pardoned them. it was a disaster. that was ronald reagan's second term after he got reelected with a map that looked like this. when fdr got reelected to his second term, the map was almost the exact opposite. this was 1936. fdr did better than reagan. he got 523 electoral votes. his opponent got 8 electoral votes. in the same way that reagan did 50 years later, fdr came back to washington with big plans for what he would do in his second term now that the country had given him this huge vote of confidence. >> tonight, sitting at my desk in the white house, i make my first radio report to the people in my second term of office. >> this was one of fdr's fire side chats taking his message to the american people. in this first one that he did

the leaders in central america least, u.s. drug consumption policy remains a very square peg in a round hole. will grant, "bbc news," mexico city. >> our main story this hour, the top american commander in afghanistan general john allen is to be investigated over emails to a woman at the heart of the petraeus scandal. time now for some business news. less of a scandal, but more of a mystery i think, with microsoft. what's going on there. it just launched windows to much fanfare. has it gone? >> no, the fanfare's still being questioned at the moment. this is shocking news, this is surprising news, not my words, but the words from tech experts that i've been speaking to. we're talking about the man who quit microsoft with immediate effect, and experts tell us we can't underestimate just how important this man was. he was the myself ro behind windows 8 and that tablet that just launched last month. these products are considered the future, certainly flagships products for microsoft. and his name had always been touted as being th

and some of the mexico and central america countries. the issues may just have to deal with labor rights, migrant labor rights, human rights of migrants, but to do with development issue as well as ways to cooperate in the event of immigration reform that can have an effect on the legalization of immigrants in the united states. it may have to do also with dealing with some people on tps. for the most part, what there is a cop census on this, emerging both in the united states and latin america, that development today is far stronger than any other point in teem, and as peter said, those people who are legalized are more likely to remit more, to send more, not only in terms of remittances, but to invest back home. the more you are have in u.s. policy, the more likely you are to engage your home country, and so the process of legalization has an effect on strengthening development in lat tip -- latin america. there's another important issue with implications, and it may have an effect on the way that immigration reform might be considered

authorities in central america say he may have killed his neighbor. marla tellez is in the newsroom with the mcafee manhunt now under way. >> reporter: good morning. john mcafee sold his anti-virus company for about $100 million. fast forward almost 20 years later and he is now in hiding somewhere in central america. police in belize say the 67-year-old is a person of interest, wanted for questioning in the death of his neighbor, 52-year-old greg fall. fall was found shot to death over the weekend on his property in belize where he lives next door to mcafee. mcafee called "wired" magazine to declare his innocence, telling the reporter he believes the government has a vendetta against him. he tells the magazine, quote, under no circumstances am i going to willingly talk to the police in this country. you can say i'm paranoid about it, but they will kill me. there is no question. this is not the first time mcafee has been in trouble with the law. earlier this year in april, his home was raided. officers confiscated weapons and found equipment to make an

authorities in central america say he may have killed his neighbor. marla tellez joins us in the newsroom with the mcafee manhunt right now in full swing. >> reporter: jon, good morning. john mcafee sold his antivirus company back in 1994 for $100 million. fast forward almost 20 years later to today and the once s l silicon valley goln boy is now in hiding somewhere in central america. police in belize say the 67-year-old is a person of interest wanted for questioning in the death of his neighbor, 52-year-old greg fall, seen right here. fall was found shot to death over the weekend on his property in belize where he lives next door to mcafee. mcafee called "wired" magazine telling the reporter he believes the government has a vendetta against him. he told the magazine, quote, under no circumstances am i going to willingly talk to the police in this country. you can say i'm paranoid about it, but they will kill me. there is no question, unquote. unrelated to this investigation and before he went on the run, mcafee told a belize television station he hi

comes from a very specific area in america, which is mexico, central america, and the caribbean. i don't know if this in the long run will have implications on u.s. policy toward latin america and the special manner in this area. for instance, thinking about mexico. central america, from a political viewpoint, one of the biggest priorities and the western hemisphere for the u.s. -- i know it because spain and canada, where very much involved with u.s. industry. strategy. the fact there is so many hispanics in the u.s. that come from this region [indiscernible] comes from south america proper. i wonder, is this going to have an impact in u.s. policy focusing on other -- much more in this specific region? also, i sought a person said president obama should try to push through an embargo as a concession dollars lifting the embargo as a concession. it is funny because i think it may be the first time in which latin american leader has made a connection between the rights of hispanics with political issues. it is not secure drugs, but a political issue. it is assuming hispanics are ve

. >> thank you mark. 441 is the time, the death toll keeps rising in central america. >>> and another arrest of immune trip dice driver -- muni bus driver, we will have more on the suspect police are still looking for. . >>> welcome back, we are looking at the death toll on guatemala near the mexico border. the 7.2 quake hit yesterday and was felt as close as mexico city and a number of buildings collapse and at least 100 people are still missing. it is making it very difficult to find victims with mudslides. >>> on the night of the -- on the night the giants won the world series, he was booked on felony charges including vandalism. they also released another photo of a person, he is seen smashing windows with a skateboard. also arrested a 21-year-old man who is accused of vandalism on nancy pelosi's home. he was allegedly breaking into another home once on monday and then again on election day and investigators do not believe it was politically motivated. >> sal, how is traffic, we are getting close. >>> we are doing nicely around the bay area and let's start off north bay and no maj

for example, central america, mexico, south america. these programs could introduce cross cultural knowledge and international relationships in a positive powerful way for our students in this country and these other countries to visit here to join this city and experience this incredible potential facility that it once again would be a model for the sports arenas in the future that would include education because i believe it's imperative that we do that and for the benefit of the public who have not heard me speak my proposal is on my website and i will include this latest letter on my website and i wish everyone well. >> okay. next up is corine woods and michael ginter. >> good afternoon commissioners my name is corine woods. i'm an alternate to the new arena cac and also serve on several other advisory groups around waterfront issues. i wanted to echo katie ladel's comment which is that we had a lot of information, a lot of documents to read. i'm sure you have read them all, especially the fiscal feasibility study and all four appen

there's a whole set of circumstance that lead her to, you know, she's from the tropics, central america, you know, how did she wind up in the desert. everybody has a story in the desert how they got there. she said, [inaudible] we'll take care of you and give you a place to live shortly there after. i arrive and one of the first things i saw when i rented my shack in the sand next to a sign that said next services 100 miles, the town of 129 presiden. i felt myself to go further out. they are at the edge of beautiful national park. you know that? right. if you haven't been there. u2 album. the joshua tree. you know what it looks like. crazy arms going this way and that. well, i wanted to go further out. there was something that was driving me further out in to the nothing. the big empty, as they say. and also because the further out you went the rent got cheaper and cheaper and cheaper. i was paying $27 5 a month for a two-bed rom house with five acres of land on the edge of 29 palms, right where the sign said next service 100 miles. that's where the book begins. it begins with a persona

now he is being chased by police across a tiny country in central america. and matt guttman reports from belize. >> reporter: john mcafee, a software savant, synonymous with security is synonymous with drugs, paranoia, and the murder of, mcafee's murder here in belize. tonight, 48 hours after his neighbor was shot point-blank in the back of the head, mcafee is on the run, telling wired magazine he drastically changed his appearance. police tell abc news the 67-year-old is a person of interest and is now being hunted by police even american officials still investigating the scene of the crime. >> when the police arrived at his property he saw them coming and he hid. he in fact says he dug himself into the sand and put a cardboard box over his head. he is convinced if the police catch him, the police will kill him. >> reporter: the island, in the emerald caribbean, accessible by tiny puddle jumpers, so intimate, everybody knows everybody. we traveled to mcafee's beach front compound. hello. any body home. where we found his guard. have you heard from mr. mcafe

for example, central america, mexico, south america. these programs could introduce

the creator of mcafee anti-virus software is on the run in central america. the plot thickens by the minute. we have all the illicit details. even when they say it's not it is always about money melissa: all right. first let's take a look at the day's market headlines. stocks swayed between positive and negative territory. retailers helped fuel a modest rally early on but fiscal cliff and european debt crisis fears ultimately ate away at the gains. those problems haven't gone away. that is big shocker. dow closed down 58 points. >>> head of microsoft's windows software unit suddenly announced he was leaving the company. this is just two weeks after the launch of windows 8. >>> on the flip side home depot shares climbed 4%. the company beat third quarter estimates and raised its full-year guidance pointing to improvement in the housing sector. >>> the top story do night, will the republicans cave over the fight to the fiscal cliff? we have 48 days left before falling off. we're just careening over the edge of that cliff. we'll pay a huge economic price for it

. >>> wide area of central america rocked by a powerful earthquake. where the damage is most concentrated when we come back. where the death toll contins to rise from a powerul earhquake. . >>> have developing news out of guatemala where the death toll continues to rise from a powerful earthquake, 7.4 magnitude quake off the southwest coast this morning shaking buildings as far away as mexico city. right now 48 people reported dead. most from the mountain village of san marcos. 30 homes this collapsed but there is damage in all but one of the country's 22 states. this is the worst ert quake since 1976 when 23,000 people were killed. >>> the california man blamed for sparking a wave of violent protests in the middle east had spend a year in prison but not because of the film he's produced. mark yousef violated his patrol by obtaining a driver's license under a false name. . >>> live in santa clara, just ended between the quakes and the galaxy. if the quakes win they go to the conference finals. what happened in just a moment. with over 200 varieties, k

why the founder of mcafee is on the run after a murder in central america and where he may be hiding. it's coming up next. >> and pepsi -- well, they claim the soda can help you get skinny. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence car now in the cbs 5 weather center. we will talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the man who founded santa clara-based "mcafee (mak-uh) associates"... is now wanten connec >>> welcome back. the man who founded santa clara based mcafee associates nuanced in connection with a murder case. john mcafee is considered a person of interest in the death of a neighbor in belize. police want to question him but he's disappeared and people who know him are not entirely surprised they say. >> he's a very smart guy. very accomplished guy. he's a guy that has some dark demons. john mcafee capable of killing somebody? i think at this point i wouldn't put any limits on what john mcafee is or is not capable of. >> wired magazine reports mcafee has contacted the magazine to declare his innocence and says that at one point he buried himself up to his neck in sand to hide from

one was a case we did in central america. two children from el salvador to the united states and accompanied including an 18-month-old child being brought by the smugglers. there were a number of children that had not arrived at their destinations so it was the type of dangerous they have and no one to turn to for those individuals -- brought in by smugglers and was one of the most heart wrenching things to see and 18-month-old child being placed in the hands of smugglers who don't care about anything except money. what can happen? and 8-year-old was being smuggled where she was abused by one of the smugglers and one of the other men in the group where they would use a needle to do that -- a tremendous difficult thing to learn or experience. when i was smuggled on a couple occasions there were children with me in the group and for me listening to this i will never forget being in the back of the you hall with a 6-year-old child and an 8-year-old girl and a little kid is talking about the opportunity to get an education in the

one was on a case in central america, where there was 52 children being smuggled from el salvador to the united states the united states in a company, including an 18 -month-old child been brought by the smugglers. with a particular case because there is a number of children who had not arrived at their destination, so those are the types of dangers that they have and there's no one to turn to. for those individuals who order their children or report their children to be brought in by smugglers, it was one of the most heart wrenching things see in 18 -month-old child being placed in the hands of smugglers who don't care about anything except money. so you know, what can happen -- i recall another incident weren't eight world was being smuggled, where she was abused by one of the smugglers, one of the men in the group, where they would use a needle to poke her legs to abuse her. so that is a tremendous, difficult thing to learn or certainly to experience. when i was smuggled on a couple of occasions, there is children with me and the groups. and for me, listening to this kid could all

central america with the political viewpoint. with spain and canada we're very much involved but the fact there are so many hispanics which come from the region and south america proper, that this will have an impact for in the specific regions. i saw the president's in bolivia tried to push as a concession month left because maybe this is the first time in american vader made the connection with the few political issues. assuming hispanics are concerned maybe is cuban-americans but but the rising hispanico. >> thank you very much. good comments and questions. any others? note? let me respond to the final one. it is a very useful comment. a lot of us have said it is the logical connection and the political significance translating into a greater concern from latin america. logically one could make the argument it does not seem to have happened. whether this is a turning point* i would be careful. and he assumes it is politically mobilized to which is not a high in the mind of those in the united states. some of the press is a lea

the rest are shipped elsewhere, to places like haiti and central america. the yeough family partnered with an international relief agency, to spend many of the meals to children in nicaragua. >> we have everything we need and want and they don't really have even anything to eat. >> reporter: on this day, a milestone. >> you just packed our millionth meal! >> reporter: that's 1 million meals in just a year and a half. >> in the scheme of things is it really a lot? no, but it's the dent that the five of us can make. and if everybody tries to make a dent, there can be a difference. >> reporter: not bad for one family who hopes their idea is contagious. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, charlotte, north carolina. >>> and that is "nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kate snow in tonight for lester. for all of us here at nbc news, have a great night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> good evening. i'm kris sanchez in for diane dwyer tonight. a 15-year-old is under arrest in connection with a series of crimes, including the homicide of a carjacking victim, the shootin

central america? geisha? isn't that like japanese? apparently for an eight-ounce bag it is $40. >> but if you like coffee, you'll pay for it. >> i don't know. $7 for a cup of coffee? have to be a pretty darn good cup of coffee. >> some people like to pay up. it is a luxury good. >>> herb, julia boorstin is following the story of the ceo of groupon. he's been talking a lot today and he has a lot to say, right? >> that's absolutely right, mandy. andrew mason, ceo of groupon, defended his leadership at business insider ignition conference earlier today on the heels of reports groupon's report is considering ousting him. news sent the company's stock moving higher late yesterday. listen to what he said. >> here's a news flash. our stock is down about 80% since we ipo'd a year ago. it would be weird if the bortd wasn't discussing whether i'm the right guy to do the job. and it's actually their chief responsibility to ask that question, as they have asked that question in the past. the only thing unusual is that it is showing up in the news

now john's name is on wanted posters in central america. we've got the strange story of the security guru now wanted for questioning in the murder case. >> reporter: the everyone they thought they knew is long gone. >> he's a very smart guy. very accomplished guy. >> he's a guy that has some dark demons. he took this photo, believed just a few months ago. he says that he had deteriorated from the repeated use of the bath salts, showing the psych yachtic behavior. that allowed him to do whatever he wants. unfortunately it is sometimes being very destructive. >> reporter: on sunday they found the body in the neighbor's home shot in the back of the head. he has since disappeared and wanted for questioning. in fact tonight, he's been calling a reporter at wired magazine who tweeted that he just called now. i'm at depth in hiding. i'll do whatever it takes to stay alive. >> he's going to say until proven guilty. but he is a man who has frightened his neighbors. people are scared of him. from the sale of his company in santa clara. but the local

he sold the company back in 1994 and retired in central america. sunday police found his neighbor shot in the head. they say mcafee is a person of interest in that case. he had been talking to reporters. coming up at 5:00, marla tellez will join us and tell us what he is saying about the charges against him. >>> a total of four people in custody following a shooting in menlo park that has neighbors and residents concerned. it happened yesterday before noon. while making the arrest they stumbled upon a stash of guns, drugs and shell casings. in the past week menlo park has seen an uptick in violence. the violence has concerned and fearful neighbors speaking out. >> my main concern is my family and all of the youngsters that are killing and shooting each other. hopefully that -- maybe this can all come to an end one day hopefully soon. >> for the record nobody died in the shootings we mentioned. investigator say they are still not clear what triggered this incident. >>> the moraga school board is trying to revise the way suspected child abuse cases a

america, guatemala, south america and canada. in other words, visitors cannot be tourists but come here to learn as educational and career guidance program. as well as our students developing that same knowledge and inter national respect to other countries. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for this opportunity. gail cahil. my husband and i live at 88 king street, two blocks from this projkt. i want to thank you and especially supervisor kim for getting the city to commit to moving that scoping meeting to january. i urge you, i applaud every effort you can make to put a little more time in the process for citizens of the neighborhood to be reheard. i would applaud any of you in city government that this will be place thered a residential neighborhood and perhaps the most highly dense residential neighborhood in san francisco that. is an important factor. our concerns about quality of life, i trust they will be heard. i cannot thank you for giving us this breathing room. i think you have an opport

police in central america urging john mcphee to turn himself in for questioning. 67-year-old considered a person of interest in the weekend murder of his next door neighbor. it happened in the country of belize. mcphee tells cnbc i have been accused of something i didn't do. i'm moving every four hours and i'm pierful for my life. >>> engineers say they feel confident there's no danger of another slide in daily city but it will take days to clean up that big-time mess, pipe attached to a 978 thousand gallon water tank ruptured early yesterday morning. 45,000 of those gallons rushed right down the avenue in hillside park area. the flooding just took over several blocks. you can see all the mud still out there this morning. partial burying this cars. christie smith will be there. >>> two occupy oakland protesters hit by a car during a street protest last december filed a practical lawsuit. they were marching near 11th and blood way near last year's occupy oakland demonstration on november 2. a car hit the protesters after trying to cross a crowded intersection. the protesters claim their

mcafee gaped fortune by building the antivirus company and has lived in central america since 2008. >>> disgraced illinois governor rod blagojevich is working in the prison library. that is a coveted position at englewood. the low facility where he's serving time. he was working in the kitchen washing pots and pans. he's serving a 14-year conviction for corruption. >>> chick filet is the most popular restaurant. it was voted number one by consumers, raising cane and boston markets second and third. earlier this year, chick filet faced a steep public disapproval after coming out against gay marriages. >>> the drastic proposal for revamping a system. and field fight, the new developments in a long-standing dispute over an organic farm, and remember her, an ohio woman caught on camera driving on a sidewalk to avoid a school bus unloading children. and she's now facing the consequences of her actions. the judge ordered her to wear a sign reading only an idiot would drive on the sidewalk to avoid a school bus. she must wear the sign for one our and two days. two days. . >>> we continue in

police in the central america say he's a person of interest in the killing of his next door neighbor. mcafee sold his company and has no connection since 1994. >>> the scandal that led to the resignation of cia director now involves another high-ranking military official. general john allen, the top u.s. commander in afghanistan is now being investigated for alleged inappropriate communication with jill kelley. kelley's complaints about e-mails sparked the fbi investigation into the affair between patrais and his biographer. general allen was nominated to be the commander of nato forces in europe. he's denied any wrong doing. his nomination is now on hold. >>> san francisco democrat nancy pilosi is about to announce her plans. the congresswoman is expected to reveal tomorrow whether she'll continue or step aside. she offered no hit today during a press conference in washington. she served four years as speaker of the house before democrats lost the majority in 2010. >>> a bicyclist is recovering after a hit and run crash. the cruel twist that left him without wheels. >>> well, here it

america. selling his name sake company for $100 million, john mcafee has been living in belize. earlier this year his home was raid bid drug agents. no charges were filed and the local media report thad he later made e will be rat gifts to the local police. now, he has been indicate and had indicted in the death of another american, this man gregory foul who whose body was found on saturday night. a housekeeper discovered body in a hallway of his home with a gunshot wound to the back of his head. authorities investigating the homicide are speaking to another person as they pursue multiple leesd, a laptop computer and cell phone are missing from home. mcafee is still at large. >>> a microsoft window shakeup, the president of windows and windows live operations is leaving the company. steven is stepping down just weeks after the company launches windows 8. the company did not give a reason as to why sinofski is leaving. company veteran jew gee lar son green will take over his responsibilities fo

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executive is a wanted man tonight in central america. the 67-year-old john mcafee founder of the antivirus company, is the prime suspect in a weekend murder of his next door neighbor in belize. the victim, a former california builder named gregory fall was found shot to gregory fall was found shot to death saturday night. mcafee for firing guns and  the tech blog says mcafee had been associated with some of the notorious gangsters in belize. >> police in union city are investigating what they say is a suspicious death of a man nound a trash bin yesterday. that discovery happened on 10th street. a woman took out her garbage. police identified the 21-year-old as a man who later died in a hospital. police say the can did not belong to the home, and it was found in front of, along with investigators family and friends are looking for answers. >> so many questions. >> union city police say no cause of death hz been released. >> only on abc 7 news tonight, two pedestrians struck by a car the fight of the protest in oakland last year are suing