attac says more than 4/ -- 3/4 of 200 million euros went to propping up banks. the government says that greeks have benefited from the government and they need more time to implement key reforms. >> a court in the netherlands has convicted six young footballers and one father of manslaughter. they kick the volunteer linesman to death last december after a youth match near amsterdam. >> richard nieuwenhuizen died the day after the beating, which forensic scientists say contributed to his death. judges sentence the father to six years in jail and six teenagers received lesser sentences. >> the family of the deceased lines man, richard nieuwenhuizen, left court after hearing the verdict against his attackers. family members said the judge's decision to impose maximum did -- sentences brought closure. >> the verdict sends a statement to those who are violent on the football pitch. they should expect the harshest penalty. hopefully everybody can understand that. >> back in december at sc bowed and boys -- sc buitenboys in amsterdam, they beat the linesman. the death

attac says more than 4/ -- 3/4 of 200 million euros went to propping up banks. the government says that greeks have benefited from the government and they need more time to implement key reforms. >> a court in the netherlands has convicted six young footballers and one father of manslaughter. they kick the volunteer linesman to death last december after a youth match near amsterdam. >> richard nieuwenhuizen died the day after the beating, which forensic scientists say contributed to his death. judges sentence the father to six years in jail and six teenagers received lesser sentences. >> the family of the deceased lines man, richard nieuwenhuizen, left court after hearing the verdict against his attackers. family members said the judge's decision to impose maximum did -- sentences brought closure. >> the verdict sends a statement to those who are violent on the football pitch. they should expect the harshest penalty. hopefully everybody can understand that. >> back in december at sc bowed and boys -- sc buitenboys in amsterdam, they beat the linesman. the death

and a growing presence of militants in pakistan. pin the first of its kind attac, a temple was attacked. 10 medium intensity bombs were detonated in a coordinated strike. who is behind the attack and what was the motivation of reason behind is not yet clear. i's international investigation agnes -- investigation agency is on the attack. collects a series of explosions in and around buddhism's holiest shrine injured to persons. the government described it as a terror attack. the mahogany temple complex is located in a place where purists -- where the buddhist is believed to have attained enlightenment. 10 bombs struck. the nia is probing the explosions. at least two months -- at least two monks were injured in the coordinated terror attack. a total of 13 bombs were placed there. to live bombs were detected and diffuse at the complex while a third bomb was recovered near tha hotel. this is the first time gas cylinders have been used as containers for explosives. investigators believe that the damage could have been far greater. buddhists sites across india have remained exempt from such s

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rohrabaaher says: "at any time &pdid you see the initial attac monitor. there was no real - time. we got the surreillance videos some weeks later." lamb, one of clinton's subordinates, told the house government versighh commiiteee ttat senior state departmeet staff weree monitoring open phone lines to agents on the ground. lankford says: ""ou note that in your ttsstmony that ou were in the piplomattc securitt command center and then you make this statement, "i could folloo wwat was happeninn almost in correct." and wwill clinnon offered this explanation -- for why ambassador susan rice took her plaae -- innfive national media appearannes on september confess here in public uh e to goingg n the sunday shows is not my favorite thing to dd." in a december interview with nbc, after she ithdrew from considertion for secretary of state, rice cited clinton's "grueling weee with proteets in the middle herridge tag: secreeary plan. cllnnon's careful testimony ooee fiie hours on capitol speaking last. and theets of testimony underscored mrs.. clinton's ability to successfully thread the nee

. >>> so politicians in pakistan have spoke out against the drone attac attacks. >>> pakistani opposition parties in this month's election were critical of the u.s. drone astacks against islamic mill assistants in pakistan. sharif said he will stand against president barack obama's attacks. >>> the drones indeed challenge our sovereignty. also, we have taken this matter very seriously. >> the phrase pakistan's sovereignty is important for people who want to discuss the u.s. and pakistan relations. anti-u.s. sentiments worsened after the u.s. killed osama bin laden two years ago without informing the pakistani government. the droen strikes that followed fuelled anger. they criticized officials that did not agree with obama's anti-terror policies. pakist pakistan says the unmanned drone attacks were in violation of the country's sovereignty. it also said they need to consider cancelling diplomatic negotiations on the u.s. with shooting the drones down if the u.s. continues the attacks. however, pakistan's military depends heavily on the u.s. for financial assistance. some military officials

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. >> how confident are you that syria use chemical weapons attac? >> the announcement made by chuck hagel reflects the view of the united states government. to proveays hard things 100%. is not justat it the united states government. others have said they are confident that chemical weapons have been used on a small scale. >> do you feel the white house has overreached its authority on this issue? >> i feel it has been very difficult for congress to get legal and policy justification from the white house on the actions they are taking. theegislation first says white house must report to congress on the legal authorities, policy considerations, and the process that is used to determine targets in a legal operations and capture operations outside of afghanistan. report too promptly congress when ever w 1 is carrid out. the idea is we would understand a range of options including the legal authority. we will be promptly notified when they occur. that we have as comprehensive look at all of these operations that could take place all around the world. ov

first of all, we are doing the right thing by trying to convince israel no attac iran at this point. but we need to really get something going that some alternative to a major attack. here it is and this is the best i can do. secretary schultz approved. henry kissinger has written a blurb on the back. he approves the idea. i'd like to see the united states try it. in the meantime if were going to do that, i would really hope israel does not attack iran because that is going to lead to an ongoing dynamic between these two countries. who knows when it would end even if there is no nuclear war, there would be an ongoing war of terrorism. it would just multiply the problems israel faces

it would complicate any air attac attacks. >> how likely is it that russia backs syria and others get involved? iran backs syria? >> they're doing it now. iran is backing syria. iran has been the pipeline through which -- syria is the pipeline through which iran is funneling money and weapons to hezbollah in lebanon. they might intensify their support. that's one of the calculations that hopefully our war planners are taking into account. what if? what happens after, the day-after scenario that iran either sends more fighters in, hezbollah possibly considers launching a rockets attack upon israel? sending more fighters into the battlefield in syria -- all of these have to be taken into account. >> you were secretary of defense during president clinton's strikes against kosovo in the late 1990s. can surgical strikes in syria be as effective as those were? >> i don't think so. i think it's very difficult when you're talking about syria to talk about surgical strikes having that kind of an impact. number one, when this notion of surgical strikes -- sounds antiseptic, clean and bloodless.

president obama urged them to listen to the public's request.e they latched an attac launched h korea without warning. warning. they are demanding that they apologize for a protest yesterday. meanwhile 21 service members were hurtile earlier today dura training exercise in southin soh korea. they were injured when their helicopter made hey hard landing. coming up on the news edge. >> turn to the right, turn to the right. turn to the right. ri >> dramatic images from the the marathon bombings, the latest la developments from the scene intn boston. the grief was staggering. one hundred days after us senate starts to act are coming together background checks the second amendment hands of dangerous criminals. ninety percent of america background checks. urge them to join comprehensive background checks. >>> the white house calling the two bomb explosions at boston an act of terror. terror. an 8-year-old and a 22-year-old massachusetts woman has been identified among the dead, and a third victim is a student but bt that name has not been released. chris what is the latest there. >> reporte

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>> the attac on the world trade center? >> nothing, except for it's part of -- and nobody ever suggested in this administration saddam hussein ordered the attack. iraq was a -- the lesson of september 11 was taped to us before it fully materialized. chris: of course, major effort to tie a prague meeting together with intelligence forces of saddam hussein administration and al qaeda. that went often and on. >> and dick cheney, vice president would advance that agenda, long after everybody else in the b abandonned it. deep down they were thinking something different. the world changed. there were a series of threats that were not state tied, that could come together at any moment and cause great harm to people not between governments or countries or just actors and they are trying to figure out how to stop that. >> i agree with you. we just saw bush say iraq had nothing to do with this. ok, but it had a lot to do with their thinking and mindset, which after 9/11 they know what they missed. they know all of the clues that were

and the sthopg mall attac shopping attack in nairobi said this is something that we really have to address this crisis with the extreme measure us. >> here's the united states is focused on the fight of the elephant as other countries and are we doing enough here? great. hillary clinton and mr. obama have been central toll this. just passed the revolution and with many organizations. we are actually demanding that it stops. the trafficking stops an the demand also reduced. there are problems, usa has a domestic trade in ivory. the ivory is the illegal and the u.s. should really step up and become a rolele model for the world like kenya. countries like china where 60% where the illegal ivory is growing. we believe that would have the greatest impact on this and the africa. >> we hope your work makes a difference. thank you. >> and that is it for us here on . ♪ a day of mourning in italy as the search continuing for hundreds of missing migrants of the coast. hello and welcome to al jazeera live from our new center in doha and ahead on the program, security alert at the white house, a woman

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hawpe wereit launched the attace government was been to again talks, the mlmf has felt left out of the negotiations, the rebellion has claimed more than 150,000 lives, those that managed to escape this fighting sheltered in a sports stadium. others spent the night sleeping on the streets, bernard smith, al jazerra. >> for the first time in eight years, norway has a new leader. the conservative party's has won the election. nicknamed iron erna she pledge today pro might health care and cut taxes it means defeat for the outgoing labor mim prime minister. alexei's supporters have rallied in moscow against what they say was a fraudulent mayor oral election. the winner narrowly escaped facing him in a run off. peter reports from moscow. >> reporter: on monday night thousands of supporters gathered near red square coming with say shared sense of frustration and anger. many convinced the election was stolen from them. he preferred to look to the future. >> with this election, at last politics was born in russia. strong opposition was born, we know what to do and how to do it. >> reporter: ale

and the sthopg mall attac shopping attack in nairobi said this is something that we really have to address this crisis with the extreme measure us. >> here's the united states is focused on the fight of the elephant as other countries and are we doing enough here? great. hillary clinton and mr. obama have been central toll this. just passed the revolution and with many organizations. we are actually demanding that it stops. the trafficking stops an the demand also reduced. there are problems, usa has a domestic trade in ivory. the ivory is the illegal and the u.s. should really step up and become a rolele model for the world like kenya. countries like china where 60% where the illegal ivory is growing. we believe that would have the greatest impact on this and the africa. >> we hope your work makes a difference. thank you. >> and that is it for us here on

i think it's a telling sign of attac >> reporter: park brushed off the verbal attack. her toughness has earned her the nickname "the iron lady of asia." even though her mother was killed by a north korean spy, she still met face to face in 2002 with the man who likely ordered that attack, north korea's kim jong-il, the father .f the current president. would you meet with kim jong-un cece to face? and what would you say? >> (translated): i would tell him that north korea must change. that is the only way to survival and the only way to development. >> pelley: so margaret is etining us now here. margaret, president park and president obama are supposed to meet at the white house fmorrow. what do you expect from that? >> well, u.s. officials really want to know whether park thinks it's possible to begin talks with north korea about its nuclear program and she told us that if north korea takes the eight steps they will be rewarded. but so far she has not gotten the response she hoped for and chinsaid the united states, poina, other world powers need to put them in a situat

just weeks after the november 2012 attac, she went on several talk shows toclaim that theeattack was spontaneouresponse to an anti-muslim video. that tned out to be false. she inis that this issue is being blown out of proportio >> i don't have time to think about falsecontroversies. >> demonstration has been working hard to review our security of our embassies and that's what we ought to be focused on. ashely: when aed why hillary clinton didn't appear on the shows, this was her response. she had ge through an incredibly paiful and stressful week. secretary hillary clinton is a chief diplomat wo had to reach out and greet the bodies on their arrival at andrews air force base. if i were her, laughing at what i wanted to do is beyond five the sunday morning talk shows. so ithink it was ppropriate for me to do it. ashely: her role in the benghazi scandal made her a ot topic. eneral jack keane response to susan rice and her benghazi comments to put the situation in south sudan in perspective for us. much more on the obamacare deaine. and a banneyear for hollywood. but t who will win the

the u-s says it is confident that the regime of president bashar assad carried out the attac days ago... killing more th4 hundred people. president obama continues to weigh a military strike aga syria... which he says woul "limited" and "narrow" in s. today military planes and an unmanned drone flew over a air base in turkey. the base is in the same area of turkey where u-s troops are stationed. the president says he hasn't made any final decisions. kx 5's allen martin explains h the administration is makins case, to punish syria for violating international nor. secretary of state john ker laid out the evidence publicly for the first time about the chemical weapons attack. today he urged president oba not to rush into a decisiona military strike. mister putin also questioned wheth strike would help end the violence and be worth poten civilian casualties. new video of a five-point-ne magnitude earthquake hit southwestern china today... can see the camera shaking this video. chinese officials say many buildings were damaged... forcing thousands to evacuate. the earthquake left five peop

john: we have to attac or we are letting children die. >> ms nbc is finally understanding who they really are, what progressivism really is and always has been since we invaded against spain in cuba and the philippines through world war one, career, it has been pgress is to have killed far more people in this country. john: they don't just want to invade. what is the philosophy behind it? >> they ultimately want to remake the world in our image. that is what they have said. that is what progressivism always has been about. remaking the people in the ghettos in our image many elite white americans and remaking of the united people of the world in our image as well. john: as you say, domestically it goes well beyond that. we can make education better. we must run education, health care. we must police the work force. we can make everything better. government can do that benignly. >> that's right. it is uplifting the poor and oppressed through the means of the state, through that monopoly oniolence. domestically that is taxation and law-enforcement brought for military force. very consistent

and the sthopg mall attac shoppn nairobi said this is something that we really have to address this crisis with the extreme measure us. >> here's the united states is focused on the fight of the elephant as other countries and are we doing enough here? >> the united states the doing great. hillary clinton and mr. obama have been central toll this. just passed the revolution and with many organizations. we are actually demanding that it stops. the trafficking stops an the demand also reduced. there are problems, usa has a domestic trade in ivory. the ivory is the illegal and the u.s. should really step up and become a rolele model for the world like kenya. countries like china where 60% where the illegal ivory is growing. we believe that would have the greatest impact on this and the killing of elephants across africa. >> we hope your work makes a difference. thank you. >> and that is it for us here on "america night" join us online al jazeera/america night.americ. unconventional wisdom. >>> welcome to al jazeera america and here's tonight's top stories. a frightening after in washington. g

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new security measures and increased patrols stop the pirates from attac attack. thousands from this facility in london, hundreds around together around the world and monitor every vessel traveling in the region and coordinate patrols to interdict pirates in the area. >> it was a very frenetic time as the number of incidents were rolling in every day. >> reporter: with the gulf of aiden so crucial, many nations patrol the waters together. the u.s. has elements of the fifth fleet. the chinese and russian navies patrol the coast of somalia, and ships take better precautions to protect itself. some high tech like an u.s. developed beam weapon which causes the sensation of intense burning without long affects. and a new set of guidelines, the creation of panic rooms away from the bridge bridge not allowing the pirates to take control or take hostages like in captain philip's case. and a change in international law allows armed guards on ship. all this has drastically changed things in the region. >> piracy is tactically under control in the gulf of aid. one ship held

lou: you attac matter your superiority, you are committing an act of war. there is no wiggle room. >> but there was. that was the whole big legal issue. all of the issues, criminals. lou: consider this possibility. the 1973 war powers act, this would be interesting. this would give, and it would seem to me, the senate and house standing to sue the president and to take it before the supreme court to see whether or not the war powers act itself is constitutional. >> and a think you're right. what this president did the other presidents have not. he went to congress. he went to congress rather than going unilaterally, rather than going it alone. that is what he could have done. now he said of something or if congress comes back and says no, we are at a stalemate. does he go back? lou: this may have the law of unintended consequences. this may be one time in which the law of unintended consequences benefits the law itself, and this case the constitution. to me it is clearly a matter of common sense, and the purpose of our founders. the 1973 war powers act is a

any attac this in response to the bombings at the boston marathon earlier this year. the city is taking precautions and stepping up new guidelines surrounding the start and finish area. bags or containers that will be allowed on the course must be no bigger than a standard backpack. >>". that essentially means a hydration pack 2 litres or smaller. there are 3 access points where both participants and spectators will have their bags checkedand there are bomb sniffing dogs there." the start and finish areas for the marathon and half enclosed secure areas. the race started at 5:30 this morning and all runners 12:45 p-m. the race course will start at the ferry building and end in front of cupid's arrow near the bay bridge. new this morning. vallejo police are search for two suspects in a late night shooting that killed an 18- year-old. the teen was shot while attending a child's party on the first block of eralle. police say the 18-year-old victim was died at a local hospital a few hours after the shooting. a pit bull dog was also struck by gunfire. animal control took th

chiefs and lawyers, the senate armed services committee, including a record high seven women,ent on the attac chastising the military's handling of sexual assault. >> you have lost to the fate of the men and women that rely on you that you will actually bring justice to these cases. they are afraid toeport. they think their careers will be over. they fear retaliation. they fear being blamed. >> ts isn't about sex. this is about assaulted domination and violence. as long as those two did most together you will not be as successful as you need to be at getting after the most insidious part of this which is a predator is in ur ranks. this is a crisis that i believe the military base to step up and confront. >> the frustration stems from a recent pentagon report which estimated 26,000 service members expeeienced unwanted sexual contact last year. those affected were not just women. >> just over half of victims of sexual assault and the military are male. 14,000 of those 26,000 victims last year or mail. it seems shocking, i think, for people to hear that. but when we realize that rape and sexual

would be to hold the assad regime accountable and degratd its ability to carry out these kientdss of attac kinds of attacks. we have positioned u ee eed u.s to achieve the mission. general dempsey and i have assured the president that u.s. forces will be ready to act when ever the president gives the order. we're also working with our allies and partners in this effort. key partners including france, turkey, saudi arabia and other friends in the region have assured us of their strong support. we have made sure we're not seeking to resolve the conflicts in syria. we're con templating actions that respond to the use of chemical weapons. secretary kerry is leading international efforts to help them move toward a transition. assad must be held accountable for using them weapons. having defined america's interests in our military objectives we also must examine the risks and the consequences. as we all know there are always risks in taking action. there are also risks within action. the assad regime urnnder increasing pressure could feel empowered to carry out more attacks. a refusal of that un

early reports indicate afghan translator and 5 of the attac attackers killed. 7 civilian were injured. keep mop toring that for you and continue to follow it on twitter at our web site. >>> now to the fire in new jersey. >> leave in doubt the destruction south of lincoln avenue is complete. l as soon as this is over, we'll picower selves up and dust ourselves off and get back to work. >>reporter: that is governor christy talking about the jersey shore hammered by super storm sandy now experiencing more misery from the massive fire. it broke out along the boardwalk in sea side park today and spread. this is the same area definite stated when sandy hit nearly 1 year ago. work crew completed repair to the boardwalk destroyed by storm water just before memorial day now this. latest on the news. >>reporter: the thick black smoke choking the area and blacking out the board walk. scorching flames tearing through the symbol of the jersey shore rebirth. one part of the sea side boardwalk that survived super storm sandy almost a year ago destroyed. >> feel like i want to throw up. after all the

a british official says the two suspects in the brutal attac have been subjects of investigations in the past. the two are in custody after a british soldier was murdered with knives and a meat cleaver. one suspect with bloody hands was filmed on a cell phone camera saying they acted in revenge for british involvement in wars in iraq and afghanistan. british prime minister david cameron says h country will never give in to terrorism. >>> and a national security speech this afternoon, president obama's expected to outline his plan to begin shifting control of drone operations from the cia to the military. on wednesday, the administration admitted for the first time that anti-terror drone strikes overseas have killed four americans, including one who was specifically targeted. >>> and yet another military scandal in the u.s., army sergeant first class michael mcclendon is accused of using a hidden camera to videotape female cadets at west point in showers, restrooms, and locker room he's facing four charges including indecent acts and dereliction of duty. >>> new details in the deadly

when the recession started, which is mostly caused by government policy in my view, the regulatory attac on business has not abated. liz: steve, you know, it is the republican stalling the president agenda. the republicans filibter. but what do you make of this, now obama administration's agenda seems stalled because of its own clumsiness, and as own wrong footedness, is that what has been going on? >> you know, look there has not been a jobs recovery, we're adding a little bit of jobs, sometimes it goes up a little. or down a li little. to get to get to this level we have to add this level of jobs for next 14 years, the issue is businesses are not creating jobs, they don't have confidence in tax policy, regulatory policy or entitlement policy to step out and create the jobs, and bet that the costs will be there so we can afford it. liz: john, we've been saying that last 4 years what steve just said, you hear from obama administration, you hear false food, you hear misstatements, we have a list of white house whoppers, saying that sequestration cuts are going to hurt the u.s. economy. bl

. >> now over a year the scandal began with the death of four americans, the attacks, t attac consulate, the annex. what is likely to change with these interrogatories that will be delivered tomorrow and the likely predictable responses that led the review board. >> your viewers that have been following bengauze where i for over a year now probably not that much. for your viewers that are curious, hey, why am i still earing about benghazi after a year, i thought there was an accountability review board. the president told me they were going to look at "every element of benghazi." secretary clinton said we're going to "look at everything about benghazi." what we're going to find out tomorrow, lou, is they didn't look at every element. they didn't interview hillary clinton on her decision to ignore the escalating violence of benghazi and keep that facility open, and they didn't interview the commander in chief to ask did you call any of our allies here in the siege and say, hey, we're in trouble in benghazi, can you help us? how can you call something an independent accountability review

but we need a student loan form where we put strings attacced on higher education, make them produce an education that tears people toward jobs, and congress is refusing to do in life for because they d't have young people. gerri: i have to disagree. the reponsibility lies with the family. they have to make thhard desion about how much to spend and where to spend it becau it is on their shoulders. they're not getting y help from washington right now. thank you for coming on. always good to see you. so good on these topics. coming up later in the show, apple added began marking up the price of its products. is it really run the people i anding in line to buy them? and retailers are opening earlier and earlier this holiday seon wit many like kmart starting black friday. retailer is waging a war on thanksgiving. i love that h holiday. don't do that. your reaction next. ♪ this... is me. my dna... it helps make me who i am it's like a self-portrait.. this part.. kes my eyes blue... i might have an increased risk of heart disease... arthritis gallstones hemochromasis i'll look into that

there are plenty of attac happening there and u can't avoid it. your 200 miles away, 600 mes away, 1200 miles. or 1300 miles off the coast. charles: what do you thik? >> i think she made the case for them right there. the fact of theatter is, let me finish-- [talking over each other] charles: okay,go ahead. >> in orr to prove a negligence case from you have to prove that they knew or should have known. there is no dispute here. it's not that they should have @%own, they had numerous hijackings tt took place in the captain was won seven times seven times to stay at last 600 miles away from the coasts and he chose to ignore it. >> he wa 240 miles away from the coast and that is where the attack took place. charles: okay, let me jump in r one second, please. i wantto say that you brought up initially the fact that the capin is not being sued and more than likelye doesn't have $15 million for an insurance that would pay off a lawsuit. >> i am wy and know what is going o. > my int is that it is horrific tha we re always going after deep pockets. when w

president obama called an attac senseless violence. the british collet terrorists. a huge decline that country's teenage birthrate. according to the centers for th team -- the center for disease control the teen birthrate fell 25% since 2007 to a record low of 31 births per 1,000 teenagers , the lowest teen birth rates are in new hampshire and massachusetts, the highest in arkansas and mississippi. it is good news. coming up tomorrow, a number of white house scandals slowing th president's second term agenda. is it, in fact, that agenda? is it, in fact, debt? we will be talking with a congressman on the internal revenue service scandal at the white house, senator jeff sessions on the prospects for the gang of eight immigration plan, former senator -- senator scott brown will be here to tal about a white house that is engulfed in scandal. and my next guest argues that love and sex is not all about the motion. she says economics play a big, big role. she will join us to talk about her brand new book, dollars and sex. that is just about all there is to say. no. not eve

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but we need a student loan reform where we put strings attacced on higher education, make them produce an education that tears people toward jobs, and congress is refusing to do in life for because they don't have young people. gerri: i have to disagree. the responsibility lies with the family. they have to make the hard decision about how much to spend and where to spend it because it is on their shoulders. they're not getting any help from washington right now. thank you for coming on. always good to see you. so good on these topics. coming up later in the show, apple added began marking up the price of its products. is it really run the people i standing in line to buy them? and retailers are opening earlier and earlier this holiday season with many like kmart starting black friday. retailer is waging a war on thanksgiving. i love that holiday. don't do that. your reaction next. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech ocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trang. ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume

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. >>> after nine years and 12 attac attacks, the fbi finally had a physical description of the mystery man known as the unabomber. but the psychological profiles were mixed. one said he was a young college student, possibly still a teenager. another had him as a white collar professional living with his mother. the reality was very, very different. the unabomber was, in fact, a brilliant middle aged mathematician who had abandoned a promising academic career to live like a hermit in this cabin in the montana wilderness. his name is ted kaczynski. >> he was extremely smart, but socially awkward. in retrospect, we would have to consider a diagnosis such as asperg asperger's syndrome where he had a hard time of reading clues of other people's emotions. >> theodore kaczynski was born to a working class family in chicago illinois. the older of two brothers, he excelled academically. in the fifth grade tests showed his iq was 167, genius level. >> as he was so smart, he skipped two grades which then made him even more socially awkward, because now he was with students two years older than hi

significance believes that he was the victim of hate crime and calling for tough prosecution of his attac attacker. carolyn has the video and an interview you see only on abc 7 news. >> champ percent says niece misery. his body and soul are bruised. >> nerve are shot. i shake. i still i can't sleep. >> last month the 73-year-old singer founding member of the legendary 60's band chairman ber brothers was doing what he does best. of performing at the hayward blues festival and watch what happens. this tv video show the woman identified as 43-year-old potter crashing the concert and jumping on the stage just after chambers had dedicate add song to the family of florida teenager cray von martin. >> started calling me mf. different slur and screaming at me you started this. you started this. you mf. and she hid me. >>reporter: why do you think she did that. >> hate. she had hate. in her face. like a demon. oh, god it was ugly. >>reporter: andrew potter cited for miss demeanor battery and released. chambers wants her charged with a hate crime but late this afternoon the district attorney decide

he was being harassed wch may ha led to that attac >>> sasha eishman, a skirt wearing teenager whoas set o fire last week is still hospalized tonight. support ntinues to pour in. tonight it coming from the classmates o the teenager accused of setting sasha on fire. nbc bay area's jody hearn december iin oakland this eving. it's an aive scen with the schoniting tonight. >> reporter: that's righ raj. more tn 100 people just of the corner of carthur and park to march along the ac transit route where that attk took place. that route has now been called rainbow ro for the number of rainbow ribns that have been put up tre. among the marchers are clasates and staff of t not what their schl stands s for. >> working together, we're coming together and representing a beautiful communy. >> reporter: students at oakland hi school spent theirunch hour making signs for sasha. the 18-year-old agender teenager sentn firen anac trait bus last week. oakld high is the school the suspect, 16-year-old richard thomas, attends. his classmates, like sasha's, are shaken. >> students are upset becau the behav

. >> reporter: part of what's so shocking about thchemical attac the casualties. two analysts believe they could be a result of a toxic payload on those rockets, larger than first estimated. >> some reports reported as little as 1 liter of sarin. a container that is actually used carried 50 liters of sarin. >> reporter: m.i.t. professor theodor post many aal drew that the internet. postal says it was first believed the thin tubes in some pictures were the payload canisters. >> what people were seeing had this rocket motor attached to it, and then this front end, the central core extension, bent up on the ground. and what people were not seeing was this larger canister that had broken in to many pieces when the munition hit the ground. >> reporter: postal says the rockets with the large payload chamber at the top looked something like this. cnn cannot independently fair vie the voracity of postal's information. he says he can't rule out that the rockets could have come from the rebel side, but -- >> my best guest submstimate wa was the assad government because the

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