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it is not yet known if mr. carter will meet kim jong il. north korea will consider that a small price to pay, and there is another reason it will be pleased mr. carter has agreed to come in person. the former president is a rare voice, urging direct dialogue and speaking out against toughened sanctions. >> the former khmer rouge prison chief sentence. torturing and murdering thousands of people and the prison, but he is arguing the tribunal was set up to try senior leaders and those responsible for the worst atrocities. he claims he does not fall into that category. eight children have been killed by a train that hit their minibus in south africa. there were between eight and a love and on their way to school when the driver drove -- driver drove around a close game. as for your people are being treated in hospital most of the survivors in manila are flown by to hong kong along with the bodies of eight dead tourists. weapons will be tested to confirm who actually shot the eight hostages. police in britain are investigating the murder of a m

it is not yet known whether mr. carter will meet kim jong il. if he does, it will be another chance to assess firsthand the true state and help of the reportedly-ailing north korea leader. -- the true state and health of the reportedly-a rain north korean leader. there is another reason mr. carter has agreed to come in person. the former president is a rare voice in u.s. political circles, urging -- urging direct dialogue with the old enemy. bbc news, seoul. >> the former khmer rouge president and chief sentenced to 35 years in prison for crimes against humanity has injured the appeals process. he admitted to torturing thousands, but he has argued the tribunal he faced was set up to try it the senior khmer rouge leaders. he says he's does not fall into that category. prosecutors are calling for a longer sentence. eight children were hit by a train in south africa. the children were between eight and 11 and on their way to school when the driver drove around. four children are being treated in hospital. police in britain are investigating the mur

mr. carter plans to travel to the capital, pyongyang, on a private humanitarian mission to persuade authorities to free a prisoner. joining me now from seoul is john. john, what was mr. gomez charged with my binorth korea? >> mr. gomes is thought to be a devout christian. he had worked teaching english here in south korea and colleagues who knew him described him as a very regular churchgoer, somebody who was very devout in his beliefs. he is thought to have walked across the chinese-north korean border on a kind of one-man peace mission in january of this year, shortly after he was, as you'd expect, arrested by north korean authorities. they charged him with illegal entry and have sentenced him to eight years hard labor. >> is this a private mission by the former president or is it sanctioned by the u.s. government? >> we don't yet have any official confirmation from the u.s. government that this visit is even taking place. the white house has refused to comment. but there has been a num

he is said to be a devout christian concern about north korean human rights, and mr. carter will continue discussions, and some reports suggest the prisoner could leave sometime today. >> at least 50 people have been killed in a series of apparently coordinated bomb attacks. the deadliest killed 19 people. several hit baghdad, including a suicide bombing. >> most of the bombs targeted the police. he drove into a parking lot next to a police station and destination this bomb. at least 60 people were hurt. >> as i walked into the police center, there was an explosion. i saw my colleagues lying dead on the ground. >> another suicide bomber drove a car into a police compound. about 15 people died the year, 10 of them policemen. -- died here, 10 of them policemen. >> i do not know what is going on. where is the protection? >> the bomb exploded less than 24 hours after americans said troops strength was below 50,000, the number permitted to stay until the end of next year. these are the first serious incidences' in more than a week since tuesday. >> someone has shot two pol

. >>> former president jimmy carter has arrived in the capital of north korea. mr. carter is on a humanitarian mission there, to free an american being held by the communist nation. >>> wikileaks promises to release information to the cia today. that's the website that posted secret information about the war in afghanistan, setting off that firestorm at the pentagon. >>> they're setting up a massive piece of machinery near the mine in chile, where 33 miners are trapped. that will be used to dig a rescue tunnel for the men, which could take weeks, possibly months. >>> aviation officials are investigating the crash of a plane in northeast china. the plane crashed and burst into flames during a foggy nighttime landing. >>> and tiger woods is facing reporters today for the first time.ivorce. he's speaking in new jersey, ahead of a tournament, where he'll need a good performance to extend his pga tour season..... wowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowo >>> and finally this morning, the president's not-so-summery family vacation. the obamas have just four more days to enjoy mart

mr. carter negotiated a special pardon for aijalon gomes. he was facing eight years of hard labor on charges he entered north korea illegally. instead, though, gomes is on a private jet this morning heading back home to boston. >>> city leaders here in new york are trying to ease tensions in the debate over that planned islamic center near ground zero. >> but the stabbing of a muslim cab driver this week has touched off a fresh round of fears about these kind of attacks. t.j. winick has the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, rob and vinita. the cabbie has driven here in new york for 15 years and says he still loves the city despite tuesday's brutal attack. at city hall, new york mayor michael bloomberg dismissed suggestions that the planned construction of an islamic community center two blocks from ground zero was behind the stabbing of a muslim cab driver. >> whether it was related to anything or not, it was disgraceful. everybody should feel safe on the streets. >> reporter: bloomberg stood shoulder to shoulder with ahmed sharif, a c

but mr. carter was able to negotiate his freedom. gomes is set to arrive in his hometown of boston this afternoon. >>> police have arrested three men in canada on terrorism charges. among the suspects, a 28-year-old doctor, who appeared on "canadian idol" in 2008. he song a version of avill levine's song, "complicated." the two other suspects made an appearance in court yesterday. police say they arrested the men to stop them from sending money to sterer groups in afghanistan. >>> passengers hit the ground hard when they touched down in sacramento. that's because the jet's fires blew out and caught on fire. everyone onboard had to exit the plane on inflatable slides. 50 people were hurt, though most of the injuries were minor. >>> an american airlines is facing a record fine of more than $24 million. it stems from the maintenance violations that caused the consolation of thousands of flights in 2008. the penalty would be the largest ever imposed by the faa. but american plans to appeal, saying passengers were never in danger and no p

he landed in boston with former president carter. mr. carter flew this week on a private mission to secure a pardon for the 31-year-old american dei tained after crossing into the country from china. goms was the fourth american arrested for trespassing in north korea over the past year, sentenced to eight years of hard labor in order to pay a $600,000 fine. goms living and teaching in south korea before being imprisoned. >> californians being warned to avoid a candy. the grape gummy contains nearly twice the legal limit. it's made in malaysia distributed by a los angeles company that started a recall. consumers are being urged to just throw it away. so the health department says no illnesses are being reported but children and pregnant women who ate this candy are being encouraged to visit their doctors. >>> a study out of the university of pittsburgh found mother who's never breast feed are almost twice as likely to develop type two diabetes, previous studies found it increases the risk but breast feeding appears to reduce the risk. >>

. >> and mrs. carter is talking with the obama administration about improving mental health care. >> people don't realize that those with mental illnesses were often victims of violence and it's four times more likely to have violent acts against them then the average person. >> she wants people to get over feeling ashamed. >> what is exciting is that people with recover. i mean, and from serious mental illness people today can recover, and lead wonderful lives in the communities, working, going to school. >> she looks great. she the celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary, they have four kids, lots of grandkids, couple great grandkids and a new grand child from her daughter amy. >> and more than 2000 kids in san jose are ready for school this fall. and they lined up around the block today to get backpacks filled with free school supplies with notebooks and crayons and calculators and usb drives they got a gift card to get shoes. it's the fourth backpack give way program. organizers say the need

this despite the very serious nature of mr. carter's visit. spokeswoman says kim agreed to grant amnesty to the woman of boston at carter request. she had been jailed in north korea since january when he was arrested for illegally entering the country from china. he had been stepsed to 8 years of hard labor. >>> at airport here at home 15 passengers on jet blue flight were injured in a frightening hard land thanksgiving afternoon at sacramento international airport. the officials say brake problems caused that hard landing. flight 262 from long beach blew at least 2 tires that start add fire. the 86 passenger and 5 crew members on the air bus a 320 escaped by inflatable emergency slides. 5 people were taken to the hospital. all with minor injuries. many caused by the slides. others seemed to take it all in stride. >> whether he to come down the chute. it was pretty exciting. >> i'm only 89 and i think it is a thrill. >>reporter: good attitude she had. national transportation safety board safety board is investigating. one passenger says the ti

he was pardoned by dictator kim jong-il after a request from mr. carter. he arrived in north korea on wednesday for talks. >>> this morning wildfires in washington state have burned at least two homes and threatening dozens of others. the two homes were destroyed in the town of arden, northeast, washington. another fire near the town of lyle along the oregon border is twice that size. as fire crews try to battle the blaze and bring it under control, dozens of homeowners have been told to evacuate the area. >> do you think your place is going to be okay? >> i don't know. if the wind changes, we're history. >> no injuries have been reported. firefighters say winds have died down, making their work a little easier. >>> the first major hurricane of the year is now a category 3 storm. hurricane danielle packing winds of 120 miles an hour is in the middle of the atlantic ocean. forecasters expect it to curve north, missing landfall, but it could bring dangerous waves to the east coast this weekend. right behind it is tropical storm earl. it could become a hurric

foreign policy magazine first reported mr. carter's trip yesterday and the senior u.s. officials has confirmed that no american officials will travel with him. the official added that north korea had agreed to free the man if carter comes to bring him home. north korea arrested and sentenced gomes in april to eight years in hard labor. >> think you've got a rough commute? check out what's being described as the world's worst traffic jam in china. an estimated 40,000 cars and trucks have been backed up more than 60 miles for the past ten days on a main highway out of beijing. stranded drivers are playing cards along the highway to pass the time. vendors of that sprung up have drawn criticism for charging high prices for tea and noodles. the road construction project that caused this mess is expected to last for another month. actually i think it's entrepreneurial, right? >> but the smog problem there which is bad enough, it's so much worse in a situation like that. >> yeah. >> 4:51. we have smog at our beaches, too? >> the highlight is the spare the air and the heat that

mr. carter's departure was festive. a little girl gave the former president some flowers and dignitaries smiled and waved as he boarded his plane. a north korean spokes woman said he agreed to grant amnesty to gomes of boston at carter's request. gomes had been jailed since january when he was arrested for illegally entering the country from china. he had been sentenced to eight years of hard labor. seeing video of 33 miners trapped underground in chile. this miner says he's calm because he knows he'll be rescued. video released last night provides the best look yet at the conditions faced by the 33 men who have been trapped a half mile underground since the mine collapsed on august 5th. they gave a tour of where they eat, pray and brush their teeth. there was a bore hole for communications. another small hole was for food and a third provides ventilation. it still could take up to four months to rescue them. 4:56. a raw sewage spill made a mess of a peninsula neighborhood. just ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, why it's tak

the white house says mr. carter is not representing the u.s. government. instead he's on a private humanitarian mission. senior u.s. official says north korea had agreed to release that american if jimmy carter were to visit. the former president is expected to spend one night in north korea then come home with the american tomorrow. >>> wiki leak plans to release more classified documents today. we don't have many details about what the information will contain but wiki leaks post add twitter update only saying it would release a document from the c.i.a. >>> your time now 5:46. variation that illegal but popular driving maneuver known as the california stop might stop costing drivers so much money. an assembly committee has advanced a bill cutting the fine for not stopping when turning right on a red light from $450 to $219. that's because the legislature inadvertently raised the fine for that maneuver when it raised fines for running or making a left on a red. the senate already passed it. full assembly is expected to do the same. >> interesting. >>> all

mr. carter's departure was festive. a little girl gave the former president some flowers and dignitaries smiled and waved. more waving than smiling as he boarded his plane. a north korean spokes woman says the leader agreed to grand am necessity to gomes of boston at carter's request. gomes had been jailed in north korea since january when he was arrested for illegally entering the country from china. gomes had been sentenced to eight years hard labor. >> for the first time we're seeing video of 33 miners trapped underground in chile. >> this miner says he's calm because he knows he will be rescued. the best video yet of the conditions faced by the 33 men trapped underground since the mine collapsed august 5th. gave a tour of where they eat, pray and brush their teeth. the government sent them a camera through a bore hole for communication. another small hole for food and a third provides ventilation. it could take up to four months to rescue them. >> two planets slightly smaller than saturn have been discovered orbitin

mr. carter's departure was festive. a little girl gave him flowers and the former president left his dignitaries smiling and waving on his plane. a north korean spokeswoman said the leader agreedto grant amnesty for gomes from boston. he had been jailed since january when he was arrested for illegally entering the country from china. gomes had been sentenced to eight years of hard labor. this morning an incredible look at the conditions faced by the 33 chilean miners trapped a half mile underground. this trapped chilean miner says he's calm because he knows he'll be rescued. he and two dozen other men trapped since august 5th. a small hole for communication. another small hole used for food, a third provides ventilation. the men have now been told it could take up to four months for rescuers to drill down to them. >> per a judge's order, cs su has released the entire contract connected to sarah palin's june speech at the school. this is the first time the entire nine-page document has been made public and follows a long

official says north korea has agreed to 43 him, now, if mr. carter goes there to bring him home. he was a former teacher there. he was arrested for illegally intlerring there and sentenced to eight years hard labor. no u.s. officials will accompany him. >> critical funding will be delayed because of the budget stalemate. debate continues over how to close the budget. >> some disgruntled firefighters took photos of the chief filling up his personal car with free gasoline at a city pump. he said that is a perk he worked out with city officials when he took the job three years ago. however that perk is not outlined in his contract. cap already has faced similar milar allegations in the past. >> a man suspected of setting fire to a local school is locked up in solano county jail this morning. 45-year-old lawrence dean ramos is accused of starting a fire at vacaville high school. it did minor damage to a portable classroom at vacaville high. police arrested him on sunday while investigating two suspicious fires on the suspect's own property. >>> governor schwarzenegger will make the f

mr. carter will try to win release of an american that has been in prison there since january. the communist north sentenced him to eight years in prison for entering the country illegally. >>> in pakistan more misery this morning caused by the flooding disaster. there is new word this morning that recovery is a long way off. cbs news correspondent mandy clark reports. >> reporter: the president of pakistan says it can take at least three years for his country to recover from the devastating floods that swallowed whole villages. almost four weeks ago, the floods have gradually moved south. large parts of the province are now under water and up to 600,000 people downriver are in danger. overwhelmed rescuers are forced to make choices. the children are torn from their parents' arms. mom, i don't want to leave without you, this girls cries. her mother is allowed onboard. her father is left behind. some villagers tried to fight the rising tides but most fled. joining an estimated 4 million other homeless people in search of food, water and shelter. the world has been slow to respon

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mr. carter has successfully won the release of a jailed american who had been sentenced to eight years of hard labor for entering north korea illegally. the former president, you see him here in the picture with this 1-year-old aijalon gomes, both on their way back to the united states right now. we have to show you this incredible new video of the 33 coal miners trapped a half mile underground in chile. the men have no shirts on, appear to be slim, but look healthy. they're waving and saying hello to their families and showing off their surrounds. then, at the end, if you listen closely, they join together. they're singing the national anthem of chile. the miners have been told it will take weeks or months to dig an escape tunnel to get them out. >>> 7:17. >>> we're learned that the student accused of stabbing a new york cab driver has been taken to a psychiatric ward. michael enright accused of slashing a cab driver after learning he was a muslim. police found an empty bottle of scotch

aijalon mahli gomes was pardoned after he met with mr. carter. >>> government investigators say they found at least one source for the salmonella involved in the worst egg recall in four decades. cbs news correspondent dean reynolds is in chicago this morning with more. dean, good morning. >> good morning, jeff. indeed the fda has detected salmonella bacteria at the two farms in iowa in their chicken feed. the farms say it is not their fault. the two facilities, wright county egg, hillendale farms under suspicion for weeks and voluntarily recalled more than half a billion eggs. late thursday, wright county eggs said a third party supplied some ingredients for the chicken feed which it shared with hillendale farms. but the government caution it is investigation is not focused only on the feed. >> multiple ways where we need -- find it could be part of the general contamination of the farms. >> reporter: wright county egg owner has a long history of problems at the facilities in several states. back in the '80s a maryland plan he owned was

. >>> former president jimmy carter travels to north korea today on a humanitarian mission. mr. carter is expected to negotiate the freedom of an american who was arrested in north korea back in january. that man was sentenced to eight years for illegally entering the country. he is expected to leave north korea with the former president on thursday. >>> pakistan's president says it will take three years or more to recover from the devastating floods there. and he warns that islamic militants could exploit the crisis. but for the millions of people who have lost everything in that country, each day another battle. lama hasan has the story. >> reporter: this was a village. only the tops of a few houses and a mosque now poke above the waters. three weeks since floodwaters ravaged the north of this country some here in the south have only just begun to feel the effects. we joined pakistan's marines as they mobilized their response here. taking to the waters to evacuate the people. the floodwaters keep surging down south and the water levels keep rising. five days ago these men sent

president jimmy carter will leave with mr. gomes after he was arrested entering north korea in january. gomes was sentenced to eight years of hard labor with a fine of about $600,000, but at the request of president carter and for humanitarian reasons, gomes was granted amnesty. he will return to boston today. >>> hurricane danielle is picking up strength this morning. forecasters say danielle reached rare category 4 status this morning. that means winds are blowing as much as 135 miles per hour. waves from danielle are expected to reach parts of the east coast by the weekend. danielle will curve off and actually avoid land. further east, tropical storm earl is getting stronger and could be a major hurricane by early next week. >>> this morning we want to share with you amazing pictures out of that mining disaster in chile. a camera lowered inside gives us our first look at what life is like underground for these 33 men trapped since the beginning of the month what is more incredible is that they're actually in good spirits. t

mr. gomes is his name. gomes was sentenced to eight years of hard labor with a fine of about $600,000, but at the request of president carter and for humanitarian reasons, gomes was granted amnesty. he will return to boston today. >>> congress will hold hearings on the nationwide egg recall in a few weeks, and when they do, they will find part of the story leads back to the bay area. 42 cases have been reported in santa clara, including some from tainted cream puffs served at a high school prom and graduation. >>> california's attempt to turn greener has run into president obama. president obama has told the u.s. supreme court that a global warming suit that would require major power companies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions should be dismissed. the justice department argues those powers belong to the environmental protection agency, not the state. power companies have already asked the court to dismiss the suit. right now an appellate court is looking at the issue. california and seven other states were

i did not go to any of the other universities that mr. greene attended. i went to florida a&m university, became a state trooper, and have done all of the things i'm supposed to do. as a policymaker, i stood up for seniors that were being preyed upon. in a housing bill, i stood against fraud -- companies that went over -- went after seniors and individuals who were trying to get homes. my legislation went into the historic housing bill and i stood behind president obama when he signed it. i think i had something to do with that. >> time. >> mr. greene says you are 0470 in the house of representatives. is there a single bill that is the meek bill or program or policy that you can take credit for? >> in the congress, when you file legislation, it becomes part of the committee bill. i have a number of bills that have gone into the committee bills. only a few members of congress have said that they can pass -- can say that they have passed eight or nine bills. the bills get combined -- tax bills, appropriation bills, housing bills, financial reform bills -- >

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