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and boarding a train as low as three other persons and unrelated to her work morning, some altercation had been in when they boarded the train, that is when she was struck in the face. she was accused of bumping into one of the ladys nephew is that was with her, and that is when she punched her in j.r. stone is following the developments he joins us live with the updates. >>reporter: michael will this was quite the attack, we are not talking about this one punched to the face, we are ...

yesterdays virginia tech shootings. now police say the apparent gunman and victim did not know each other. university spokesman says the suspected shooter was not a student there and ballistics tests confirm that the same gun was used to kill the suspect and a campus police officer. the suspect apparently dye died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. theyve identified the slain officer as deriek crouse. he was 39. married with five children and step-children. police say the gunman wa...

alleging showing the congressman in the house members gym. this is as he slinks off to treatment. is he not saying what kind of treatment he is seeking or where he is going. his office does confirm he will, quote, take a leave of absence. critic of both parties say thats not enough, though. they are still demanding for weiner to resign. kate, congress back in session for the first time since the scandal came out. what do you think? will the pressure be stronger for weiner to resign? >>...

break the case. plus, the great flood of 2011. now triggering waves of economic disaster. >> this was going to be a year in agriculture really do well. >> shepard: those hopes are now washing away. >> how much damage and destruction is going to be done to our farms? >> shepard: tonight, how all of us could pay the price for the disaster in dixie. and good evening from natchez, the oldest permanent settlement in all of the state of mississippi. a spot some call the birthplace of this st...

america this summer, while back at home the future queen of england shocked the world as shes caught grocery shopping, today, may 6, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television welcome to "today" on this friday morning. im meredith vieira. >> im david gregory in for matt lauer. president obama heads to fort comp be campbell, kentucky, today to meet with some of the members of s.e.a.l. team 6. >> ander more information about what the s.e.a.l.s recovered during the raid. there ...

england shocked the world as shes caught grocery shopping, today, may 6, 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television welcome to "today" on this friday morning. im meredith vieira. >> im david gregory in for matt lauer. president obama heads to fort comp be campbell, kentucky, today to meet with some of the members of s.e.a.l. team 6. >> ander more information about what the s.e.a.l.s recovered during the raid. there was talk of an attack on september 11 this year involving tr...

is it safe? >> if you worry your kids could be hanging out with the wrong crowd, you can pay a former cop to spy on them. we will talk to the spy for hire. "fox and friends" begins right now. >> good morning, good saturday morning. i may have said "silly." >> sully. >> when he says skull or school it sounds weird. say "skull." i refuse. >> sullenberger. >> perfect. >> with the colorado action senator. >> i didnt know there was a colorado accident. >> everyone else has an accent. >> and...

california may be facing yet another big fee hike. lee is in the newsroom and lee obviously students are not very happy about this. >> they are not happy at all. and tonight on the uc berkeley campus we heard students and even long time employees of the uc system voicing their concerns. now the university of california proposing to raise student fees for state resident by 8%. the increase would be about 822 dollars a year additional funds would give the university 1 80 million dollars ...

>> all the water is contaminated, raw sewage swilling round, putrefying carcasses of cattle polluting the water. there is a very high risk of epidemic now, thats the big concern. >> ifill: and, we talk to new orleans mayor mitch landrieu and brookings institution scholar amy liu about the comeback and the challenges five years after hurricane katrina. thats all ahead on tonights "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been pry: and by the alfred p. sloan foundation. supporti...

tribune" and joan walsh from salon.com. and as always, "the sunday funnies." >> looks like congress will repeal the dont ask, dont tell policy. thank god. that means the soldiers can freely attend "sex and the city 2." hello again. our special guest, former secretary of state colin powell, anyone powell, welcome. >> thank you very much, jake. good to be here. >> as you know we have some news this morning on the biggest environmental catastrophe ever to hit the country. wed like to st...