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CBS Evening News With Katie Couric-20110511-00:58:00

contain it and snuff it out. before the weather warms up and it starts to spread. so far they have found no others. >> we'll probably never know how this palm weevil got here. >> reporter: what's your greatest fear? >> i think the biggest fear would be that this is not ground zero, that it may be somewhere else undetected. >> they can fly about three to four miles in a seven-day period. >> reporter: mark hoddle studies invasive insects at u.c. river side. he calls red palm weevils especially nasty critters. >> essentially they turn the inside of that palm trunk into... almost like oatmeal, rancid oatmeal. >> reporter: hoddle recently went to indonesia. >> looking for palm trees that have died in a more natural setting. >> reporter: searching for clues to defeat the pest-- the larvae. >> these things are nasty. >> and the adults. >> we have these in california. >> reporter: hoping to learn how to wipe out the weevil before it can wipe out a california icon. bill whitaker, cbs news, laguna beach. >> reporter: that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm katie couric, thanks for watching. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs

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ABC World News With Diane Sawyer-20110510-00:51:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110510:09:16:00

their crackdown on the opposition. they say security forces have snatched people from their homes in damascus as well as in the city of homs. an iwitness says security checkpoints have been set up and there are tanks on the streets. there are claims that government forces have converted football stadiums into makeshift prisons because they've arrested so many people. now, the official line from the government is that it's arrested conspirators and rioters. cnn can't confirm these reports it's getting because the authorities aren't allowing our reporters in. the united nations is saying a u.n. humanitarian team has been kept out, even though it got permission from the government. it was planning to check the situation in the city of daraa. now we have a researcher on syria fort u.s. based charity for the human rights watch and joins us via skype from beirut. what are some of the latest stories you are hearing from your contacts inside syria?

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20110509:19:55:00

studies suggested. this study of 55,000 children, who happen to be in south korea, found that one in every 38 had some form of the disorder. one researcher says that's 2 1/2 times the estimated rate here in the u.s. others involved in the study say the number may be higher because they screened kids who seem to be doing okay, cases that might have gone unrecognized and untreated in the past. the findings are in the american journal of psychiatry. some guys will try almost anything to meet a woman, but one man got arrested for his ice breaker. details ahead. and then "your world." so this is enzo, the artiste behind my wardrobe.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110508:12:41:00

accurately, i would say she is pensive, compassionate, driven, inquisitive and caring. >> i'm amira choueiki. if you want people to know what islam is about, then you really need to live as an example of your faith and you need to be willing to tell people what you're doing during ramadan and why you pray five times addai, that allah is not a foreign god, it's the same god and be willing to go out on a limb and explain and define yourself because if you don't, they will. >> i am ayah ibrahim. the proudest i was the proudest as an american was the first time i went into a polling station and able to vote for my president. i define myself as a daughter, as a sister, as a researcher and educator and as an activist. >> i am maytha ahassan.

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CBS Evening News With Katie Couric-20110430-00:34:00

dean reynolds visited the trauma unit at the university of alabama, birmingham, hospital. >> forever we didn't know how deep we were. >> reporter: sitting beside her hospitalized son, connie mays recalled the day her house was leveled. >> i thought we were buried alive and that nobody would ever find us. >> reporter: somewhere and somehow in this pile of rubble at 1428 fourteenth street, she and her family survived, wedged under a wall of bricks. >> yeah, my wrist... my whole arm is like caved in. >> reporter: connor's arm was broken, his chest fractured and his spine compressed-- the kind of crushing injuries that sent 150 people to this hospital after the twisters struck. trauma that traumatized even the staff. >> you have to realize folks are seeing these large numbers of really seriously injured patients. in some cases the staff members had family members that were here. >> reporter: and the victims kept coming. >> we had to create a new intensive care unit out of the recovery room space.

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ABC World News With Diane Sawyer-20110428-00:50:00

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110422:22:26:00

>> scientists say the hole in the ozone layer above the antarctic is impacting weather patterns across the entire southern hemisphere, the oez done hole influences tropical circulation and increases rainfall at lower latitudes. a researcher on the study calls it a domino effect. pastor terry jones is back in the news for accidentally firing his gun inside a car in a parking lot in a detroit suburb. it happened last night outside a tv station and no one was injured. jones reportedly has a permit for the gun and there will be no charges. the makers of colt 45 malt liquor are coming under fire for a new beverage called blast. the drink which uses rapper snoop dogg at its pitch man contains 12% alcohol and comes in oversized cans which critics

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110422:19:30:00

diagnosed with aism who feel there is a link to vaccines. there are some who would consider him to be a villain. what did he have to gain from the research he put out there? >> that's a good question. any researcher who thinks he's right has fame, glory, and also the conviction that he is right. he may well believe and did believe he could really make a difference and then once you're committed to that theory, especially if it's something very controversial, it's sometimes very hard to back away. you know, i think that is one of the great mysteries of our era is what is causing autism. if you can be the person who puts your finger on what that is, there is great acclaim coming your way. >> if the research keeps showing vaccines don't play a role in autism however we continue to hear stories where the child was fine until they got their vaccine, how can the link just automatically be dismissed? there has to be some basic reasoning to this, and if

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110421:08:40:00

modern world. one man says some companies haven't changed their policies because they simply don't know about the problem. >> thanks very much, nina. there are widely varying ximts of how many slaves there are in the world right now. at the very least, it's 10 million people. let's take a look at a high higher-end number. it could be up to an astounding 30 million people, according to a harvard researcher. this number is about as many people living in tokyo, which is widely considered to be the most populous city in the world. how do we define modern day slavery? kevin bales is the president of the nonprofit organization free the slaves. this is what he says f. we try to define it, you know, to me, slavery means one person who's completely internet control of another person, that they use

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