and i think that's, when you say that the silly title like editing james franco with james franco or something like that it sounds like the most self-centered. >> rose: i didn't say that. >> it sounds like the most self-centered thing in the world saying i'm there saying-- doing like this, like -- darnd i want you all to note the date i-- you know, got my first acting or something like that. you know what i mean. >> rose: i do. >> it's not that at all. it's, it was actually a very vulnerable act saying here is my life. and you can cut it up and make me look however you want. because frankly, that's what all these news outlets, reviewers, movies, these promotional tours, they are all framing me in different ways and you know, it's sort of me but it's also kind of not me. and so i wanted to just give it to a bunch of filmmakers and say all right, what do you kind of make of it. but also bring themselves into it. so they ever's a big part of the movie. it was a group collaboration. and there's a film now. but it's-- but i just did two skype phone calls. it wasn't like i was lecturing ab

a suit filed by the estate of james franco and alleges that the pipeline led to the blasts. the attorney told ktvu news that any financial awards will go to franco's needs and the surf rider foundation. >>> the oakland police department is defending plans to restructure its departments. they are creating what it calls a major crime unit to investigate such offenses as homicide and robbery. the change will mean that the department is basically giving up on burglary and theft but a spokeswoman says the new configuration is a smarter way to deal with limited resources. >> what the creation of the major crimes unit would do would be to train those robbery investigators and felony assault investigators said they would be scouted investigating a homicide. >> anthony batts is expected to sign off on the restructuring at the end of june and. >>> home buyers kept their money in their pockets at the end of this month. it was at the lowest level since 2008. overall 3% fewer homes were sold last month. contra costa fear the worst with 14% fewer homes sold could solano county was down 4%

>> qwestlove: no, that's franco-american. >> jimmy: that's franco-american, man. >> steve: which is odd, 'cause doesn't franco mean france? >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: the frano-prussian -- >> jimmy: yeah, spaghettios. >> steve: a french and american company made spaghettios. not an italian. [ laughter ] it's not italio-american. >> jimmy: no, no. it's franco american. >> steve: go ahead with your show. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. [ laughter ] you okay? i'm on the phone -- i'm on the phone. sorry. [ laughter ] did you hear about this, higgins? 85-year-old hugh hefner and his 25-year-old fiancÉe crystal harris have sent out the invitations for their june 18th wedding. that's right. yeah. she told the guests to wear white, but bring black, just in case. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] just to be careful. [ cheers and applause ] just in case. i'm not saying anything. that's right. hugh hefner and his fiancÉe sent out their wedding invitations. she's registered at crate and barrel, while he's registered at plot and casket. [ laughter ] now, i've never heard -- [ in unison ] i've never hea

franco was one of eight people killed in the blast. they say poor maintenance and construction resulted in the explosion it seeks unspecified damages and jury trial. >>> can't kick the habit? why you may want the blame mom and dad. >> she admitted to giving her 8- year-old daughter botox and bikini waxes before beauty pageants. >> everybody was having a great time until this happened. >> caught on camera, children's laughs turn into cries what happened when a bounce house blew across the playground. >>> the emergency that forced this plane to go down. >>> it is supposed to be april showers bring may flowers, now we have play flowers and the effect. all that will have on the evening and tomorrow mornings commute as eyewitness news continues on cbs 5 i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your gree

want to see this so when they go out and put inside in any color so it says to me three chairman franco the president solitude two thousand and fourteen organizing committee spotlight we'll be back shortly right after a break so stay with us we'll from see this interview in less. yes my name is daniel smith this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation of all that we can fix project. the first step in the for the state is through to get information out about the real world. through him. on and on. through the figures are going to be a good marker for you. if i have a point and was this in danger he would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because it has become a war of all this all james bond. then all the actual information. thank you. so all the people around the wold. pay me. for sun this is just a parliament building in berkeley. but then sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the red army. its capture became the symbol of the fall of the fascist city town. and the victory over naz

was admitted as a student in sculptor and he study -- studied in paris up to the outbreak of the franco war. he was there for two years as a student. forame back in the 1870's another three years, by which point he was married. his wife was a painter. he met when they were studying painting in italy. the story -- the story of their marriage is extraordinary. i was able to tell that story because her letters, which number more than 200, have all survived and they're all in the library at dartmouth college, which is very near cornish, the home that they finally established on the connecticut river in new hampshire. >> do you go there? >> oh, yes, indeed. both to work with the letters from dartmouth and to the site at cornish. >> how many -- i know you stated you used information from over 30 different institutions in the united states, how many different places did you physically go? >> just about all of them. harvard, yale, collections in boston, collections in new york, collections here in washington. >> and chicago. >> chicago. >> how many times -- >> i love that part of it. >> how man

. >> porque pueden tener franco tiradores, algunos artefactos que podÍan funcionar a la hora que entramosÓn de inteligencia. guzmÁn estuvo 12 aÑos en la clandestinidad, pero la orden fue clara. si no encontraban resistencian, respetarÍan su vida. >> conveniente dejarlo con vida para que no se convierta pues... en martir. >> no niega que tuvo presiones para eliminarlo. >> hay ciertos sectores que prefierÍan asesinarlo. >> lo presentaron como un leÓn enjaulado contra su comitÉ central y fue detenido, su organizaciÓn se extinguió. diferente suerte tuvo el terrorista nÉstor cartolini que tomÓ la embajada de japón en en 1997, muriÓ en el combate. y el ex presidente caminÓ junto a su cadÁver. h@este rehen participÓ desde dentro de en el operativo de rescate de 71 de 72 personas cautivas y enfrentÓ a los terroristas. >> tenÍa que saber que los iban a matar. univh@not uni-fin de semanh@uni@ unh@est uniÁn de semtrenados pa disparar a zonas vitales, no pueden esperar de ninguna manera que el enemigo dispare una sola bala que lo pueda matar. >> la misma disyuntiva tuvieron los... frente a osama bin

autoridades, las supuestas victimas vendian limonada en la cuadra 400 de la calle "lewis" cuando "jose franco de san jose, se acerco a y les mostro sus partes privadas. --el sospechoso fue detenido gracias a que varios testigos dieron su descripcion a las autoridades. --al ser detenido al sujeto se le encontro en posesion de marihuana, y conduciendo con una licencia suspendida.--el incidente se registro el sabado. ---un grupo de defensores del medio ambiente le envio un mensaje a la empresa "chevron". ---los manifestantes de la organizacion "rainforest action network" se colgaron junto con una pancarta del puente "richmond san rafael"... el cartel decia, "chevron es culpable... limpien la amazonia".---la protesta se realizo dos dias antes de la junta de accionistas de la empresa que se llevara a cabo en sus oficinas centrales de "san ramon."---en febrero, un tribunal ecuatoriano encontro a "chevron" culpable de contaminar el medio ambiente y la empresa recibio la orden de pagar 18-mil-millones de dolares en compensacion por los daÑos... "chevron" apelo el fallo. --la mujer que supuestamente t

la casa blanca dijo que han sido francos, la operaciÓn y que dada la naturaleza de Ésta es lÓgico quel. >> si estaba la mujer, sino estaba la mujer, si estaba rodeado de la familia o no. hay que dar a conocer la verdad a todo el mundo y ya. >> tambiÉn se conociÓ que quizÁs el helicÓptero fue explotador propÓsito luego de derribarse pues tenÍa correcciones tÉcnicas del Último modelo. >> el perfil de vuelo de estas naves en este tipo de operativos es de volar a alturas muy bajas y a velocidades de 180 nudos, 200 mph aproximadamente. >> ahora otra controversia, ¿fue legal el asesinato de bin laden? no se puede ordenar el asesinato de un jefe de estado pero se puede mandar a matar a un lÍder terrorista. el procurador general dijo hoy que el ex-presidente bush tendrÍa que tener parte del crÉdito. luego le pregunta es si desde su punto de vista fue legal matar a osama bin laden. >> me preguntaba si pienso que fue legal matarlo, pues una vez mÁs no estaba allÍ, no tengo todos los hechos pero en cuanto a lo que me han dicho y lo que se ha reportado me parece que fue legal matarlo. osama bin l

the driver is identified as jose franco. three young girls say that franco bought lemonade from them and then exposed himself before driving off. >>> a small act of mercy today from the iranian government. two of the hikers held for nearly two years were allowed to call their families for only the third time. shane barack and josh fattal said that they staged a 17-day hunger strike. their phone calls were limited to just four minutes. it's not clear if their physical condition is the reason that the recent trial was postponed. sarah shourd was released last year for humanitarian reasons. two of them are being held on charges of espionage which they deny. >>> the deadliest single tornado strike in more than half a century. at least 116 people are dead. and hundreds more injured after a massive twister came through the city yesterday. we have the latest pictures and response from joplin. >> there it is. oh, gosh. that is a monster tornado. >> reporter: the violent attack began just before sun down. a massive tornado three quar

i want to remember the works of victor franco. he looked, he was one of the survivors of a/sweuts. this too shall pas. the best way to build hope is have a plan. when i talked about being on the streets. it's very operational. have bigger brother and cousins. that coalition building. i was flying back. i did a key-note. going to nasa, you have 3 big panoramas behind me. my people. i will end with this, ladies and gentlemen. i got on the airplane. i was tired. i got in and i was on a good airline. i got in the window seat. a gentlemen, an african american. people were getting on the plane and they were bypassing us. they would look and keep going. i knew something was up. they looked at the same chairs. i said, it is what it is. until a young boy came. and he sat between us. that gave me an awful lot of hope. it took him to teach us. children have a renewed effect on us. finally to conclude. i had a great complement. most teachers who are here with respect. you are the reason we are here. you give us hope. this complement, he said, doctor revelez. you are pretty cool. nice, huh. but

and franco remembered the long list of hollywood elite who sought an audience with the bishop. >> jack benny and george j jetsill and even an unknown actor called, what was his name? oh, ronald reagan. >> and another has delivered papers for the cause of cardinal terrence cook, who shep herded new york city catholics. >> when he died so many stories came to how he he reached out to people and how he was there for them, not in the same kind of public way as someone like pope john paul ii, but in a way that truly touched the hearts of many, many people. >> bishop gerald walsh who worked with cardinal cook, says that he kept his own suffering while keeping a full schedule. >> for 15, 18 years he had cancer and no one knew it except for people who knew with him. he carried on a schedule that would kill most people. seven parishes, schools, ten huge counties, omnipresent and going for blood transfusions quietly the in the middle of the morning. >> though, there are a handful of naturalized americans sainted like sister francis cabrini born in italy. american-born saints are rare in the cath

mountains and see the go all it and could be put inside any color so it says to me three chairman franco the president i'll get saatchi two thousand and fourteen organizing committee spotlighted will be back shortly right after the break so stay with us we'll continue this interview in the last. yes my name is daniel schmidt this is julian assange we're here to make a short presentation about the we can fix project. the first step in the fourth day is to get information out about the real world. to hear works on and on anger. secrecy is the biggest. going to be a democracy. if i put it and you saw as this changes you would hunt me down and kill. this is exactly one of the reasons why we left the project because it has become more about this all james bond. than all the actual information. like you. know all the people around the wold. be. for sun this is just a parliament building entirely. but then sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the red on. its capture became the symbol of the flow of the fascists into town. and the victory over nazi german

to spotlight and maldonado in just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is the mutilations franco the president of the saatchi two thousand two thousand and fourteen organizing committee. we've talked about talked about this patchwork you chose as one of the symbols of the sochi. games yeah yeah yeah now let's talk about the mascots you chose finally three mascots this is this is unprecedented to have three now suppose three different animals representing representing the games as mascots why. wasn't it possible for you know i mean i wouldn't choose one love i mean i mean who cares about the actual animal i mean the whole thing is how he's drawn you remember the moscow nineteen eighty mascot there . their wish could be he was a wonderfully draw and everybody still remembers them i mean. this isn't a true i was very eager to have the wrong piece of music or some sort of innocence when i was young i was in the school of time but i can tell you that first of all we're breaking the olympic records more and more and if this is the first time in the history of the olympic games perorati

she will join james franco, he plays a salesman who finds himself over the rainbow and becomes a wasase. the film starts filming this summer. >> just in the dirt is taking some time off from his asian tour to meet with special fans. nine children, survivors of the earthquake and tsunami. the children are from some of the hardest-hit towns. >> there are only good times to come. >> the pop star wanted to perform a concert in the tsunami hit areas. that proved impossible, the embassy set up this meeting. there are two concert scheduled in japan this week. >> 60 6:00 a.m. is the time. will be back in a couple moments. we're going to take a live look outside. this is treasure island, sunshine and just a few clouds. more to come. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? ci

. >> the death of miriam franco, struck by a drunk hit and run driver as she tried to cross st. paul in october 2009. some hopkins students found their own survey 87% of the students felt unsafe crossing the road. >> there is the one between 34th and st. paul, they are both really dangerous. >> me and some of my friends have had close calls, people are kind of crazy drivers around here. >> it happens, yeah, pretty often, more than you think. >> reporter: one other students in this weekend's accident had a head injury, but we are told that both students involved in the accident are expected to survive and make a full recovery. >> derrick, thank you. >> police do say the state's attorney's office will make a final decision on what charges to file in this case. >> finally after getting hosed at the gas pump, prices are starting to drop. national average peaked near the $4 a gallon mark, now, it is believed that it could fall by as much as 50-cents by the time summer arrives. a gallon for regular $3.98. 30-cents more than we were paying last month and a dollar more than a year ago a

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down franco but easy blueish we go steve mcmanaman and many others meanwhile the biggest. is the governor who has also been right around the capital grozny the team to appoint the argentinian legend and other stars has not yet been announced but it could include great russian players of years past as well as current russian premier league it's not the first time such kind of event is taking place here in grozny in fact two months ago former brazilian players came to town the visitors one six four so the russian team will be out to do better this time but whatever the results are you still footballing fun is guaranteed. ok a brief look at some other world headlines this hour and in egypt violence is continuing between christians and muslims following a we've had the sectarian clashes with this is day christians were attacked by muslims during a rally the weekends a day of the rising left there some days and a christian church taught in the capital cairo of the events of braised to conserve a video creasing presence of ultra conservative islamic groups in the country after p

people like mother joan out of franco gracie and you know what i knew all those people were playing or thought of before. well here in moscow five time when this test can have been joyous technical heists of the russian cup final the only mandate city rival spots are in the penalty shoes ask around stay or face something to side on armenia that happens scored a single goal in normal time strapped home with ak andre johnson was awful it's. spartak have really provided pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was all for the russian cup as usual the tension between these arch rivals is close to point as the price of fifty three is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. spartak entered the cup clash as the out of form team how each turn out to be again with virtually nothing between the north pole former rivals but finally three minutes before half time to his car broke the deadlock. cross from the right flank and unsurprisingly as was the tall figure. who popped up to win the ball on the far pos

each claim bissextile of the season and there indeed self a top a very status ahead of the upcoming franco. you know the more do i do. you do so for the first place or simply the perfect place to. go to but you know i always believe the first rule is that i just read. a great. now reigning formula one champion sebastian vettel has added to his overall lead in style by making it three wins from poor a sense at the turkish grand prix at the weekend german leading for the majority of the race eventually moving his competition in the dust plenty of time to spare rebel teammate mark and ferrari's fernando alonso came second by a large margin here is hamilton started and finished the race in fourth while the girls big trip to the start date from second place on the grid and russia's tightly control began in seventh and ended up in eighth place in his original. moving stateside and to the n.b.a. playoffs now where atlanta hawks maybe two all in the series against chicago bulls on sunday night but all eyes were on the ball defending champions l.a. lakers or had to climb back from three nothing dow

cup and then they've won only two out of ten regains it's like going close in the title race but franco says he'll fight to keep captain says fabregas of the club bring in more experienced players. and you know what competitions. it's more i would say big frustration because you have the feeling. of a very cruel all the competitions and. own little. so you cannot say we are happy but those were not to work it is a disaster but. overall i think the true cause is true to win the championship in the recent years and virtually been more frustrating because really if you look good do we really lost some of the games in a decisive mormon cheechoo the we need. a trauma to reach out to our team now russia's olympic past alexander shook off says twenty five goals is their plan for the past approaching london games should cost is currently overseeing the country's preparations for their own winter olympics and starting in twenty four teams us the summer games in london are only fourteen months away and head of the russian olympic committee thanks for third place overall medals table next year in

start delivering gas from russia to germany in the autumn bypassing transit countries such as ukraine franco has. stretching from verbruggen russia to grow stalled in germany the one thousand two hundred twenty four to one of the pipeline is the pump fifty five million cubic meters of a beer and gas to the heart of europe majority owned by gazprom the project has received enthusiastic backing from germany in the past however analysts out of the peace ability of such an ambitious and expensive project claiming that there would be insufficient demand in europe and he is russia would not be able to build it however the nuclear crisis in japan has caused major european countries to rethink their energy policies thereby pushing russian gas to the fore once again. and would demand for gas in europe showing signs of rebalancing christine started and poor's believes the completion of the project is coming at just the right time the north stream pipeline we allowed security to germany in particular cities goes there and particularly now that libya's gas exports to europe have been disrupted we find t

legendary marah danis there tonight the all star team also includes players island by the sea and franco baresi in louche lovely pictures there really good starts good omens for growth. right let me take you through some other world news tonight good news in spain and all of these seven are reported dead there tonight as the southeast of the country has been shaken by two earthquakes official say major damage has been caused both of the quakes were said to have happened in quick succession. in a random forties of her spoke on the long awaited trial of three americans they were detained in two thousand and nine and taken into custody on the iran iraq border charged with espionage to the u.s. citizens have been held in prison the third was released a year later on a half million dollar bail they deny all the allegations claiming they were hiking in the area at the time yes we know charges could bring a ten year jail sentence. in poland firefighters after an enormous blaze gutted a textile warehouse just outside walls scores of trucks and firefighters are still working at the site toxic smo

negotiations with a our baby's current partners in russia for the latest i'm joined by our team me treatment franco dimitri today is the deadline for this deal and announcement is expected why would the deadline perhaps not be extended. well there are reports that the sides ruling gazed in last minute negotiations sunday evening an attempt to salvage this multi-billion dollar deal which expires midnight on the monday and well there's no information disclosed yet as to what kind of decision they're mulling but speculation has it that b.p. might need new york times to sweden has offered to be a russian british joint venture t m k b p its partners here in russia have claims that their shareholders agreements between al factis renault both the russian side maybe and b.p. stipulates that tb should be the primary vehicle for all the these operations in russia and ukraine so therefore this deal between b.p. and force them to explore the arctic shelf and exchange assets was in violation of his agreements and this is why it was a blocked by the so-called moderation board in march of this year so this sides

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guy stan franco but they see luis we go steve mcmanaman and many others meanwhile the biggest star. who has also been invited to kick around in the china capital grozny the team to replace the argentinian latch and other stars has not yet been announced but it could include great russian players off years as well as current russian premier league footballers it's not the first time such kind of event is taking place here in christ me and two months ago former brazilian players on the visitors won six or so the russians who will be out to do better this time but whatever the results of the stuff we're building fun is guaranteed. about who the news is do say with also business update now with katrina. welcome to our g.'s business bulletin the euro continues to lose ground due to investor concerns of a growing debt issues in europe the currency lost four percent on the forex in one week and it's currently below forty rubles that's the lowest level since march this year though you get a case of stamina believes the euro's poor fortunes will not last too long. over greek that is the main

the people like mother joan out of franco bracy and you know what i knew all those people were playing before. we mark moscow's luzhniki stadium witness and in thrall in the semifinal to sky getting the better of city rival spy attack in a penalty shootout to reach the russian cup final and there they will face a second to side a lanyard he rushed off in the last four it's called something picked up off. spartak have relative pleasure without pain for their fans over the past few years and haven't won a trophy since two thousand and three which was also the russian cup as usual the tension between these arch rivals is close to buoyant as the price of patriot is even higher as a place in the cup final is at stake. but not answered the cup clash as the out of form team how every turn out to be again with virtually nothing between the moscow old former rivals but finally free minutes before half time to scout broken the deadlock. cross from the right flank and unsurprisingly it was the tall figure of promise nancy who called tough to win the ball on the far post and beat the keeper howeve

we had some time too late in using the stakes as we are doing say for example with syria michael franco to you what about these are military these humanitarian interventions is setting an example good example of what can happen if if tyrants don't go reforms don't happen because you know there syria on the on the agenda there and this is sending messages through the entire region that if you you know the stick can come out but does that make does that fix things to make things better. well what seems to have happened in libya is were we there's going to be a long term stalemate and the people are worse off than they would be if there were stability and if there were. maybe even if some cases if there were a good dictator so that the principle of nonviolence the principle of moving toward self-determination having us rule words those i understand i'm skeptical that we know enough about which side to support we may end up supporting a group that ends up if they win will just become an islamic dictatorship ok danny let me give you the last word on this for this is the last word yeah daniel

calling up his action with the right words he walk us through some of the anger is you know if we're franco to let's say silicon valley how many of them play you is there how many of the founders are a cult founders out there in startups there really are may happen events you know you'd be surprised that fifty two percent of all a startups and silicon valley more than half are founded by people like me people born abroad foreign nationals who came here primarily to study or they came into work decided to make the united states their home and typically after thirteen years of being here they decided to start companies and in two thousand and five alone they employed four hundred fifty thousand workers they generated fifty two billion dollars of revenue and these people are creating huge amounts of jobs for americans and the problem is that because of the backlog and backlog we have a million skilled immigrants are waiting for green cards you know we're talking about the twelve million court who are unfortunate who who entered the united states illegally there are million people here who came

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an attorney representing representing the estate of james franco filed suit last week. he suffered severe burns and died at a hospital 18 days after the slows. poor pipeline maintenance led to the explosion. a spokesman said the company respects the victim's right to sue. >>> home sales are still in a slump. 6,789 new or existing homes sold last month. that's down 3.7% for march and 3.1 from april of last year. home prices are also down. median sales price was $360,000. that is the same as in march. gut down 3% from april of last year. >>> it was a tough day for investors on wall street. a morning rally stopped at noon because of worries about oil prices and earnings. the dow ended 47 points to close at 12,548. nasdaq closed at 2,782. >>> the pentagon said a marine was killed last week in afghanistan. he was killed last thursday. the military isn't releasing any other details of the death. he served in the marines for 20 years. four americans were killed in afghanistan today by a explosive device. the names of the four who were killed haven't been released because their

we end on a lighter note -- congratulations to james franco, officially a graduate of nyu, graduatedy. masters degree in filmmaking. hosted the oscars, got panned. >> horribly. >> and, people defended him saying, look this kid is still in school studying. got a degree. working towards a ph.d. in english at yale. busy young dude. g towards a ph.d english at yale. busy young dude. congratulations. english at yale. busy young dude. congratulations. ♪ you've got one of a kind eyes, so individualize with exact eyelights eye brightening mascara, liner, and shadow collections from covergirl. find your custom colors ith light-reflecting metallics and say hello to brighter eyes! ♪ green eyes -- here's the look for you. blue eyes have their look and hazels too! for a stunning effect on eyes... individualeyes! with the exact eyelights collection from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. with listerine® whitening plus restoring rinse. it's the only listerine® that gets teeth two shades whiter and makes tooth enamel two times stronger. get dual-action listerine® whitening rinse. building whiter, st

came together and had initial success and then they would confront such developed since it is after franco or portugal after his state readership. they recognize they have a long-term interest in stabilizing these countries in bringing them one way or the other, that there is a common interest in that. i do not think an arabian peninsula, where extremely wealthy coal states and extremely impoverished yemen with this very large and young population is a recipe for stability and therefore i think you can make an argument there is a strategic deal that needs to be made here in whatever way they are comfortable making that, the strategic deal needs to be made. >> ad, i am chuck cecil, retired foreign service. in the last couple years i've been involved in a lessons learned project in which we interview returning servicemembers of potential and reconstruction teams in and afghanistan. one of our questions is what could've made you more for getting your work? is a very common answer is if it had more freedom of movement i could have done a lot more. and by that they mean their movements were gre

he arrived on the eve of the franco-prussian war. shortly paris was cut off from the world. all the other ambassadors from all the other powers left the city, got out, except washburn. he says my duty is to stay here. he stayed through the entire siege, which lasted five months , and he stayed through the horrific, god-awful, commune that followed, where the french were killing each other by the thousands in the city of paris. he not only stayed and served admireably, getting workers out of the city at the request of the german government, some 20,000 of them. he organized and arranged all that. a magnificent humanitarian successful mission. but through all that he also kept a diary every day. the diary wasn't just did this, did that, lunch with so-and-so. no. they are long, superbly written entries of real substance. there is nothing like them in existence, and they were unknown. mike hill found them, and he found them in a place no one would think to look, in the library of congress. what had happened was that the family or somebody had taken his letters -- he also wrote l

. >> reporter: then a phone call almost two miles away, david franco, an oil rig worker, sees a dog walkinground his work site. >> i knew she belonged to somebody. >> reporter: paisley and her family race to see if it's true, that their dog had somehow managed to escape the tornado's grip. then the moment they had been hoping for. >> she's coming right now. >> roxie! >> reporter: it is roxie. >> thank you very much. here we go. bless her little heart. >> reporter: she survived with only a small scratch on her leg. what do you think of finding her dog? >> awesome. >> reporter: you didn't think you were going the find roxie again, did you? >> no. >> reporter: when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yes. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home, but they've got each other and roxie, too. ed lavendara, cnn, piedmont, oklahoma. >> we've met so many incredible people this week and we want to thank them all in many states for spending some time with us and letting us tell their stories and letting us see their bravery a

then a phone call, one day after the storm, and almost two miles away from the wood's home, david francor, sees a dog walking around his work site. >> as soon as i saw her, i knew that she belonged to somebody who may be house got destroyed. >> reporter: paisley and her fame jump in their truck and race to see if it's true, if their dog somehow managed to escape tornado's grip. then the moment they'd been hoping for -- >> there, she's coming right now. >> roxy! >> it is roxy. >> thank you very -- ah, here we go! >> bless your little heart. >> reporter: she survived, who knows how, with only a small scratch on her leg. what do you think of finding your dog? >> awesome! >> you didn't think you were going to see roxy again, did you? >> no! >> reporter: and when you found out she was okay? >> i was very happy. i started dancing. >> reporter: the happy dance? >> yeah. >> reporter: they might not have a place to call home, but they've got each other and roxy too. ed lavendera, cnn, piedmont, oklahoma. >> we've met so many incredible people this week, and we want to thank them all, in many stat