unbeknownst to me, you walked in at the moment and obviously heard what i was saying. there was a bill along the lines of what? the cables are not out yet? i looked up to find you standing in the middle of the room with smoke issuing from nose, eyes, and ears and no one else in sight. all 20 or 30 people had exited with a speed and facility that would have put houdini to shame. [laughter] the single exception was winston lord who was huddled in a corner prepared to hang around for the pyrotechnics and to clean up my blood when it was all over. [laughter] larry's variations on that scene in exhaustive. as for example, his tail of my reaction to a fax machine that had swallowed a just three edited version of my maiden speech to the un at the precise moment i was leading to deliver it. on the occasion in damascus when, after a night-long negotiation, i had barely gone to bed when they called the faithful to prayer from a loudspeaker seemingly placed right outside my window. [laughter] reacting to what i treated as one harassment too many, i knocked on larry's door convinc

as they arrived on 1800 block, unbeknownst to them, two men with violent criminal histories or having an argument inside one of the restaurants. these men were career criminals with asian gang affiliations. their arrest histories include robbery, carjacking, trafficking, assault weapons. this argument escalated and moved out onto the street, growing heated, just as sergeant gordon pulled the car to the curb approximately 10 feet from the restaurant. the string of four parking spaces next to his vehicle were empty, so he had a clear, unobstructed view of the two men as they came out of the restaurant arguing. sergeant gordon saw one man pushed the other backwards and told lt. parra there was a fight in progress and both police began to exit their car. in that instant, sergeant gordon saw that one man now have a revolving in his hands and was shooting in down irving street in the direction of the other man. surgeon court and chatted to lt. parra that they now had an argument that had escalated to a shooting. both officers sprang into action without hesitation. sergeant gordon, while dri

but unbeknownst to anybody in america and the files weren't open into the '90s, the oss had a secret plan to work with the communist to sabotage japanese operations in china. they had plans to outfit a force of 25,000 guerrillas and give them guns and ammunition, and radio so they could set up networks. and we've done a few other things like that in other parts of the world, afghanistan and pakistan, and things like that. it keeps happening over and over again. john service was told by mao we first arrived i want you to look around and we will talk. we both want to talk but let's wait a while. so wasn't until a month later that they went and had these conversations. but he was told he could talk to anyone else you wanted to answer his question. the americans sent men out on missions with the communists behind japanese lines, all the way to near beijing. and they came back and reported about, yeah, this is for real, these folks are organized. meanwhile, during all this time, john service had met mao chat was a famous actors and their friendship blossom. they met on a public bus. it bl

unbeknownst that the webcam was rolling.e's got a shot of the guy in his bed with his macbook with no shirt on and joshua's caption is i really don't want to know what this guy is doing with my macbook. he's got screen shots of the thief logging onto his google account. even one shot of the thief deleting joshua's macbook settings. he's got other photos of him. even a photo of him taking the macbook away in a cab. initially joshua did contact oakland police. oakland police at the time said they were too busy and it was too much of a low priority. yesterday joshua started tweeting about it, he did get the attention of oakland police. he said, look, i found an e-mail this guy sent on my macbook indicating that he's a cab driver. oakland police set the cab driver up, tricked him into picking them up and last night they made the arrest. joshua has been tweeting about this over the past 24 hours. here we go. this was nine hours ago. the police used my evidence e-mail which pointed to a cab service that he was a driver and tricked

. >> reporter: unbeknownst to simmons the challenge set wheels in motion to this seventh grader. >> they told us to sign a permission slip for cpr. i told mom, sign this, hurry up. >> reporter: he wasn't just interested in learning cpr, he wanted others to learn it, too. >> i trained my family and i started training other people which led me to go train to this buddhist temple. >> reporter: with each new pupil he trained another certification form for simmons. >> i'm like, wilson, are you getting these people? oh, yeah. >> reporter: by the time wong was done he taught cpr to dozens of people. >> 96, i think. >> 96. yeah. 96. yeah. that is amazing. it is incredible. he did a great job. >> reporter: administrators asked him his motivation for training so many. his answer took them by surprise. >> i want people to save lives. my dad, he passed away and that motivated me to do more. >> reporter: his father died of cancer. he wanted people to have the skills to help his father if he needed it. >> it is cpr. who doesn't want to save lives. >> reporter: alameda county ems has trained 10,000 stu

unbeknownst to me the entire world won't stop with the cracks about her butt., so to speak. >> i can't even take this seriously. i've said numerous times, like, i haven't had plastic surgery, no butt implants. >> are butt implants really a thing? i thought people just talked about them. has anyone actually seen one? kim and her sisters have had enough of the lies and frankly i don't blame them. last night in an unscripted moment on their unskrapted reality show they were on the computer and found the straw dha broke the camel's backside. >> tragedy struck kim kardashian last night. her left butt cheek exploded. >> they can make up completely fake stories. >> this is the same website that said kim burned a raccoon. >> forgetting the exploding butt cheek, i want to hear more about the raccoon 37 with kim looking on the other one came up with an idea of how to set the record straight once and for all. >> who the hell of a normal person gets butt implants. >> if you want to them wrong, get an x-ray and -- >> and x-ray -- >> of you're ass to show there's no silicone

unbeknownst to even his oldest associates, he was quietly taking on other so-called "feeders." it didn't matter to avellino and bienes-- by the mid-'80s, their cut was reaching upwards of $10 million a year just for passing along their clients money. so, is this easy money, would you say, that... that you're making with madoff? >> easy. easy-peasy. like a money machine. i... i always said i never lifted any heavy weights. people have said to me, even recently, "oh, you must have worked very hard." i said, "no, i didn't." "oh, come on." i said, "no, i didn't." i never worked hard. we were like an airplane-- an airplane, you know, flies itself. but if you make a mistake in your calculations-- oh, boy, you do a john denver. you run out of fuel. >> smith: did you ever think to yourself, "this just is too easy, this is too good"? >> i said, "i'm a little too lucky. why am i so fortunate?" and then i came up with the answer; my wife and i came up with the answer-- god wanted us to have this. god gave us this. >> smith: in 1987, avellino and bienes opened a second office in fort laude

like the one with the thief asleep on the couch, unbeknownst that it's recording his nice sleeping habits there. there's another one of him shirtless in bed working on a computer with a caption posted by kauffman, i really don't want to know what this guy is doing with my macbook. there's screen shots of him logging on to his google account and deleting kauffman's settings. there's a shot of the guy driving away with it. all of these images taken apparently without the thief's knowledge. well, kauffman says that he did contact oakland police a month ago, even gave them the location of his macbook using this application, but officers at the time said they were too busy to take on this case that it was such a low priority. apparently kauffman did find an e-mail indicating that this thief is a cab driver and yesterday he was able to get in touch with officers who tricked the thief into picking them up, thinking that he was going to be picking them up for a ride and they did make the arrest last night. all of this posted on kauffman's twitter feed. basically, let's see, it was around -- i ca

, george, had keys to the car, they could have taken that angle saying he put the body in there unbeknownstcasey. she thought she hit a dead animal. that's what she tells a girlfriend. they have taken the position the body was never in the car. the odor evidence that's coming up is new science and so this is going to be the first time it's introduced in a courtroom in the united states. there's a lot for the defense to work with. it's pretty powerful. >> has it been decided whether the smell evidence will come into testimony? >> the judge is letting it in if the prosecution lays the proper foundation. we expect they will. >> three jailhouse videos between casey, her parents and brother show a complicated relationship. what do they tell us about what she knew about the whereabouts of her daughter? >> well, based on the defense opening statement when she's in jail, the jury has seen witness after witness talk about casey's behavior in that 31-day period where she doesn't report her daughter missing and doesn't have the care in the world, my daughter is with the nanny, she's partying, in a hot

unbeknownst to him his mic button was pushed so his words were being broadcast to other people, air trafficing. >> and people who were fat. >> so mann bleeps, you won't oo know what he's talking about. >> you'll get the gist. >> we found a little bit. here is what it is. >> now i'm back in houston which is easily one of the ugliest. all these [ bleep ] old dudes and grannies and maybe a handful >> that's so mild compared -- no, no, no. he was fing this and fing this. >> he called them grannied and grandees for the flight attendants. >> and one attendant he called part doable. >> there's a question we want to ask the facebook people. what do you think should happen to this guy? he was suspended out pay and he had to go through some sort of sensitivity reprogramming and is now back at work. >> this happened in march. do you think that's enough? the question was asked should the guy or someone who does that -- should they be fired? the way he speaks and what he says, does that make him a good or baddpilot? probably doesn't make much difference. but what he said was so hateful -- >> it was vile