these are my fabulous group -- what's the name, fellas? planetarium >> before we get started tonight, i have a question for you all. have you seen earth? ♪ ♪ but have you seen earth >> from space? ♪ tell me have you seen earth ♪ >> from space? ♪ oh planetarium [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> but just how far is space anyway, fellas? it's not so far, my brothers. it is not so far at all. >> not when you have a space shuttle. >> that's right. you see, when you have a space shuttle, earth and space are separated by just a thin little line. >> right on. ♪ it's a thin line between earth and space ♪ ♪ it's called the exosphere ♪ ♪ it's a thin line between earth and space ♪ ♪ but the shuttle can cross it ♪ ♪ it's a thin line between earth and space ♪ ♪ it ain't that far ♪ planetarium [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> thank you, fellas, thank you so much. give yourselves a round of applause, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] you know, we're always saying that if you want to see space and the planets up close -- ain't nobody got a view, ain't t

. - preaching to the choir, fellas. [chuckles] all right. i just need both your signatures on here. - all right. that's easy enough. - easy peasy. one... two. we did it! that's it. your union has hereby been dissolved. - why did we have to do all the touching and the hand-holding if it was just-- - come on. it was fun. - oh. - hey, mac. you mind snapping a photo for the website? but keep my hands out of the shot. i'll put 'em down here. - you guys. you guys, i need help. i don't know what to do. i just kidnapped bill ponderosa's kids. - all right. are the kids confined in any way? maybe in a crawl space or backyard bunker? - no, they're out in the car. - have you touched them yet? - absolutely not. what-- who is this man? - don't--he-- you're--you don't need to-- - what is she, some cheap drag-down knockoff of me, huh? - oh, no. - bill, oh, my god, you are such an asshole. i followed you, okay? - angel-- - i knew you were seeing someone else. - honey, no, that's-- - hi. hi, there. i'm dee. i understand that. listen, i want to just say i'm re

the fella whos as -- who assassinated him discovered an, aism a few years before. was very upset about the conditions that americans labored under at this time in the latter part of 1900s. he was looking for a solution, and an, archism appealed to him. he went to a speech given by emmitt goldman in 1901, may 1901, where he was very impressed. he said that her words made his skull hurt he was so taken by what she said. >> jon: although, to be fair, his skull probably hurt beforehand because he was a little bit of a knuckle head. >> he was a bit of a loaner. >> jon: i was struck by it was one of those situations, usually even in these situations, an assassin, they go to the family. everybody who is family is like, yeah, we never liked that guy. his step dad and sister are like, yeah, that guy was nuts. i knew something bad was going to happen here. >> it was very sad when the newspaper reporters descended on the family. his stepmother in particular was like, we knew he was no good. >> jon: yeah. >> the only thing that surprised him was that he had enough ambition and

it is already in the mitigation measures and those improvements are anticipated by and 23rd e fella if the bill out happens. we have immediate improvements that will generate the impacts and there is the final set of regional improvements in 22 -- 2012. those have been generally plan without keeping precisely priced out. it is our obligation what is before you today is not the trigger for a bill improvement and sponsors will not be able to quantify and that is not a calling card when you talk about providing long-range improvements. obviously, urby and upc are too small. but they are willing to pay their fair share in the they have the obligation on the nl. to give back to building heights and you know the director and it was lost to residential. what you think? the planning department was an extremely enthusiastic. we were encouraged to go higher than we anticipated. we had about 240 community. by the way, the staff told us where to put the buildings and we said yes, sir. we want to work with you. in responsive concerned and you people said you would lower the height of one of the tow

good to have you with me, fella. international journalists are not allowed into syria. u.s. spoke to people that have fled the country? >> correct. we focused on one town in particular. we had not been authorized to enter since the beginning of this crisis. united nations investigators cannot look at the situation, but we were able to get into northern lebanon. this report was conducted with some 50 interviews. they had been in detention and were arrested during the security sweep. >> can you give us a rough idea of the kinds of things that have been happening? >> quite a number of the detainee's told us that they had been subjected to a form of torture where someone is strung up, usually to a bar, held in painful positions over a long period of time, perhaps able only to touch the ground with the tips of their toes, and then beaten. collector chocks were received to the body and textiles. >> who was receiving this torture? >> we are specifically referring to torture in detention centers run by military security. military security is one of the number of unaccountable milita

the tragedy begins at the highest levels artie's in the telling of a cover in moscow explains you fellas go to tom. he's got the latest for us let's see if we can catch up with tom barton shall we and if we can't get that either let's get some expert view we're hoping to get back to our two correspondents in a second a professor from moscow's academy of water transport told us that the main causes of likely to be bad weather and poor safety regulation. there was information of the ship was overcrowded but the number of passengers.

these are younger fellas. they're looking to you for leadership.re you still functioning in a capacity in that moment? >> yes. >> jon: how is that possible? is it training? is it just there's a certain something in you that wouldn't give up? >> it's training and it's the fact that we're all brothers out there, and you wouldn't... just like i wouldn't give up on one of my children, i wouldn't give up on my brothers. and that's this way i looked at it out there. and the way a bird takes care of it young one, feeds them until they can grow and hopes that they become good leaders. >> jon: right. >> it's just mentoring. and i was taking care of my own that day. >> jon: right. incredible. and in this moment, the enemy throws a grenade. >> yes. >> jon: and to give people a sense, do we have like a rendering of the compound that you're in that you're fighting. this is the courtyard. are you in the inner courtyard at this point, the outer courtyard by the chicken coop? >> the inner courtyard. we're on the... well, i can't tell which way that north arrow is

launch me fellas. [ male announcer ] ooh, bad choice.00% juice. jeremy, look at me. look at that smile. that is pudding face. you took my pudding! the evidence is hard to dispute. [ male announcer ] get your pudding face on with oh-so-cool and irresistible jell-o pudding. >>> amanda knox is back in court this morning. two dna experts are telling judges why they believe the dna evidence in the case is worthless. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer in london for the very latest on this. liz, good morning. >> good morning, chris. the defense this case has brought. they're trying to show that the quality of the police work in general has been shoddy and slip shod. in fact, it's not nearly reliable enough to convict a young woman of murder. >> reporter: this month amanda knox turned 24, celebrating her fourth birthday in a row in jail. as she entered the courtroom this morning, she and her family had reason to hope that by this time next year she'll be free. >> i mean, she's still locked up, and so that's horrible, and it's hard every day

an illeam legal immigrant accused of posing as a member of a rock fella family is due in court todayn california. he goes by the name of clark rockefeller was extradited from boston where he was serving a sentence for kidnapping his daughter. 's had been-- he and his daughter were found here in baltimore after authorities were look for him. he is charged with killing a man in southern california more than 25 years ago. >>> funeral arrangements are being made for the owner of a locust point landmark. he died yesterday morning at gill cyst hospice care -- gill crest hospice care. he was 79 years old. >>> 5:48. this morning, remember a football lendl. john mackey is dead. before he had shannon sharp, there was simply number 88, mackey credited with inventing the tightend position as a fryoffense -- as a true offensive weapon. we are left to remember how mackey and lenny moore called the city. john doctor.man remember that is. >> john mackey and lenny moore talked to the people to keep an explosive situation from happening them the went out to businesses and got food and sandwiches and t

the fella i've never seen russell so focused so concentrated that he's the type of fighter who has been in the ring and sometimes does extravagant things but tonight he was all about the job at hand and this is the outcome that's why he was in and out so quickly. another fight night is just meaning it's time to prepare for the next flight which will come on november the fifth he was hoping the plan would be full for night but coming down party must go. and that was us both allow threshold breakers the best thing of us. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers of an r t. they faced this is not a provocation but warn. the forces that we should be scary for you sure it's a pretty picture it speaks of they have no idea about the hardships to face. plate one is the says it is open to new things for any army the life of the usaf is the most precious thing in the.

factor is the russian people want to buy these foreign cars so that there's a big demand for all it fellas and you know in a way people want good quality products and if they can afford to buy and they're going to bot. and business as he will be back in fifty minutes time with number eight dallas is next with the headlines you stay with up to. phoenix six fifty. six six want. to. make you. feel. up. to illuminate to shoot to keep. six if you feel. the sofa a coming. it's all fall down here musgrave this is a mean you leave does it bring on a second multibillion dollar bailout for green spots the union dealt with the debt deal clinched the summit in brussels prompting the major u.s. credit agency to say it will downgrade the debts in the greek default state its. skepticism over joining the e.u. and so despite officials who could be arrested for of how to school sold top belgrade's rates membership so business will climb sound spaces currently on route to the head. and embattled media mogul rupert murdoch praises himself with a needle and financial battle in the new x. but many americans say

. >> and yet women have had difficulty cracking those jobs when those jobs became open again, the fellash the seniority came back again and got the jobs. i don't -- i wouldn't want to deny them the jobs. and i think women would be in the last hired for the category but they got to understand, that in one form or fashion, they maybe not only in manufacturing but not just in law and medicine, you got to look to jobs in male-dominated fields. and yeah, we welcome men for the reason you said. maybe it will up our pay for the first time. we welcome them in the jobs that women have held before. >> women is not effective discrimination than the higher unemployment is on men. what this is evidence of is a massive policy problem that we have got a climate that is not encouraging growth. it is not encouraging entrepreneurship. >> what if the policy change that you think should be put in place for job growth? >> bsinesses are massively afraid of new taxes because of run away spending at the federal level. they are unsure of the regulatory regime they will have to face in the future. and it's that u

marcus and jenny and there's a bit of yourself and fellas you know rossi. will be in the for the first show on this afternoon this is something that they anticipate that but they're on their bikes and feel so much pain so. fast from the beginning and then make it without dying with the use of tires or we are very very proud of ourselves and with off i would like. to cycling now and codell evans is set to become australia's first tour de france winner after a stunning time trial victory in the suburbs of course noble in the yellow jersey as the race concludes in sunday's largely ceremonial final stage to paris the thirty four year old as two time runner up overcame a fifty seven second deficit on stage twenty eight to take the yellow jersey from andy schleck of luxembourg and his brother frank schleck third. and finally it may be some other but one of russia's top ice hockey teams is getting ready to take part in the boston hockey night tournament in the u.s. one of the most prestigious events in junior hockey which upon porfiry reports. sunday promises to b

draw against japan the senator or a put davis is a head with a penalty just before half time and fellas in here got the equalizer just after the break. and in the other game terry won one zero at home thanks to a goalkeeping blunder shemale a sealed off with a simple tap in in the end eric winning on the road in siberia. on sundays in the with number eight in a row and host brought in second bottom spot that now take anonymous cover all of their windfall twelve points from their last ball gangs they host volga legally this year scar who themselves are beaten eleven games krasnodar rostov host locker might take. might have only been a pre-season friendly but there was a little bit of revenge for manchester united and beat barcelona to one after losing to them in the champions league final over eighty thousand fans packed the washington redskins stadium to see it united to lead midway through the first half and welbeck feeding nani here you know makes keeper victor valdes a fast alone at it kind an equaliser twenty minutes from time a stunning striker from tiago but michael owen got the w

within a throw rate scored a penalty get to the visitors to put my head just before half time for the fellas and i got the full life just after the break. where terry won one nil and so on thanks to a goal he. blunder there live on a given as of. he took a free kick butt or another is a big fumble then giving him he'll of a simple tap in winning on the road in siberia. on sundays anita looking for the number eight in a row and has a second bottom spot on our cheek k'naan moscow also informed twelve points from their last four games they host vulgar illegally this discarded themselves of eight hundred eleven games travel to crowds in the dark a rush of. six. that might have been only a pre-season friendly but there was a little bit of revenge for manchester united beat barcelona two one after losing to them in the champions league finals eighty thousand fans packed the washington redskins stadium to see united took the lead midway through the first half welbeck beating nani you know makes people think the valdez passer found an equaliser though twenty minutes from the end a stunning strike ja

one one draw against one less seen a try or a penalty put the visitors ahead just before half time fellas and find an equaliser just after the break. ball in the early kick off to back one one nil at twenty three goals to think beyond that of a simple tap in that room on the road in siberia. now feaster player of the you know messi didn't stake to the pitch but a record crowd still gathered to watch manchester united exact revenge on the under-strength boss lennon's side in a pre-season friendly in washington d.c. over eighty thousand fans practice the washington redskins stadium where midway through the first half of danny welbeck big money maker prosecutor victor bulger is behalf time entertainment was provided by n.b.a. superstar cosey client who took a different kind of penalty shot this autumn finished. well and like in their champions league final triumph over united inmate boss a coach at the. audio field is mostly youngsters and it was teenager tiago week wise with twenty minutes to go how about united manager sir alex ferguson took no chances relying on his heavyweights michael o

fundamentally we do have a democratic system and no one here wants to change the electoral system not the fellas the new issue and there are of issue has not been brought to this to this debate in fact many people here are saying that for too many years we have focused we've been focusing our attention on the palestinian issue and the conflict of the relationship with our world neglecting social and economic development issues so in many ways you're seeing a call reaction in terms of the relative weight of issues in the public debate shifting back to social and economic issues which used to be central in the fifty's or sixty's and seventy's still saying that these demonstrations we're seeing in israel are more to do with economics and social divisions that we are seeing pictures of placards in the crowds saying things like this is a resolution is there a chance that we could see these protests turned violent like we saw in libya and syria could the government take a hard line on what's going on. first of all we have to understand what is at stake the revolution here is in the social and economic

s highest paid goal turns out when he joins the philadelphia flyers this fella the russian is currently on holiday in his home country and richard fan portrait reports still the thirty one year old found the time to pass on his skills to a new generation of netminders. it isn't very often that you get to see either but it's gallup in russia and this is unlikely to change him in a future after he signed a nine year fifty one million dollar contract with the philadelphia flyers and the u.s. saying the pressure will certainly be on the russian but he says he'll be up to the task we have a great team that went to a team that have experienced guys have a great line of defense who are defensive players. i hope are missing that piece i hope that's why i came to feel it to help this team win the stanley cup because belongs. since the seventy four yeah i like over thirty years probably thirty one but it's goal of should be entering his prime he has no intention to hang up his skates at the moments but he does have one eye on the future the flyers netminder set up a goaltending summer camp for bu

. >> we had a fella that fell out even at 9:30 in the morning from heat exhxhstion with throwing up. >> reporter: it's miserable heat. oklahoma city's 14th straight day above 100 degrees. in union county, south carolina, they were handing out fans and they ran out. >> it concerns me because there are people out there suffering, when something as small as a $15 fan can make a difference in their life. >> reporter: it was so dangerously hot, summer school in philadelphia was forced to close early today. city inspectors in dallas went from home to home today making sure families had air conditioners that worked. >> most of the time i get out with the water hose and wet the house down. try to cool it off some. it's kind of really rough. >> reporter: since the start of this month alone, record temperatures were either matched or broken nearly 670 different times, in cities across the country. >> i can't remember it being this hot this early and this >> reporter: adding insult to injury is the drought, now gripping farm and ranchlands in the deep south and southwest. they haven't seen a dr

one draw against them by a last seen a try a penalty but the visit is ahead just before half time fellas and find an equaliser just after the break. ball in the early kick off so that one one will apply straight goalkeeping ponder that all for a simple tap in. on the road in siberia. now say for player of the year little messy didn't take to the pitch at a record crowd still gathered to watch manchester united exact revenge on and understands barcelona side in a pre-season friendly in washington d.c. over eighty thousand fans pats the washington redskins stadium midway through the first office and danny welbeck finale made prosecutor victor valdes the halftime entertainment was provided by n.b.a. superstar kobe bryant who took a different kind of penalty shot this autumn if you stay there as well and like in their champions league final triumph i've been knighted in right boss a coach guardiola fielded most. the youngsters and it was teenager tiago requies with twenty minutes to go however united manager sir alex ferguson took no chances relying on his heavyweights michael owen grabbed t

disappointing one against one less seen a play or a penalty but the visit is headed just before half time fellas and equaliser just after the break. while in reality got that one one nil at time thanks to a goal keeping blunder. and that off with a simple tap in the back winning on the road in siberia. i mean they got the cancer is he expects his side to reach the twenty fourteen world cup finals in brazil that's when was confidence despite being drawn in the same qualifying group as portugal the draw was made at the ceremony in rio de janeiro the legendary pele was there as an ambassador for the world cup while another brazil hero ronaldo rush out of the hat along with of course he's in crew packs with russia so let's take a close look at the group also there are israel for the island as a by john thumbs luxemburg only the ninth group winners qualify automatically all the second place teams will have to enter a playoff the first matches will be slated for this next year after year zero twenty twelve. rather fifty three european teams were divided into nine groups and reigning world champion spa

this part do you need any of that he's always going to be there yeah he's always going to be a big fella now thirty eight corey is eager to get on with his life or go to flaws this take. these were the words of like. probably seven. confident that it was the truth that set him free. to leave florida artsy monticello mississippi. and there are a lot of issues that this one man's story touches on miscarriages of justice the possible inequality of our judicial process in this country and the tactics of police now in this case you see the consequences of one of them no knock raids no knox no announcement police molin and is this case chosen as critics argue they can be extremely volatile and leave very little margin for error here to talk about tactics like this in the name of the war on drugs is there in houston he's executive director of students first sensible policy now thank you so much for being here thank you critics of no knock raids argue that possibly in very volatile situations where you have a fugitive on the run or hostage situations of that kind of thing they can be effective b

these folks they've got these wrong way trade agreements that we've negotiated over the years and say fellas we'll fight the same deal we gave you. and they'll gridlock right if we have got to stop sending jobs overseas there will be a sucking sound going south he was right and just like we outsource u.s. jobs in manufacturing plants overseas now we've even outsourced the american way itself once we dropped it nations like china india brazil south korea picked it up and guess which economies are booming in a few years china will surpass the united states as the top economy in the world and if you in decades india will surpass us to the bric nations that's brazil russia india and china all nations that now employ the american way currently account for one fifth of the world's economy and represent forty five percent of all the economic growth on the planet we're being left behind by nations that are beating us at a game we invented beating us at the american way. there's no better example of this economic shift in this tale of two bridges yesterday china opened up the world's largest bridge o

i liked the little fella.not bad. >> cleat us, a shelter cat who may otherwise be facing his own death sentence was adopted by benjamin condemned to die for the murder of a police officer. >> somebody when i'm feeling down, it seems like he can tell. he can climb all over. he slept in the bed the whole night with me some guys are worthy of keeping their lives and they gave him a death sentence everybody deserves a second chance. you like being here, cleat us? >> why not? you get fed every day and get to sleep in the bed with me. it's hard to explain. he's like a kid. he means a lot to me. parra are still appealing his sentence, the execution date could be years ago if at all. eric is nearly out of options. i could be executed in to six months. maybe sooner or later >> wrinkles was convicted of killing and shooting his estranged wife, her mother and sister in law. we met him on the episode at indiana state at 2006. >> i was into methamphetamine heavy at the time. one thing led to another. here i sit. >> at the

a fella was holding a private birthday party. a fight broke out.birthday party was being held. and hollywood a massive fire and an apartment complex is believed to be arson. this was the scene earlier as they battled the blaze. it also charged a carport- chcharred a carport. >> also, the largest temple store could be in new york city. 24,000 square feet and grand central terminal. it is expected to vote on monday apple was pretty excited to move into the iconic location. " skiing in july? coming up some sierra skiers. get some winter fun in the middle of summer. >> summertime some mild temperatures. readings in the 60s, the 70's, the 80s, when it is going to warm up, coming up ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what'

. >> use a little common sense, fellas. rmageddon wasn't enough to scare paris hilton. by saturday, sheheas at the beach. next year, they'll have to endure another carmageddon. shutting down their beloved 405. >> it's the road to everywhere. airport, work, the east side, west side. >> reporter: but for now, these are the closing credits everyone was hoping for. for "good morning america," clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. >> let me just say, i'm proud today. >> homefully the people will go as well for carmageddon 2. >>> coming up -- casey anthony on to a private plane. dan abrams and nancy grace will weigh in. >>> and a little dog with a whole lot of courage. you're about to meet paco, the crime-fighting chihuahua. r 25,0. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capitalone.com. what's in your wallet? uh, it's okay. i've played a pilot before. what's

fellas, have you seen how many girls are in this joint? kyung lah, cnn, tokyo. >> and let's take with asia a little more longer to take a look at the weather conditions there. jennifer delgado joins us as the cnn weather center. hi, jen. >> the weather in asia hasn't been so nice in some locations. let's go over video to show you what's happening. another day of mud slides and landslides. this video you're looking at. reportedly 18 people died. this is out of the northern province. you can see the ground collapses after days of torrential rainfall. this is a pattern we've been seeing over the last several weeks. the same time we also saw heavy rain down towards the south. as i take you to the satellite imagery, you can see the bulk of the rainfall through central parts of china as well as areas like shanghai and as well as areas including japan. this is where we'll see the heaviest precipitation over the next two days. but it looks like the north is going to get a break from the heaviest rainfall and also down towards the south. in additio

me and the other fella that ran up here at the same time. and larry was laying on his back. i told him not to get up because i didn't know what his injuries were. but i made sure that he did not get up. he was badly burned, real bad. >> reporter: mike alvarez giving us a little detail about what happened this morning. this house caught fire around 2:30 this morning. neighbors said they heard an explosion. and investigators are here right now. and all we know at this point is that it is a suspicious fire. we'll bring you more a little later on. reporting live, jade hernandez. >>> concord police broke up a large party that they say included underage drinking. neighbors called the police to complain about a party on walnut avenue near farm bureau road last night. there were close to 300 people at the home who had gathered for a birthday party for a 17- year-old. the teenager said things got out of hand when party-goers started throwing bottles at the officers. >> i saw people throwing stuff at the police and saying stuff to them. i said you need to respect kick punched him caus

remember this little fella?from that super bowl commercial. >> he is a little guy with a big mission, and max is heading to d.c. next week lobbying for children's access to quality care, quality health care. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta met up with max and let's just say capitol hill is going to feel the force. sanjay? >> reporter: next week washington is going to feel the force, so to speak. he's a little guy with a big mission. take a look at who i met when i was out in l.a. >> dr. gupta. >> yes, sir. >> you're it. >> i'm it. >> yeah. >> reporter: max page only knows one speed, full speed ahead. >> i don't know if i can keep up with this kid. >> reporter: you've probably seen max before even though you might not know it. remember this volkswagen ad from super bowl xlv? darth vader, no, just max. >> yeah, we have access. >> reporter: within mere seconds of meeting him max was asking about my daughters. >> three girls. >> let me guess. >> 4-year-old, 2-year-old, 6-year-old. >> you gout, it ho

>> mandatory yard, fellas. lock it up. >> what about all these?ing foreign language ] >> it doesn't matter? >> no. just take it outside. take it outside. >> take that one. good. go on and get dressed. he's big, man. >> yeah, he is. >> play football in. >> no, just started growing. >> the reason we had you down here, we're searching your cell. we got information that either you or your cellie are involved with the 2-5s. have you ever heard of the 2-5s? >> i've heard of them, but have nothing to do with them. >> they're up there searching the cell. it appears at this point they haven't found anything up to this point. i don't want to anticipate finding anything on you or we're looking at your cellie. it will be okay. just relax. all right? >> come on. >> why do you think i'm here? >> probably already know. you guys were up in my house two weeks ago. >> who was up in your house? >> put two and two together. >> who was up in your house? >> a guy was. >> it wasn't my crew. >> okay. take your shirt off, and take everything off. >> sergeant gomez catches

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. >> see you, fellas. >> thank you. >>> rebecca brooks is arrested and questioned, and london's policeommissioner announces his resignation all in connection with that scandal. >>> and later, got nails? we call her mama jazz. and you'll meet her straight ahead. >>> let's check headlines right now. two major developments in the phone hacking scandal and bribery scandal involving rupert murdoch's news corp. rebecca brooks, former editor of "news of the world," has been arrested and is now being questioned. brooks, who is often called murdoch's surrogate daughter, was the head of news corp's british newspapers until she resigned on friday. and this london police commissioner also resigning over his connection to a former executive editor of "news of the world" paper. >> happy birthday. i wish you everything that is beautiful. he's been a grandfather. >>> south african native charlize theron wishes one of the best known freedom fighters a happy birthday. nelson mandela turns 93 on monday. south africans are asked to volunteer 67 minutes to service representing each year mandela fought agai

come on, fella. >> jimmy: look at that. >> we need some treatments here.>> jimmy: ah, yeah. >> g g involved here. >> jimmy: what -- >> the small bowl right in front of you. open it up. >> jimmy: all right, okay. what is that? >> a squirrel monkey. >> jimmy: there you go. >> he wants more. >> jimmy: take my wallet while you're at it. >> every time i bring an animal, i'm going to try to make you fall in love with it. >> jimmy: it's not going to happen. i'd be happy -- can i be honest with you? >> please do. >> jimmy: i feel like -- you feel like you have control over the animals but one of them could mistake my eyeball for a grape and pull it right out of my face. >> not eddie. he's more of a -- >> jimmy: i kind of like eddie. i think i could own an eddie -- >> touch his back. >> jimmy: i feel like i'm being tricked. >> he's totally fine. he likes you because you're giving him the food. the only way that you get aggression this guy is if you try to take the food from him. >> jimmy: i won't do that. >> people often think, oh, they make great pelts because it'

and i like the little fella.not bad. >> cletus, a shelter cat who might otherwise be facing his own death sentence, was adopted by benjamin richie, who was condemned to die for the murder of a police officer. >> somebody when i'm feeling down, you know, it seems like he can tell and he's right there. he'll climb all over you and stuff. when they executed my friend mike, he slept in the bed the whole night with me, you know. that was pretty cool. my cat cletus. society didn't need, you know, some guys back here worthy of, you know, keeping their life, so they gave them a death sentence. you know, that's like giving up. i'm not going to -- you know, nobody wanted the cat, i'll take him, you know? everybody deserves a second chance. you like being here, cletus? take it as a no. why not? you get fed every day, don't you, boy? you get to sleep in the bed with me, don't you, boy? it's hard to explain, you know. he's like a kid, you know what i mean? he means a lot to me, you know. >> still appealing his sentence, richi