soldierings were used as human guinea pigs. during the cold war the military embarked on a top secret program to test chemical and biologic weapons. the researchers used animals. believe it north, they also used humans, volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs are emerging from the shadows with disturbing stories what the military did to them then and how they're being treated now. dr. sanjay gupta investigates. >> i enlisted. joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. >> i went straight to ft. bragg. it was just the thing to do. that was my obligation, my duty as an american. >> i was drafted and sent to fort sill and placed in the 85th missile detachment. we were supposed to be security guards for the nuclear warheads to go on the missiles. >> reporter: three american soldiers. tim joseph, frank rochelle, bill blazinzki. call to arms nearly a half c

soldiers were used as human guinea pigs.rked on a top secret program to test chemical and biological weapons but researchers used animals but believe it or not they also used humans. volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. well, nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs are emerging from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them then and how they are being treated now. dr. sanjay gupta investigates.

soldierings were used as human guinea pigs.ing the cold war the military embarked on a top secret program to test chemical and biologic weapons. the researchers used animals. believe it north, they also used humans, volunteers from the army who had no idea what they were signing up for. nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs are emerging from the

you can work with tony's kitty rescue, with the small animals and guinea pigs and birds and chickens. >> you always have an appreciative audience. >> do you feel that what you have learned here helped you with your own dogs? >> the training they don't have? yes. and it's things that you learn, we usually outlive our dogs and every time you get a new one, you have skills to teach them. >> one of the programs is training program and it's staffed by a member of the community and one of the programs she has is dog socialization. >> we started this program for canine socialization. and all the dogs available for adoption get to play for two hours. and it's a time for them to get incredible exercise and play with other dogs and we have remedial socialization. and it's incredible the dogs and they get exercise and run and tumble and when most adopters come to look in the afternoon, they are quiet and settled. >> and i want come and someone sees a dog and loves it, it's quick. and after three weekends, i saw him and he connected and i connected and came back. >> what is your experience

it is alpacas or guineas or a combination of both. an alpaq-guinea.nly what you get down here seven days a week you can count on it like clock work that is rice and dehydrated potato flakes. as i was saying, rice that means tonight we'll have potatoes on here. dehydrated potatoes. >> they add water to them and it's like sea monkies. they add water, poof, you know. stone says he had a better diet at indiana state prison because the inmates were allowed to tend gardens and grew their own food. >> this place has so much area that is not being used. they could do the same thing down here. if they allowed gardening, this place could self feed itself even. this place has got so much potential. but yet they don't use it. they don't have no cat programs down here. they don't allow no gardens down here. they don't allow no hobby crafts down here. you're pretty much not even allowed responsibilities down here. it's not a place where you have a way of life, you know? instead it's just you're here. that's it. you're just here. >> rehabilitation is a sense of resp

this picture was taken in 1923 when he went into the army and he was stationed in new guinea during world war ii. and this flag he kept all the years. >> he took it from -- >> the fallen japanese soldiers. i had the flag translated and it has the name of what they figured out. because it has two different kinds of writing. old writing. i think they call it kanji and more modern writing. it is like a personal flag where a guy's buddy signed it. these guys are from the prefecture of kyoto, the old japanese capitol. and they -- there is a death poem on there and that is blood right there. so i'm trying to return it back to the families as a gesture of peace and friendship between our peoples. >> and the mercury news so eloquently put it in an article about you, that why you are doing it. because these men, if you didn't kill them, they would kill you. >> yes. that's what soldiers do to one another. actually, it is nothing personal. but it is personal. but the thing is, that families suffer the same. their loved ones, they die. it is all the same. we are all human beings. i remember one annec

guinea pigs are getting into the spirit of the games.very athletic rodents doing a host of events. swimming, synchronized diving. no, josh? there's dressage. >> what are they doing? >> he's horseback riding. why do you ask? >> that is -- >> dressage. yes, that's a fancy way to say horseback riding. i'd like to point out as josh likes to say, no guinea pigs were hurt in the making of this calend calendar. not even a muscle pulled. it's digital trickery. and it's available online. >>> and i know i'm 4 for 4 today. "green acres" the classic 1960s sitcom about a couple of gives up the glitz and dplam of the big city to go live on a farm. it's going to broadway. no word on who will star as oliver wendell douglas. eddie albert and eva gabor. and the pig. expected to play a role in the musical, a version of the tv classic. >> people tell you all the time -- >> have that in the cd, too. >> i would have worn that one, too. and then raised my hands. >>> what a crowd, robin. i've got to tell you, i've never seen folks wrapped around the corner like

well, nearly half a century later, some of these human guinea pigs are emerge ing from the shadows with disturbing stories about what the military did to them then and how they're being treated now. dr. sanjay gupta investigates. >> i enlisted. joined at 18 years of age. it was the height of the vietnam war era and really felt a sense of duty to my country to go and serve. >> i went straight to ft. bragg. it was just the thing to do. that was my obligation, my duty as an american. >> i was drafted and sent to ft. sill and placed in the 85th missile detachment. we were supposed to be security guards for the nuclear warheads that were to go on the missiles. >> reporter: three american soldiers. tim josephs, frank rochelle, bill blazinzki. call to arms nearly a half century ago from different backgrounds, about to share an experience that would change each of their lives at edson arsenal military base in maryland. >> a couple of doctors came and gave a presentation. >> they presented it as, not everyone would be chosen. >> there would be a guaranteed three-day pass every weekend. >> three-

following the visit, the japanese foreign minister protested to the russian ambassador to new guinea, saying the visit is unacceptable. >>> japanese and russian officials made attempts over the years to resolve this long-standing territorial dispute but their diplomatic efforts have fallen short. kunashiri is one of the four islands in question. other islands are east of hokaido. . a treaty from 1855 recognized the islands at the japanese territory. they controlled the chain for the next 90 years. the ussr agreed to release the islands provided both sides sign a peace treaty. the japanese government has consistently demanded the return of all four islands. in 1993, the first post war document to refer to all four islands, it's stated the territory issue should be settled based on law and justice. but there has been almost no progress in resolving the dispute. the japanese government has had difficulty establishing a consistent diplomatic policy because the prime minister has changed six times in six years. plus, russian leaders have invested heavily in the islands as their country's e

supervisor chu: guinea's quickly speak to those large projects in the pipeline? >> good morning, supervisors. in the deputy director of the department of building inspection. ctmc a arrived at our department last friday. one hand is over the 10-year, with 50 to 60 projects. construction costs are about $3 billion. then there is the number of units over 5000. any specific project you want to ask about? supervisor chu: generally, what are the big projects in the pipeline. are there any recent ones that we have passed? you said you had 60 cases, ones that are over $10 million. >> right now, we are doing the real on that, with the market in construction. still, they have an architectural addendum that needs to be approved. and then lots of it in the mid- market. 99 street. i have all of those. i can give you a copy. supervisor chu: that would be good. thank you. >> when you look at expenditures, they have grown from 2009-2010, to 2012-2014. in the 13-14 budget, there will still be 3.5 million less than 2006-2007. we are trying to do this in a controlled, logical way.

we've narrowed it down to alpacas or guineas or a combination of both an alpac-guinea.e and dehydrated potato flakes. as i was saying rice. that means tonight we'll have potatoes on here. >> they add water to them and it's like sea monkies. add water and poof, you know. >> stone says he had a better diet at indiana state prison because the inmates could tend gardens and grew their own food. >> this place here has so much wide open area that is not being used. they could do the same thing over here. this place could feed itself even. this place has so much potential, yet they don't use it. they don't have cat programs down here. they don allow gardens down here. they don did the allow no hobby crafts down here. you're pretty much not even allowed responsibilities down here. it's not a place to where you have a way of life. instead it's just you're here. that's it. you're just here. rehabilitation is a sense of responsibility, sense of duties and stuff like that. if you're not given those or not given the opportunity to accept those, then the word rehabilitation just don'

crossing the street and keep your naked balls out of people's tea it is to the like you are in papua new guinea where they explain when you shake that guy's hand t means you want to [bleep] that guy's wichlt don't do that you have britain's prime minister to insult euro limb pick experience back. >> we are holding an olympic games in one of the busiest, most active, bustling cities anywhere in the world. of course it's easier if you hold the olympic games in the middle of nowhere. (cheers and applause) >> jon: no, no, no you did not. the middle of-- no, no, you know what. when it am coulds to foreigners attacking the states there is no utah. there is only we-tah. don't worry romney i got utah's back. put me on the utah cam. what's up? what's up, britain. what's up britain. sorry i didn't get back to insulting you earlier we were too busy taking salt out of our huge lake so that our food doesn't taste like [bleep]. actually that was kind of harsh. you know what, david cameron i got your back too, britain cam. i'm not-- wait. (laughter) britain cam. (cheers and applause) utah, i'm not saying you'

. >>> start loving on guinea pigs. >> i don't think shrek would say, that will do donkey after he sees this. >> going to eat it because it's made of hay. be like if they made a hat out of hamburg irs. want to eat that, too. >> doodle, you're going to break it. >> hey, give it back! >> he took the woman's hat and wasn't inclineded to give it back. >> it's whipping. let go! bad donkey! ah. >> did you see what he just did? >> just like -- >> he went in for a food grab. >> she kissed the donkey. i without have hit the donkey. >> is it her donkey? if it's her donkey, maybe -- if it's her donkey, maybe this is a training method. >> bad donkey. ah! >> if it's a stranger's donkey, we might have a problem. >> she smacked that ass. >> you're going to break it. >> it's ripping! bad donkey! >>> this man is a 75-year-old, and he went to the doctor in bombay, india because he was suffering a pain in his eye. the doctor takes his fancy equipment and looks in his eye. >> i don't even want to know. >> something was growing back there, wasn't it? am i going to puke? >> you will get close to puking becau

a new calendar guinea pig games going for gold. there's dressage. >> what are they doing? >> he's horse back riding. why do you ask? >> that is -- >> dressage. yes, that's a fancy way to say horse back riding. i'd like to point out as josh likes to say, no guinea pigs rehearsed in the making of this. not even a muscle pulled. it's digital trickery. and it's available online. >>> and i know i'm 4 for 4 today. "green acres" the classic 1960s hit from the big city to the farm. it's coming back. no word on who will star as oliver wendall douglas. and the pig expected to play a role in the musical, a version of the tv classic. >> people tell you all the time -- >> have that in the cd, too. >> i would have worn that one, too. and then raised my hands. >>> what a crowd, robin. i've got to tell you, i've never seen folks wrapped around the corner like this at times square. they are wrapped all around the corner, pressed up against the windows. tell me your name? >> christian court. >> christian, how tall are you? >> 5'8" and i'm 13. >> yea

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situation on the gulf of guinea and the most populous country in africa nigeria is roughly the size of france and belgium combined. it's the size of the country the niger delta region that's the object of envy. a geological insult that is overflowing with excellent quality oil. thousands of drillings licensed to the oil companies of the whole world pierce the country's ground on land and at sea link together by pipelines that run through the mangroves in the sea in every direction . today nigeria is the largest oil producing country in africa the scene of a banquet between companies. all. after arriving by helicopter and after the regulation search patrick one of the two managers takes over from his colleague john francois his back to back in offshore speak. with an engineer turned manager of a nigerian father and a maltese mother. is one of the rare employees of the company to hold such a post. you've got plenty on their schedule to produce one hundred sixty three thousand barrels a day for next month will where we're dealing with large volumes of this it which is very very flammable

one bag he takes them with him to the hospital to see his wife she had given birth to the son of guinea on the night of the flood. if you send my regards to fit lana try to keep your spirits up let me know if you need me i'll call you. will be waiting for your call. somehow he managed to get his wife out of their flooded home but getting to the hospital was anything but easy. we were taken up the hill but the water kept rising which my wife kept saying she had intense pain we had to wait for an hour before the water came down a little early then could be taken to hospital. the water had broken. into. already knows that they have lost almost everything but this is not the first time when she has had to start from scratch. was raised as an orphanage she says that the worst is behind them the leg was just in time to save her if you arrive half an hour later she would have drowned but now she is happy. but. it took us pretty long to get to the hospital i gave birth to my son attention fifteen now i go into our friend it is impossible to live in our apartment. i passed. wealthy british scien

. >> reporter: she almost made it, an astonishing piece of flying from california to new guinea.ut 75 years ago today over the remote south pacific amelia earhart disappeared. triggering a massive search and sparking one of the enduring mysteries of our time. her plane went down near a group of tiny, uninhabited islands. rick gillespie, who has devoted years to the search for earhart, believes she landed safely. >> you think she was a castaway. >> oh, yes. there is quite good evidence that she was a castaway. >> excavations on this island have turned up products that appear to be manufactured in the u.s. in the 1930s. a woman's compact, a flight jacket zipper, and a jar that may have once held freckle cream. >> earhart had freckles and didn't like her freckles. >> reporter: add that to a newly discovered photo taken several months after earhart's disappearance that seems to show something. >> it does appear we have a picture of a piece of debris from her airplane on the reef of this island. >> reporter: armed with new, deep water submersibles and side scanning sonar technology, g

>> become a guinea pig? >> exactly. >> and your wife is a doctor and she says -- >> a firm no. no way. >> dan harris reporting on this phenomenon tonight. thank you, dan. >>> and coming up now, the mystery love birds from last night have come forward. what was really going on in this picture. not exactly what we thought. [ growls ] lucky for me, your friends showed up with this awesome bone. hey! you guys are great. and if you got your home insurance where you got your cut rate car insurance, it might not replace all this. [ electricity crackling ] [ gasping ] so get allstate. you could save money and be better protected from mayhem like me. [ dennis ] mayhem is everywhere. so get an allstate agent. are you in good hands? [ dennis ] mayhem is everywhere. put me at 5 timesd out my greater risk of a stroke, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa®

there is also an unnamed large rat that and the guinea pig. but certainly not least, there is ago. most of these animals were not advantage or lost, it just our remaining here until owners can get back to their homes. there is great relief that most of these cuts have gone back to their families but also the realization that if the fires flare up again, these cages could become full. veterinarians take care of the remaining past. they say the animals go through stress, just like their owners. >> it is an extremely stressful situation. among the stressed rv's and three hands. it is a day of a lot of smiles for people who have not had a lot to smile about. >> a lot of fog at the coast. fog at the golden gate bridge. notice the fog obscured the tops of the towers. temperatures in the upper 50s, it is cooler everywhere around the bay area. temperatures were down 10-15 degrees over what we saw yesterday. notice is a little bit of a job in the water this evening. here is a look at front temperatures. as we go into decline but for fog to push into th

compete in the individual platform well the country's rising young talent he has a horrifying new guinea quiz the tour will take the floor and a springboard events. myself and serve you have to get our hair the right first and foremost as mental toughness can become the most important aspect at such a big event like the olympics in the women's program russia will be represented by three earth let's. beijing silver medalist an associate was nicola in the olympics debutant the dish the budget or individual screen both hopes well of the ten me to discipline. will be seeking nothing short of gold despite being only twenty three. to two thousand and four olympics and his experience we'd be on for years. but i think i can make the top three in london the competition will be excellent and set chiva tracie now have to carry out my programme playlist. hole and russia will have divers competing in six gets you greece out of the eight i'm all for it with such a force to be this china even one london medal of the highest will you will be considered a successful team. something credible to watch as a

before world cup qualifiers against northern ireland and israel in september russia stars including guinea i've been here in of have backed his imminent appointment. you're going forward i think this is the correct decision and he's a great coach and one of the best around he's been in charge of england and top clubs around europe he's very experienced it will be great to work with him but you should share it with i don't really know what to think at the moment so many names will link with the job like capello is going to learn we'll just have to see what he's able to bring to the team and hopefully he'll help take russian football forward. meanwhile barcelona's new coach tito villanova says he will be relying heavily on their star manual messi in the upcoming season villanova is getting the squad ready for their clash with rival free on the grid in next month's spanish think pickup reale won the league last year but villanova believes he has the talent to claim the spanish title this time around. messi has a very special role in this team last season hugh scored a lot of goals hopefully h

compete in the individual platform well the country's rising young talents he has a hero for a new guinea because the tour will take the floor into springboard events. i think that both myself and sarah have to get our hair the right first and foremost as mental toughness can become the most important aspect at such a big event like there lympics in the women's program russia will be represented by three earthly it's begun silver medalist in the us to see a person of color in the olympics debutant the dish the bhajan are our individual springboard hopes well of the ten meter discipline you little to know will be seeking nothing short of bald despite being only twenty three over won silver at the two thousand and four olympics and this experience will be on her year. yes. but i think i can make the top three in london the competition will be excellent and set chief of precinct i will have to carry out my programme. all in all russia will have divers competing in six cancer greece out of the eight. and with such a force to be this china even one london medal of the highest value will be con

of radical diversity but you can still in the different cultures whether in england or paw paw new guinea, marriage is understood of something to do with a public commitment of a man and a woman who are complimentary beings come together in a public covenant for the bearing and the raising of children. that's what the word marriage in english has meant and every other language has some word for referring to that institution. and so, if that's what marriage is, then we need a word for it. so whatever you think about homo sexuality or same-sex partnerships or whatever, there's still this reality out there in the world that's universal. and so what that means is that if a government is limited and just, just as it recognizes the reality of individuals, it will also recognize the prepolitical reality of a universal institution such as marriage. so you see the point? a tolerant government will do that. it's not a tolerant act for a state to decide that it's going to irrigate to itself the authority to redefine an institution that exists prior to it just as it's not tolerant for a government to

spread this suffragist message, which is that, if you are going to represent women -- as liberty, guinea to give us liberty. >> the statue still serves as a counterpoint for political movements around the world. why don't we sum up by talking about ways in which the statute exists all over the world to make different statements? >> probably the one to begin with is the goddess that the chinese students put up in tiananmen square. this very explicitly was designed to be a replica of the statue of liberty -- the young man who came up with the idea had a postcard of the statue of liberty. he was from a town of thr hours by train from beijing. the reason why i know about this is that he was interviewed in "the new yorker." he told the story. he gets on the train, goes to beijing with this photograph of the statue of liberty, and he goes to the art school and he and students there decide that they need to represent their movement by creating a statue of liberty. they build this goddess of liberty out of papier-mache and other materials. at the last minute, thehange the features of the statue

effectively what i said was look, you guys don't have the time to be the guinea pig for every diet outnd let me do that four. i'll look at the clinical research, test it on readers. >> this is not just a weight loss book, not just a body building book, not just a book about sexual techniques. >> swimming, running, sleep it had every aspect of the human body if you wanted to optimize it. >> sort of you're the if you fun defuns here. >> you not like i'm subjectively opining on this stuff, looking at journals that people hadn't taken the time to look at closely. to me, it's that to get good data and come to conclusions about these life-changing tools or approaches, you don't necessarily have to attain your clinical study through the typical channels. you can get really valuable data in hours. >> with that data, what i'll back up by saying this. it seems there's a thread between both books that is just taking things that seem big and breaking them down intoability size pieces where small things can have a big impact? >> yeah. >> what are some of those things relating to your health and bod

. >> we call my celly hamster, but he's more like a guinea pig.u can take it any way you want, you know. he was the first one, and he lived through it, so we went on with it. >> i wanted to do a little dye and see what it was like and it spread through half my eye. i said it's a little late doing experimentation now. i got half of it, might as well go all the way. took a couple more weeks and went all the way. now they're red. >> i will say this, you have to be committed. if you decide to do this, it's not -- it hurts. it takes some time and you got to be serious about doing it. you really do. >> it's painful. it's like somebody taking hot ice picks and stagging the back of your eyes if you hit the wrong spot. they're done now so i ain't got to worry about no more pain. i don't get complications in vision. i don't see no red. it's all just perfectly fine. i wasn't scared to do it. i live with the balls to the wall theory, you know. >>> coming up, years after this video aired on "lockup," the limon inmate who threw the punch looks back. >> gave him

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