i took a walk back to. get to many more families for good or for a lot. of people give voice to. when i am. sitting. down on the survivor and i'm looking to go i think you thank you so much yeah i must see both of you i'm . the democratic candidate for congress in the first district i was honored. except the invitation to be part of this my name's pete ashdown a runner for u.s. senate for utah and i'm here to support marshall because i think what he's doing is a great i want him as larry can agree with him so much that i just got out of the army myself i was active duty army for five years one of the rank of a sergeant i'm here to support arsenal i've really support the cause and i believe that people you know people need to be aware of what's going on the world right now great majority of the active duty army supports this and they want more of this they don't want to put it you know sent packages or put a sticker on their car or they want you to do this supporting a troop is supporting a change. twenty years ago the largest country. to serve today to the first. place had been t

now in the meantime the first part of our special report on a former war correspondent who's taking a walk of almost a thousand kilometers in a bid to talk people out of conflict. thank you. we. can. meet. the week. when i came home it was amazing i was honestly one of the best friends of my life i thought i was going to pass out i was so happy. there was my wife with my daughter that i had seen for a year and it was just almost too good to be true it was going to. at the same time though there's only so wonderful because it's been the last year away from them in iraq which is terrible and so when the t.v. camera man came up to me and asked me some questions i told him out of the bat it's a i'm really going to be home i'm proud of my service but i am against the war in iraq and i know that some family members and some friends weren't pleased that i said that i thought it was maybe inappropriate at the time but if every soldier comes home and they just say that they're glad to be home the nuns going to know the truth about what's going on in iraq. just. puts a. slight listed as having a sig

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a u.s. citizen and an iraq war veteran to walk down the street without being arrested. fishies it's a good paper imodium i didn't proof any kind of black letter and water working for you so for bring cone pants and then calories like trial makes or do in gator it ok that is a good start well it's the morning of the walking. dead and everything's pretty much ready i was hoping for good weather if nothing else just walked over me over me like a friend did my best right so nobody shows up i just washed in the rain all day really thought i. was. just not saying. it's the same planet it's on the bang out of. the. sound just like running does in the coming of the mind it is funny the. getting together. shyness of way of the things saying get out there with a new get on those sheets without the sound the same spiel gains again looking to sing us to grow. by the time we are to the point where people are going to walk with me three become stuck with you scum the first test of this crazy stuff is going to we're. going around that corner and there is a period from our lives and the

a wall. so i was about to go speak to utah state to help promote the walk in right before we go we had a phone call from the utah department of transportation and they told me that if i was going to walk they would arrest me for trespassing on the state highway suddenly it was political suddenly he was against it suddenly he needed a permit. for no other reason than that it was a peaceful but you told me that would be arrested for trying to walk i can't believe one of the symbols walking i really need to know why there was just arrest them unchecked he says that i can't walk on the sidewalk myself because i reasoned through the sidewalk but would like you to do this could you tell your superiors to do we can't just arbitrarily decide to meet me didn't choose policy from other people. and. so will be. when i'm. on tour i'm sorry and i was just you just. kind of you just want to play for. you know trying to arrest me yeah seriously you arrest me. for most americans do you believe the american press to walk down the street wearing way over our heads we don't know what we're doing luckily my fathe

it's laminated on the bottom, tempered on the top, so that a fireman can really walk over this on the rooftop, and whatever. you know, it's good for the top. bottom is protected. so that's primarily where most wire glass has gone. >> just a comment about skylights in the building code. skylights of glass can be located at any distance from that property line protection that i mentioned earlier. typically in san francisco when you're on a property line you have to have a one hour wall. olderbles don't have it but after the 60s they do. this can be right up to the edge of the roof. however, a plastic sky light may not be. a plastic sky light has to be kept back how far from the edge of the roof, one of you building inspectors? three feet from the edge of the roof. i'm not sure why but that's specifically regulated. >> partly because the plastic is flammable. the plastic heats up -- the bad part about plastic is that it will burn and melt. at one point in time, lexan was the cure-all for everything. you can't do this, you can't do that, it's indestructible. a major jewelry store put it i

a good start. it's the morning of the walking. and everything is pretty much ready for supper for good weather if nothing else has welcomed me feel better make me feel like a from. my best friend so nobody shows up i just washed in the rain all day really thought i was. not saying. it's the same planet sign that the bang out of the. sound just running dizzying speed of coming to mind it was funny oh and the. getting together. shyness of landfilling venezuela get out that would love to get on those sheets but that is something a son gains again the interesting of the. by the time we are to the point where people are going to walk with me to read the kind of stuff you scum the first test of this crazy stuff is going to work going around that corner and there isn't but you're going to get my business probably one hundred fifty people which response comic will get that's a lot. that was amazing that has been so good i feel at that moment i thought i could finally come home a lot of the time. it's just wonderful to see so many people he

a u.s. citizen and an iraq war veteran to walk down the street without being arrested. fishies it's a good paper imodium i've been proofing camelback by underwater walkie talkie cell phone ring code parents and then calories like troll makes for good in gator and k. that is a good start. it's the morning of the walk. and everything's pretty much ready i was hoping for good weather if nothing else this walk with me feel better make me feel like i'm doing my best right so nobody shows up i just washed in the rain all day really thought i. was. saying. the same planets on the bang out of. the. sound just like running does in the coming of the night in this funny away the. getting me gather. the shyness away. get out that with love a new get on the sheets with that beside us feel that it's a good looking this thing of the right but by the time we are to the point where people are going to walk with me three become stuck with the scum the first test of this crazy stuff going to work going around that corner and there is a period when i can imagine there's probably one hundred

is why he was a good guy as he said well. people walk in we get a circle and keep walking for them or discover got up the next day and walk. thinking that maybe that would be blustery a good the war i was really happy that he could get out and he could keep walking even though he was scared that ants and devastated with the news. i was charged trophyless comes for a possible total sense of one hundred fifteen years ago with good behavior i'd be getting out of two thousand. when i realized that the war was. always at home which i realized for i would really is such a silly and on paper i felt that what i could do was expose twenty three years of life fines and prison treatments and that it might help to solution from a political bird started it was seven thousand top secret agents they would have to the full extent of the law against me and that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon had in mind too but i just thought it might help and i was ready to go to prison if it might help i told him again blacklisted for the r

is why he was a good guy and she said well. keep walking and we get a second keep walking or by the board it's kind of got up the next day and walk. thinking that maybe that would be luster the good of the war i was really happy that he could get out and he could confide in me even though he was scared. and devastated with the news. i was charged trophyless calls for a possible total sense of one hundred fifteen years or so with good behavior i'd be getting out of truth out of the. when i realized that the war was wrong and all the good people in which i realized what i would feel each section of the pentagon papers i then felt that what i could do was expose twenty three years of lawyers from birth of trenton's and that it might help to slow the film for war but started it with seventy thousand top she could page which they would have to the full extent of the law against me and that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon headed to put on i just thought it might help and i was ready to go to prison i've had my fill i t

so i was about to go speak to utah state to help move the walk to the right before we go in a phone call from the utah department of transportation and they told me that if i was going to walk they would arrest me for trespassing on the state highway and suddenly it was political suddenly he was against it suddenly he needed a permit. for no other reason than that it was a peaceful but you. i told you that i would be arrested for trying to actually believe but what if some was working and i really don't know why they want to just arrest them unchecked he says that i can't walk on the sidewalk myself because i have a reason to walk the sidewalk but would like you to do is could you tell your superiors to do we can just arbitrarily decide for me to meet good insurance policy from other people. and. so will the nothing. but i'm. i'm sorry and i was just you just the previous has to like what. you're trying to arrest me yeah so you see your recipe. for last year has to keep believing in american from rest to walk down the street wearing whale perhaps we don't know what we're doing luckily my

some clothes on you so we can go for a walk. but i do. call in the staff both a playground for children in the courtyard. the barking of watched dogs can be heard even ham. it is then there were a few still he's by my side who are shelley old alone those nursing mothers haven't changed all the artists we do work because we have got no time for that you doing more research to be two years older than my terms here current student. alina hopes she will not need to tell her son that he grew up in a colony she would like the boy to have happy memories of friendly teachers rather than bob wire. polly on off as one of the new arrivals headed for the high security colony in the to the region period make yourself comfortable with his joint other inmates after a quarantine period. alice been issued with bed linen chained to his bunk bed the. inmates tell him about life inside on the monday. puzzle how are you. going to stop people from now it's much better. because it's a world apart from how it used to be flown on for the various of the boys first

visiting a mini zoo in the colony at the same time the mothers feed their babies and take them for a walk. this is for q my son carrie lee is six months old oh she's such a naughty child now let's put some clothes on you so we can go for a walk. but i don't. call in the staff both a playground for children in the courtyard. the backing of watchdogs can be heard even handed. it is then you were at this job she's by my side who are surely older you won't post nursing a lot is having tantrums over here is we don't work because we have got no time for that you know when was three years old when my terms here constant. bellina hopes she will not need to tell her son that he grew up in a colony she would like the boy to have happy memories of friendly teachers rather than barbed wire. polly on off is one of the new arrivals headed for the high security colony in the region here is make yourself comfortable. has joined other inmates after a quarantine period. pavel has been issued with bed linen and shown to his bunk bed . inmates tell him about life inside on the monday. i am puzzled how are yo

and we get it's like a people walk into a corner or discover got up the next three and walk. thinking that maybe that would be luster the good of the war i was really happy that he could get out and he can keep walking was scared that and devastated with the news. i was charged twelve thirty comes for a possible total sense of one hundred fifteen years or so with good behavior i've been getting out in two thousand and eight. when i realized that the war was wrong always get home which i realized when i read the earliest sections from one of the papers i felt what i could do was expose twenty three years of lies and good treatments and that it might help to slow the people from war but scripted there was seven thousand top secret papers they would have to the full extent of the law of history of that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon had in mind to put i just thought it might help that i was ready to go to prison if it might help by talking to any black person for the rest of your life it will be on your record the book. and. at that point he said we

is why he was a good guy as he said while. he walk in get a second and keep walking for very little or this kind of got up the next day and was. thinking that maybe that would be the us they were the war i was really happy they could get out and he could keep walking even was scared that ends and devastated with the news. i was charged twelve felony counts for a possible total sense of one hundred fifty years so with good behavior i'd be getting out of two thousand and eight. when i realized that the war was wrong or with their life which i realized when i would view earliest sections and enough people i then felt that what i could do was expose twenty three years of lies by pushing the truth and that it might help to slow people to war but specter there were seventy thousand top she could. they would have to use the full extent of the law against me and that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon had a right to put to trial i just thought it might help that i was ready to go to prison if it might help i told him.

and i raised $7,700. >> everyone who walked had a personal reason. stret walked for himself. >> i'm walking because i've had aids myself since 1992. >> reporter: stret says seeing this crowd is an inspiration. >> i love it. i hear a lot of people about walking for the cause. and it's my cause and i'm walking. >> i am walking for my brother who died of aids. and i'm walking for everyone that has h.i.v. and aids. i know we went through it and i know people need help. >> reporter: some say on the 30th anniversary of the disease they walk because they've never known a world without hiv and aids. >> it's growing, more and more and more and more. and so it's important to be educated and be safe. >> reporter: in 25 years of aids walk san francisco, organizers have managed to walk more than $74 million for bay area bay service organizations. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu news. >>> jack lindon square was filled with faces looking for a home. rescue groups all combined their efforts to find homes for cats, dogs and bunnies. >> we just hiked 7 miles.

is why he was a good dad as he said well. he walk in we get a second and keep walking toward for the more this kind of got up the next day and was. thinking that maybe that would be the luster the good of the walk i was really happy that he could get out and he could keep walking even though he was scared that and and devastated with the news. i was charged twelve felony counts for a possible total sense of one hundred fifteen years so with good behavior i'd be getting out of two thousand and eight. when i realized that the war was wrong and always get home which i realized when i read the earliest sections of the kind of the papers i then filtered what i could do was expose twenty three years of lies from bridge of treatments and that it might help to solution people for war but expected there with seven thousand top secret pagers they would have to use the full extent of the law against me and that there would be basically a life sentence. that's what nixon had in mind to put on i just thought it might help that i was ready to go t

he went to 43 with a walk in his first game. -- 2 for 3 with a walk in his first game. not bad. bean is williams fell short of another wimbledon title this year -- venus williams fell short of another wimbledon title this year, but she is playing with the washington cassels against the kansas city explorers. this is a way for elite players to get ready for the u.s. open. she values her time in washington. >> i was here in april and it was great. some of those kids were here. i get to know them and see them a few times a year. i'm going to try to win for washington. it is not easy, but i'm going to try to win today for them. >> england taking on japan in the women's world cup. nice, long field pass with the volley upper 90s. it does not get better than that. perfectly placed. england wins, 2-0, and they advanced to the quarterfinals. espn and abc have acquired the television rights for wimbledon for the next 12 years. the finals and a highlight show will air right here. >> how many kids like that have you had? >> not many. -- kicks like that have you had? >> not many. >> do not f

inmates walk about a barracks inhabited by some one hundred people pavel is going to spend many years in the surroundings. this is the medical bay. and this is the cloak room. the inmates working in the industrial zone leave their belongings here. for some it's a day off they watch t.v. read books or play backgammon in the lounge. for sure all are being made andre often i service here are ready to hear your decision about my possible role. and rafa nassif future now depends on the court ruling. judges will soon convene for a special session in the commons. we have come to the conclusion that inmate after nice year is ready for parole because he is firmly. on the way to being informed good the rehabilitation is possible without it being isolated from society. called a good. twenty four hours later than draft will leave the calling of the long awaited cold hard the first article. by a moment calls ruled in my favor. to let me go tomorrow. for a solo for no pierce course me all this time. i'm very happy and i know everything is going through now make sure you get home safe and sound of m

chanting a slogan or waving a sign some space in a figure of walking that's pretty normal people walk every day right too bizarre it's not good it is to go write a book right on to something very simple we're such non-controversial it just everything. looks. for us this is really again raised and during the vietnam era when the peaceniks were a bunch of weird people they were hippies and and into drugs and that kind of stuff and i just didn't want my son to be associated with that kind of thing but. he really held it in. yeah like he just said. utah's the read a statement he said we have the highest ratings for bush and for the war and it's my home state so i think this is the best place to do it and marshall is how do you top ease some of the predominant hate cheese keeps you looks like a normal you time he's not on the fringe he's not banging drums the state of utah as a whole i think is extremely conservative by that term i mean resistant to change see tom still really like george bush they like him as a guide eighteen would mind having a glass of milk with them or if they're that

months old oh she's such a naughty child thing you know let's put some clothes on you can go for a walk. but i don't. call in the staff both a playground for children in the courtyard. the barking of watch dogs can be heard even handed. it is then you are used to the still she's by my side crucially old alone most nursing not is having changed and the other is we don't work because we have got no time for that when we should be two years old when my terms here christine and. bellina hopes she will not need to tell her son that he grew up in a colony she would like a boy to have happy memories of friendly teachers rather than barbed wire. polly on off is one of the new arrivals headed for the high security colony in the region here is make yourself comfortable. has joined other inmates after a quarantine period. powell has been issued with bed linen shown to his bunk bed. inmates tell him about life inside on the low monday. puzzle how are you. go from here to from now it's much better. it's a world apart from how it used to be. on for the various of the i first turned up here fings were

i was just in salt lake city and i took a walk downtown and i saw a pillar that had been built in the last 4 years that a big block of sandstone that i recognized. it was probably wingate sandstone that had been hauled up there from about 200, 250 miles away, but i noticed in the pillar that was a gap at the bottom and i walked up and looked through the gap and i saw there were some posts in the distance and i looked around and there was a circle around the gap and there were signs around it and then each post a prism in it so that light going through the crack would hit the prism and that light would go to another prism and you would be able to tell the time of year by this object that was built in the last 4 years. and i saw this and i thought, what would archeologists think if they encountered this? they would look at this and say, what civilization was this? what religion drove them to do this? we keep doing the same things over and over again. many researchers believe these archeo-astronomical sites are very specifically designed where other researchers say it's all coincidence.

a rouble. so i was about to go speak at utah state to help promote the walk in right before we go in a phone call from the utah department of transportation and they told me that if i was going to walk they would arrest me for trespassing on the state highway and suddenly it was political suddenly he was against it suddenly he needed a permit. for no other reason than that it was a peaceful but you. i told you that i would be arrested a pretty good actually i believe but one of some was working and i really don't know whether what you just arrest them unchecked he says that i can't walk on the sidewalk myself because i have a reason for one side more who would like you to do this could you tell yourself you used to do we can just arbitrarily decide to meet me didn't transpose the other people. i'm. so old enough to keep. mum. on i'm sorry and i was just you just in the previous hospital like war just like you're trying to arrest me yeah seriously you're asking. stupid can you believe in the american press to walk straight here in wales i had seen how we're doing luckily my father was a lawyer and

a u.s. citizen and an iraq war veteran to walk down the street with i've been arrested. and fishies it took it for a movie and i've been proven kemah backed by underwater walkie talkie so for bring co-parents and then calories like trail mix or getting gator and k. that is a good start. it's the morning of the walking. and everything's pretty much ready i was hoping for good weather if nothing else this walking me through better make me feel like i'm doing my best right so nobody shows up i just washed in the rain all day really thought about was. not saying. the same planets on the bank. sounds just like running does in the cold coming in behind this funny or whether they're. getting together. the sun is the way things get out there with me and love to get on the sheets without the sound the same spiel that it's a good looking to sing of things. but by the time we are to the point where people are going to walk with me three become stuck with the scum the first test of this crazy stuff is going to work going around that corner and there is a big you can i could imagine t