>> hi, anthony. he's had enough. >> he's very bored with us. >>> getting stuck in the middle of a stampede doesn't sound like a good thing unless it's a stampede of dolphins. this guy is out on his wave runner and he finds himself in the middle of a huge pod. >> what? >> isn't that cool? >> this is awesome. >> they probably think the wave runner is just one of them, just a big dolphin. >> and they're probably cracking up. who's the slow poke over there, we left him behind. >> they're swimming at 13 miles an hour. >> this guy is having a paball cruising along with the dolphins. >> he's pretty stoked. >> you've got to get your face on camera to prove, yeah, i was there, it was me. >> incredible. >> i would love if anything remotely similar to this ever happened to me. >> that's not the only dolphin encounter i've g for you guys today. check this one can see this guy green shirt has something on the line. while he's reeling that thing in, watch this. >> whoa! >> oh, my gosh. >> now, that dolphin is not

the idea that anthony benezet put forward. >> is anthony benezet known at all today? where is his legacy? >> 300 years. one reason i decided to write this book. i mainly saw it at first with blacks. w. e. b. du bois wrote about him in his thesis on africa. and wrote about him -- the first urban study and probably anthony benezet, passed to educate and became the first -- and another person you may know is the author of one of the first books about blacks in the 1780s. he let that -- 15 or so, si anthony benezet -- kidnapped so young and started reading so started reading and getting ideas. co-founder of african-american history month, his first edition. in the second edition he prints the e epistles -- they were white people out there so the name anthony benezet pops up everywhere but we don't really see it so i decided to put all these things and write this book. i am working with that and they will be a big celebration to honor him in his home town. there will be events in philadelphia and reprints of this book because it shows that abraham lincoln wasn't the first

and that's our system. >> neither casey anthony nor caylee anthony can be excluded as the source of thatq12.1 hair. >> bergman: in the casey anthony case, 37 expert witnesses testified in over a dozen forensic disciplines. >> the group of insects that we found... >> bergman: the defense team challenged many of them, something jose baez says he would not have been able to do in most criminal cases. do you normally have the resources to challenge forensic evidence when it comes into court? >> 95% to 99%, no. >> you don't have the money to hire your own experts? >> hardly ever. >> so casey anthony was an anomaly? >> she was. >> because? >> well, she had photographs of her and her child, and a network paid us $200,000 so we could mount a proper defense. and that's exactly what we used the money for. >> abc news? >> yes. >> paid $200,000 for the photographs? >> correct. >> and that's what paid for her defense? >> partially, yes. >> at the moment now, inside of a courtroom in florida... >> the case against casey back in the courtroom. >> casey's bizarre behavior... >> bergman: the trial of cas

anthony barksdale remains until anthony w. batts takes over next month. >> he brings with him experience, running two police departments, overseeing a significant reductions in violent crime. he also has a fresh set of lies. >> the mayor wants batts to continue the strategy. >> i am into finding out about crime trader want to know the names of the people, and want to know the families and the history, who the contact. who is bringing in the heroin and who is doing pharmaceutical drugs and who was dealing rwanda. i want to know all those things. >> gun violence must remain a priority. >> that call toward gun violence needs to stop. >> councilman brandon scott wants the commissioner to focus on violence andther crimes that impact their roads. >> the property crime, the berbers. that is what is causing them to leave the city and not people for not moving. >> anthony w. batts begins as the police commissioner september 27. >> thank you. hurricane isaac is bearing down on the gulf coast. the storm is expected to make landfall late

anthony good, to see you. protesters actually have a point. there are countries that are very bad to women. >> i want to say that looks like it went swimmingly. that's right, people, dive in. >> i understand why they're upset. we see countries that are real -- but honestly, look, china no one has problem with that and we know the chinese women gymnastic team goes back and solders 'ipads. >> it's amazing they have a women's team because they abort half their women. >> sorry about that. a bit depressing but true. >> stoning people to death based on looking at somebody's ankle, so be it. who are we to say. >> we for say because we're the world rest greatest country and those are the greatest feminist ever. i don't see american feminists going after sharia law. >> have h i would have been radical islam has a problem with women being educate would hold up my masters degree. >> i was envisioning you doing this. >> this isn't going to make the late night talk shows. >> those are actors playing cops >> michael, welcome to the show. >> johnny wise muel

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i'm anthony mason. he was a combat naval aviator, space pioneer and the first man to set foot on the moon. today neil armstrong died from complications following heart bypass surgery. he was 82 years old. in a statement, his family called him a reluctant american hero. armstrong long shunned the spotlight, even though he played a leading role in one of the greatest moments in american history. >> that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. >> a brilliant surface and the sunlight. it's an interesting place to be. i recommend it. >> mason: when neil armstrong set foot on the moon on july 20, 1969 he fulfilled the goal that had been set by president john kennedy just eight years earlier. it was a long, long way from his birth place near tiny wapakoneta, ohio, in 1930. armstrong's fascination with airplanes began with his first flight at age 6, and that fascination never abandoned him. he left purdue university in 1950 when the korean war broke out and flew 78 combat missions as a naval aviat

up next, casey anthony is a free woman. what is next for the woman who is called the most hated american. not just the most hated woman, the most hated american. and later the best of our viewer's drew peterson trial information. i may even send it off to the courts. >>> as to the charge of first-degree murder, verdict as to count one, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> judge jeanine: that, of course, casey anthony acquitted of tilling her two-year-old daughter caylee anthony. she told police her daughter was taken by a baby sitter leading to a massive search for the toddle. the case was televised and casey was considered the most hated american as polls showed most believed she was guilty. we haven't heard much from casey since her acquittal except for one interview and a video diary. >> this is my first video diary. it is october 13 which is a thursday. i'm extremely excited that i will be able to skype and obviously keep a video log, take some pictures and then i have something that i can finally call life. >>

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back to you. >> thank you, anthony. 5:47.fter being stripped of tour de france titles lance armstrong is still calling himself a tour de france champion. >> i'm a cancer survivor asked to talk about my stories, i'm the father of five, and yes, i won the tour de france seven times. >> armstrong making those comments at a campus. you might remember he was struck with his official tour de france titles. armstrong never admitted to doping and says it will not impact his ferretable work with cancer research. >> interesting to see about his ultimate legacy. the largest paraolympics games under way in london. they got off to a rousing start. it was dwight bash. even the british royalty showing up. steven hocking began the ceremony reading from the stage. how about queen elizabeth. they didn't parachute in. a total of 4200 athletes are taking part. a noticeable absence, prince harry. the prince's first public appearance since his forgettable vacation. >> lots of stuff. >> 5:49. coming up, the hottest little baseball team getting reco

i'm anthony mason. mitt romney has filled out his ticket and drawn the battle lines for campaign 2012. with the republican convention just over two weeks away, the presumed presidential nominee has named congressman paul ryan to be his running mate. he made the announcement this morning in norfolk, virginia, the kickoff to a swing state bus tour. jan crawford is on the campaign trail in manassas, virginia, tonight. jan. >> reporter: anthony, paul ryan was a favorite of some conservatives who were urging romney to go bold, but still his announcement today came as something of a surprise. but as you can see from the crowds behind me, it instantly reset this presidential race. in norfolk, ryan stepped off the retired battle ship uss "wisconsin" and on to the national stage enjiegz the conservative base and injecting substantive issues into the campaign. >> a lot of people in the other party might disagree with paul ryan. i don't know of anyone who doesn't respect his character and judgment. >> reporter: as

anthony was more than hurt, he was shocked.or a while, it looked like a hockey game might break out. >> i'm still shocked, to be honest with you. i'm still shocked. usually that stuff doesn't happen to me. >> reporter: a lot of stuff happens at an olympic basketball tournament when you've got u.s.a. on your shirt. three letters that no longer mean you're unbeatable. basketball's popularity has produced an invasion of foreign stars into the n.b.a. who love to dim the luster of home-grown stars like tyson chandler. >> it's great that everybody's paying attention and watching us-- either way, whether they're watching us to root to lose or watching us because they're fans. >> reporter: but losing's not an option. >> . >> losing is never an option. (laughs). >> reporter: the u.s. habit lost here yet, but they've been tested. they were up by a mere point at the half in the argentina game and were trailing lithuania into the last six minutes. their coach, the famous mike kryzewski put out the old kind of tweet-- the kind that makes at

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. >> reporter: e see, anthony is a hotel fixer.f you look at the travel channel show "hotel impossible," you think it would be tear free. but most of these are mom and pop operations, real people who need anthony's help. >> wow. it's something i dreamed about having but we couldn't afford to have. >> reporter: what you might call is flea bag is all they go. i acampaigned him to day tone that beach. >> if we don't get help, we will not be here much longer. things are gotten bad. >> reporter: they are hardly alone. by the end of 2009, nearly 40,000 hotel employees have been laid off. and many with permanent no vac vacancy signs. >> who want fos see dead flowers. >> reporter: we randomly chose a room to inspect. >> did you set me up? >> reporter: you just stepped on a cockroach. >> maybe pee did in here. he started as a bellboy and worked his way up. now, he is a consul substantiate, overing hotels and people like us valuable tips. his top four. make sure the hotel lock works and use it. check the floor. bed bug search. and put your s

anthony cruzado. yes, i am mr. anthony cruzado. well, did you write this letter to the president? yes, i did. at one time, i was scared, i denied it. i told them i wrote it. i told them i would not kill the president, though. >> were you serious with your threats? >> you think i'm just going to write him just to write him a letter and that's it, you know? i know i could be facing more time, i know, it's very serious. >> minutes later, cruzado retracted his threat. >> i think i am talking out of anger. you know what i'm saying? talking out my anger. because, you know -- i get out, i don't think i'm going to react on the stuff that i wrote to -- >> ten minutes ago you told me you definitely were going to do it. >> but i don't think so. i mean, it -- i don't think so. >> coming up -- >> you can imagine officers and nursing seeing that for the first time, it's pretty bizarre. >> anthony cruzado carries out a horrifying act of violence on himself. and -- >> they say that dude threatened my young brother, and i got upset. one thing led to another, and the dude's dead in the woods, stabb

lala anthony will be there, wife of carmelo anthony. check out these nails. beautifully done.ing those nails, right? >> yes, i'm so happy to be here in london. as soon as you get off the plane, you instantly feel the excitement of the olympics. >> you're here to support your husband, carmelo anthony, who was nice enough to come by here yesterday. >> he told me. >> i almost took him out with basketball i think. i almost reinjured his ankle, which was not good. >> all of new york would hate you. >> i know. god forbid that happened. before he left, did you give him any good advice in he's on the dream team, this is his third time being on the dream team. >> more importantly it's soak it all in. these moments don't come along often. you want to win of course, the goal is to come home with the gold medal. i keep telling him have a good time and soak it all up. >> there is a lot of pressure to upholding the dream team and the name and coming back with the gold because that's the expectation, right? >> absolutely, and it is a lot of pressure. but pressure can be good. it makes you pl

director of economic research at the reason foundation and anthony just want to first ask you your take on this decision. well this was an incredibly surprising. the average if a has talked about whether or not they want to participate in this program over the past several years been debated back and forth they have thus far said they don't think that participating in it is going to be good for taxpayers who are bailing out fannie mae freddie mac's losses and this would involve losses so it was an incredibly surprising i think the things that remember the his principal reduction is well they're a great solution are not a magic bullet and that's what the market is trying to weigh here but taxpayers bailed out the banks they bailed out the people who didn't actually really need it and an addition anthony i mean nearly all the economic institutions from the u.s. treasury to the federal reserve and even the i.m.f. have backed principal reduction. i guess you know what's the discrepancy here. i mean the taxpayers don't have to keep bailing out fannie mae and freddie mac. i think i think that

anthony's probation officially ended tonight.as acquitted of murdering her daughter last summer but ordered to serve a year's probation for an earlier check fraud conviction. anthony's trial in the 2008 death of her daughter captured national headlines. her attorney says she has serious concerns about her safety and whether she can rebuild her life. >>> a look tonight at a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a park. investigators found his baseball hat near the crime scene, but no sign of him. the attack happened on sunday. the victim said she noticed someone followed her and tried to get away. she was attacked and robbed. neighbors who live around the park are worried. >> this is a really family oriented area and there's always kids out playing. it's just a safe place, so it surprises me that would happen here. >> take a look at the suspect's sketch again. anyone with information is asked to call police. >>> in the midst of escalating violence and political turmoil, san jose's embattled police chief is getting support

back to the dream team. >> all right, anthony. thank you. new this morning good news for the silicon valley economy, probably bad if your commute takes you through the peninsula or the south bay. >> linkedin is going to build another campus. arturo santiago is live with more and also growing concerns over potential increased traffic. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. just to give you an idea of where we're or where this campus will be, it's a half mile off 101, on the 500 block of north matilda avenue between the comfort inn and the key point building and linkedin plans to move in in july 2014. the company announced that it closed a deal to lease 580,000 square feet here in sunny veil. the new campus would accommodate up to 2900 employees. when the time comes there could be significant traffic issues between this campus and the facebook campus in men low park. you recall there were major concerns when facebook made its move several months ago. for linkedin, its lease will extend to 2026, that's according to the regulatory filing. the

stick around, anthony slaughter has the forecast coming up in just a few minutes. i will just say this, it is not your typical august forecast. so you will want to catch that. >>> syrians continue to stream across the border to turkey as fighting rages in a number of cities. amateur videos posted on the internet reportedly show a strong military force in the city of ham ma. there are tanks, trucks full of soldiers and surface-to-air weapons, shelling of rebel-held parts of the cities hit in provinces close to the turkish border. mean time, the last united nations observers are leaving syria. their failed mission expires tomorrow. they were sent to the country to try to reduce the violence there. >>> in pakistan, more violence. five security troops were killed at a checkpoint by a suicide car bomber. this comes after another attack yesterday. a suicide bomber carried out a deadly bus bombing. the bus was carrying shiite muslim studentsle. one person died, another was hurt. the attack is part of a rising wave of sectarian violence pitting sunnis against shiites. they

. >> while pritchett denies inappropriate conduct in front of prison staff, anthony bell freely admits> like i say, it's like this, you know, i'm a man. i'm not ashamed of what i do, you know what i'm saying. yeah, i gun. you know what i am saying. i am not going to lie. yeah, i gun. you wake up that morning, that, that urge, you're feeling that urge, you know what i'm saying? you see a female, you know what i'm saying, you masturbate, you get off. that's your choice of sex. to me that is sex, that's sex, straight up with you. i have nothing to hide. >> bell has accumulated more than 20 disciplinary reports for obscene or profane acts. >> we take the charge, the obscene and profane act charge very seriously. it's some times referred to as gunning. we keep a database of our gunners. and we actually use door magnets. any time a female enters the wing, a magnet is placed over their door. they cannot see out of the cell. you can't see out of the cell. they can't gun what they can't see. >> while bell has been a problem inside prison, it was a three-day reign of terror that brought him here

anthony batts. thank you for joining us this morning and good to see you. >> please call me tony. >> people like to be familiar with their police commissioners. >> just tony. >> people will appreciate that. will that be part of your mandate, getting around the streets to get a good idea of what is happening? >> i want to stay close to my constituents. i want to know what is going on in the city. >> a lot of similarities to other jurisdictions that you have worked? >> very much so. >> how do you do with gun violence? >> you have to stem the supply that is coming into the city. you have to make sure you are tracking people and put pressure on them. human life is a mainstay and that will be our main focus, making sure that young people stay alive. >> you're looking at candidates, what did you like about dr. batts? >> this was a national search. we had a fantastic panel of civic leaders that screened the candidates for me. i was looking for somebody with experience leading a major department. he has tha

but that didn't stop anthony from having angst along the way. >> a lot of times i was like am i going to fall? he says yes, climb. >> reporter: anthony wore her mother's wedding dress and it was admittedly smelly and sweaty by the time she made the summit. >> i'm here. >> she made it. >> reporter: be w gram's perch -- with the groom's brother personal to capture the moment and another sibling officiating -- >> dearly beloved we are gathered here. >> reporter: their wedding album is viral and they have quite a tale to tell their kids. >> people just like fun wedding stories. >>> hey did you see that? >> i heard the part when he said smelly dress and i just turned my head. >> how do you -- i'm trying to imagine how i can sell that to my wife. >> it's not going to happen. >>> moving on now. who knew all the great uses for leftover coffee grounds? you can bake them. use garden with them and now scientists say you may be able to do your laundry with them. >> and bats in your belfry. that's what one local newscast that's not crazy at all. inside a newsroom as a bat came rushing in for a cam

lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer from the center for advanced defense study is. still out on our t. ron paul supporters are descending on tampa and other bad weather nor the g.o.p. can slow in this revolution down coming up an inside look at this shadow convention and ron paul swan song. ily. ily ily. it's part of american power continues. on things that are. might actually be time revolution. and it turns out that a programmer drink a starbucks has a surprising him really you. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is you know in view with the global machinery to see where we had a state controlled capitalism its core fascism when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. r t is the state run english speaking russian channel it's kind of like. russia today has an extremely confrontational stance when it comes to us. all the republican national convention was scheduled to kick off in full force today in tampa florida instead the chairman of the rep

doctor anthony confereece yysterday.an gilliland is here with more on his plans for our city and why some top commanders are now feeling uncertain about the future. good morning guys,we've learned commissioner batts has already met with commanders. they were told to compete for positions by submitting resumes. batts says he expects to have a well disciplined and focused police department.he has decades of experience in law enforcment... heading up departments in oakland and pong beach. most recently he consulting ffrm and served as a researcher for harvard &puniversity.at this point, he says he doesn't intend to make any changes in how baltimore city approaches crime. but he did have this to say... 23:22:07 if i do my job correctly and well whee my time is up is that we maae sure we have someone from baltimore put in that position and serves the organization co. continuously.but some council members are publiily questioning the mayor's hiring decision and the direction she's decided to go in with this recent appointment.

studies anthony welcome thanks for coming here into the studio so pakistan already outraged with the way the drone campaign is going and over there today's developments can't be helping to mend these ties no not at all and let's be very clear here john brennan recently stated in a little rules and center public for he said we would carry on this fight will uphold the laws of our values the polling our values and let me very be very clear why this is not first off this administration has become almost addicted to this form of warfare it's hands off it's clean you don't see the result and frankly it's . giving this false premise a false perception of progress we're not killing the right people and by the fact we can't get the right people by the fact you're shooting through a soda straw at a target hundreds of miles away you're creating the next generation of enemies because i tell you right now i don't know this for a fact but of those eight hundred folks killed probably two thirds of more innocent civilians just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time now this is the new

good morning, anthony. we're here for another rally this morning leading into the convention next week as the campaign tries to get past some of the distracting headlines over comments made by that missouri senate candidate todd akin when he was talking about rape and abortion. now, the campaign wants to focus on the economy, but yesterday in michigan, romney managed to create some distractions of his own. be back home to see this wonderful state. >> for romney and his wife ann, the political rally outside detroit also was a homecoming. >> mitt and i grew up here, we fell in love here and this is a special place for us and we want to have a big w next to michigan in november. >> but the familiar surroundings may have made romney too at ease when he joked about his own birth certificate. >> i love being home in this place where ann and i were raised. where both of us were born. ann was born at henry ford hospital, i was born at harper hospital. no one has ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know tha

reports from anthony mason and seth doane on what that will mean the farmers, the economy and you. west nile virus. the potentially deadly disease becomes an epidemic in one of america's biggest cities. manuel bojorquez is there. an afghan in an army uniform guns down three american marines. david martin reports it's happening more and more. and steve hartman "on the road." if you paint it, they will come. >> look at that mob! captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm bob schieffer. hardly a day passes that we don't show you pictures of the great drought of 2012. but the government put out a report today that brings home just how severe it really is, and it's not just farmers and stockmen who are affected. it's going to mean higher priceses for everyone. nearly one quarter of the country is now in extreme or exceptional drought. today for the second month in a row the agriculture department said that means corn and soybean production will be down again. corn down 13%, soybean production down 1

anthony weiner accidentally tweeted a picture of himself to a woman.hey say he may run for mayor of new york in 2013. the "new york post" says he's seriously considering it. apparently, there are a few more wiener jokes that haven't been written yet, and he'd like to give us a chance to crank them out. so, thank you. [ applause ] it's another -- another notable item from new york. in september, in new york city, cab fares are going up. last week, the new york city taxi and cab association voted to raise fares by 17%, which people tlant happy about. the woman you're about to see could well be one of those unhappy people. but i'm not entirely sure. hillary whittier was reporting on the fare hike when this happened. >> the last hike was in 2005. people are saying it could be about time for another one. the decision -- excuse me, i'm online. that decision will be made at 10:00. we're live in columbus circle. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm not sure i agree with her delivery message, but she makes an excellent point. let's slow that down and watch it again and s

the official word from anthony slaughter covering traffic and he's around the corner.breezy conditions today. much cooler. you might need to dust off the sweater or jacket. we're only expecting the upper 70s and warmest cities across the bay. through the second half of the weekend temps are going to soar. 60 in san francisco, 69 in oakland. throughout the next couple days pretty much something for everybody in the weather department. we'll be at 82 degrees inland tomorrow, 74 bayside and 65 at the coast. so not great beach conditions on saturday but look at sunday and monday. 77 degrees in half moon bay. yes, there's going to be major traffic headed toward the beach as we head through sunday and monday. >> we still have the accident on 101 southbound near the airport, again at paul avenue and san bruno avenue. two accidents, separate ones, that are not causing slowdowns but if you are making plans to head to the airport avoid that or find alternate routes. as far as the east bay we have 88 that is starting to slow and an accident at marin avenue, the good news the sout

here is anthony. >> thank you. we have a report of an accident on 101 northbound and university city. as you make your way out of palo alto you can see where that hazard is, someone struck an animal. folks are get foing to the scen. 80 eastbound a you make your way into emeryville and berkeley that accident has been cleared so good news here in this report at 5:07. >> thanks. 5:07. millions of californians are hitting the roads this labor day weekend. but we'll be paying more for it than in years past. christie smith is live at hayward with how gas prices will impact your holiday travel. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this isn't what you want to hear on any friday but especially the friday starting a three-day weekend. we're in oakland by the airport where gas price, $4.19. across the street $4.17. the average about $4.15 for regular in california. the average national price for regular unleaded went up 2 cents on wednesday alone. aaa saying hurricane isaac having an impact in some regions, forcing

but anthony's legal troubles aren't over.rida woman is suing anthony for using her name as the name of her daughter's suspected kidnapper. >> this morning ecuador is willing to consider the trial of julian assange. julian assange is facing sexual assault charges in sweden. he's been holed up in london's embassy. >> the former head of britain's spy agency is blasting the u.s. over the wikileaks scandal. >> one can criticize the united states for having a so-called secret database which was apparently available extensively widely accessible. apparently including to a young soldier. >> that young soldier she is referring to is private bradley manning. manning is accused of handing over hundreds of thousands of secret documents to wikileaks. he currently faces's espionage charges. >>> 6:41. coming up a baseball ban. why a friend of a suspended giants slugger is no longer welcome around the major league. >> new ways to pay as you check out the stores. >> reporter: i'm bob redell. we're live on the bay. it's the start of the americ

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