no bloodshed, no bandages. and people have heard he was taken to the hospital, no blood, no bandage. and an awesome friendship. this is so casual, considering the guy had just killed someone, because he's their friend. >> reverend, i want to go back to you. you've been labeled a race hustler. i need you to respond to that. you have been down this road many times. you've dedicated your life to advocacy work and civil rights work. you're on the forefront of the civil rights movement. yet someone, pastor c.l. bryant, is accusing both you and al sharpton of exploiting the death of this young man. you must have some response to that? >> well, the reason i'm so dismissive of it, ed, is because it yet another diversion from the point that, a, it is not true. we're both at there at the appeal of the parents and the lawyer. the issue, if we did not go to the rescue, so others are going to katrina, fighting to free mandela, fighting for the right to vote. when dr. king led the marches, ed, in birmingham, and young americ

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direct pressure on the wound an dressing goes on it and a bandage holding it in place. oh my gosh the dress acknowledges soaked through and what do i do? take it off and throw it away? no. put another one on top and hold tighter and get a good grip on it and if you elevate the affe affected part it will redhiew r blood pressure and headach make harder for the blood to come ou and we will talk about pressure points in the body and in the upper arm here and this around the pelvis and you can practice this one at home with a friend and we will do this one here. okay. take your left arm and hold it up, 90-degrees here and take th four fingers of the hand and yo find a muscle on top and muscle below and in the middle there i a bone and you feel on the bone with the forefingers and somewhere in there you will fin a pulse and you mush it up against the bone and if somebod was taking your pulse at your wrist this time the pulse would disappear. what you're doing is reducing the flow of blood to the affec affected part, to the arm. okay. what you're not doing is blocking the ven

if he had a badly bruised nose, they would have bandaged it, twhee have done something. they would not have just wiped his nose and handcuffeded him. mind you, doesn't make a lot of sense. >> another interesting development with the eyewitness. the eyewitness has spoken and indicated that this will confrontation with trayvon occurred on the grass and apparently based on the police report that i was able to review, there was grass stains and moisture consistent with being on a lawn, not concrete. >> so what you reviewed, he was on a lawn, not concrete. now let's focus on the head. the orlando sentinel reported this week police said trayvon climbed on top of george zimmerman and slammed his head into the sidewalk leaving him bloody and battered. now, back to the video. does it look like there's any lacerations or evidence of cuts or bruisings on his head in video? >> not that you can see if this video. and still again -- >> let's go close. >> nothing consistent with the injuries that were alleged. >> how important would this be if you were testifying at trial? >> extremely

doctors at a makeshift field hospital bandaged him up. >> and they have nothing. they have basic bandages, sutures, and they have people come in, legs amputated, babies sliced in half-- you know, every kind of trauma that artillery shells and rockets can provide are seen in that hospital, and it is a slaughterhouse. >> reporter: he believes president bashar al-assad has begun a systematic assault on the civilian population. >> this is the start-- once they've crushed homs, they will seek to eliminate all resistance in syria. and by "eliminate" i mean eliminate. i don't mean silence. i mean kill, crush, maim, bury. >> reporter: now that pictures like his will no longer bear witness and journalists are among the targets, conroy fears that syrians are facing a massacre largely unseen by the world. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> cordes: to iran now, where votes are still being counted from yesterday's parliamentary elections. as elizabeth palmer reports from tehran, it was a battle between two political extremes with no place for would-be reformers. >> reporter

and i used to be trying to bandage and he would grab on to my hands and i'd say you're going to get me in trouble. but we ended up getting married, and we've been married now 58 years this month. and one day -- i'd like to go into now there korea.

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i see that bandage around your head. >> i'm doing all right.m banged up and i'm sore, but i'm alive and that's all that matters. >> what happened to you? >> i was out chasing the storm and i heard that the storm was getting a little too close to the neighboring town so i headed back towards town and the wind and the rain picked up a little bit so i pulled off somewhere and next thing i know, my ears popped and all my windows broke out in my vehicle, and the next thing i know, i'm getting tossed and rolled and, i mean, it's just completely a miracle that i'm standing here right now. >> did you stay -- remain in the vehicle because we're looking at pictures. i mean it looks like that vehicle just rolled and rolled and rolled. >> it did and i had a gentleman come up to me and make sure i was all right. but after that he went to find help and i climbed myself out of my vehicle and the only way i done that was with the good lord's help. >> where else are you -- i mean do you have bandages elsewhere? >> yeah, i have a laceration on my left hand, on m

. >> she's wrapped up and bandaged at this point. she's recovering well. they have her in an isolated area and they're monitoring her wounds. >> anyone with information about the cases is asked to call police or animal control. >>> an update on a story we first brought you at 11:00. anne arundel county's fire chief is responding after firefighters said they have no confidence in the leadership. the case against john robert ray came less than a week after a grand jury indicted county executive john leopold. it's being seen by some has fallout from that indictment. in a statement chief ray wrote i have proudly served the citizens of anne arundel county for 34 years and believe my record speaks for itself. he will work closely with the firefighters union to resolve any issues. >>> leslie johnson is expected to serve time in prison today. johnson was sentenced for a year and a day for her role in a corruption scheme with her husband and jack johnson. in a telephone conversation she was told to get rid of a $100,000 check and money she hid in her underwear. >>>

tavis: since we are talking about it, give me some of the bandages and disadvantages of being friends with kids. >> obviously, we are trying to look at the highs and lows and the comic elements as well in the film. the outset of the movie my character and adam's character were the last childless singles in our group. we were looking at the toll that children took on the romantic relationship. early on in the film is jason's birthday. we have to bring all of the food and the wine and cake. i am the only one that brought any presents. they are all running around and screaming and nobody has brought the gifts. it is trying to show the strain and stress of the first year of being new parents. there is no time for anything. you may or may not have time for your friends. it is the reality of losing your friends for a bit when they first become parents. missing out one-on-one time with them and wondering if bay will ever come back to you or you will ever get to go out again to dinner. all of that stuff that happens when you become parents. tavis: have you been asked whether or when you and j

what you're looking for here, if he had a broken nose or bandages, certainly no bandages in the face. if he was hurt, at least from this video it doesn't appear he was significantly hurt. when you match that up with what we heard from the father, i want to bring up another piece of the video, if you pull this one out here, this gets grainy as you stretch it out, you do see a small bit of red here, right here on the back of the head with a little red there and you stretch it out, hard to see on television. when you look at this, it certainly doesn't give the impression that this is someone that was severely beaten if he's in the cruiser and goes down to the police station. >> also in that video he's not limping at all. if he had injuries, and he might have had injuries, they are very, very minor or so it clearly appears. also, let's keep in mind, george zimmerman shot this guy. he didn't take a swing at him in self-defense, he shot him dead. so the amount of -- there is a -- potentially an argument of disproportionate response given the amount of injury he has. now, again, florida law

>> just put -- it's some sort of a bandage.probably do the same thing probably without the wow factor, but it's -- i don't know, there you have it. >> okay. >> i know. >> i'm not sure i ever actually want in fact to have -- >> your phone ringing under your skin. >> my phone ringing under my skin. it already gets under my skin. i think that is sufficient. >> there you go. >> kate, thank you very much. >>> and now a fashionable moment you may have missed. the summer olympics and paralympics will be held in london this year and great britain secured a top designer to dress their athletes. the uniforms have been kept under wraps together today. teen great britain debuted their u.k. flag-inspired new look created by adidas and stella mccartney, daughter of paul mccartney. >>> and if you have a little british envy, please rest assured. some members of team usa will be dressed by designer ralph lau n lauren. kate? >> yep. >> okay. so -- >> what do you think? >> i'm not sure. ralph lauren actually has a lot of flags, right, on his stuf

he removed his flak jacket to cover another man, and removed his shirt to make bandages for yet another despite being wounded himself. president eisenhower awarded him the medal. he went on to spend 25 more years in the service. he was given the towering honor of selecting the unknown soldier from world war ii for the tomb of the unknowns. he was 79. his death now lives 81 living recipients of the medal of honor. >>> there was a reason why president bush 43 awarded the presidential medal of freedom to brian lamb. as the founder of c-span, brian lamb changes television and the coverage of congress forever. we learned today he is stepping down as ceo after running the place for 33 years. after graduating from purdue, he was in the navy in vietnam, a student journalist, a dj, a musician, a social aide to lbj and the white house and a campaign aide to nixon. he hatched the idea for c-span on its own. he went on the air in 1979. it's now seen in over 100 million american households, and it means congress will always be seen. >>> a new pew survey confirmed texting is the preferred way of comm

one idea that has come forth, thereno one has really taken a bandage of it yet, but might there be a way to look at that same rebate structure, based on hiring income barriers to employment, and might that be something that could be applied to the opposite -- office as an offset. the only action that we took was to say that we feel, and i personally feel, it is in everyone's best interest to displace best -- displace any business from the city. we wanted to make sure that we could get a message about one week before the expiration. there was not any real debate beyond that. we are looking to provide updates as the work starts to move forward to actually look at other ways to treat the current process. thank you. supervisor mar: anymore public comment? >> dan murphy, again, this is just to pick up where the last conversation ended. staff presented the eastern neighborhood monitoring reports to the cac a couple of months back. i took the time to review them. they are quite -- there is -- is quite a lot of information. i presume that those reports will make their way to the land use com

there are some people there who are bandaged. i'd unbandage them to see if they're gunshot wounds. you think they might fake it? yes. is that a humane thing? yes. it's unpleasant, but i think there's a greater good here. i don't think it's a matter of immoral or unlawful. what's the greater good? to find the guerrillas. ok. lo and behold, you leave the hospital, you walk out into the alley, and there you see scarface, the guerrilla who's responsible for killing men in your unit two nights ago. he's got a gun. he notices you as you notice him. he raises his gun. what do you do? i shot him first. did you ask no questions? no. ask him to drop his gun? no. why not? i don't have time. he's raising the weapon. i'm in danger. what if the gun is at his side and he's reaching for it? i would like to take him a prisoner because he's much more valuable to us alive than he is dead. but my adrenalin is pumping at that point, and i'm very nervous. i'm not sure what i'd do. i hope i'd be calm enough to take him prisoner, but if he made a gesture, he's dead. what if he swings at you without a weap

at that point he is going to bandage it up with no plaster cast presideat this time. splinting involves two boards. he would take two boards, one on each side of the leg. the wound would be bound. he would take the two boards and lay them side by side and take dressings and tightly wrap the board on and that would become the cast. within days or longer, the house starts getting this foul odor to it. they notice there may be flies buzzing around the wound and the biggest fear is maybe it's infected. an infection is not something you wanted to get on any major scale because with gang green setting in, they didn't have antibiotics or even give him orally to fight the infection. you had to hope your body was strong enough. the cure all for a major infection was amputation. you bring him back to the doctor and they were afraid it was going to happen. it would get infected. why? because the doctor had his fingers in the wound. he had to do what he had to do to save the leg. now, the infection is there and the doctor would have to come up above the infected area and remove t

>> i think that's just a bandage. i think based upon his prefers action that he ought to just step down completely. i think it's a lack of political courage on behalf of the city manager and the elected officials, and hopefully, they will become more stronger and ask for his resignation as well as other resignations in that process in the city of sanford. >> my understanding is you're going to have a city hall meeting in sanford with the approval, what do you expect to have happened? >> once the new prosecutor gets involved in this case and prosecutes it and gets a conviction, the city of sanford and the blacks in sanford will still be on that plantation cultural mentality. my goal is to have a fit in terms of coming in there, taking testimony about what the bring them into the 20th century. they need health care, jobs, homes, and i'm going to go there with other colleagues in the florida senate on several opportunities to take testimony so we can go back to tallahassee and file new legislation to improve the conditio

i don't see bandages or a nose that looks overtly broken, blood streaming down the face or these othernjuries that we were told about. so you say, wait a minute. the image i see don't match the stories i've heard. >> and the stories don't match each other. they are all coming from people who weren't there but are translating what they've been told. we'll continue to check in with you this morning. >> more information. it's been fascinating, i find, about every detail that comes out of this case, that we analyze very quickly and try to match up the stories. one that comes from one side, and the other that comes from the other side. trayvon martin's 17-year-old girlfriend, didi, was on the phone with trayvon moments before he was shot. she told abc news that trayvon called her after he first spotted george zimmerman following him. and she says that he was scared. here is what she said. >> he was walking fast. when he say this man was behind him again. and he said this man was still behind him. and i come and say, run! >> matching up these two versions where there literally is one minute

when the nurse came in to talk the bandage holding the i.v., she cut too far. >> there was blood going everywhere. it was all over her shirt, on my shirt, on my face. and i mean, she was screaming, and i looked at her hand. she didn't have her finger anymore. >> she says doctors could not reattach the baby's small finger and she is suing for emotional and psychological damages. the mother says regardless of the legal outcome, her daughter will forever wear someone else's mistake. >>> from a medical mistake to a medical miracle. it is being hailed as the most advanced full face transplant today. a virginia man's face was fully transformed last week after being destroyed in a gun accident 15 years ago. in 1997, richard lee norse suffered an incredibly destructive gun accident as you can see. rodriguez with the university of maryland school of medicine said they tried 12 times to improve his face without much success. then last week, the teen performed a 36-hour procedure, replacing both jaws, teeth and the tongue, plus the soft parts of the face from hairline to neck. he can move his ton