you know, the opposite direction. >> the barretts quickly realize an 1800 pound bull is on the loose.ise and sarah marie run for cover while scott whips out his video camera. the bull kept bucking back and forth and zigzagging and people were jumping back. they didn't know what to do because the bull came different directions. >> i was absolutely terrified, because i thought that a bunch of people were going to get hurt because there was no sign of anyone that was trying to do anything. >> a female wrangler steps up to the challenge. hardball charges her and throws her to the ground. >> he actually bucked a girl and hit her right in the chest, and knocked her back. i feared for her. i was really afraid that she was hurt very severely because he hit her really hard. >> spectators jumped the fence to escape hardball's charge. a man tries to distract the raging bull with garbage barrels. >> the bull like almost bucked the trash can and almost hit a guy. >> the distraction buys enough time for security officers to arrive at the scene. one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerf

. >>> when i hear the name barrett swabteck i think of her. boy scouts rub her to start fires. and it is dana fishon. and our repulsive sidekick bill shultz. wow. when it came to wiener you knew he would end up on top. andrew -- and his latest book is called righteous indig nation. it is fan it is. and he he is a dope beyond hope and good to see you, pinch. >> ♪ when it comes to exclusives, we are in like flint ♪ ♪ we are all the news that's it to print ♪ ♪ yeah >> that's it? >> that's it. >> can i say something weird about this -- >> don't touch me! go on. >> i was at npr today to do an interview and i did the sign in with the guest book and the only two other names other than andrew breitbart were bill keller and jill abrams. they were in the building at the same time. >>- q. i that's -- >> that's funny because they work for me. who is this person? >> i don't know, bill. >> i am not bill. >> to the greg-alogue. it is starting and going downhill. it is going downhill fast. it is a greg-alogue, a bear chest of brilliance on a congressman of confusion. >> so the perfect narrativ

it's the good the bad of the very very arayan christly oddly first good sergeant major michael barrett the top noncommissioned officer in the united states marine corps spoke at a military base in south korea last week on the issue of repealing don't ask don't tell and sergeant major barrett's words were to the point and poignant he told the troops stationed at the base to quote get over it let's just move on treat everybody with firmness fairness dignity compassion and respect let's be marines and what. orton step is all about civil rights for gay soldiers and it is more than a bad scott walker what's wisconsin's republican governor up to now more of the same screwing over working families earlier this year walker's republican cohorts in the state legislature passed a budget bill gives walker the authority all by himself to cut four hundred sixty six million dollars out of the state's medicaid program screwing over poor people without any input from state representatives but the two bill did require public hearings to be held in new medicaid proposals so at least the public's words ca

live from centerville, natasha barrett, abc7 news. >>> an update on the top stories tonight. the admission of new york congressman anthony wiener made this morning in a tearful public statement that he sent a nude photos of himself to a young college student. he fast have to add five others during and before his marriage. he apologized for lying but said that he would not resign. >> the d.c. attorney general took legal action against councilman harry thomas, jr. it was intended for his charity youth baseball program. he spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on cars, trips come and campaign fliers. >> the man accused of killing a baby and its mother was in court today. and they left the couple's infant to die in the top car. today would have been the child's first birthday. >>> new tonight one church makes a ground breaking transportation. >> is the first episcopal church to go forward with converting to the roman catholic church. the congregation at st. luke's episcopal says that it was time. the crucifix, the holy water the stations of the cross catholic elements are alread

the honorable tom barrett, mayor of milwaukee, and his wife, mrs.ife. mrs. mauricea mayier and her husband, mr. zachary bowe. mrs. bonita bacell and her husband, mr. steven bacell. dr. daniel levinsin, and his wife, mrs. nina levinsen. mr. liel ovaskasa. the honorable john munhiem and his wife, sherry munhiem. mrs. kara mill. mr. duffy and his wife, mrs. heidi duffy. mrs. naomi aferly and her husband, mr. larry liebowitz. the honorable mr. davis and his wife, ms. olivia morgan. mrs. sarah blomenfield mrs. winnie agel and her guest. mr. greg kennedy and his wife, mrs. karen guverman. mr. robert sparks and a guest. mr. a.j.baeon and his wife ms. kate field and her husband. the honorable norman mineta and his wife, mrs. veni mineta. and mr. jeremy alters and guest, mrs. liana geriol. mr. richard faunte and his wife, mrs. jenine faunte. mr. robert but -- bucini and his wife, mrs. elizabeth bucini. mr. haywood yan and his wife, mrs. yan. >> it's great. no better place. i was here years before at an architecture group. >> nuremberg? >> yes. >> the honorab

we're just by kristoff barrett from london.ning to the head of the iea talking about the shortfall left by libya, this 60 million barrels is quite a small amount if you look at total consumption. it would mean about 17 hours' worth of oil consumption, that 60 million barrels. what do you think the iea is trying to achieve here? >> it is actually a small amount of oil, but it is all of very good quality. one of the main problem of the market now is not a lack of crude oil, it's a lack of sweet and light crude oil. i think by releasing stocks, the iea will make available more light and sweet crude oil which is the oil that the refiners need now. >> do you think that sharp fall in oil prices yesterday was justified by this move? >> i think that the prices have started to come down before the move. if you look at the price movement in the morning, they lost roughly $4 to $5 a barrel. prices were on the way down. i think what the iea did accent ated the move down of prices. i think right now if you look at supply-demand balances, af

the head said developing countries cannot continue to barrett burden alone. he requested for cooperation from the international community. >>> welcome to your weather update. we're looking at the weather across asia and in the southeast, first of all, lots of tropical activity to watch out for. we have two tropical depressions now in the pacific, and they are also already bringing plenty of showers to areas like the philippines, taiwan, as well as southern china. it is going to continue to be looking pretty wet over the next few days. china will contend with two lows here from the west, and they will both bring showers. it looks like it will sfwens fi more in parts of mongolia and northeast china today. for japan, too, that seasonal rain front is plenty active. so we see more showers again spreading across a lot of country, even into northern areas and that will include those quake-affected areas. showers continue to be widespread with thundershowers and stormier weather possible in the south. really well saturated area and more showers coming your way, so fl

on may 31, he was in a heated exchange with our dana bash and ted barrett on capitol hill.cked, why didn't you ask for an investigation? on june 1, the interview with wolf blitzer. again, denying, flatly, he had anything to do with this. all right, you can't hear the audio there but he's denying he had anything to do with that. then on june 6, weiner's admission it was him and he apologized. >> i'd like to take this time to clear up some of the questions that have been raised and take full responsibility for my actions. >> full responsibility the congressman took there. that was on june 6. on june 11, he asked for a leave of absence from the house of representatives. on june 13, he was saying he planned on staying. on june 13, he said he planned on staying. the president of the united states decided to help try to nudge him to the sidelines, an interview with nbc news, where the president said if it were him, he would resign from his spot. today, the congressman did resign in a news conference at the senior center where he began his career. >> i hope i can continue the work

. >> tom: one minute left and talking about barrett gold. you mentioned some of the share overhang that has plagued the stock within the past several weeks. what's the outlook from the mid-40s? >> hopefully things will be looking up for the year it's down 15% and the company is expecting to produce on the top end $18 million it won't have the same kind of leverage or juice as a mid term miner that is producing like an eldorado gold but for cash cost under $400. it's a trade-off how much risk you want to take on and growth you want. >> tom: any disclosures, alix? >> no stocks just the jewelry, thom. >> tom: alix steele. read the article at thestreet.com. word on the street always great to have you. alix steele. . >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: quarterly results from family dollar stores, general mills, and monsanto. and we'll see pending home sales for may, along with the weekly updates on mortgage applications, and crude oil and gasoline inventories. also tomorrow, hilary kramer is our "street critique" guest. email your

that man was our long-time cnn capitol hill producer, ted barrett. welcome and thank you for joining us this morning. i know you had a long night last night. first of all, congressman wiener said he didn't want to talk about this. he just wanted it to go away to concentrate on more important things. tell us the circumstances of this particular appearance yesterday. >> reporter: well, we had been staking out his office for a good part of the day. prior to this news conference, he did a news conference a few hours earlier where he gave really the very exact same answers that he did at this one about the heckler, about throwing the pie and those answers obviously were not really material to the question about the lewd photograph and the twitter account. because he so clearly was relying on those talking points and we felt strongly we wanted to get the answers to these questions, that's why my colleague, dana bash, and i were pressing him so hard to specifically address those allegations. >> you wanted a yes, no, answer, number one, was that lewd picture

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>> reporter: but they're not the same says come connell barrett of "golf" magazine. >> if tiger woods one thing approached he was cold and robotic. rory welcomes the fan. >> reporter: maybe it's because the fans watched him stubbling. his historic collapse at the masters in april-- blowing a four-shot lead-- was handled with grace. this time he held it together. giving golf its next big star. jeff glor, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: a star at the age of 22. that's the "cbs evening news." for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org are doing right now." >>> you're watching cbs5 "eyewitness news" in high definition. >> you'll have to scrape by just like a lot of hard working families are doing right now. >> no budget, no paycheck, like the sound of that? what state lawmakers want you to know about the punishment you probably voted for. >> as the state tries to balance its budget a shocking bill from death row. what it costs to execute just one california inmate and that cost is only ridi

players like soko barrettes is a free man again after serving nearly two years behind bars on gun charges and thirty three year old who famously called the game winning touchdown in the two thousand and seven super bowl will now try to recapture former glory as all the great dire and there are a sex down plea shot himself in the five with his own concealed handgun well visiting a new york nightclub in november two thousand and eight and expired out of state permit for his weapon coupled with relatively harsh new york gun laws benchley lending a high profile wide receiver in prison the following year now seeking to follow the path of his fellow virgin and native michael vick for a chance to superstardom in the n.f.l. after his own prison stand for dog fighting. but if. prison was. an all around the roof. put on we want to support. you know everything. and to motor sports finally work or screen western russia was the place to be for cultural has this past weekend the city playing host to the second stage of the domestic touring car championships. has more of an event where crossing the fini

factions and all of the interests across the yemen i cannot believe that drobe likely to bring this a barrett and in their haste to be involved let us look to me like we are in danger of making all the mistakes they made in afghanistan in nineteen seventy nine when they rushed in as part of the cold war armed everyone but to frighten off and thus was born the taliban. over the last century the us has established hundreds of military bases around the world today we'll bring you a special report on this expanding read on the risks posed to the countries hosting the. to a substantial degree and one crime or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of europe and the shadow ism croce. of. the early twenty first century military bases and network of military bases all around the forms of the empire that the united states is trying to establish in most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million more than two hundred fifty thousand us troops stationed on these bases all around. we don't have foreign bases of america we don't have a

blue told us the pentagon will only show cuts with the right hand while holding more in the left tom barrett called it smoke and mirrors he said panetta would never be considered if this mission was to cut spending morgan said any real cuts at the pentagon it can't be serious then there's hourly reason to believe there will be in just enough cuts to fake a campaign with well think about this there's no way the u.s. can continue to fight wars on multiple fronts and do it after a propose four hundred billion dollars drop in military budget how many people have jobs on the line and like other government branches no one seems able or even willing to adjust any downsizing so maybe this is just more toothless rhetoric after all. as always we thank you for your responses and here's our next topic story we just spoke about last night's g.o.p. debate what was and what wasn't included so i want to know what you think what question was left out and what should have been asked of the republican candidates you can respond with on facebook twitter and you tube and who knows your response just might make i

maria barrett's flight took off last night and will land this morning.ve a story that deserves a closer look, go to cbssf.com. click the connect button at the top of the page, then closer look. i'm alan martin. >> an amazing story to tell. >>> animal shelters and rescue groups getting a huge boost from an alameda-based group this weekend. dogs like this one who you see will find homes today, thanks to maddie's adopt a-thon, special campaign helping older animals with medical issues as well, coming up next. disasters you can't avoid,ome there is one you can. septic system breakdowns affect 1.2 million homes in the us each year. septic backups can cost about six thousand dollars in expense, and countless hours of repair. rid-x costs only six dollars, and the advanced natural bacteria generate powerful enzymes, which accelerate the waste digestion. use rid-x once a month, and help save yourself from disaster. budget crisis. on the table for the city of alameda - a proposal to close its animal shelter to save money. but at a public hearing this wee >>> anima

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but as david pointed out, the performance that he conducted, being abusive to dana and tom barrett and then being dishonest to wolf and the rest of the journalists, makes it impossible for anybody to defend him. >> david, how long do you think this will go on for, an investigation like this? >> the investigation could go on a while. i think the real question now is, how many legs does the story itself have? how many women come forward, what kind of pictures do they have to display. the next three or four days are crucial for this. if this storm passes, he could survive. i doubt it. i do think there is a political aspect. there are a lot of democrats who are mad at him because they thought they were on the offensive over medicare and the ryan plan. remember that? and this sort of blotted that out and they don't like to go into an election campaign with an albatross. >> dana, paul, go ahead. >> that's 17 months ahead. i don't think democrats are wore yesterday about it in the election. but what they want now, eric cantor, the republican leader of the house, to say whether david vitter sh

. >> he himself acknowledges yesterday little exchange he had with dana bash and ted barrett, congressionalurt him badly. >> this is -- this would be a very easy thing to explain. i was hacked. i don't know very much about it. it is a police matter. >> he's not referring to the police. he says he doesn't want to make a practical case out of it. police have more important things to do than -- trying to find someone that may have hacked his witter account. >> let them decide that. >> puts a lot of pressure on the police to get involved. >> if the police think it is not important they have ways of going slow. if i were -- >> should he bring to it law enforcement? >> i think so. he is a member of congress. his reputation is at stake. we don't know what's really behind someone trying to go after representative weiner. all of the threats that have gone on, why not. >> we will have part two coming up fairly soon. including when he talks personally about his wife who is a lovely lady. all of us know her. works important the secretary of state. >>> the new jersey governor chris christie moan for bei

-- and you've been talking to wolf about it, because he was a part of it, i was a part of it, ted barrett the fact they put out a couple statements where they said he was hacked, which was not true. a pretty intense conference, where he wouldn't answer questions, and the interview with wolf blitzer, that he lied about this. that was the drip, drip, drip of the story, even though he admitted a week ago monday that this was something he did, more pictures came out. the fact that that happened and this story continued to go, that is why the democratic leadership said, enough. this was all happening while, over the past couple weeks, we were told by many sources speaking with him, that he was very upset, very emotional, very distraught, but he was trying very, very hard to fight back and say he wanted to chemohis seat. he felt it was important for him to stay in office. we're told he was saying, look, he did things wrong morally, but tech dale didn't do anything to break the law or the rules of the house, but it became insurmountable after his own leadership, which doesn't take this lightly,

reporting in orlando, steve barrett for abc news. >> such a spectacle. >> it really is.people are really watching this. especially in florida where actually many different things are being preempted so they can carry the trial live. >> did you know the judge in this case has a following now? there are two facebook pages in support of belvin perry jr. >> the judge. >> the judge. many people seem to like what he's doing to keep order in this case. >> that tells you how many people are watching this so closely. the 30th day of testimony, there's more to come. >>> when we come back the small new york town that has a recipe for job creation. >> it's abc's latest "made in america" adventure and we'll have more "world news now," which is made in america, in one minute. >>> for the last couple of months the folks at "world news with diane sawyer" have been bringing us their "made in america" series. >> it's all about jobs and how more of them can be created right here at home. very important in this economy. >> exactly. and sharyn alfonsi went to a store that's really all about

reporting in orlando, steve barrett for abc news. >> we've got a long ways to go too with this case.stion is how long is this going to go on for? this is wearing a lot of folks down. the stress. the defense says it will call another half dozen witnesses before resting its case. for some folks that can't come soon enough. >> as a remainder casey's pleaded not guilty. says she has absolutely nothing to do with this. we'll continue on with that story. it will go on for days. >>> when we come back, people love playing trivia games at bars just as much as they like cheating on those trivia games at bars. >> put the phone away! now quizmakers are waging a war against smartphones. that's cheating. you're watching "world news now." >>> attention, iphone fanatics. word is apple is preparing to release a new, cheaper version of the popular device. of course they are, since i just paid full price for mine. now it's on sale. it could go on sale as early as september. >> it's being called the iphone 4s, expected to sell for about $350. ititould be apple's attempt to retake some of the mid-level s

barrett, bill, dana, andrew, that's it. sorry about that. bye. >> bret: president obama says the recent disappointing numbers may not be a one-time thing. tim pawlenty says the president is satisfied with a second rate economy. produced by third rate policies. more disturbing reports. about congressman anthony weiner. live from the studio in washington, this is "special report." i'm bret baier. president obama today said america is on a path to long-term economic growth, despite less than encouraging numbers recently. white house correspondent wendell goler reports the president is not saying how long that will take. >> in a news conference with german chancellor "good morninchance angela merkel,saidt doesn't signal recession but might not be a one-time occurrence. >> we don't know if this is a one-month episode or longer trend. we're experiencing head winds. gas prices being most prominent. >> reporter: monday he told a cleveland reporter the jobs report was a blip but he wasn't sure what caused it. on this day, a "washington post," abc new

. >> the number one goal is the recovery of michele, we have to find michele barrett we're doing everything humanly possible to find michele. >> they are not letting up in their search looking for her killer. we are working with the fbi. they are releasing information that blood that was found inside michele sklar. >> the video was very helpful the victim of vehicle, it puts a time stamp on a and gives us the basis to start out the investigation. . >> we have interviewed over 25 people herself found was operating at least 15 hours after she was reported missing. they refused to identify the specific location where the cellphone was used. what we don't know is are they getting close to naming a subset. >> will also have a conference of from the family and why they refused to believe michele is dead >> you have to have a body, nobody has been found at this time. even though michele's case is in at different classification now, even if hayward police department refuses to look for michele alive. when they offered concrete proof that she is dead and we will continue to believe that she is alive

cnn learned that former south carolina congressman gresham barrett will engordorse santoru this weekendhairman. >>> and for the latest political news, you know where to go, cnnpolitics.com. >>> police in utah close in on a fugitive who barricaded himself in a motel room with a hostage. the standoff lasted 16 hours. but the fugitive keeping in contact with the outside world through facebook. david ariosco explains how they used the status updates to their advantage. >> reporter: for police it began when fugitive jason valdez was spotted by an officer. >> he has a long-standing violent and drug related history with us. and he's a very well known and long-standing gang member as well. >> reporter: police pursued and he locked himself in a motel room. >> when police made contact with him on the phone, he simply stated, i'm not going back to prison. i have a gun, i have a hostage. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a 15-hour standoff. police shut down his phone service, but they didn't realize they couldn't block his data service. several hours in, the situation took a strange twist. >> we

but then when cnn's dana bash and ted barrett asked him whether he'd asked for a criminal investigation, he repeatedly dodged the question. >> there are statements that my office has put out, and there are going to be people who are going to want -- look, this is the tactic. the guy in the back of the room who's throwing the pie or yelling out the insult wants that to be the conversation. >> but you are the one -- >> dana, let me -- >> you said you were hacked. and that's a criminal -- a potential crime. >> dana, let me -- i'm going to have to ask we follow some rules. one of them is you do the questions and i dot answers. >> i'd love to get an answer. >> that would be reasonable. you do the questions and i do the answers and this jackass interrupts me? how about that as the new rule of the game? >> that was last tuesday. the next day congressman weiner lied to and stonewalled wolf blitzer. >> did you send that picture to that college student in washington state? >> i did not. she says she never got it and doesn't know me. i don't -- certainly don't know her. this seems like it was a pr

i will credit the mainstream media, specifically dana bash and ted barrett, the producer and reporter who doggedly purr sighed this and i believe changed the story from the famed hacker story to the truthful story that we now know to have come to fruition. >> wolf, let me ask you to sum up here. it's been a massive distraction to the democrats for three weeks. everybody who appeared in public has been asked about that. is that distraction now over? how much damage has it caused, if any? >> i think it has caused damage to the democrats. in these three week they were thinking they had a little roll going on medicare spending and other issues, taxes and obviously a lot of the media paid attention more to the anthony weiner story than we did to some of the other issues and democrats were frustrated. that's why nancy pelosi and so many of the others began this drum beat asking for him to step down. i suspect there will be some interest in what happens to anthony weiner. but my gut tells me, everyone will move on. and i think andrew breitbart is right. plenty of republicans and plenty of de

rest, and as you remember, he had a contentious interview or encounter with cnn's dana bash and ted barrett. here's a sample of yesterday. >> can you say why you haven't asked law enforcement to investigate what you are alleging is a crime? >> you know, dana, if i was giving a speech to 45,000 people and someone in the back of the room threw a pie or yelled out an insult, would i spend the next two hours responding to that? no, i would get back -- >> this is not that situation, though. >> i would get back -- you want to do the briefing? >> answer the question, was it from you or not? >> sir, permit me -- do you want me to finish my answer? >> yes, this answer. did you send it or not? >> if i were giving a speech to 45,000 people -- >> did you follow her on twitter and if so, how did you find her? what was the reason? >> you know, i have i think said this in a couple of ways, i'm not going to permit myself to be distracted by this issue any longer. >> you said you were hacked. and that's a criminal -- potential crime. >> dana, i'm going to ask that we follow some rules here. one of those is

>> i think this was a minor story until that extraordinary interview with cnn's dana bash and ted barrettner called a jackass. and i think that had the effect of saying wait a second. there's something more to this story. he could have easily put it to rest with, i guess, a more clever lie, but it wasn't just what he said. it was the way he said it. and i think a lot of journalists were passing around that transcript and that clip saying, this is extraordinary. and this story has a new life as a result of that single encounter. >> once weiner admits he lied and so clearly it was going to be a huge story, it seems to me, jane hall, there aren't gatekeepers anymore. if radaronline gets a bunch of instant messages between weiner and the woman who is the vegas black jack dealer, it's on 10 million websites in half an hour. >> i said it showed absolutely how the mainstream media worked, which is you give it to breitbart. he puts it out. it's all over the place. the media follow. i thought abc did a responsible job with the story they did. i think they're focusing on whether he lied or not, tha

he said that to our ted barrett. i think he was alluding to a quote from woodrow wilson there.ing for him, he's going to probably talk about, is the fact that his constituents still support him. there's a brand new poll out tonight, john, that says 56% of the people in his very district say that he should not resign. 56%. so if he is somebody who is dug in looking for a reason and a way to stay, certainly the point of that poll is going to be one of the ways he's going to do it. >> our senior congressional correspondent dana bash. thank you. gloria borger is still with me, our chief political analyst. will he survive this? >> it's hard to say. yesterday i would have said no. today he sounds a little more dug in. i think the key is going to be when members of congress come back into town and he gets the pressure from them personally. they get to talk to each other. and then the ball could get rolling that way and say to him, you know what, you've got to go. >> see what happens. it will be very fascinating. dana mentioned jim clyburn saying the house democratic caucus will have s