not a church, last time i checked. >> barry, barry, barry, not a single dollar of taxpayer money spentn this. all funded by the private sector over $2 million. let me ask you, barry, would you come to a prayer event? would you sponsor a -- >> let me moderate -- i welcome you here to be a guest not a moderator. look at this. catholic, most controversial statements in the past has been he called the kacatholic church the great whore. hurricane katrina god's punishment or new orleans. america has become a payingipag society. here's a montage of controversial comments from brian fisher, a spokesman for the group sponsoring the event, mike bikel the natural house of prayer and head of heartland prayer network, each participating in tomorrow's event. listen to this montage of voices and tony can respond. >> i believe that homosexuals are morally disqualified from holding public office. why? because they are engaging in sexually about borant behavior. >> there's a statue in new york harbor called the statue of liberty. know where we got it from? french free masons. listen, folks, that an i id

tonight a conversation with barry manilow. next week he is out with his first album of original music in a decade. later on, a special performance from the new project and some great music >> to everyone making a difference, you help us all lived better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. nationwide insurance is proud to join have this in working to improve financial literacy and working to remove obstacles one at a time. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. [captioning made possible by kcet public television] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> what an honor to have barry manilow and his piano on the set to night. it is hard to believe we have not seen a project of new music in 10 years, but that is about to change. it is an honor to have you in this program. >> i have been looking forward to doing tavis:: 20 years i have been in the broadcast business, and i have never had the honor of sitting with an artist for an entire conversation at th

the attorney of barry bonds of mentally said " no " to. and with no legal basis for such a conviction. prosecutors disagree saying that barry bonds intended to mislead the jury and we finally answer the question that was a lie. still, taking money and she said she saw anderson inject barry bonds. this ruling will become at a later date and if they uphold the conviction? barry bonds will file an appeal and mean time sidestepping the conviction and it is possible the prosecution could retry barry bonds on those three purse recounts in which the jury was deadlocked. at the federal courthouse, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: new, we are going to talk to a legal analyst about the fact that barry bonds could get that conviction, overturned. >>catherine: 24 year-old cody crawford say that he was motivated by race. he is being indicted on hate crime charges. setting fire to a mosque. nobody was hurt. crawford is insisting that he is 100 percent innocent. this is casey anthony is first day of probation. this is video of a acquittal. this unrelated

let's get that has been when i was a schoolboy i saw barry a several times that he would come here with a wedding load of border guards around the area always wore eyeglasses he would go down the road with his hands behind his back to look like a man wanting to boss everybody around him. for many years whenever of has in families got together even mentioning the names of relatives branded as enemies of the people was dangerous nowadays when guests visit yuri benny as grants and hands him a vessel in the form of a horn reserved for special occasions. the guests drink wine from simple looking glasses but the first toast has no festive undertones they are going to drink wine to commemorate the victims of their oppressions unleased by stalin and beria. today we remember all the rules were pressed in the prime of their lives the time has come for us to name their names without having to worry about a new crackdown then. let us never forget them. moscow lubyanka square house number two. this is the headquarters of the soviet union secret police beriah took charge of this government department

one of barry as top secret projects was a toxicological laboratory of the n.k.v.d. . here scientists tested poisons on people sentenced to death later top soviet leaders authorized the. use of such poisons him politically motivated assassinations. the laboratory head is on record is reporting the following some one hundred convicts were used for the purpose more than half of them died as a result of the experiments. i wish to state categorically that i knew nothing about it. couldn't bear it was later told i received instructions from above who it was stolen has told him to supply the n.k.v.d. with poisons tested on humans but i did in the new. today a significant number of russian communists are campaigning to have beria exonerated they feel he was one of stalin's best managers but modern day communists prefer not to mention the price people paid for various kind of order. at the border which variously treated people as nothing but coggs in a machine that's the way people were treated during those years whenever beriah was given a job to do he just did it and that's.

the two met here in one nine hundred thirty one by that time barry had already shown his worth by working in local state security agencies. mary wrote a letter to the lady he ordered this and all the letters to be found and destroyed in their letter mary as put in a word for him so that the medium those letters of survived i've seen them all. stalin took note of the young activist soon after the burial was appointed head of the georgian communist party. immediately began planting loyalists in camp posts as for the man who had introduced him to stalin beria now considered him a nuisance. in december nine hundred thirty six barry invited nestor like oh but to dinner a few hours later suddenly felt sick. everybody in our pas you knew that he had been people know to date doctors who say it is much. more eliminated there and then. body was taken from the georgian capital to a panacea where it was given a state funeral in botanical gardens that was shortly before nine hundred thirty seven the year of the most massive political crackdown in the soviet union. it was just. the way. but he didn't t

in december nine hundred thirty six barry invited nestor like oh but to dinner a few hours later suddenly felt sick. everybody in our pas you knew that he had been people know to be. doctors who said as much and similar gee if i were eliminated there in them. body was taken from the georgian capital to pass the where it was given a state funeral in botanical gardens that was shortly before nine hundred thirty seven the year of the most massive political crackdown in the soviet union. but he didn't turn up for it i think he was afraid of retribution after his death declared an enemy of the people who. start of mass repression. is a black sea resort in the past in the one nine hundred thirty s. local steered clear of this building just outside town. writer serving a chicken dad say has found out that so-called political prisoners were kept here in the basement of the interior ministry's local division. as soon as all the paperwork was signed off on the condemned ward out from these basements and shot right here on this spot in the limestone pits by the seashore. has spent his whole life her

>>> and barry bonds challenging his lone conviction today. what federal prosecutors may reveal for the very first time during today's hearing. >>> good morning. thursday. weekend very close. august 25th. i'm frank mallicoat. >> it is very close. i'm grace lee. let's check with kristy to see how thursday is looking. we have to know what thursday is like, friday. >> plenty of sunshine across the board. temperatures warming up nicely hitting the low 90s again inland. i'll tell you exactly how hot it's going to get inland coming up. but let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. we are following this accident northbound 880 right before auto mall parkway. still not sure about lanes blocked. we know chp just got on scene so we'll watch this plus show you life look at the bay bridge toll plaza. in the meantime, back to you. >> thank you. >>> the man behind the iphone and ipad and ipod says i-quit. steve jobs steps down and it is sending shockwaves through the tech world. stephanie chuang reports. >> reporter: good morning. steve jobs and his

the well being this is how i felt about barry's arrest. by talking about god knows inappropriate. well i said that time i think got bored and providence and yet when i made inquiries in the commandments office about whether i was in for amnesty the report i was surprised to hear this is he'll be ok as the red. central moscow today this building houses the chinese e an embassy in russia but from the one nine hundred thirty s. until his arrest it was lebron t. berry as residents none of his relatives saw him alive after he was detained later that gave rise to rumors claiming that barry had been shot in his home before he was due to be arrested. two armored personnel carriers with soldiers inside pressure the gate leading into the courtyard security personnel rushed out of the house to see what was going on we knew albury came to the window to be with us to give the commotion that no mention was hit by machine gunfire it was a military like approach. most historians do not subscribe to that theory one of them nikita patrol has found out that a girl living in a house across the road f

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in december nine hundred thirty six barry invited nestor loco but to dinner a few hours later suddenly felt sick. everybody not positive knew that he had been poisoned people know what to eat so you've got two doctors who say it is much i'm sure bugs and similar gee if i were eliminated there and then. body was taken from the georgian capital to have has the word was given a state funeral in sioux homes botanical gardens that was shortly before nine hundred thirty seven the year of the most massive political crackdown in the soviet union. it was a hero's funeral the way very a simple read from tbilisi but he didn't turn up for it i think he was afraid of retribution after all with a declared an enemy of the people. and this signal the start of mass repression. country is a black sea resort in the past here in the one nine hundred thirty s. local steer clear of this building just outside town. writer sergei chicken dead say has found out that so-called political prisoners were kept here in the basement of the interior ministry's local provision. as soon as all the paperwork was signed o

. >>> and barry bonds returned to court today. >> reporter: barry bonds has been here to the san francisco federal building many times. he no doubt hoped this might be his last but it wasn't. barry bonds' attorneys made their best effort to get his case thrown out. they argued that the instructions the judge gave jurors were not clear and fair and they argued that the answer bonds gave to a balco grand jury back in 2003 about whether his trainer gave him anything that required a syringe was indeed rambling but not obstruction. the foreman disagreed saying bond was purposely evasive. at the end the judge said she would issue a ruling later. >> it's unlikely she will throw it out. she would be more inclined to uphold it. i think the surprise would be that she threw it out. the defense has tough, good arguments i think that's one of the reasons the the judge wants to think about it and write it up. >> reporter: how was the game last night? >> it was nice. >> reporter: bonds answered questions about the game he attended last night but not about what happened or did hasn't in court. >> going ba

barry petersen in tripoli takes us inside the dictator's network of escape tunnels. and as the man called the edison of his time steps down as apple's c.e.o., will the high tech empire he created lose its magic? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. hurricane irene is moving in and people along the east coast are moving out. the first watches and warnings went up today for what could be the most powerful hurricane to hit the east coast in seven years. irene roared across the bahamas today, a category three with winds of 115 miles an hour. the capital, nassau, was largely spared, but major damage is reported in other parts of the island chain. at last report, irene was about 600 miles south of cape hatteras, north carolina, moving toward the north/northwest at 14 miles an hour. hurricane watches and warnings are up from north carolina to new jersey, with landfall expected in north carolina on saturday. we have a team of correspondents posted throughout the hurricane zone. first, cbs news hurricane consul

we have barry peterson in tripoli, mark phillips on nato, and wyatt andrews with the president. oil prices slide, so why are you still paying so much at the pump? mark strassmann has figured it out. dr. jennifer ashton tells us about plans to screen newborns for a silent killer. and chip reid is at the opening of a national monument to a king. >> with this faith we will be able to hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. fast-moving developments tonight in a war backed by american firepower. libyan rebels are pressing their attack after surging into the capital city, tripoli. forces loyal to the dictator moammar qaddafi have been cornered in small pockets of the city. one of those pockets is qaddafi's presidential compound, which has not yet fallen. qaddafi, who ruled libya for 42 years, has not been found yet, but at least two of his sons reportedly have been arrested. correspondent barry peterson is with the rebel forces. >> reporter: the question tonight: where is

. >>> and the barry bonds case back in court today.e'll tell you what his lawyers want a judge to do. >>> a frightening incident at a california airport. what caused the pilot and passenger to fall 10 feet. live coverage from los angeles. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. no one has lower prices, is faster or more professional than aladdin. that's why more people turn to aladdin than anyone. aladdin bail bonds. bigger because we're better. >>> in a few hours, barry bonds is set to return to a courtroom in san francisco. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: barry bonds' attorneys want the conviction thrown out. they will head to federal court to try to make that happen. barry bonds was all smiles yesterday. we want to show video of him at at&t park. it's not baseball he will be focused on but his court case. bonds' attorney wants to persuade the federal judge to throw out the obstruction of justice conviction. remember, a jury convicted bonds of obstruction in apri

barry bonds looks like he is doing okay. he made a rare appearance at giants' game and looked like he was in a good mood. he held up a ball they signed and gave him. bonds was convicted in april of obstructing justice because of what he said to a grand jury. he was asked whether his former trainer ever gave him ig that required a syringe. he rambled on and on. they called it evasive and jury decided to convict him. his defense attorney says unauthorized rambling is not a crime. the jury did understand the charge so the judge will have to consider all of this as she is asked to set the conviction aside. prosecutors have a big decision to make, whether to retry him for a perjury. the jury was hung on the perjury charges and did he layered a mistrial. no word on whether the prosecutors will decide to make a decision on what they plan to do on those charges. big day in court today for mr. bonds as he tries to get that conviction set aside. >>> this is apple's first full day of 21st century without steve jobs in the boss's chair.

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barry bonds actually went out and watched his former team. it is rare for him to make appearance for giants games. he held up a baseball that the two giants announcers gave him. he would like his conviction for obstruction of justice set aside. he was convicted because of what he told a grand jury. he gave a very long answer to one question and prosecutors called it evasive but his defense attorneys are now saying that excessive rambling is not against the law. they would like the judge to set that conviction aside. he does have another dark cloud hovering over him. three perjury charges that resulted in a hung jury and mistrial in april. prosecutors are still deciding whether they retry him on those charges. no word on whether they'll make that announcement in court today. >>> this morning, thousands of evacuees in placer county are back home after fire crews allowed a fiery propane rail tanker to burn itself out. live look from the scene and you can see the tanker and movement from firefighters checking things out. the fire chief says the t

when nick ashford passed away, barry gordy said, i will remember him for the wonderful songs he left us with. i will be celebrating his life forever. whether you knew him personally, or were just touched by his music, his life and legacy will live on. good night from los angeles, and as always, keep the faith. >> ♪ make this world a better place ♪ until then end ♪ ♪ reach out and touch somebody's hand ♪ place this world a better ♪ to give encouragement ♪ >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next time for a consersation with the former mayor, kwame kilpatrick plus "sex and the city"star kristin davis. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where wal-mart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and answer, help tavis improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment one conversation at a

barry bonds in attendance this evening. hi, hello. lincecum, not his best stuff, but good when he had to be. strikes out forsythe to end the fourth with two men on. the bottom half of the inning and here it comes and there it goes. beltran, the wrist injury healed and power itself into the stands. 1-0 giants. timmy helping himself in the fifth of chopper and it is 2-0. lincecum's first r.b.i of the season. seventh strikeout of the game. barry loving it. closing it out and giants win 2-1. the giants have claimed heath bell and claimed him on waivers and now have to spend the next 48 hours trying to work out a deal for the closer or he will stay with san diego. brian wilson, you know he is hurt. bell is needed, but has no idea if he will actually become a giant. >> i know everybody goes on waivers. the giants claimed me. they got their reasons. i don't know. i mean, i'm still here. there is really nothing to report. >> a's and yankees and paul simon in the bronx. just give me some cocoa crisp. crisp going deep to seattle sabathia. forme

as qaddafi's family escapes, barry peterson has discovered the high-flying life the dictator was living. and anthony mason with the new journalists, in a world where everyone carries a camera. >> i was frantically deleting old videos from my camera to open up space for it. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. turns out it wasn't the wind, it was the water. long after hurricane irene fell apart, rain from the storm did the greatest damage. parts of 13 states from north carolina to maine are deep in floodwaters. at least 35 people have died in the region. some homes were reduced to rubble. nearly five million homes and businesses are spending another night without power. even in a flood, there was fire. in pompton lakes, new jersey, this home erupted. they think it was a gas line that broke. the house was safely evacuated. floodwaters that wiped out bridges, cut off more than a dozen towns in vermont and three in new york. we have a team of correspondents in the storm zone. first, jim axelrod in windham, new york. >> report

barry petersen, cbs news, tripoli, libya. the winningest basketball coach ever faces her toughest opponent. the photographer who captured some of the most enduring images in american history. and a sneak peek at the new 9/11 memorial, when account the cbs evening news" continues. >> pelley: researchers may have found a new way to detect early warning signs of alzheimer's disease. in a new study out today, they used brain imaging scans to find chemical changes associated with memory loss. doctors hope that detecting these changes before symptoms appear will help them understand what causes alzheimer's. one of the biggest names in college sports has joined the more than five million americans battling alzheimer's. the university of tennessee's pat summitt has more wins than any other basketball coach, mail or female. but now armen keteyian tells us, she is facing her most difficult challenge. >> the head coach for tennessee pat summitt... >> reporter: to trace the artistry and the adoring crowds that define women's basketball t

unfolded between his close associates with barry at the forefront . of the spoiled relations will those who had been installing. everything he did after. points to the fact that he was pursuing his own agenda. is interior ministry even collected compromising materials to discredit his opponents that gave rise to conspiracy theories that he sought to seize power. in the end his former associates saw beriah as a threat they decided to strip him of power by resorting to the very methods he used to deal with opponents. it was dubbed the foreign spy acting against the interests of the soviet union the charge and typically been used against most of the political prisoners that ended up in gulags. this is telling the rest. talking about god knows inappropriate. well but at that time i think got into providence when i made inquiries in the commandments office where i wasn't for amnesty but. i was surprised to hear this is he'll be ok so readily. central moscow today this building houses the newseum embassy in russia but from the one nine hundred thirty s. unt

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of his relatives saw him alive after he was detained later that gave rise to rumors claiming that barry had been shot in his home before he was due to be arrested. two armored personnel carriers with soldiers inside crèche with a gate leading into the courtyard security personnel rushed out of the house to see what was going on we know very came to the window to investigate the commotion that no mention was hit by machine gunfire it was a military like approach. most historians do not subscribe to the theory one of them nikita petrov has found a girl living in a house across the road from the mansion of the interior minister so beriah during his trial new york city is up to bury him a drawing of a. legend is said well you were being a silly girl if some weakling had got hold of you it would have given you your due it's all those words some of their it better than anything else. he surprised me of the joys of childhood in his youth as you look into his evil deeds taken over to his moral characteristics he's a pervert and children. do you admit that you committed a crime against jews doll

keeping o'neill around. >> barry was a skeptic. had heard sort of the headquarters' gossip about john o'neill's style. but it was funny; i can remember saying to john, "barry doesn't stand a chance. if you decide to win him over, you'll win him over. >> there was a knock on the door, and john was holding two beers. and he said, "well, i understand you're an irishman and you like to drink beer. these are for you." so i laughed. he wanted to stay in new york. he said, "i will be your most loyal supporter, and all i ask in return is that you be supportive of me in my efforts." and so, i said, "well, we got a deal, and we'll go forward." >> narrator: as the weeks wore on and just as that investigation about the car incident seemed a thing of the past, o'neill attended a conference of other agents in florida. >> we were meeting in bal harbour, at the marriott. john came in. he is just... i don't remember seeing john as distraught as he was this night. "what has happened?" he told me he left his briefcase in this room of 150 fbi agents a

. >>> new details a judge didn'ts barry bonds motion to -- denies barry bond's motion to overturn his conviction. he has not been sentenced for that crime. >>> san mateo county say water is now drinkable. earlier hundreds of residents lost their drink able water supply with a pump broke, crews restored the service but warned the residents to boil the water tonight the officials have tested the tap water ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about his bunkmates, and how he signs up for every activity. ♪ he even hangs out with the camp director. just like that. [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. gives you more ways to earn points. >>> you're looking at a live picture overlooking new york city where the residents have been told to brace for the worst from hurricane irene. bay area volunteers are backing up to head to the east coast to help with relief efforts. charl

still ahead, barry bonds back in court. what his attorneys are asking a judge to do. >>> why wedded bliss may have something to do with where you live. >>> scist scientists here at th are using photographs to study changes in the environment over i'll have that story coming up in a live report. >>> new evidence tonight that a picture is truly worth a thousand words. scientists at the u.s. geological survey are using time lapsed photography to study our changing climate and environment. nbc bay area's mariann favro takes us there. >> it's those changes that tell us a lot about man's impact on the environment. we use our cameras to document hour our kids change over time. now scientists with the usgs are using these old crown film cameras to document how our environment changes over centuries. >> we view photography as an ideal technique for looking at long-term change. particularly before they had satellites and aircraft. it enables us to get a good perspective after how things have changed over the last several centuries. >

. >>> also the new request by barry bonds today. he returns to court. >>> new developments in the propane fire that happened overnight that brought a potentially dangerous situation to an end. the morning news continues. >>> good morning to you. welcome to a brand new day, thursday, august 25th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. how is the weather today, mark? >> reporter: we started to cool off a bit yesterday. the trend will continue for this afternoon. that is the key key for your headline. temperatures ranging from 60 to 90 degrees. we'll break down the temperatures in the few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. >> reporter: it's getting a lot busier. if you already know it's beginning to get stop and go but also pittsburgh is getting into the act. also the morning commute looks good. 6:01. let's go back to the desk. >>> will the apple magic continue? that's the big question after ceo steve job calls it quit. >> reporter: his brill lance has been brill lance has been documented. right now we are at apple headquarters. these ar

barry bonds will confront another critic on hater later this fall. he will try to convince the fans he really is a nice guy. losing streak up to six for arizona. the nats beat the diamondbacks 4-1. the giants are only one game back. amazing stat, you would guess i am talking about the giants when i gave you this number, arizona scored 7 runs in that six game losing streak. with the giants and diamondbacks, neither team can score runs. yeah. it's going to be an interesting september. >> feel bad for arizona. >> do you? >> no. >>> see you at 11:00. ,,,, premiering the revolution by lg. the newest release with verizon 4g lte. the first phone pre-loaded