emerson, everybody, bronson, her mother.he book was an opportunity to tell in my own words what i thought the story was. i hope you get to see the film. is a different approach to it. >> the only participation in the war that was formal with a brand new occupation called nursing. up at 6:00, run through my ward, throw open windows as if life depended upon it. a more perfect pestilence i never saw. i am often homesick, heart sick and worn out. i like it. >> she arrived on the eve of one of the bloodiest battles of the civil war. in the battle of fredericksburg, 10,000 wounded and as many killed. it took several days. >> entering my ward, no arms. ♪ >> the surgeon began the amputation. he regarded a dilapidated body the way i would obama and. >> this alcott found the very and intense human life she had longed to know. >> no dying statesman was full of more dignity than this virginia blacksmith. >> i hope so. there is not the slightest hope. i leave it to you. >> she writes his last letter for him to his mother and everyone in

emerson, everybody, bronson, her mother.e book was an opportunity to tell in my own words what i thought the story was, so i hope you get to see the film because it is really a different approach to it. >> the only participation in the war that was formally opened to women was a brand-new occupation called nursing. the six dress by gaslight would run through my board and throw open windows as if life life depended on it. a more perfect pestilence box i never saw. now i am often homesick, heartsick and worn-out. i like it. she arrived in the evening of one of the bloodiest battles of the civil war. in a battle of fredericksburg i have seen once it's not 10,000 wounded and maybe as many killed. was a debacle over several days. >> stretchers with legless, armless entering my ward. ♪ the surgeons began the amputations. dr. paige seem to regard page seem to regard it dilapidated -- e. there was not thought necessary. with all its hardships, ms. alcott found in the hospital that buried in intense human life she had longed to know.

a woman named linda bronson. she was divorced from scott's father.ronson, was upset by what she read as innuendo in the news stories that her now-dead son had somehow been responsible for cindy's disappearance. >> and i knew that just couldn't be true. that's why i was contacted daniel davis. >> but linda bronson wasn't calling just to clear her son's name. she had some information to offer. detect davis was listening. >> she was very interested in it. she believed me. she wholeheartedly believed me. at least i thought she did. >> now for the first time in eight years, the eastpointe police department began looking at the cindy case as something other than a possible runaway. the detective danielle davis, began piecing together a timeline of cindy's last weekend home, chasing down old witnesses. but after that flury of fresh energy came a new setback. detective davis left the department. once again, the cindy cold case file would be passed on to a new set of investigative eyes. in may of 1995, an eastpointe cop named derek mclaughlin, mac to one and

health whatever you know it seems that the government's wanting to come down very tough on the court bronson handing out strict punishments and things will sort of do you think will do more harm than good. and we know it won't work i mean again it's back to a kind of holding the scandinavian model of rehabilitation in finland in sweden in norway is the any serious way that you actually deal with these problems on the long term level but just buying them up in prison is where which are overcrowded and loonies prisons are prime factors explain. to me sitting right in the english prison to sixty seven percent of these people go into prison they come out and they re offend again the reaction in many parts of the country from communities. the launch vigilante groups clearly they're angry and they want a heavy handed response is that the answer i don't think the public a very well educated about how and why children come to do this so for example there's a lot of discussion around how parents should be teaching their children and you know disciplining more is so much evidence and all my experience

accuser now in his first public statement since being arrested on may fourteenth company charles bronsonof the past months have been a nightmare for him and his family and they are looking forward to returning to france dominique strauss kahn was arrested on may fourteenth shortly after paraded in front of news cameras by the new york city police department at that point he was essentially vilified by moon most mainstream media outlets and found guilty in the court of public opinion now the new york media turned this criminal investigation into somewhat of a surface because many of the new york new york city newspaper headlines refer to dominique strauss kahn as a frog one could refer to him as pepe le pew and they also refer to him as a womanizer now this of course ruined the reputation for this french politician he was considered a contender for the next presidential race in france but his basically his reputation was ruined before he was convicted at all he lost his job as head of the international monetary fund and there was a lot of of a lot of comments and negative press for seated

brown done will rebuild as soon as -- brown done will rebuild as soon as possible -- bronson will rebuildible, he says. >>> firefighters are battling a wildfire near perris in riverside county. that's blaze has forced the evacuation of 50 homes and threatened a uc liver side complex campus. >>> mount diablo board met to discuss shortening the school year by five days. the state average is 180 f approved, a cut would save the district about $6 million. the district has a projected $2.5 million deficit. >>> and the president of san francisco state university is retiring. robert corey again will leave at the end of the school year. corey again took over in 1988 and -- corrigan took over and told his staff that he aggo newses about the current state of -- agonizes about the current state of california and wants to turn it around. >>> right now, dominique strauss-kahn is a in a new york city courtroom where it is expected that the judge will throw out the sexual assault case against him. this is strauss arriving for court. the prosecutors say there's evidence that the woman had sexual contact