where are you easter bunny? it was easter. tracy and jonathing were waiting for the easter bunny.n't think there's an easter bunny. end quote. yeah, said tracy. y-a-h. they were very sad. they waited for the easter bunny and they waited and they waited. >> jimmy: there's the illustrati illustration. >> by pen, you know. it's a lovely story. >> jimmy: that's the whole thing? that's a terrible story. >> no, there's a -- >> jimmy: there's more here. >> there's a proper climax and a proper like, you know, what's going on -- >> jimmy: hold on. then it was 1:00, time to take their nap. a little while later, they woke up. tracy said, why hasn't the easter bunny come yet? he'll be here, said their mom. as they were watching tv, they heard a noise at the door. they opened it and there were two easter baskets and small surprises. the children were so happy. they were waving at the bunny as he was running away and they lived happily ever after. >> happily ever half. yeah. >> jimmy: that's it. >> that was it. >> jimmy: this needs to be a feature film. >> i'm working on it. >> jimmy: i would l

like this, but the point is this bunny has gotten the term of being called the mutant bunny, it is calledon rabbit. and so it is living up to the hype, but this the absence of informati information. >> the bunny is cute, i have to say. when you look at it, yeah. really cute. all right. let's talk about the world's shortest man. >> he's the world's shortest living man. and he's filipino from the philippines. he weighs 11 pounds, don. a little bit more than a gallon of milk. and he's about the height, a little taller than the average rooster, at 23 inches. and so 23.6 inches to be adequate. but the point is he was just named on his 18th birthday as the shortest living man. and it created lot of buzz internationally. if you look at him here, he has three younger siblings. he can't walk very far and he can't stand for many hours. he's dependent on his family in terms of doing the day-in and day-out tasks we take for granted. he's so cute. >> such a little guy. thank you. >> no problem, don. take care. >>> up next, lebron james. analysts say he's been missing in the fourth quarter of the last

he was also told he had to stay away from bunny melon.e he had a meeting with her a couple of weeks ago and don't know what they talked about. but certainly it's been a concernation because she's one of the -- or presumably one of the key witnesses in this case. you saw him outside the courtroom and his demeanor. i thought that was interesting. it's very strange and i'll wrap up here to say, very strange but probably the last time i got a really good look at john edwards was the south carolina debate in 2008. not a hair out of place. today he looked exactly the same but it's so strange to see how men who could be one of the three people with barack obama and hillary clinton on the stage debating for president and now end up here in a courtroom charged with criminal violations for what he did during that campaign is one of the strangest sagas i've seen in politics, quite frankly. >> wolf and i were just talking about it. how the mighty have fallen. i want to get back to a point about the impact of the testimony from edwards' donor. now, 10

bunny was in the crowd that day. she thinks the first man fell overboard while looking at an oil slick. >> the one that was pilot reached out and grabbed him and they both fell off she is a mine of information. and legacy of all this stuff. >> this is a lot better than a garage. >> from the daly city history miami, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >>> a bay area company is supplying technology that could help millions of peoplean enegat an enemy that the attacks from e air and spreads disease. carolyn johnson has more. >> in just a fraction of a second, this mosquito will be blasted out of the sky. even in this super slow motion video provided by the developer the speed of the kill is something out of a video game. technically speaking that is not far off the mark. stan is senior vice president of the company that power the intense 3-d animation in today's video games. but those chips known as gpus do more. >> it's evolved into gpu that uses in a variety of applications that you have to simulate information. >> everythi

the bunnies were empowered in a way that women had not been before and the bunnies immediately earnedmore money than their fathers. >> reporter: yeah, well, looking hot and entertaining men not because they were owning the place. >> the playboy club is not harmless. it represents yet another frontier of this international playboy porn empire which is very much based making its money out of degrading women as sex objects. >> reporter: the club has drawn protesters. yet retro returns. the playboy club opened in vegas in 2006. a drama based on old clubs is on nbc in the fall. and the company, just taken private, is multiplying its merchandise all over the world especially asia. >> we cross all age groups and we're popular among women as men. more of our consumer products are by women than men. >> reporter: for now the bunnies themselves at least are thril d thrilled. >> we just feel like a million dollars. >> reporter: and about half the new club members are female. >> we make an independent, empowered decision to be here. and if that isn't modern feminism, i don't know what is. >> repor

, how would we look with the little bunny tails on? >> right, right. >> but it's a very kind of savvy, i think, on huffer in's part -- hefner's part business model to use these models that were not professional. and you talk about that in the book, that they quite deliberately used not well-known models and women, and most of them were just people who were not famous. >> right. >> how did they find the bulk of these women? you talk about some of them send anything pictures, but where did most of them come from? >> a lot of them were submitted by photographers. so photographers who did cheesecake photography or whatever, advertising, a lot of them would submit women's photo for consideration. >> and so most of the women were kind of struggling models, not well known? is. >> absolutely, absolutely. some of them, supposedly, were found, you know, grocery shopping. a photographer happened to pass by a woman he thought was particularly beautiful. but a lot of them had modeled before they appeared in playboy, they just didn't appear in any w

back to bunny melon for a moment and the fact that she is 100. i asked the justic department official today well, ift was illegal for edwards's campaign to accept this money because it exceeded the limit, surely it was illegal for the contributors to give it. so why weren't the contributored dicted and one of the answers we got is well, one of them is 100 years old. >> rose: and the other is dead. >> the other is dead, that's right. >> both of which make them unappealing defendants it is safe to say. >> one other thing about the edwards defense here, one of the thins that they are saying, charlie, is that the money was raised, yes, to conceal the affair. but not to conceal at fair from the public but to conceal th affair fm elizabeth ed wardz. and therefore this was a personal solicitation of money. this money was to be spent for personal reasons, not political reasons. whether that is an appealing argument to be made or not that is one of the thins that they say is part of their defense and shows why this doesn't come under the campaign laws. >>

you know how bunnies are. are like hip and happening again. >> hot again. glad i hung around to see it. >> reporter: and what a sight. a worldwide empire that exploded from hefner's fertile imagination, deepest desires, and $1,000 from his mother. playboy magazine hit the stands in 1953 with marilyn monroe wearing nothing but a come hither look. eisenhower's america was shocked and titillated and changed forever. >> we were there to ignite the flame that became the sexual revolution. i take some pride in that. >> reporter: people must have thought you were rude and lascivious and a corruptor of young morals. >> some did and some still think so today. >> reporter: the magazine and that, oh, so well cultivated lifestyle made him the envy of many a man. but it also made him the enemy of many men and more women. >> the day that you are willing to come out here with a cotton tail attached to your rear end. >> reporter: the criticism, he's heard them all. >> you're not celebrating women. you're degrading women. it's

a mere bunny. i have you know young lady, i am a fox of rare breed. i am rated some of the finest hen houses from franklin to madison. i am a fox and you'll act accordingly. she put her hands on her hip and said [inaudible] she skipped away leaving the fox dumbfounded. got all the way through the woods tricking that fox. he had been reduced to sniffling and crying. he was a pitiful mess. give me once last chance i am certain i can prove it. about that time [inaudible] came through the woods. you can see it a little ways in the distance. fox didn't notice a thing. he was begging to be believed. wait, wait here it is. i am a fox, he said yes, yes. sometimes he could run. it doesn't matter what i think anymore. it doesn't matter anymore. you have sharp teeth and can run fast. by the way he is looking all over for you. if fox dashed towards the woods, not to worry, the hound dog knows who i am. i have been out running that old miserable mutt for years like i told you i am a fox. i know. i know. she turned toward ms. viola's with a basket of eggs. i rewrot

. >> and a bunny bust in the east bay discovers some rabbit breeders. but these bunnies were going to be pets. >>> and a live look at san francisco's embarcadero. a beautiful start to your thursday, june 30th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, reporting what matters to you, this is "today in the bay." >> welcome to thursday, everybody. good morning. it is straight up 6:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. meteorologist christina loren is here with your hour by hour forecast. >> we are looking good this morning. wherever you are headed, right now for the current time, i think that you'll be okay when it comes to the formation of fog right on the highway. it's still right now looking pretty good. but i think that the atmosphere is ripe with that fog to settle in for the next hour or so. already noticing that a little bit from the sunol camera. mike and i watch that all morning long. the big weather story, the warm-up toward the holiday weekend. triple-digit weather back in the forecast. we'll talk about where and when coming up

if you believe these expenditures, this campaign contribution -- >> couldn't bunny melon just say, iause i knew he was in a bind and i wanted to help him protect his wife, who i cared about, so i wasn't giving it to the campaign? >> she certainly could say that. there is a note of hers quoted in the indictment where she talks about spending money for the campaign. that's problematic for them, and it's also -- even if she intends that it's for his benefit, the government may argue that a reasonable observer would find this a campaign contribution. all of this is legally murky. in a case where you have to prove this beyond a reasonable doubt, legal murkiness is a good defense. >> jeff toobin, thanks. joe johns, thank you very much. >>> in washington, house republicans brought up another reason they're unhappy with president obama. it has to do when the president gave the go ahead for military action in libya. >> the revealing and disturbing jailhouse conversations of a mom accused of killing her little girl. >> we need to have something to go on. >> mom, i don't have anything. i'm sorr

you can only give $2,300 to a primary campaign and they gave almost a million dollars. >> couldn't bunnyelon just say, i gave it because i knew he was in a bind and i wanted to help him protect his wife, who i cared about, so i wasn't giving it to the campaign? >> she certainly could say that. there is a note of hers quoted in the indictment where she talks about spending money for the campaign. that's problematic for them, and it's also -- even if she intends that it's for his benefit, the government may argue that a reasonable observer would find this a campaign contribution. all of this is murky. in a case where you have to prove this beyond a reasonable doubt, legal murkiness is a good defense. >>> in washington, -- >> the revealing and disturbing jailhouse conversations of a mom accused of killing her little girl. >> we need to have something to go on. >> mom, i don't have anything. i'm sorry. i've been here a month today. do you understand how i feel? i mean, do you really understand how i feel in this? i'm completely, completely out of the loop with everything. i love that my daug

now 100-year-old heiress rachel bunny mellon, and fred baron. the money was used to hide edwards' mistress, rielle hunter, and later their child, while he ran for president. the six count indictment said it payment contributed to unlawful campaign contributions, and convicted edwfrdz of trying to solicit them and cover them up. as proof the money was intended to help the campaign, prosecutors cite a note by mellon, written after an uproar over edwards' 400 daler hair cut. she wrote, the next time, anything that can help our friend, sent the receipts to me. >> no wwaas s charged either civilly or criminally, with what edward has been. >> edwards joked with the number of lawyers present. five for him and seven for the government. >> rielle hunter and her daughter now live in charlotte, two hours from the edwards estate. what he told his young children about today? >> that i love him. >> reporter: he walked away without another word. sources clo s close to the case nbc that they were close to a last minute plea deal but negotiate eions broke down w

in other words we set the bar 6 inches off the ground, take a bunny hop and celebrate our accomplishments. when we read scriptural definitions of what transforming revival is, we need to elevate our expectations, god will invade every arena of human life and endeavor, even touching the land itself, in manchester county, clay county, we have seen ecological change as well as social, spiritual, economic, and political. >> when you talk about social economic spiritual changes, our viewers may find thr interesting, manchester was known the painkiller capitol, now it is known as the city of hope. as you document other cities around the world, the hope for cities that are blighted, facing all kinds of challenges, i am sure this gives you hope to see that the power of god can change, not just individual's life but an entire city. >> over the last 15 years we have been traveling all around the world and documenting some of god's finest handiwork and people have asked me what has impacted me the most. it has been my faith. what i have seen has so elevated my faith, today i can go into virtually an

my heart is hammering like a little bunny.an that sizing about this moment ever since the first time i heard led zeppelin for the first time. while i'm not afraid of piranhas, got no problem with heights, nothing is more terrifying than the idea of singing on stage. because as these paying customers are about to learn -- i can't sing. but let's back up. to better understand how a tone deaf hack gets in such a pickle. >> hello. >> reporter: hi. they baited me with eight words. rock and roll fantasy camp. in the bahamas. and i'm not alone following this siren song. there are ramones fans here. a group of texas moms. >> hey, bill. >> reporter: and more than a few passty garage band fellas like me. plus, tommy lee. >> no way, dude! that's just freaking me out, man. >> reporter: there's kiss guitarist ace frehley. chip winger. leta ford. exactly the kind of pro-am blend david imagined when the former sports and music agent hatched this idea while houring with ringo starr. and what these appeal for the rock star? >> it reminds the r

promising him a job as a director of the foundation that was to be set up with funding from heiress bunnyellon. >> we can count on her. >> reporter: when the job never materialized, the relationship soured. and it was young's book that finally forced john edwards to admit he was, in fact, the father of rielle hunter's daughter, quinn, now 3 years old. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: the indictment is just the next blow in a crushing year for the edwards family. elizabeth edwards died just six months ago. these days, john edwards continues to live in north carolina and reportedly sees his children often, including daughter quinn. the politician who came to prominence as a hot-shot trial lawyer facing, perhaps, the most important case of his life. >> and bob woodruff joins us now from winston-salem. bob, what an extraordinary day in american political history. what was the emotion like there? >> reporter: well, in terms of the emotion, certainly, when john edwards came out with cate, his daughter, she's 28 now. she knows all about these details, all about the law, but they came out the

>> there is a difference between conservative for the conservation of nature and being a bunny hugger>> with 800 charities to his name, prince philip is at last beginning to think of slowing down, or so he claims. >> i reckon i have done my bit. how want to enjoy myself now. with less responsibility, less frantic rushing about, less preparation, must try to think of something to say -- on top of that, your memory is going. i cannot remember names. and this sort of winding down. >> the duke is showing little signs of sitting back and will never give up what he has always seen as his most important role, supporting the queen. >> let's stay with of the world. the duke and duchess of cambridge have been attending a charity dinner. there is some flash photography coming up. the couple were at an event hosted by children's charities. they wanted to use philanthropy as a catalyst for meaningful change. refugees continue to flee into turkey as troops are massed the northwest of the country. the human rights commissioner has urged the syrian government to stop which calls the ruthless striking

. >> they are beach bunnies. >> thanks, roberta. >>> speaking of warm weather food at county fairs pretty predictable. corn dogs. hamburgers. cotton candy. at the opening of this year's alameda county fair there is a booth with a flare for the wild side. we take a look at the dishes right out of the "survivor" cook book. >> yes, get your yes burger. >> reporter: the alameda county fair is here and this year exotic food is on the menu. >> kangaroo. elk,. >> deep fried maggots to alligator on a stick to yak. >> very sweet and clean. >> reporter: jungle george said the stranger the better. >> scorpions. they like it. just to say they had it. >> reporter: ate -- eight legs to four legs. how about crickets to go. >> not bad. >> reporter: as for alligator on a stick. five and a half stars. >> nice. >> spicey? >> reporter: i definitely taste the alligator. yes. i really do. exotic chef rodney says he has tried it all. >> i have tried, i have tasted. i have conquered. >> come try alligator. they wouldn't come. >> only at the fair. >> reporter: and if you eat all your dinner how about dessert. wha

. >> hugh hefner's run away bunny bride in tears. her first television interview. >> i don't want to hurt anybody. i don't want to hurt hef. >> why she dumped the mogul days before the wedding, was there another man? >> i'm going to give you this opportunity to set the record straight. >> then, where we caught maria shriver with her hair up in rollers. why "e.t." is beyond the scenes talking to be yawn say. >> meet tv's new farrah fawcett. charlie's angels back in primetime. >> tom hanks, teaching julia roberts how to kiss. >> as professionals do, we brushed our teeth. >> now, "indepth" on the biggest entertainment stories from around the world. why did hef's runaway bride one away? hello, welcome to "entertainment tonight," i'm mark steines. >> hi, everybody, i'm nancy o'dell. crystal harris days away from becoming mrs. hugh hefner opens up and breaks down with chris jacobs. >> i disappointed everybody. i feel like i did. >> the 25-year-old playmate in tiers over dumping 85-year-old "playboy" mogul hugh hefner one week before their

bunny bust. an east bay rabbit breeder in trouble with the law. we'll tell you why, coming up.ll [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ 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. >>> new this morning. it's a tough day in san jose where dozens of police officers are being laid

peace and feel quiet we have some bunny rabbits on the property which adds to the flair of the place. >> deer come in every once in awhile don't they? >> i haven't seen any deer. >> okay in my time down there once in awhile i did see them. >> lots of birds. >>> now, as is a real tradition in the catholic church you have a patron saint. >> when i first got there i asked the question what do we celebrate as the feast day and obviously valinbrosa is not a saint but the founder of the original one was st. john or giovani gualberto we decided to take his feast day, july 12th and make that our own. and the wonderful story, you know this is a picture of the merciful night, john was on his way home on a good friday, when he encountered the man who had murdered his brother and he was seeking revenge he had been seeking revenge against this man for the longest time and discovered he now had the opportunity to kill him. the man extended his hands in the sign of the cross and asked for mercy. john gave him mercy. shortly after that he entered the monastery which he helped to found, the alambrosin

the money came from two people, bunny melon and fred baron died over a year ago so these not going tohe is 100 years old and it is unclear that she will be able to testify at the trial. they will prove it largely through the testimony of andrew young who was the one-time aide who turned on edwards and then wrote a book about it. he is going to be a witness who will be quite extensively cross examined. so the government is going have some real challenges here in proving its case. it's got a lot of advantages, but this is not a slam dunk case. >> on that point, joe johns, we both reported this, there were plea negotiations before hand and i think you were reporting that he did not want to plea to a felony because he would have to give up his law license and he doesn't want to go to jail. do you see any possible negotiations between now and trial date or has edwards and his team simply decided that they can go into court and win this case? >> well, you know, that's anybody's guess, but it certainly looks like they laid down a marker today and the other thing that people don't talk a lot

there was no dancing involved but there was a bunny suit. >> yes. >> remember this?-- this was the strangest -- yeah, the strangest experience i think i've had. is that you hopping around there? >> yes. it's like a -- yeah. apparently the apes wanted ice cube and eggs. all very strange, dresses like a rabbit. >> they told you to put that bunny suit on and you listened. >> i still think it was a plushy joke that i was being punked about. >> it's a good look for you. good look. >> thanks for bringing that up. i appreciate that. >> anytime. >>> serious stuff coming up next, crime and punishment, day 24 in the casey anthony murder trial. the focus today, dna, duct tape and plant growth at the site where caylee anthony's remains were found. meantime big news from the prosecution. plus george anthony's mistress may be called to testify as every as tomorrow. we'll talk to you about what she may say >>> also ahead the death of ryan dunn. the autopsy report is now out on tv's jack ass. we have details on that. k of po. in here, the planned combination of at&t and t-mobile wou

but with fiber in the top layer of the snow bunny escapes into the year. but in lola's it settles on large snowflakes and turns into us. as a result snow in the lowest layer turns into large brown crystals. just makes the top most last slide over the ground pellets. the only way to fight avalanches is to get them to move before they begin sliding down the road whenever a weather forecast points to snow instability avalanches are set off to prevent the risk of a larger one occurring before the roads are blocked ski routes are closed and the area was cordoned off a modern computer system controls avalanche movement gasses fed into a bell suspended from a helicopter and operated and so it is a spark in the belt on the gas explodes the shockwave triggers an avalanche. this method is widely used in the foothills of the caucasus close to the city of sochi russia's most popular ski resorts the situation here. is in the world are prone to avalanches and all of them are affected by our launches every single one. yes the slope is avalanche prone if it is steeper tha

some of the bunnies were scalded and suffered severe digestive illnesses.f you would like to adopt a rabbit you can call oakland animal services. >>> shark fin soup will soon be a thing of the past in hawaii. possessing shark fins was bannedded last year and restaurants had one year to use up their supplies. that deadline is tomorrow. restaurants that serve shark fin soup after the deadline face a $5,000 fine. >>> the marin county fair kicked off one hour ago with traditional petting zoos and carnival rides and organizers say this year's fair is historic. they are celebrating the 75th anniversary of the golden gate bridge with special exhibits. it includes a sculpture made out of 100,000 tooth picks with the skyline depicting the bridge. the fair runs through monday night in san rafael at the fair grounds. >>> and the advertised warm up movement in on track as scheduled. a live look outside in san francisco. both with sunny skies, the bay and the bay bridge, currently surface san francisco in the upper 60, as far as temperatures you'll notice a big bounce e

you know jump off, i was samurai's garden, i said it was an energizer bunny. danville shoes samurai's garden the end of last year. they had the danville theatre which is a nice theatre and they were doing roamioand juliette and there was me in the middle of a balcony. it was a nice audience when i walked in my brain was exat that timic, look at the people here. it's almost as good as last years. i said who did you choose last year. and the year before. and told me. i said do you realize they are dead already? >> i'm alive and shouldn't i pull in a little more? [laughter] to go off, thank you for coming. >> my pleasure. i just this month read your book dreaming water. and i was -- i'm very glad to have read it. i'm wondering 2 things. there seems to be more of an advocacy voice in terms of the discrimination of being you know an asian american. and secondly, warner's disease. i'm wondering how you got into writing about that? and the characters were wonderful. >> okay. your first question, first. you know to be totally honest, when i sat down to write dreaming

. >>> coming up, bunny bust. an east bay rabbit breeder in trouble with the law. we'll tell you why. >>> and a man caught on tape allegedly stealing a one of a kind violin heads to court. for all your news, weather and traffic updates and a lot of us out on facebook. by us, cck nbc bay area morning. "today in the bay" starts in two minutes. >>> the budget crisis hits home in the city of san jose where dozens of police officers are laid off. i'm christie smith. i'll have that story coming up in a live report. >> plus, a changing of the guard. the man charged with defending our country steps down. a live report is coming up. >>> and a new bill working its way through sacramento could mean health benefits for same-sex couples.

it was almost like a flying visit to chechnya or rude holiday it's certainly was you know the dust bunnies don't always long european fear the european championships but it seems he just couldn't cut it going grozny sucked. off for just a year or more else interesting story in just a second. you're with sports to be here on twenty four hour artsy i'm you know milan these are stories in priest this hour. departing dutchman ruud hole it gets the sack as turkey rolls the manager after just off the new year with the russian premier league side. taking control c.s.k. moscow move top of the russian premier league holding victory over anji on a busy day of talks like. a net gain string a williams winter first competitive match after a year long injury lay off but she prefers to defend a wimbledon club. he was the biggest football name to put down roots in chechnya but within six months ruud hole it's ten years f.c. chara manager is over the dutchman receiving his marching orders after seeing his side go down to a last minute own goal last night take a look surrogate zero zero million chook was th

. >>> a rabbit raid leads to a breeding facility, intended to raise 21 bunnies for food.fficials are working to find the homes formal nourished and abused rabbits that were stocked on top of each other. workers with the spca say the itras were found in the backyard of a home. the owner is under investigation due to the living conditions at the home deemed inhumane. >>> hipster or homeless? is it clever or tacky? has a new san francisco website gone too far with its hoo you more? >>> there's one thing you can't plan for on your summer getaway, bad weather. next, how to get rebooked faster, what to say, the sites to use and something you can do while in line that will get you ahead of the game over everyone else waiting. >> and secrets from the grave lennon didn't want anyone to n know. >> the rain has finally moved on. we're seeing clearing skies and a warming trend, getting started y eraturhe sorines tto hehointo daweliekend. a look at the forecast coming up. . [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in

> abc news learned just b before federal prosecutors were set to indict john edwards he was asking bunny mellon for millions of dollars. it's unclear why he would ask for money or whether such a request would be illegal since he's not running for office but mellon's campaign contributions to edwards in 2008 are the crux of the criminal case against him. he's accused of using those funds to cover up his affair with rielle hunter. >>> to protect the tiny town of hamburg, iowa, take a look at this eight-foot earthen barrier. it is keeping several feet of water from flooding the town but the heaviest surge is yet to come. officials say they're not sure how well the levee will hold if water levels remain high for months. >>> crews battling the largest wildfire in arizona's history are now facing a 50-mile-an-hour wind that is going to happen today. the governor is setting up for an aerial tour will happen today. a smaller one scorched nearly 10,000 acres. it is now about 30% contained. they've really been fighting that there. >> made a little bit of progress. >>> now for this morning's weathe

that would be a woman named bunny melon, a philanthropist, who lives in the state of virginia and now deceased attorney named fred barron, who lived in texas. these two people kicked in, we've called it a million dollars, according to documents, we're talking roughly 925, $50,000. >> sounds like we lost joe. can you hear us? sounds like we lost joe johns on the phone explaining those federal charges. we will actually get more analysis on the story in a few minutes with cnn legal analyst jeffrey toobin and ask him about the possible punishments now that edwards is indicted. where does this go from here and could other people also face charges? the unemployment report for may is out today and it is ugly. the labor department says the economy added just 54,000 jobs last month. experts predicted the may increase would be three times that number. it was enough to bump up the overall employment rate a notch to 9.1%. >>> stocks are sinking because of concerns the economic recovery may be puttering. right now, the dow jones industrial average is down 65 points. >>> yemen is on the brink of ci

because i think that there's a difference being concerned for the conservation of nature and being a bunny hugger. >> with 800 charities to his name, not least the duke of ed din burrow award, he's finally starting to slow down, or so he claims. >> i want to enjoy myself. with less responsibility, less frantic rushing about, less preparation, less trying to think of something to say. on top of that, memory is going. i can't remember names. so i'm just sort of winding down. >> the duke is showing little sign of sitting back and will never give up what he has always seen as his most important role, supporting the queen. >> fiona talking to the duke as he celebrates his 90th birthday. you can see that on our website at bbc.com. >> hello and welcome. >> see the news unfold. top stories from around the globe and click-to-play video reports. go to bbc.com/news to experience the in-depth, expert reporting of "bbc world news" online. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu. newman's own foundation. and union bank. >> union bank has put its g

product for the money in different better the bunny gives up the possibility but the main problem isnot that the main problem is this. state's rules in russia that each year we have to pass a separate and who will do the festival and this is this is that this is the problem because it doesn't exist and you wear that for how for a year more than half a year the festival disappears the people who do it don't do anything are not permitted to do anything or not official representatives anything to get the right to do the next. well there's no this is right this is bureaucracy lots of thank you thank you could all end their congratulations there but you still made it happen this year thank you and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was killed off the longer the program director of the mosque international film festival that's open now from politics we'll be back with more time come. inside what's going on in and outside russia so let's stay on party and take care as it. moves. the beleaguered girl get off the excuses nato forces of murder following the death of civilians in a

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shortly before federal prosecutors indicted john edwards he asked for millions of dollars from heiress bunnyon, unclear why edwards was asking for money since he is not running for office. melon's contributions to edwards' presidential campaign are the crux of the criminal case against him. he is a kudz of using the money to cover up his affair. >>> chairman of the joint chiefs says al qaeda's new boss will get the attention from the u.s. that osama bin laden did. so, as the search for the terror group's new leader moves forward rs, just who is al-zarwi. >> the u.s. hoped to kill zawari before he took over. >> frankly it barely matters who runs al qaeda. because al qaeda is a bankrupt ideology. >> reporter: the key question for americans, is zawahiri for or less likely to attack the u.s. >> now that we killed bin laden he probably feels a need to retaliate against the united states. >> reporter: in his dozens of video messages, he seems far more focuses on attacks in pakistan, egypt and muslim countrieses than the u.s. >> if you are in pakistan, you would be afraid of attacks. >> regionally