facing a dramatic evil due to disastrous reforms by the government i mean there were carried out in a callous way and as a result russian science found itself in a difficult situation we could not have survived maintained scientific potential international collaboration. founders were part of a ration of innovative entrepreneurs seeking the elusive startup conditions in an era of uncertainty in fact much of the developed world was suffering an economic identity crisis in the late twentieth century not just in the collapsing socialist bloc the west german city of dortmund where the russian innovators eventually founder incubate was no exception. the world is full of rusting old industrial space by the wayside and the constant shifts of the global economy the challenge on everyone's minds is to rethink and rebuild these spaces to compete in the high tech twenty first century. these challenges were particularly acute endured more of a city at the heart of the once mighty complex in europe's largest economy these pictures are from the final days of phoenix west a massive plant operator. along wit

i mean they were carried out in a callous way and russian science found itself in a difficult situation we could not have survived maintained scientific potential international collaboration. of innovative entrepreneurs seeking elusive startup conditions in an era of uncertainty in fact much of the developed world was suffering an economic identity crisis in the late twentieth century not just in the collapsing socialist bloc german city of. the russian innovators eventually found their incubator was no exception. in the constant shifts of the global economy the challenge on everyone's minds is to rethink and build these spaces to compete in the twenty first century. challenges were particularly acute in a city. in. these pictures from the phoenix west a massive plan operated by the. along with other heavy industry installations. long before the mill was shuttered for good in one thousand nine hundred eight the economic. crisis. there is a. new facility. passed. in april two thousand and five. companies trying to take technology from. state in european union now hosting around twenty co

when i say, for example, i'm not sure, they think of it as callous. i think -- a think of it as cowardice. i think there is a certain amount of bravery. maybe it is something in the human fabric that thinks of tragedies. we're taught that god is good and looking out for us. if you are denounced by your minister, you will about her dog's support. tavis: the older i get, the more i believe that skepticism is healthy, but cynicism drives me insane. i can handle having this conversation because i understand skepticism. i raise that because the thing there are a number of examples who i think are cynically attacking got. there are so many books over the last few years that have made the new york times best seller was not because they are skeptical, but because they are cynical have to go on a vicious attack against the got. how do you process those kinds of individuals and their positions? >> i went out for them in my book because not only is there certainty, and their cynicism and my skepticism. i give them a little bit of slack because i feel like they h

the feeling is that even though she was acquitted that she was, that she was very callous, how could she go out dancing and partying and -- what do you say about that? >> i think what we proved in court was that people grieve in many different ways and people respond to trauma in various ways. >> reporter: tomorrow, casey anthony will be sentenced. she may be released in the near future. but she faces a reunion w wh a family devastated by her trial because h h defense called both her parents liars. you saved casey anthony's life. did she thank you? >> absolutely. >> the defense from barbara walters there. >>> next up in this special edition of "nightline," we may never knowow caylee anthony died. but in the face of that, we can still ask, did the justice system work? i'm just a piece of dust living at the corner of j and k, spending too many nights alone at the spacecer. will love ever find me? ♪ oh yes! ♪ what about love?! [ female announcer ] swiffer attracts dust. swiffer 360 dusters gets in hard to reach places. you're just my type! [ laughs ] [ female announcer ] swiffer gives c

it's kind of callous and almost inhuman to be -- for pg&e to blame the victims for the situation they find themselves in. >> reporter: pg&e's filing didn't specify how residents are negligent but a spokesman says it's a standard part of the legal process and they remain committed to helping the community of san bruno rebuild. but the city manager says the recent filing is concerning because pg&e has taken different positions at different times. >> to suggest that the victims of that terrible tragedy had anything to do with the situation that they experienced is defies understanding. the part we do understand is that pg&e obviously needs to develop a legal strategy and to pursue it. but this is obviously a very -- a very up situation and one that -- unfortunate situation and one that i'm sure is concerning to our residents. it's concerning to the city, as well. and we look forward to -- we spent a lot of time and energy on trying to rebuild and heal this community. >> reporter: and neighbors say the neighborhood will never be the same n san bruno, elizabeth wenger, cbs 5. >>> in other

. >> it's at best callous and at worst irreprehensible. it's almost inhume. >> reporter: we've been talking pg & e executives since 7:30 this morning trying to get someone to meet with us on camera to address concerns about this document. the spokesperson with pg & e says they will not be ready to make a statement for us until later this afternoon. we'll have more on this story on ktvu channel 2 news at 5. >> thanks, ali. >>> police are looking for a man suspected of three bay area homicides. they say 21-year-old jonathan walker also goes by the name john-john. he's wanted for two murders in valeo, including the killing of michael ross last month and wanted on a $10 million warrant for a san francisco homicide in january of this year and wanted for patrol violations. police say if you see him, call them but do not approach. he's considered armed and dangerous. >>> a series of robberies at the bus station. there have been five incidents on donna hew street. the most recent happened this past weekend. police are encouraging bus riders to wal

court filing outlining pg and e's defense is a legal step, what's contained in it is surprising and callous. >> quite a while after the accident. thoroughly investigated. peoples lives have been turned upside down. you don't insert you're responsible allegations. you take corporate responsibility. >> reporter: his clients want to know why this happened and how it can be prevented. he said it's frustrating that pg and e stand by materials on a pipeline that filed. >> pg and e is assuring us their system is safe and how can we feel that the system is safe when they are looking at the pipe that exploded and saying it was state-of-the-art. is that what they mean by state-of-the-art? does it only go halfway through the pipe and scabbed together on site? >> reporter: attorneys say the legal back and forth can go on for quite a while, causing more anquish for residents. >> they accepted the blame in the beginning. now i guess it's gotten a little out of hand and so now they don't want to, you know, say that it was their fault. >> reporter: pg and e issued a statement this afternoon which says to a

people who advocate intervention or at least we are not callous to human life on the contrary.look at iraq before the american intervention. saddam hussein had killed half a million of his own people. he has launched a war against iran that resulted in the death of 1 million people. he used poison gas against his own population, against iranians. he had violated 17 u.n. resolutions. he had committed that were. an assassination attempt against an american president. also if you leave the cake commission report coming if i know two things. one, when we went into iraq to do the first word, we found saddam was much closer to achieving nuclear weapons capability than we thought. to, saddam certainly behaved as if he had nuclear weapons and in tv studies did. thirdly, the report concluded that had we not intervene in iraq 2003, saddam had the infrastructure, where inevitably he would've acquired those weapons that they prepends g to take risk and use anything he did on past performance. unfortunately for you in the audience to say this is all in the realm of speculation, we're going

obstacles it has a dark history of claim in people's lives but luckily for sam go and die on the bus callous meant only a life changing experience had a cool moment for the whole expression you're looking down at the river and all of these emotions come up from within and you're just thinking about friends that you'd lost in the river and then what's really important to you in life you know and at that stage you just see life clarity with all the treacherous turns negotiated in the aisle to mount a sam moved on to iceland geysers are the first thing that may pop into mind but after these three waterfall should be the other one some of them higher than an eight story building so free fall off them and heat in the water again is not dissimilar to a car crash and survive in is what gives these man this sort off to thrills minds coming to in your brain has receded and all those emotions that you just conquered that goal come through it's. you know at the risk it definitely was smaller than the rewards and the ruble this just so great it may seem worthwhile if that wasn't enough send ventured fur

it's -- it's kind of callous and almost inhuman to be -- for pg&e to be blaming the victims for the situation they find themselves in. >> pg&e's filing did not specify how people in san bruno may be negligent but now the utility says it is amending the filing take the blame off those in the neighborhood. >>> neither side is budging when it comes to raising the nation's debt ceiling. the obama administration has warned of an economic catastrophe if an agreement isn't reached. among the consequences, tens of billions of dollars in social security payments in jeopardy. >> can you tell the folks at home that no matter what happens, the social security checks are going to go out on august 3? >> i cannot guarantee that those checks go out on august 3rd if we haven't resolved this issue because there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it. >> and time is running out. democrats and republicans have 21 days to reach a deal. danielle nottingham has more from the white house. >>> reporter: republicans and democrats are stepping up their criticism as time winds down to the august 2 deal dead

yes well i think it shows you something it tells you something about the callous nature of the prison authorities these days i was in prison myself eight years ago and i served time in isolation for months but never years and decades and one of the most poignant things that was said in a letter from a prisoner recently was that prisoners who are incarcerated in pelican bay and eyes are in pelican bay i should say. actually do not see the sun for decades and another thing just for your viewing audience to understand the nature of the problem they do don't hear music for decades just imagine being in the situation where you hear music no more well could you tell us about your personality actuation like you said again you were in solitary confinement for a time a lot of international organizations would say that that's something that amounted to torture would you describe it that way. i would absolutely describe it that way if you look at the conditions and i'd like to focus on the conditions the tens of thousands of prisoners of facing today. their estimates are up to as high as one hun

hurled stones at israeli soldiers and responded with several arrests earlier about one hundred pro callous to me and campaigners clashed with security forces at a major israeli checkpoint calling for the return of refugees to israel. with a population of over a billion people india is a promising platform for entrepreneurship but young indian businessmen have to rely on their creativity and innovation to find new ways of making profit archies appreciator reports. downstairs in a dusty basement in jelly's koechlin neighborhood you'll find twenty six year old people kamar this is one of several of its manufacturing sites it's small and weak but it's one of the offices kamar uses to make sporting equipment including tats he's also working to mastermind a sports curriculum for hundreds of schools around india in an attempt to build an empire that he hopes will change the sporting culture in his country forever there was no gap in the market there was you know. very few of. all things as far as the sports industry as a whole was concerned so. it's. the whole industry and right now he's the numb

for all truth and when charlie said he had stood on top of building seven i was getting out what callous or eighteen suggests please show charlie the video of silverstein explaining how at some point they decided to pull the building nine eleven wasn't just a part of a blueprint to the rest of the world we must look like sure dolts afraid of the truth and paranoid over terrorists where so many hopefully will have a chance to get into this four hour in that segment with luke and jake maybe he knows a thing or two about killing seven but charlie's change of heart itself response an interesting conspiracy theory from selling out to the b.b.c. and m i six do the cia sex zero three writes i feel bad for charlie because listening to him before he appeared to really believe that he could make a difference now if you look how he acts it's fake he can't answer questions effectively so he gives b.s. answers and blanks a lot he's lying and doing a bad job there was this video he made a few months back where he was really sad about the legal issues he was having seem like he was broken no he's ok an

she thinks i'm a hard callous man. i sent her a picture of me and the fellows. she said dad, you're not a white supremacist are you? i'm not a white supremacist, sweetheart. i'm not better than nobody, no thing. poor thing. made me feel bad. i'm not a hard man. i'm just not. >> slago hasn't seen his daughter in eight years. after learning of his new release date, he was permitted to call her. how you doing, raven? >> hey. >> they are going to let me out april 25th. when is the last time i saw you? s. >> he i was 8. >> you're going to be 17 the 18th of this month. that's too long, huh? i love you, honey. >> i love you, too. >> i got to ask you this, man. what do you authentic about your uncle roy, man? you never met him until he got out. >> he's okay. he's different. >> like what? tell me? >> i don't know. >> be straight with me now. >> you can tell he's been in prison for a while. >> i know. that's true. when you talk to me, do i come off like that? >> kind of. not really. sometimes. you're like, what's up? what's doing. talking to me like i'm your homey. >> i l

i don't mean to be callous, about you there are people all over the world who would love a job flipping hamburgers in america. romney. in business he specialized in low wage jobs but made $11 million for himself in two years. now he favors policies to benefit the wealthy at the expense of working families. romney favors a $100 billion tax cut for the weltiest 1% of americans, and billions more in other tax breaks for the rich. romney. trickledown economics and a millionaire's tax cut. whose side is he on? >> all those ads are from 1994. but you know what i think this is? i think this may be the ghost of the dear departed ted kennedy who ran those ads against mitt romney reminding the democratic party the way it is supposed to run campaigns. what it is supposed to be running on, and what it is supposed to be working on. these ads aren't just important because of mitt romney being the front-runner in presidential politics right now on the republican side. running again is the guy who can create jobs because with great work experience at bain capital. these ads are not just about him as a

i don't mean to sound callous but the issue of senator ran paul is a lejet mate one. we are at a point becausey we keep kicking it down the road. they were in downgrade mode a year ago when they threatened this type of activity with the possibility of a dead line approaching us. it is the spending approaching us . not those attacking the spending. the reality would be if we gobble together a deal that the senator points out and gets us to the deadline and it is a quick and dirty deadline that takes a temporary extension. that is really just sort of feeding the atick . that is the u.s. government spending a great deal of money. that is lost in the argument. a downgrade may be the only -- >> is this a moment in our history that marks a turning point in which the rest of the world would have confidence in the u.s. in >> they have questioned whether we can. china is leaping forward . germany and canada are all saying the same thing. one thing that sounds weird . i want to explain it a bit uma. we are not so great. but so much of the world stinks . as i said. we stink but

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