reginald carr and jonathan carr. >> the prosecution intended to prove that the soccer field massacree final flourish in a crime wave. that began with the kidnapping of andy schreiber. the first witness was steve johnson, the man who answered his front door in the pre-dawn hours of december 15, 2000, to discover a naked, bleeding woman standing on his front porch, a woman who said she had just been shot in the head. >> she said at some point she was afraid that she wouldn't survive and she wanted everything that she knew to be known to me or to the police or to the 911 operator. >> the most dramatic and highly anticipated moment in the prosecution's case came when the lone survivor of the soccer field massacre, h.g., took the stand. >> you've said it's all right to do your voice, broadcast it live. you do not want your face shown. >> correct. >> that's what we'll do. >> with the unblinking eye of the camera averted to protect her privacy, h.g. was stoic and careful, much different than the frantic victim that called 911 that night. she described how it began. first came the knock. aar

we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth, mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongosa spreads across the heart of mozambique, a country that lies along the east coast of southern africa on the indian ocean. >> oh, wow. >> carr can't fly over it without sounding like a kid. >> okay, look at this. this is great. >> here he goes. we saw hippo, antelope, and elephant, but not many. gorongosa is a tragedy in two parts, with the loss of its animals and the

we begin with american philanthropist greg carr. he's committed himself and his fortune to helping one of the poorest nations on earth, mozambique in east africa. as scott pelley first reported in 2008, greg carr thinks he's found something special in a wildlife park that could be mozambique's salvation. >> greg carr wanted our first experience of gorongosa to be just like his was in 2004: a helicopter ride to see the park's vast size and breathtaking diversity. >> when we flew over this, i said, "this is it," you know, because, i mean, it's beautiful. it's magnificent. >> it's almost 1,500 square miles of african wilderness: lakes, plains, even a rain forest. gorongosa spreads across the heart of mozambique, a country that lies along the east coast of southern africa on the indian ocean. >> oh, wow. >> carr can't fly over it without sounding like a kid. >> okay, look at this. this is great. >> here he goes. we saw hippo, antelope, and elephant, but not many. gorongosa is a tragedy in two parts, with the loss of its animals and the

. >> carr has been in and out of prison on minor drug charges for ten years. this time he is in for dealing meth. the prosecutors had enough of him as well. >> they said they would give me 85 years. they just gave chas 72 years. i signed the plea bargain. >> i know you are distraught because "days of our lives" isn't on now. >> even with the plea bargain he got 35 years. carr says he sold drugs not just to support his addiction but to support his brother. >> chas was arrested and i started paying for his legal fees. i was paying for his attorney with drug money. >> i feel like it's my fault. i feel like he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> family's first, you know, it's just the way it is. >> i know in any situation i ever get into, he's going to be there, whether it's right or wrong, good or bad, he's going to be there. and i mean, he's loyal, loving and a pain in the ass, sometimes but that's him. you can't pick your family. >> skitz. that's the nickname that he gave me probably about ten years ago? >> yeah. ten or twelve years ago. >> yeah. >> how

that, losing a civic common or memory muscle as david carr just put it? >> well, david is absolutely right pathat newspapers in the united states, outside of the "new york times," especially, are all wrestling with this problem and, yes, we would all love to be back in 2001 and have twice the circulation we have now and twice the ad revenue we have now. and so everybody is confronting the same problem and everybody is trying to come up with something other than id watchings dwindle and watching our own demise. but i strongly disagree with his contention that we will-- that we will lose the kind of civic common that we have, that we will lose the institutional context that we bring to the news report. if i believed that, i wouldn't be sitting here. and everything that i will be focused on will be geared toward preserving that and ensuring that our readers don't have to look elsewhere to piece together that kinofnderanding of their community and the context we bring to it. we will, continue to vby far, the most it's most complete and the most formidable new

carr also said australia will double its annual aid to almost $100 million u.s. dollars by 2015. funds sent to myanmar will be used mainly in the areas of education, medicine, law, and social support systems. >>> afghan karzai is condemning an air strike carried out by nato on wednesday. he says innocent civilians became victims. karzai is devoting his full attention to the situation, cutting short an official visit to beijing. patchari raksawong at our ba bangkok bureau has the details. >> the afghan president says 18 civilians were killed in the attack. he announced an early departure from an official visit to china to return home and consider the appropriate response. officials in logar province out of kabul say forces targeted homed. they say many civilians including women and children were killed. international forces have acknowledged the air strike, but say they have not confirmed any civilian deaths. karzai denounces the action saying a nato air strike in which civilian lives are lost and property damaged does not have any justification and it is not acceptable. the air s

that is where we met joe carr, who had a long history of self-mutilation. >> i was anti-social. i didn't want to be around nobody. i didn't want nobody around me. i wanted to be by myself. everything made me angry, you know? i would take a lot out of it on myself and i would feel better. i would take a razor blade and cut myself up real bad and then then it would all be all right, you know? i did that scar ten years ago. i cut it from the ankle to the hipbone all the way through the bone and cut across sideways so the surgeons had to take about 12 hours to sew me up. you got seven layers of skin you have to go through before you get to the bone, you know, and when you're going through one of them days you don't even feel the pain. you don't even know you are doing it. >> carr, who has spent 25 years in and out of prison for robberies to support a drug habit uses tattoos to disguise his many scars. >> this whole arm, if you bend it you can see it was cut from here all the way down and around the main arteries. i just had it tattooed up to try the hide the scars so i thought it wo

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tim carr senior director for strategy for free press. well better watch what you do because big brother could be watching you cities across the country are installing high tech street lights that watch you and even talk back to keep you in line telling people to leave the area or pick up their litter now opponents of this technology say it's all in the name of safety and security but is this big brother on steroids are these on a saucy a turkey night floors. watched observed surveillance in everyday reality for americans i'd be interested to see any kind of stuff the statistics on what crimes are actually being pro prevented and how measurably we're actually any safer than we than we we were before we had cameras on every street corner. the windy city of chicago is a record holder of security cameras in the us a tens of thousands we will put up with anything and we have people putting chips into their dogs and cats to see if they're lost people talk about doing it to their kids and you know what we're living in a surveillance state does

jeff bliss is joining us from delores carr. there you are, it's out what people are having fun. >> everyone is having a blast out here in delores carr. even see that hundreds of people are here to celebrate the beginning of the private weekend. the that we're looking at right now is the trans march. a big weekend like this takes a lot of preparation and work. that was going on all over town today. workers in at civic center were busy all day getting the area ready to the big weekend. tens of thousands of steeple are expected to descend on the city for the weekend celebrations that are happening all over town. construction crews were busy erecting various structures of tents to stages in the quarter potties. everything that is needed for such an event was going from trucks to the ground. over on castro street, the preparation had been done by midday. barricades were laid out and ready to be cut out for the parade. extra trash cans had been brought in by dpw to contain the access crashed and all of the parking meters were clearly

her attorney, notre dame university law professor bridgette carr, explains. >> they were met at the airport by michael erenhoff and alex maksimenko, the traffickers, and they were told that you know what, plans have changed. you're going to be going to detroit. you need to get on this bus. so they were nervous, but they thought, this is the plan. maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their employment. >> just that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clothes and shoes, and they say you guys are going to work at the club named

on the left, a live look outside of delores carr.ave the video looking dolls from the city on saturday for. will the sunshine sticker left? sphere if here is a look at where temperatures are sitting. for half how health of this show how a spreadsheet and the >>da: rating news out of egypt this morning. tears continued interior square as egypt has a new president, the announcement of made about a half-hour ago. he received 52 percent of the vote. cautious an estimated 1 million people are in town for pride. this is a video of the crowds in the streets and some of the cyclists in the street for pink saturday's celebrations. police had to get out there to ensure public safety and maintain their no alcohol ban. the tight security measures follow past of violence that included a deadly shooting several years ago during a private weekend. this year its participants say it is about the peace and the push for equality for same-sex couples. >> if my wife and i will legally married, our health care bill would be reduced by half. $1,300 a month

hacker war so is hacking the lucrative field of the future to talk more about this i'm joined by tim carr senior director of strategy for free press welcomes tim so it seems like hackers are in demand these days well you know i think the cyber security industry is one of the few growth industries left right now the government needs to hire at least ten thousand cyber security experts in the near future and there are estimates that. history itself needs to hire nearly four times that so so as we see hear more about groups like anonymous and there's been this tendency of the cyber security industry to respond to use examples of hacking as a justification for the growth of their business and for more clients to take them on and so that's exactly what they are expanding and making sure that they are fighting against the rats hacking their wheedle concerns with companies turning to hacking themselves in order to combat this there are legal concerns i mean there are aspects of hacking that are are legal and what these groups have done what these companies have done as you've mentioned the cyber

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mitch carr was reporting on damage to a church building in north carolina that had been vandalized overnighthe interviewed some people that managed the building, and then they took a little lunch break. when they came back they smelled gasoline and they realized the church had been set on fire. they saw two men, and one of them takes off running, the reporter started running after him and it was caught on camera. he chases the man through the streets and through the woods, and he catches up to a guy, they tell the reporter they were not responsible for the vandalism or fire. police were called and both of the men were arrested. >> you see a lot of reporter goesing up to people's doors and confronting them that way, i have not seen one chase someone. >> it might have been an attempt for the vandals to get rid of evidence. >> it's possible not only did they create this mess, apparently they pumped paint on the carpets and they defecated and urinated on the car pets. >> hopefully you had a lot of fun, because a felony charge is pretty serious. >> if you have nice stuff, you have to do what you

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. >> we caught carr's going westbound in the 600 block of new york avenue getting nabbed by the speed cameras for going over 35 miles an hour in the east. >> it's almost like a highway. >> that might be why this one has turned out the biggest chunk of 420000 speed cameras tickets issued in d.c. this year. >> that's how they make their money. >> the spot with the second most offenders is in the 1900 block of branch avenue with a speed limit of 25. >> that is entrapment. it's going downhill. >> watch as the drivers slam the brakes just as they reached the radar enforcement. >> it almost causes an accident. it's very hard to slowdown to 25. this one and benning road is on the list. >> on >295, i always slowdown. >> drivers know all of the cameras are on the heavily traveled arteries. >> it's on people's way to work. >> i think they are targeting commuters and visitors. >> it is comfortable, 66 degrees. >> a new twist in immigration debate. details on a ruling which limits the future of education for illegal immigration. >> lance armstrong responding to new delegations. >> we invite you t

the newly renovated and children playground in san francisco's delores carr was hit by vandals one day opening. the incident happened when the park was reopened to the public. will dismantles spray- painted with graffiti and breaking of several pieces from a popular xylophone. we will be right back as the kron4 dos continues. we will be right back as the kron4 dos continues. you're going down! it's all over! no! it's not over yet! sofas that can take anything life throws at them. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] get a wireless receiver in time for the olympic games. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. rethink possible. get u-verse tv for $25 a month with free hd for six months. the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life eas

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what we are hearing moments ago from a muni spokesman is the man was trying to board the street carr possibly over or going through a railing to do it and he fell and went down, got underneath the streetcar. the fire department called the heavy rescue engine. they managed to get that streetcar up. i talked to eyewitness who saw how the man's leg was not run over by the wheels of the streetcar but it was very close. >> yes, the rear wheels on his left leg. that's why they couldn't get him out. he couldn't get himself out he was stuck under there pretty good. >> reporter: mr. perry had to comment and a number of others did at how rapid the response was from not only police to block off market between 7th and 8th, also the fire department getting out here. the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. again, that very heavy streetcar did not roll over all the way across his leg partially ran over his leg. i the driver stopped. i saw the driver taken away clearly shaken up. if there is to be good news, the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. i am told by a spokesman from muni that market s

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cultural wine and cheese elitism that carr likes to bash into all the time up there. go ahead. >> you know, i think -- i think that this election is going to be from the heart. i'm out there talking to people every day and they fundamentally do get it. they understand that they are getting the short end of the stick. and what's going on in washington is a game that's rigged against them. it is a game that pays off for the folks that can hire all of the lobbyists and have all the money. people are living this one right on the ground. day by day by day. they understand that they don't have anybody who is arguing for them when they have scott brown as their senator. that's what i'm doing. i'm just getting out there and talking with folks and they know i'm a fighter. they watched me fight. they watched me stand up. i think that's what this election is going to be about. it is not going to be about numbers. it is really going to be about the heart. >> i agree with you if you win. but there is that hesitation that i would like you to address. what's this elitism problem dem

. >> david carr wrote a column. you read that column, didn't you?was almost like an open letter to cnn. >> yeah. >> on the one hand, you have msn msnbc, on the other hand, you have fox. why don't you go and just do the news? >> i think david carr has won a lot of friends at cnn. >> they're not inviting you any time soon. >> do you think that's good advice for cnn? you supposedly know something about cable news. >> i don't know anything about cable news. i know as little about cable news -- >> i thought it was about cable news. >> it is about cable news. >> but you know nothing about cable news? >> "moneyball" example, you would not want me as general manager of your baseball team. what these guys are doing i think would work very well in a fictional world, just as the bartlett administration on the "the west wing," that was a democratic administration that got stuff done. so i like to write in a tightened reality. >> so "the newsroom" only works in a fictional environment. >> i think that "the newsroom," it kind of looks and feels real and it sort o

chris carr says typically only a few hundred seats go to fan club members. >> for someone like him, they are so popular that you cannot please thousands of people. >> we would love that to be a thousand seats for fan members. that is just not the case. >> tracy says she understands the wishes the fan club had been a bit more upfront with that information before she paid her money to join the club. >>> a cool comfortable evening out there across maryland. after a pleasant day that was breezy at times. humidity is low and temperatures are down. and the upper-60s across the board and headed for the 50s overnight tonight. through the day today, it was pleasant and breezy at times. here is a view from the science laboratory in frederick tonight. a nice finish to the day. clouds clearing out nicely as we see the sunset over the bridge. this makes you wish you owned a boat. temperatures in the upper-60s to low 50s and spots. it is cooling off rapidly. the wind is gone. will not be as windy tomorrow. it will be just as clear and we will have low humidity for one more day and evening. then it wil

what we are hearing moments ago from a muni spokesman is the man was trying to board the street carr possibly over or going through a railing to do it and he fell and went down, gt underneath the streetcar. the fire department called the heavy rescue engine. they managed to get that streetcar up. i talked to eyewitness who saw how the man's leg was not run over by the wheels of the streetcar but it was very close. >> yes, the rear wheels on his left leg. that's why they couldn't get him out. he couldn't get himself out he was stuck under there pretty good. >> reporter: mr. perry had to comment and a number of others did at how rapid the response was from not only police to block off market between 7th and 8th, also the fire department getting out here. the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. again, that very heavy streetcar did not roll over all the way across his leg partially ran over his leg. i the driver stopped. i saw the driver taken away clearly shaken up. if there is to be good news, the man has nonlife-threatening injuries. i am told by a spokesman from muni that market st

rudy carr is bieved to be the last living mr of his unit. what did the u.s. teach you, sir? >> taut me to be a man. because we wouldever give up, just like marines. faithful to the end. >> reporter: always faithful fi. byron pitts, cbs news, hampton, virginia. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" evening news forti for all of us at cbs news all around the world, goodht. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in >>> charlie sheen ways. did he really trash another hol room? >>hat t stupid. ca> the new report and his id intew o leave, marriage and addiction. can he clean up his act good. >>> then what you don't know about the woman who could be ann curry's today show replacement. >>> plus, paula deen from size 18 to size erew interview on lose 30g pounds. >>> love on the >> she's magic. emma a

if everybody wants to know it will take the will of the house carr. but i will allow the indulgence for the member for deauxville. >> on the next sitting week is when i intend to make a statement. there has been a comprehensive and long work report of 1100 pages which we did not have access to until late monday night. it is appropriate that i have time to go through that so i can make a comprehensive statement to parliament which is what i intend to do. this week is an important week in terms of it being budget we. it is a week where families around australia are looking at what this government can do. that is what it needs to be spent for. but i do indicate to parliament that i do intend to make a statement in the next sitting week of parliament. >> craig thompson did finally agree to deliver a long-awaited statement to parliament. he did finally rise to his -- he spoke for about an hour. was and emotional at times as he denied all of the claims made against him of using his credit cards for prostitutes and using union funds to bankroll his way into

people marched from delores carr to the castro district.ride celebration is not just about party, is about fighting for equality. felt i just want equality for all. i do not see why i carry it i did not see what must second get married to a man but i cannot get married to the person i'm of. family what the local office of the disease which is it justice in any quality against women. >>da: there is live music and a lot of fancy. all the faults of year are in join the festivities. stanford's is the police are expecting about a billion people in san francisco to into it is against ride sellers. >>vicki: dozens of milpitas city workers are being laid off, the mood is aimed at closing a $9.6 million budget deficit. reggie kumar tells us what departments are being cut. >>reggie: most of the more than 46 city workers are in the public works department and for parks and recreation. ida five of these since the state did away with redevelopment agencies, there is no more money to pay the employees. on top of that, as milpitas is being audited to make

on friday, june 22nd, the trans march begins with a gathering in delores carr get 3:30 p.m.. in march to be one clause that 630. on saturday, june 24th from noon-6, the san francisco pride celebration in and around civic center plaza. those are just some of the events. >>grant: web since and is still basking in his victory at the u.s. olympic club. he did have to share the spotlight because things kind of got weird. here is the heckler who tried to steal the show during the trophy presentation ceremony. bob costas was interviewing him last night and did this happen. >> i got off to a slow start, but i knew... >> there is always something to say something up. >> enjoy your jail cell. his name is entered a plea. he is the father of six from great britain. he appeared to be intoxicated, he was later released. >>gary: coming up later in this broadcast, we say hello to an authentic original, mr. involvement. ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [

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i think it's an amazing paper, and as david carr wrote in the "new york times" today, part of the culture of the city, you know, sitting around, reading your paper, so that -- that's sad. great journalism can be practiced anywhere. we now have 500 reporters, editors, journalists that we pay full-time salaries, and we are a platform. you see, i think this is what we need to understand. we are two things, and i think more and more media operations are going to be two things, a journalistic enterprise that honors the best traditions of journalism and the platform that provides distribution to tens of thousands of people who otherwise who would not have had a voice. they can write or not write. they can take advantage of it or not take advantage of it. but many of them take advantage because it helps amplify their voices. it's also an addition platform. it's just amazing how many of our young bloggers who can be side by side with larry or well-known people get paid attention to, and they get book contracts and they find jobs. it's like a way now to become known. >> are you as optimistic and b

millionvisitors ing the ec dnturn fibersa becong more and me thplace to go for carr or this listis provid there, whether it is the job center at the main library, resume workshops, online and career tutorials, all that is in high demand. we are pleased to continue to work on that. last is our emphasis on the language access ordinance. we are a tier 1 department. everything that we do support the language access ordinance. it begins by virtue of having our public library staff have services in a different languages. we have interpretation services provided as needed. our public programs are offered in spanish, cantonese, mandarin, and russian. we look forward to expanding that capability. american sign language will be incorporated this coming year. library collections represent over 40 different languages. we are definitely pushing the envelope on that front. we are pleased seven years ago we create the citizen on-line tool kit to allow folks to look in different languages on how to -- apply for citizenship using the tools available at the national will. it has become a model nationwide a

will stay in the embassy and try and negotiate a peace with these australian government and with bob carr the new foreign minister he will offer to be brought home to australia to be interviewed by sky or by agents of sweden in australia am to go to jail in australia if he is found guilty of anything it can be tried in absentia in sweden and he can spend time in jail in australia he would feel safer there in sweden that's quite possible if he is not extradited to america he could be blatant yes i mean no i have seen the girl with the dragon tattoo and it seems a sinister place on the subject of australia they say that he's received plenty of consular assistance while the sergeant self says he was abandoned by his own government what do you think you're straining leadership should have done for him. lay should have brought him home and. extradited him rather they should have you know i fabricated a charge of treason against him brought him home questioned him and. let him go i mean i sure why they should have done what the swedes have done which is fabricate. bring him to safety ok we'll l

it did feature the stuff from a john le carre novel. apart from the more traditional types of espionage, today's spies are just as often students, researchers, business people, or operators of front companies. they seek not only state secrets, but trade secrets from corporations and universities, such as research and development, intellectual property, and insider information. consider the recent case of a naturalized u.s. citizen from india. for 18 years, he was an engineer at no. 0 grumman, the defense contractor that built the stealth bomber, one of our nation's most important strategic assets -- an engineer at no. full grumman -- nor folk -- norfolk grumman. he sold highly classified information about the stealth technology to several nations, including china, and also made six covert trips to china to assist them in development of stealth technology for their cruise missiles. partnerships again were essential in finding and stopping him before he could further damage national security. together with the air force, u.s. customs, irs

hope will happen if we find ourselves in legal difficulty overseas our foreign minister senator bob carr is i believe still in libya at the moment advocating on behalf of of legal counsel for the international criminal court who's been i think very unfairly incarcerated by libyan authorities and it's entirely appropriate that our foreign minister has has advocated for her and has gone to the trouble of flying to tripoli to make her case and yet for julian assange and she who's in if anything even greater leave the legal difficulties of threats of assassination and extrajudicial killing in the united states the australian government hasn't lifted a finger and so now he's taken this extraordinary step of throwing himself on the mercy of the ecuadorian authorities he shouldn't have come to the us senator scott ludlam thank you for coming on r.t. today thank you much appreciated. controversial interview show it has right here exclusively on r t the latest installment out of him talking to the pakistan opposition leader that of imran khan and he says that it was only through wiki leaks that i