christopher played a key role in negotiations that ended the war in bosnia. top priority to supporting reform in russia. earlier as a deputy secretary of state in the carter administration, christopher conducted the negotiations that gained relief of 52 american hostages in iran. warren christopher was 85 years old. >>> hewlett-packard has been ordered to unseal the letter that led to the resignation of its ceo last year. mark hurd suddenly stepped down last august, after he was accused of sexual harassment. an investigation showed he falsified reports. a judge described hurd's misuse of corporate funds and detailed his sexual advances toward a coworker. each female has 10 days to produce a letter. hurd works for oracle. he is expected to appeal the ruling. >>> now, back to weather- related news, interstate 80 is back open this morning, after a deadly accident in the high sierra. right now, chains are required on all vehicles on i-80 and u.s. highway 50. parts of i-80 were shut down yesterday following a chain reaction crash on the snowy mountain road. look a

you don't need to line edit christopher, because we're...ou just need to help him explain it to... >> buckley: ...people who were less smart than he. >> carter: yes. yeah, which... which includes... >> rushdie: ...all of us, yes. >> buckley: yes. just about everyone. >> rushdie: he would assume that everybody knew what he knew and... >> carter: yes. yes. >> rushdie: and nobody did. >> kroft: not everyone is so generous. as you might expect, hitchens has made a lot of enemies over the years, including many former comrades on the left who have heaped scorn upon him for supporting the invasion of iraq. hitchens responded by having himself sworn in as an american citizen by the chief of homeland security. when we spoke to him last month, he seemed to be basking in the venom of his detractors. alexander cockburn, a former friend of yours, called you "self-serving, fat-ass, chain- smoking, drunken, opportunistic cynical contrarian." >> hitchens: well, i don't see what's wrong with that, though he should see my ass now. >> kroft: hitchens says he n

christopher. there is the subject of diplomacy. the u.s. is now engaged in three wars in three different muslim countries. the issue of diplomacy has never been more critical, it seems. we are glad you are joining us, including a look back at our interview with warren christopher, right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. nationwide is on your side. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. kcet public television] tavis: a few programming notes. tomorrow night on the program, we will take a look at the relief and recovery operations in japan with architect hitoshi abe and

christopher has died. christopher headed the state department-- during president clinton's administra o 1997. during tha . >>> former secretary of state warren christopher has died. he head the state department from 1993 to 1998 and during that time he played a key role in negotiating peace efforts in bosnia and in the middle east. he also represented al gore in the dispute over the 2000 presidential election. christopher died from bladder and kidney cancer at his home in los angeles last night. he was 85. eight years ago, forces led by the united states invaded iraq. today as protesters marked that grim anniversary, unrest in the middle east continues and the us begins airstrikes in libya. anne makovec talked to protesters. >> reporter: carrying umbrellas, protest signs passion, hundreds came to this protest in san francisco, commemorating the eighth anniversary of the iraq war. this rally and march was planned long before that anybody knew that the us was to start airstrikes on libya, but nobody seems su

well we can get more from dr christoph kremer he's director of a german based antiwar group in he says what the group are saying that the un's actions in libya are undermining attempts to establish democracy we can join dr christoph kramer live on our t.v. there and it's very much indeed for joining us not enough french planes have reportedly fired their first shot and are patrolling over benghazi right now but violence has been continuing and the fact that is gone back on his word and continued military action surely that justifies this intervention now doesn't it. could you put. a little bit more slowly. sure i know we've. only just got this connection with you what i'm saying is that this intervention we're seeing now is justified because gadhafi has gone back on his word he declared yesterday there would be a ceasefire but it appears he's continued with his military action that therefore justifies foreign military intervention. yes i can only say we peace movement are fiercely against this military intervention because in our view it means a new war in the region a new internationa

fortunately we lost mr christopher simons but we do promise to bring him back as soon as we fix this problem right now emergency services remain on high alert and russia's far east region close to northern japan and they say that big danger of the possible radioactive cloud reaching the area is minimal as the wind is expected to blow towards the pacific ocean but despite that some tourists and foreign workers are said to be leaving the area and our correspondent you can think of has more from this one in region that one hundred kilometers north of japan. the emergences ministry say they have reinforced checks of the radiation levels here and say that as of now they stand up less than the average for this area but not residents of this region choose to leave we had seen people sitting on their backs today early morning at the lobby of the hotel and they were desperate to get the the first flight they could leave to moscow and other cities of russia as for the locals here most of them try not to panic and to run about their businesses as usual and they also say that features they're no

this is what christopher anderson writes. he spent six pages on this and a book that is obviously not done to support me. he has no interest in appealing to my audience. i read 80 reviews of christopher andersen's book. it was even on chris matthews. of those, do you know how many of them mentioned the single most newsworthy revelation and that. >> reporter: zero. it was at that moment that i knew, i know. my friends are saying, get your pulitzer prize speech ready. i said, you don't know this world as well as i do. and going to happen. zero out of 80. i went public. here is how the internet works. the people in the dead tree media don't understand or appreciate it. because the internet the press. my wife wonders why don't watch tv, an open sewer of untreated and unfiltered information. the internet existed in 1933 and 1933 and died like walter duranty would not have been able to bury, suppress the story of the 6-8000000 collapse killed by joseph stalin. in 1957-59 the new york times reported herbert matthews. they would not

christopher anderson was even on chris matthews.on the reviews you know how many of them mentioned the single most newsworthy revelation of the book? it was at that moment that i knew -- my friends were singing get your pulitzer prize speech ready. i said you don't know as well as i do it isn't going to happen. zero mention it. here's how the internet works, and the people don't understand or appreciate it. thomas friedman calls the internet by the we just last year on meet the press and my wife wonders why don't watch sunday morning tv. an open sewer of unfiltered information. in 1933 on like the information of "the new york times" in 1933 the guy like walter wouldn't have been able to bury the press the story of six to eight killed by joseph stalin. in 1957 to '59 "the new york times" reporter herbert matthews calls the internet existed wouldn't have been able to pass the new george washington did it. thank you, internet. you've changed everything for the better. what happens -- [applause] what happens is the place where i was wri

this is his 14th celebrity biographer christopher anderson. he had written about his previous book was on dina and christopher reeves. his current book is from kate and william. he writes from the from the gates. his audience is conservative and liberal. hess credential "vanity fair," "time" magazine, et cetera. impeccable reputation for telling the truth and he has no reason to lie about what he discovered. and there's a six-page section in this book on how a hopelessly blocked barack obama deeply in debt having to pay back his advance at michelle's urging turns to his friend and neighbor in hyde park bill ayers to help with his book. bill, help out and he brought out his notes in his audiotapes and unfinished manuscript and we need your help and this is what christopher anderson writes. he spends six pages on this obviously that's not done to support me. he has no interest in appealing to my audience. and i read 80 reviews of christopher anderson's book. he's even on chris matthews. of those reviews those who wrote the single most newsworthy

warren christopher was 85 years old. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to jim. >> lehrer: and to three takes on revolutionary change and conflict in the middle east, from north africa to the arabian peninsula. jeffrey brown starts with egypt. >> brown: millions of voters queued up for hours saturday for a referendum held just five weeks after president hosni mubarak's resignation. the 41% turnout dwarfed that of any recent egyptian election. for some the very act of voting was an end in itself. >> saying yes or no is not problem. what we should do is go and out. >> brown: at stake a series of revisions to the constitution that would loosen eligibility requirements for presidential candidates, limit the president to two four-year terms, require appointment of a vice president, restrict the use of states of emergency-- mubarak had one in place the entire length of his rule-- and pave the way for the new president to request redrafting of the entire constitution. in the end, the yes vote was overwhelming. 77%, more than 14 million egyptians, appro

prefer sort of journalism christopher chambers is on the line from the u.s. capitol this changes even so the why is the u.s. losing the information war we have the secretary of state what makes the likes of stations like us are taking such a threat to washington do you think. well primarily because of the corporatization of media internally in the united states basically you have news and entertainment in the united states that has merged and is serving basically one of maybe three or four giant corporations and all they are concerned about is not gathering is not reporting do but commentary on the news punditry if you will and entertainment slant on the new so the more sensationalistic the more that they can deliver a demographic to their sponsors all the commercials in other words that's all they care about they don't care about getting the facts they don't care about having people on the ground to talk to the players on the ground or to get the real story so you have a lot of in after your reporting you have a lot of incomplete reporting but it serves the

swift belo the university of virginia law school center for national security law christopher thanks so much for joining us again tonight pleasure to be but do you think that the situation is deteriorating from what we've seen here not only over the weekend and in the past few days and seen a lot of airstrikes from both sides or rockets from both sides but now we have a bombing in jerusalem which hasn't happened in quite some time but let's be very clear the bombing in jerusalem today is tragic it is terribly sad but it's not terribly surprising fortunately rather than seeing so it's something completely new what we're seeing is the same dynamic that's gone on resolved for decades now playing itself out again. and it's trying itself again both because of the international situation but more importantly because of the lack of progress within israel and palestine currently towards some kind of final so but at this moment does it become all the more important because of all the unrest that we see in the middle east in north africa do we fear that this could actually get even worse get e

stand on this issue of the hash out with christopher slip of the. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions considered breakthrough it's already been made who can you trust no one who is your own view and with the global machinery see where are we cutting state controlled capitalism is called sessions when nobody dares to ask me do i r t question more. leg. lifts. the way. the cuts. hey guys welcome to the show and tell me i'm going to show it hard largesse stop the sandwich shop and now i want to hear you just go out you tube the video on for the twitter part of a question that we post on you tube every monday and on thursday the show longer sponsored. playboy. the case of raymond davis the cia contractor held in pakistan after killing two pakistani men seems to be over it was reported today that davis was released after the families of the two men who were killed were given blood money and then the case was dropped now under pakistani practices and accordance with islamic law or what you may better know is shari'a

former secretary of state warren christopher died last night in la of cancer. the 85-year-old christopher served as secretary of state during the bill clinton administration helping to end the war in bosnia. he also brokered the release of 52 u.s. hostages held during the iranian revolution in 1981. he called christopher a resolute pursueer of peace. >>> a high wind warning and a flood patch. tell you what people living in the south bay can expect from tonight's big storm. >> if the weather had been clear the bay area would have been treated to something we haven't seen in almost 12 years. find out when -- what a super full moon is and when it can happen again. [ music ] >>> i'm christian kaftan along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. you can see the winds now driving that rain pretty much horizontally. now under a high wind warning. take a look. you can see the vehicles here. that high wind warning means that high profile vehicles like vans and trucks definitely need to be aware they will be rocked back and forth. this is our live truck we have been work

investigator christopher butler.t in law enforcement together back in the 1980s, in the antioch police department. they're accused of selling confiscated drugs and filing false dui reports, among other charges, and sources told the chronicle as many as four additional bay area departments are being investigate the right now. >>> california reaches a new milestone that isn't something to brag about. his stage isn't a theater, but rather a restaurant. where you can hear him and have dinner, despite neighbors toceilen ohe s trar.pein to silencege t opera sr.ge go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. you don't decide when vegetables reach the peak of perfection. the vegetables do. at green giant, we pick vegetables only when they're perfect. then freeze them fast so they're are as nutritious as fresh. [ green giant ] ho ho ho. ♪ green giant

joining us with more analysis about the economic and financial impact: paul christopher chief international strategist at wells fargo advisors. so even before the earthquake you were concerned about the economy in japan and telling clients to stay away from investing in that area. now you have more concerns. can you give us your analysis on the issues you see economically? >> that's right, susie. we had a fourth quarter decline in the japanese economy. before the earth quake things were not requesting that well. with the earthquake and the export sektdor, and the possibility of rebuilding for a while, we may have another quarter of contraction and slower growth as we recover the rest of the year. >> susie: now japan is an important trading partner of the u.s. you were talking about exports. do we lose japan as a buyer of our experts? >> well, not necessarily. i think they might shift a bit, again, as your correspondent indicated. one of the largest categorys is construction equipment, and the japanese will certainly be in need of that in coming months. >> susie: let's talk about the investm

christopher was told ten davis the shooting at the music school in oakland that he would likely neveralk again. he had just started playing basketball, and according to the chronicle, he was crushed at that news. well, in the past three years, he has taken up the game of basketball from his

christopher butler and his longtime friend, christopher welch, were arrested back in february. this week they pleaded not guilty to dozens of charges. today the chronicle is reporting that a 47-year-old danville police officer has been arrested in connection with the case. steven was booked into jail yesterday on drugs and weapons charges. authorities also say he was hired by butler to tarnish the driving records of men in ugly divorce cases by giving them duis. all men worked as police officers in antioch in the late 1990s. he may nobody the last arrest in this case. sources told the kron tl as many as four bay area police departments are still under scrutiny. >>> how a face lift may be in store for menlo park thanks to facebook. >>> we'll show you a remarkable program that builds self-esteem in young girls, at the same it builds their endurance. that is helping business rethink how to do business. ♪ in here, inventory can be taught to learn... so products get routed to where they're needed most. ♪ in here, machines have a voice... so they can tell headquarters when they need

. >>> former secretary of state warren christopher died last night in la of cancer. the 85-year-old christopher served as is being -- secretary of state in the clinton administration during which he negotiated the end to the war in bosnia. also brokered the release of 52 u.s. hostages held occurring -- during the revolution in 1981. >>> the crisis in japan impacts that nation's food supply. the products that have now been contaminated with traces of radiation. >>> things are cooling down at that crippled nuclear creek tore. what japanese crews have just been able to do to reduce the threat of a nuclear meltdown. >> we uncover a bay area breakthrough making vegetables you already ate more nutrition. >> what is the downside? >> there is none. >> i like it. . >>> now for the latest from japan, japanese engineers appear to be gaining control at that nuclear power plant tonight. but there are indications that radiation has already entered the environment. low levels of radioactivity were detected today in japanese tap water with slightly greater amounts in milk and spinac

christopher and rebecca carroll had an argument. he got into his minivan to leave and she jumped on the hood and he didn't stop racing down the freeway at 100 miles an hour while she held on the windshield wipers. she told a sacramento tv station he was high on drugs. >> did you see your husband as he was driving? >> yes. >> could he see you? >> yes. >> what was the look in his eye? what was he thinking? >> he looked crazy. that man that was driving was not my husband. he was -- he was taken over by the meth. >> witnesses helped mrs. carroll when she finally let go after the van slowed down in pleasanton. she was treated for hypothermia and severe scratches. that man, christopher carroll, her husband, in police custody now. >>> a bay area mother is facing charges accused of driving drunk and crashing her suv with her three young children in the car. witnesses say the whom two of her children in the car that were thrown from the car when she crashed. a third child was rescued, a 2- year-old who was strapped in a car seat. nobody was

belly of our colleague spoke to christopher simons he's a professor at the international christian university in tokyo he shares his thoughts of a somewhat the rection the nuclear incident from japan my take now. no the situation is quite dangerous it seems as though hopefully it will not be serious as chernobyl. but after a school entirely i was watter. a meltdown is simply when the nuclear materials cannot be cooled and the temperature rises in the containment area and the reactor materials themselves to the point at which they destroy the reactor that surrounds them of course these temperatures have to reach about five hundred degrees celsius for the metal and for the uranium itself probably in the order of eight hundred to one thousand degrees celsius. the good news is that that in the daiichi reactor there. is entirely water so a material venting into the atmosphere will likely be just steam radioactive steam in the case i'm sure noble the reactor was moderated by graphite and. holds the radiation and spritz much further as dust and gas so. that was the significant problem with sharon no

. >> former secretary of state warren christopher has died. a top diplomat for decades.helped win lease of the american hostages in iran and bring peace to bosnia. secretary of state hillary clinton called him one of the giants. christopher died of complications of kidney and bladder cancer, he was 85. >> when we return here tonight we'll lighten up a bit. why you will want to look up at the moon tonight. he was 85. >> when we return here tonight we'll lighten up a bit. why you will want to look up at the moon tonight. moon tonight. iates ranked us "highest in customer satisfaction in the united states." so, we thought we'd take a little time to celebrate. ♪ all right, then, back to work helping clients. outstanding client service. just one more example of how everything we do at quicken loans is engineered to amaze. sounds like a mini-wheats day to me! and becka's science fair is on the 8th. she's presenting the solar system. hey, i've got just the wholegrain fiber to keep her full so she can stay focused. um, you rock. she'll be ready to rock. [ female announcer ] make

expert opinion on the situation in japan from christopher simons associate professor at the international christian university in tokyo let's assignments as i've been there saying earlier their recent report is that there have been damage to fuel rods at the fukushima nuclear plant just as a what does that mean what kind of damage could the fuel rods be under right now we're trying to court where they're trying to call these installations as well earlier are these the ones prone to explosion because it has fuel can just tell us what it could have been. good afternoon and good evening from tokyo well yes the damaged fuel rods likely suggest because of that explosion we had yesterday in which a large amount of superheated steam escaped from reactor number one causing explosion which we saw are damage to the fuel rods in this case will not cause a fire and again this is a key difference between the disaster going on at the moment it is a disaster and a charitable incident in. ukraine where there will be the situation is situation is the furor adds can melt they can become oxidized and. roger

inside scoop of how the state department of justice investigation into concord private detective christopher butler and a high-ranking contra costa narcotics commander began with an anonymous tipster who with the help of a diablo manage writer turned confidential informant, launching one of the biggest criminal probes to rock the east bay. tonight the doj weighs in as new tips pour in on butler and his mommy p.i. business. >> it's been extraordinarily stressful adrenaline ride. i literally stayed up night after night going through hundreds if not thousands of facebook profiles to try and connect these dots. >> reporter: diablo manage writer peter crooks connected the dots in this month's april issue, detailing how he uncovered that christopher butler and his bevy of p.i. moms scanned him with a fake surveillance sting this past september. the setup, eerily similar to this butler ride-along that unfolded on the "today" show starring a betrayed client, a philandering boyfriend, sultry mistress and team of investigators. the perfect magazine story until this e-mail from an anonymous tipster cat

secretary of state warren christopher has died of cancer at age eighty five he had been a key negotiator in the former yugoslavia and was praised for his efforts in ending the bosnia herzegovina war and also try to promote peace in the middle east while serving under president bill clinton after retiring from office christopher produced practice rather law and international affairs. the u.n. is secretary general has condemned be increasing violence in ivory coast the moon described the situation as quote urban one. warfare on a crime against humanity itself with a deadly shelling by security forces in a market which killed at least twenty five people the u.n. blames forces loyal to president bush who refuses to go it's right losing last year's told them sparked months of violence. all right in just a few minutes we'll take you to the historic russian city of vote on our special report but before that i'll be back in a moment with the headlines. it's not going. to say. my name is daniel smith this is julian assange we will make a short presentation about the we can fix project. the first

the moment this is considered key to averting disasters that contain radioactive materials and christopher simons a professor of the total universe explains how an explosion might occur and the worst case scenario could mean for local residents. the damage to the fuel rods in this case will not cause a fire and again this is a key difference between the disaster going on at the moment though it is a disaster and the charitable incident this situation is a few rods can melt they can become oxidized and the rods are protected by zirconium alloy coating and when it comes into contact with water the result is the production of a large amount of hydrogen which is of course explosive and that causes that a large explosion as we saw yesterday whether the radiation is coming from fukushima daiichi reactor number one or number three or more locally is a very important question to sort of i would hazard to guess that it is coming from fukushima daiichi number one and now there are different types of radiation being released into the atmosphere the good news is that a lot of the steam which exploded

warren christopher has died. he was president clinton's first secretary of state. he helped negotiate peace in bosnia and also the nafta trade agreement. he honed his skills spending time trying to negotiate the release of iranian hostages for president carter and then went on to lead al gore's presidential recount fight. today his successor, hillary clinton, called him a diplomat's diplomat who left america safer and the world a more peaceful place. warren christopher was 85. >>> and an honor today from one person injured in the line of duty to another. army sergeant al lee sharing a purple heart he earned in iraq with congresswoman gabrielle giffords. he presented it to her office the other day, and today, one of her staff members traveled to houston to deliver it to her at the hospital where she's still recovering. >>> tomorrow, spring arrives ushered in tonight by the biggest, brightest full moon in 18 years. we all have to go out and look. the so-called supermoon. a coincidence of two things. the moon comes closest to the earth in its egg-shaped orbit as the f

of the of french company christopher demarche said that the tile is paying around four billion dollars for the twelve percent stake which they hope to increase to fifteen percent within a year and to nineteen percent within a nine point four percent within three years russia's prime minister russia's prime minister vladimir putin has already said it's a good deal that has a great potential while the c.e.o. of the tile said that in russia. has safe conditions and conditions for investment that's now listen to what christopher de margerie the c.e.o. of the tower has had to say. today the situation in the world shows that we've been broached to him to boost our investment into russia russia is a very attractive country for investors which is even more obvious amid the instability that we're currently facing here. can you tell us a bit more about the some bushes the amal project how significant is it for russia . that's right the amount l. and g. project is based at the in the a mild peninsula which is located above the arctic circle the amount that insular is one is one of the richest sou

it's in other places too. >> suarez: thanks for joining us, christopher boucek. >> thank you. >> lehrer: now, some perspective on the mideast turmoil from two former national security advisors. zbigniew brzezinski held that post for president carter. he's now a counselor at the center for strategic and international studies. and brent scowcroft had the same job during the george h.w. bush administration. he now has his own consulting firm. dr. brzezinski, are all of these events-- egypt, yemen, add in bahrain and syria as well as libya obviously-- are they all connected? >> they are, of course, all connected in a way. but also, of course, each of them has its own independent dimension. still i think we're dealing with a phenomenon which, if not handled correctly, can either plunge the region into increasing violence, disarray, or alternatively after a period of time begins to settle and evolve and stabilize. how we play and how our friends play and how the international community plays it and ultimately also how the arab league plays it is absolutely critically important. >> lehrer: whe

and that's just the role that i have placed before me now that was ego activist him to christopher and that's going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to our team dot com slash usa we've also got a great you tube page and youtube dot com flashcards the america and christine for that will be back here in an hour and a half.

oppressors are the ones that are paying the biggest pull with their lives joining me to discuss it is christopher swift fellow at the university of virginia law school center for national security law chris thanks so much for being here a pleasure good to see you now do you think that you know afghan civilians do you think that it really matters to them if they hear that seventy five percent of these attacks are are ones you know conducted by insurgents rather than i saw forces that they're dying their family members are dying their people are dying here you know a little of the difficulties with addressing any question about afghanistan is that we don't really have a good sense of how things are because so much of what public opinion is in afghanistan is really local so in some areas where they've had a really hard time with the talk about insurgency with the local leadership and the local people and most importantly you know let's not forget we're a day after international women's day where local women have had trouble with the taliban insurgents they may be more amenable to be u.s. argument in

. >>> former secretary of state warren christopher has died. christopher served under president clinton and played a key role in brokering a peace agreement in bosnia in 1995. he also helped promote a ban on testing nuclear weapons. christopher died of complications from cancer in his home in los angeles. he was 85 years old. >>> and the navy has handed out punishments over a series of raunchy videos showing sailors aboard "the uss enterprise." captain owen honors and other high-ranking officers have been censored. that will not put them out of the navy. but it is unlikely they will ever be promoted above their current ranks. >>> finally, facebook to the rescue. a georgia college student used the site to call for help, after armed men broke into his family's home. the intruders tied up his grandmother and sister. but the college student was able to hide from them. and while he did, imagine this. he posted messages on facebook, asking for help. his best friend saw the messages and called the police, in time to catch one of the alleged burglars.

of the tile christopher to marjorie also said that he believes it's. very good investment the current situation in oil and gas producing countries in northern africa show that this is indeed a very good investment and that they need to be in russia russia has safe conditions for investment russia's prime minister vladimir putin has also said that this is a great deal that has a great deal that has a lot of potential russia can you tell us a bit more about the project which talks are also going to stake and. that's right the you mild peninsula above the arctic circle is one of the richest sources of hydrocarbons and russia is making is hoping to make out of the main center for production of the quick five natural gas the project the year mile and l.n.g. project aims to start producing liquefied natural gas in two thousand and sixteen in five years and the project needs about twenty billion dollars of in mass investment now. the project is designed to reach output of fifteen million metric tons a year and another tax c.e.o. said that the company will soo

ryan claims christopher's son zakk knocked out his teeth with a bottle. >> judge judy: mrs. bryson, it is your claim that this young man caused injury to your son's tooth. >> that's correct. >> judge judy: they were playing a game. his father says it was an accident. they were both fooling around, and accidents happen. so, since neither you nor mr. mccann were there, you can both sit down. what's your first name? >> ryan. >> judge judy: and yours? >> zakk. >> judge judy: how long have you been friends? >> about two or three months. >> judge judy: when did this accident happen? >> december 20th. >> judge judy: what were you doing? >> we were sliding a replica of this plastic bottle on the ground after school. >> judge judy: sliding it? >> yeah, sliding it. >> judge judy: where were you? >> by my locker, which is in the third wing of the school. >> judge judy: i want you to show me how you were sliding it. >> we were sliding it back and forth -- >> judge judy: no, show me on the ground how you were sliding it. you can step right in front of the bench. step in front of the benc

secretary of state warren christopher has died of cancer at age eighty five it has been a key negotiator in the former yugoslavia and was praised for his efforts in ending the bosnia herzegovina war he also tried to promote peace in the middle east while serving under president bill clinton after retiring from office christopher practiced in the war and toward international affairs. well we'll be looking at all russia's romance with the city of love in just a few moments to stay with us. for . more news today violence is one.