connie eventually found him another family, but they returned him, too.ason. >> i was just so mad because i thought that they weren't going to keep me. i was just trying to test them. >> reporter: but they were going to keep you. >> yeah, i know. >> when you feel you're not lovable and you're up against someone loving you, that's a pretty scary thing. >> reporter: throughout the whole process, connie never gave up believing there was someone out there for taylor, someone who could see his potential and help him realize it. after that second family returned him, she stopped looking. >> all i could think about was how he was feeling and how he was blaming himself again. >> reporter: connie says she felt so bad for taylor she got this ache, this physical ache in her stomach. but it was a pain that came with an epiphany. she says she realized right then and there she couldn't be his caseworker anymore. the next day, she made arrangements to drop him as a client and take him on as a son. you'd looked all over for somebody to parent him. >> and it was me. >> re

connie best, retired navy, medical university of south carolina. and back in our studio, j. d. gordon former pentagon spokesman. let's look at the number of sexual assaults reported by the pentagon this spring. last year there were an estimated of 26,000 unwanted sexual instances in the military roughly 500 a week. of those a little over 3,000 cases were filed the whole year less than 10% and of those 3,000 reported caitses fewer than -- cases fewer than 10% resulted in a conviction. resulted in minor administrative or dismissals. the pentagon has tried to change things. what is important? >> sexual assault is a problem in the military and it is positive that secretary hagel is trying to prevent these. the secretary has made comments that could be construed as undue command influence essentially where he's talking about giving people dishonorable discharges and stripping them of their rank. as a president you settle the tone for the entire military so judges can cue off of that. unlike a senator if you are the president and making these kind of statements, a lot of these sexual

why wouldn't we want you to be connie's godfather? >> tracy: spinelli?! trust your daughter's spiritual well-being to that boob! by the time he's done with her, she's gonna be worshipping at the altar of spider-man. >> lulu: i appreciate your concern, tracy, but you really don't need to worry. i have faith in spinelli's moral compass. >> tracy: yes, well, let's just hope that she never needs a good p.i. >> lulu: she'll get all her seamy underbelly references from my dad when he's around to give them. >> tracy: yes. well, i'm sure luke can't wait to school his new granddaughter in the fine art of skulking. in fact, i'm sure that he is

with the department of the environment and melanie is here today and doing a great job with our mos connie center and i know we have a lot of panels up there already but doesn't fill all the roof tops and there is new technology coming out all the time. we have been challenged in the solar technology arena because traditional technology has heavy weight technology that always challenged the integrity of roof tops, and moscone is the one we found and let that be for one of these companies and light ultralight technology and use, cheaper way of getting solar out there and we're going to allow them to demonstrate their product on top of our mos connie roof and that is an example we're doing in utilizing all of the agency's cooperations and make sure the start ups can use real testing sites in the city. that is thanks to the hardand kelly and the manager at puc and barbara hale and the second thing we're going to do is take a page out of what we're doing with clean tech and biotech life sciences. you see what mission bay is doing. they have for the last ten years building up a ecosystem of pha

i like it, especially on connie's frame.g a vera wang. what i just didn't love was the horizontal line that the halter had on her frame because she is such a beautiful girl. what i wanted to do was extend the top to give her a little something different on the net neck line to better balance. this balances when you see the dress as a whole. >> if you have strong shoulders, you want to balance the neckline because that will just make them look wider. >> okay. >> all right. >> move on to tina fey. >> tina. now, this was good, i love tina, i thought this was such a wow dress. the only thing i wanted to do was accessorize, to have fun. so when you see the after, not loving these -- i love the statement drop pendant because it's a really flattering illusion, it gives you a line, and i thought it just added the sort of glamorous, edgy touch at the same time. and so, i don't know, just something different, i gave her a little bit of a different bracelet, too. >> funny how one thing elongates. >> rodriguez such a master of tailoring

was on the health commission for 12 years, it felt like 20, under mayor brown, during that time as connie ford referred to, we try today do two things, one, equal access to health care for every resident in san francisco, two, universal access to affordability, and out of that came the health care services ordinance under the leadership of amiano, and by a vote of 11-0, signed by the mayor, it was passed in all of its lovely promises. this still stands today, under aca and the exchange as you have already said, we will expand access and that's a great thing, but today we hear that the attack is really about affordability and that's what we have to pay attention to, and some of our partners are coming to us from the business community and saying they want out. well, there is no everyday that there's a need for them to be out. for affordability, we need them in, that should not change, i think the department of public health is not just a universal health council for the next four months when we're not going to get my mer evidence that we have today and the director of public health don't n

(connie) we're both real clear that we don't like to be yelled at.nd that respect is, like, the basis. and if we need to back up and slowly approach a subject, that's what happens. because harsh, sharp words... are really avoided. i don't think we'll do that. it doesn't mean we don't disagree, or don't have tension. but we try to deal with that in a negotiating, rather than overpowering way. there's yelling at the beginning. he's usually the one who will say, don't want to say anything i'll regret. "i don't want to continue. i don't feel like fighting. leave me alone. we'll talk about it--later." i'm the one who goes, "why do you have to leave me alone?" i want to resolve, he wants to cool it. the point is, it's smarter do to not resolve it right away because he's not at that temperament yet. then usually he says he's sorry fit. i've come to realize, after sevel arguments, that i'm almost always wrong. that's the first part, what men don't realize. we're wrong most the time. our rationality is off. we have to accept this and we'll be better people. i

and connie's sister, winnie yang is live with me here today.just sort of chilling to get that message from your sister. you're in new york, they're in colorado. you saw the stories we were airing about the flooding down below. give me the sense of how first responders are going to get potentially a search party to your sister and her friend. >> well, apparently yesterday they tried, a group of rangers tried to get to the trail head and the roads were impassable. they were thwarted. >> because of the flooding? >> yes, because of the flooding. i think there were road blocks as well. >> has your sister continued any texts or was that the last you heard. >> the last i heard was 9:12 yesterday morning and no one's heard anything since. >> she's an experienced hiker. >> that's correct. both she and her -- >> how experienced? >> they go on back country trips every year for several weeks at a time. last year they were in the sierras for 12 days or something. they met these conditions before and usually -- >> were you aware of this trip before she went.

>> this is connie and kelly. they're my two lead buyers. >> hi.et you. >> jen. >> hi. >> nice to meet you. >> they see about 600 vendors a year, and they know that they're talking to about 6 million customers. >> mm-hmm. >> so, jen, if you can show them some products, that would be great. >> sure. okay. >> hey, robin, can i show you something inside real quick? >> okay. >> i'll just start. so robin and i met when we were in kindergarten, and we grew up together. we came together based on a need. the need is to remove harmful chemicals from our homes that we use every single day. we wanted to group everything together as our family line of products. that was our initial intent--to mix up very natural products for you and your family. >> jen, can i interrupt you just for a moment? >> sure. >> when i look at your product, i see "eco-me..." >> mm-hmm. >> "all-purpose cleaner." >> mm-hmm. >> but it doesn't tell me what it cleans. >> well, you know, we're saying that it's all-purpose. i mean, it really can clean almost everything in your home. >> wood?

i also want to acknowledge connie ford who's been working diligently with the community whether or not it is with the pact or the other partners we're proud of the work. but one out of 3 households has a member in it. we want to make sure that everything is going to benefit the community local higher and affordable housing and job training and getting into houses and jobs making sure there are good health care and everything is being done. we negotiated extra money that is going to be used and invested in the community to make sure the community sliefl benefits. we're proud to be part of the process but this is a great day and a great start thank you everybody (clapping) our next speaker really does embody the american dream. i'll introduce my friend and your friend willie brown. a product of the urban black neighborhoods of san francisco he became an attorney to rise through the civil rights movement. willie brown served more than thirty years 15 years as it's speaker then he was elected and served as the first african-american to serve as labor in san francisco. mayor brown has dedic

>> lulu: [ sighs ] connie, you are gonna knock 'em dead at your christening today.le of the ball. [ knock on door ] >> spinelli: [ sighs ] >> dante: [ chuckling ] spinelli. where are you going, man? my daughter's gonna think you're avoiding her. >> carly: i don't care that he's busy. let me tell you something. i am the owner of this hotel, and i have leave immediately, and i want terry to take -- >> franco: where's the fire? >> carly: "where's the fire?" why are you still here? >> franco: what's wrong with you? what are you so upset about? >> carly: ava jerome -- that's what i'm upset about. [ door opens ] >> kiki: oh, my god! oh, my g-- oh, my -- oh, my god! morgan, what the hell is going on?! ,, ♪ need advice on how to juggle those big family meals? this kenmore elite dual temperature double oven, exclusively from sears, can help. so you never have to worry... ...about dropping a dish. impressive! and so is j.d. power ranking kenmore elite highest in customer satisfaction. come celebrate kenmore's 100th anniversary and save up to 30% off all kenmore appliances. th

. >> dante: plus it'll keep my mother's mind off of everything that has happened with sonny and connieulu: [ gasps, chuckles ] >> dante: or not. >> lulu: what's wrong? [ ringing ] >> derek: carlos, my man, that was a thing of beauty. >> carlos: what can i say? i'm an artist. >> derek: no, no, no. more like a magician. sonny's ship came in, then poof! it's all gone up in smoke. i have to commend you on a job well done. people are talking. hell, we even made the front page. >> carlos: well, you own the paper, boss. they print whatever you tell them to print. >> derek: well, you got me there. however, i have to ask, what good was our strike if corinthos didn't get the message loud and clear? >> carlos: well, now the whole town knows. >> derek: my plan moves forward. call me after your shoulder's fixed. >> carlos: will do. >> alexis: someone's proud of his handiwork. >> patrick: hey. >> sabrina: hey. >> patrick: i know you had to sneak off this morning, but i just want to let you to know that emma's feeling much better. >> sabrina: oh, well, good. i'm so glad. >> patrick: and thank you aga

if she has her father's appetite. [ connie crying ] [ ringtone plays ] >> maxie: yes, ellie, i know youlways check the door like a million times, but i'm pretty sure i locked it. [ doorknob rattling ] get out! >> aah! ow! [ door slams ] >> maxie: spinelli! >> silas: what do you think? >> sam: i think -- i think he looks beautiful. >> silas: he is beautiful, and he's getting better. >> sam: you know, i should've listened to my mother. she said that this night w gonna be fairly uneventful. unlike ours. >> silas: she means nothing to me. i'm not interested in ava. the only person i'm interested in is you! [ knock on door ] >> ava: silas? >> morgan: my marriage is over. >> michael: look, morgan, i know you're upset, but can you please call me when you get this message? straight to voicemail. >> kiki: i don't think morgan is in the mood to talk after the way he just stormed out of here. >> michael: i don't think anyone would after the bomb my dad just dropped. >> carly: i want to talk about what you did to morgan to-- >> sonny: i don't. >> carly: great, then you can listen. >> sonny: no, you

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. >> for more on this report i'm joined from new york by connie, the commissioner for climate action. lot of world leaders try to reach a deal on curbing emissions but they did not get anywhere. will this be any different after this report? >> action isn't -- more necessary than ever and there are some trends where the big economies are moving more than they used to do, and the big financial institutions see this not just as an -- as an environmental challenge but as an economic challenge and there could be a new push together with this report. >> how do you persuade the to stopng countries when other countries were able to pollute at will. >> it goes without saying that the developed world has to do more than the developing world. but it also goes without saying no matter the historical responsibility for creating the problem, the planet will not be able to do what we need to do, unless a major economies of the world, all of them are committed. many developing countries understand if they replicate our way in the west to create our growth, they will be in big trouble as will the plan

. - shut the [bleep] up, connie! the judge is still on his way. - let's get moving.e can still clean up the park before the judge gets here. - you mean this judge? - sorry, i couldn't stall him any longer. - look, there was just a tornado here, and it was not our fault. so you should really think about that before-- - i-i wear mittens. - i-i didn't catch that. did he just say, "i wear mittens"? - uh, how many times did he get hit in the head? - gypsy spoons! cucumber calendar. - one too many. - razor scooter. ellen burstyn! - what's that? oh, we just won park of the year you say? - poprock! [retches] - oh, yeah. he just said it again. - you people are just sad. - and now he's signing the official form to say we won! congratulations, everybody! [all cheer] - yes! soapy papoose! oh! - let's go! shoot the goddamn thing! - hold on. wait for me. - you look perfect, ethel. - goddamn right i do! - i wouldn't say perfect. i would say whore. - stand by. look at me, everyone. smiles. - hey, look at me. i'm drunk and i stole a parade float! whoo! [horn honks] - oh...where am i?

any stretch want to talk about rofbdz for certain kinds of work but if we focus as the mayor and a connie has focused about a very different kind of committee that's productive and innovative that's resilient; right? and we begin to talk about some of those issues like the shift to 0 lower carbon economy as giving cities and metz the first advantage i don't think we should be overly worried or concerned about this technical innovation and we went off course for a very long time by this is our wake up call this is the moment we need to understand what assets and advantages we have in the world and we need to max maximum misses their opportunity. if we can stay on that focus i think we can make up the jobs deficit about 10 million jobs in the country we can have quality jobs that can help a large portion of our youth make their way. let's embrace this technology for the world >> we have to he said it there bruce cats vice president of the metropolitan institution and have cities and he metropolitan we heard from the urban developer and san francisco ed lee and thank you all for listening to

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. >> for more on this report i'm joined from new york by connie, the commissioner for climate action. lot of world leaders try to reach a deal on curbing emissions but they did not get anywhere. will this be any different after this report? >> action isn't -- more necessary than ever and there are some trends where the big economies are moving more than they used to do, and the big financial institutions see this not just as an -- as an environmental challenge but as an economic challenge and there could be a new push together with this report. >> how do you persuade the to stopng countries when other countries were able to pollute at will. >> it goes without saying that the developed world has to do more than the developing world. but it also goes without saying no matter the historical responsibility for creating the problem, the planet will not be able to do what we need to do, unless a major economies of the world, all of them are committed. many developing countries understand if they replicate our way in the west to create our growth, they will be in big trouble as will the plan

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quartermaine for the murder connie.also, i've got this whole explosion situation down on pier 52 i've got to deal with. >> patrick: can't you just chalk that up to a mob war and let sonny and all his buddies figure it out? >> anna: yeah, but even then, i would still be searching for liesl obrecht. because i'm not gonna rest until that madwoman is behind bars for trying to kill duke. >> patrick: you any closer to finding her? >> anna: no. i've been calling in some favors, you know, from the wsb, but she's pretty much dropped off the grid since her daughter helped -- since the delightful britt helped her get away. >> ben: [ crying ] >> britt: okay, ben. what's the big fuss about? >> dr. obrecht: don't cry, my little stuffed cabbage. grossmutter is here. >> britt: mother. >> dr. obrecht: hello, tochter. >> sabrina: letting yourself go now that summer's over, huh? hitting the chocolate-covered cherries. >> felix: oh. i didn't even realize i was eating. >> sabrina: are you okay? that's not like you. >> felix: yeah. what i'm

there's a lot of evidence against my son. >> connie is facing a sentence of at least 25 to life.s, has also signed a 25 to life deal for his role in the killing. >> 25 to life is where you could have a chance to have parole, and natural life you'll never be able to come out again. you will die there. there's times that i want to end my life because of it. i just can't believe that we're here. i can't believe that my sons are -- i'll never see my sons again, my boyfriend again. just off of one mistake. >> cermano now holds out hope that the prosecutor will quickly accept his plea proposal for natural life. if for no other reason, he might get to sign the paperwork at the same time his mother signs hers. >> this is the last time i'll ever get to see my mom, so hopefully i'll have this court date on the 23rd and we'll see what happens, be able to hug her one more time, and that's it. >> step out, kunkel. >> cecil kunkel's future is largely in his own hands now. with his trial about to get under way, he is released from his courtroom holding cell. although he will be allowed to chang

. - connie, what happened to you? - steve said a ghost got me, then denzel said the ghost left, and there's no use investigating the situation any further. - howdy, rangers. it's time to bust ass! - [gasps] - what the-- - i faked my own death so rex erection's legacy could live on forever. i wasn't about to let duke dick steal everything i worked for! - but there was a body in the casket that we buried. - huh? oh, yeah. that was some homeless navajo i found passed out behind quiznos. what? i gave him 50 bucks. - sorry we're late. ghost! - quick! grab the ghost bats! - [groans] - oh! [typewriter clacking] [bell dings] captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central world headquarters, this is the daily show with jon stewart. fla[applause] >> jon: hey, welcome. we've got a nice one for you. bill dedman, all through the new book, there are empty matches. but thank you for being here and watching the show. i just have one quick question at the top: are we at war yet? [laughter] >> jon: does anyone know. the pre

. >> connie is anxious for wal- mart to announce what ten chemicals are on the hit list.he shows us the video. >> describing how prevalent chemicals are in the products we slatter on every day. >> we are concerned about things like dep is in fragrance, not on the label usually, because it is hidden under the word fragrance. we hope wal-mart will take that out. >> it should be labeled warning. >> it is ten chemicals, but the list is expected to grow. kpix5. >> with wal-mart's 11,000 stores, the product to make lotions and potions safer could spread to other retailers. >> kanye west could be trading the high life for jail time. he was charged after a run in with a paparazzi. authorities say that back in july, kanye got into an argument, he put the paparazzi in a head lock and wrestled him to the ground. west nile faces battery, assault, and attempted theft. he could face a year in prison. certainly a face like kanye is easy to recognize, but identifying suspects is tricky. tricky.(.ecl) ramirez introduces us to one bay area cop. >> looking like they belong in an art gallery

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connie leonard introduces us to a blind football announcer with some surprising insights on the game. i don't have any perspective of how things look but i have a lot of perspective of how things sound. for judge david holton being effective in court means: projecting, keeping your energy up...and your temper down. that's also true in sports. all right. arriving early for every western home game, the first and currently only blind judge in kentucky, holton is likely the state's only blind p-a announcer too. here you go. you're here. all right. we're in the house. the judge says when he was asked to "call his first game", he knew "who to call" and what to say. i need somebody to be my eyes. can you be my eyes? and i said yeah, what time and where do you want me to be? longtime companion and guide dog buddy isn't the only one who travels with holton. friend and attorney thomas patteson stays by his side. i'm basically a play- by-play guy in his ear. carlos hernandez on the tackle. gain of one on the play; it's second- and-nine. brilliantly seemless. the crowd below has no idea holton ha

connie told me to tell you, and i didn't.> michael: why -- why would you do that? >> sonny: because i promised morgan i would. >> michael: wait a minute, dad. you -- you promised morgan? >> sonny: yes, son. i did. and i'm sorry. >> michael: wait a second. wait, are you telling me that morgan knew kiki and i weren't related before the rest of us?! >> sonny: yeah. morgan knew. ,, ♪ [ female announcer ] with the weight watchers app, you have the power of weight watchers. and helpful tools like the pizza cheat sheet so you can make the most of any situation. what can i get you? i'll have that one. [ female announcer ] even saturday nights. ♪ and the barcode scanner so weekend road trips don't mean losing your way.

next d >> supervisors, my name is connie ford and i'm one of the vice-president of the san francisco labor council, you can tell by the color of my hair that i've been around for a while, i know that san franciscans love good health care and health care for all of our citizens, back in the 90's, we passed six initiatives to better health care for our citizens, we know the single payer or many of us is the on the answer and in 94 or 96 that the state ballot that passed, that the single payer initiative, san franciscans passed it, californians didn't, san franciscans passed it, when we got to cfo's, we couldn't have it all by itself in san francisco, so we brought in all of the different force, we brought the federal government funding, the state funding and the employer's funding to help provide access for everything, acso is not just san francisco healthy, healthy san francisco, it's both, the mandate from the employer so they should pay their share as well as everybody, and as your attorney said today, we think aca is coming in, we're excited about the possibilities, we wanted to wo

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describing it as positive and constructive what assistant professor at the university mohammad hassan conny told me that both obama and rouhani will have their own troubles at home if they do decide to revive diplomacy. and also for somehow. to try and really. put his mistake for the worst of. all the weakness the skeptics or all all sides all in turn on washington on the rolls who are not most of the mystic about the possibility of such a great and even not one really. draws one a solution to their own people their own factions their own political correctness this is in the best interest of all sides the human warmth here is common. time now for our world update and starting with the going hostage crisis in kenya's capital security forces have launched an assault on the building where up to fifteen gunmen are holding an unknown number of hostages. have been used sixty eight people have already been killed and over one hundred seventy five injured in the nearly thirty hour long siege the somali an al qaeda linked group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility saying it is a response to the pre

leader in over three decades but as assistant professor at the imaam saadiq university mohammad husain connysays there is resistance to this stock in both countries. it was an offer for some hope for the consolation with a more concerts a time that you won't really powerful it would be a mistake for the worst to think that you were in not for a cause for the richness the skeptics are all also for the church and on washington one of. the most of the mystic about the possibility of such a breakthrough and even look one community. will be more thorough draws one a solution to call him their own people their own factions their own political party is that this is in the best interests of both sides so the human warmth here is common as. critics say sanctions on iran have not proven effective in achieving political aims no matter their scope or duration their restrictions are justified as being better than war but they only seem to make things worse for the people within the countries north korea has been hit by a range of economic and military restrictions by the us over its nuclear ambitions but

leader in over three decades but as assistant professor at the mom said dick university mohammad hasan connysays there's resistance to this thaw in both countries. if you want all sorts for some hopefully consider yours in results of more concerts it's on you won't believe. it's good for the worst to think that you were in north for calls from the richness the skeptics or all the slow food into on washington. warmer months of the mists of bio the possibility of sorts of breakthrough and even look one. slow growth one a solution to call ruth their own people their own functions their own political fortunes this is in the business the interests of both sides so the human warmth here is common as critics say it sanctions on iran have not proven effective in achieving political aims no matter their scope or duration the restrictions are justified as being better than war but they only seem to make things worse for the people within the countries north korea has been hit by a range of economic and military restrictions by the u.s. over its nuclear ambitions if we look at the effects a shortage of

system professor at emory university mohammad husain conny says both obama and rouhani will have their own worries at home if they decide to revive diplomacy you want all for somehow for the concert yes and with more calls out to tonga it won't be only. his mistake for do was to think that you know for a concert on the weakness the skeptics all both sides will interpret on washington there are those who are not the most up to mystique about the possibility of such a great that was even in one community. and it will be only by road on a solution to conwy their own people didn't own factions their own political parties that this is in the biz the interests of both sides so the huge reward here is common it's. after a break already travels to the harsh continent of antarctica to find out about the lives of the explorers there stay with us. the mcmillan family in canada has decided to defy time itself and keep their family trapped in one thousand nine hundred six sort of like new age only for one year and not their whole lives so they live in one nine hundred six the family forbids the use

san bruno city manager connie jackson says wounds from the explosion three years ago are still difficult for the city to get over. >> this is not a situation you get over. it's one you come to with able to deal with better over time. it's a tough time for us. it's made more difficult knowing that fines exist. >> two san francisco land lords nicknamed landlords from hell are going to jail. they were sentenced this afternoon, prosecutors say they tormented tenants trying to get them to move out of a building they made a plea deal to get four years four months in prison and spent time in jail so they'll have to serve about another year, they were ordered to pay nearly $10,000 in restit yugs to victim autos a man suspected of killing a popular school yard supervisor is being held without bail. he was arraigned today for murd year accused of killing the 49-year-old raina figueroa found dead on tuesday. investigators say the two knew each other though did not say how. >> now, latest on 9 crisis in seara. the president taking a case against the syrian government to the american people. he's hop

connie leonard introduces us to a blind football announcer with some surprising insights on the game >> i don't have any perspective of how things look but i have a lot of perspective of how things sound. >> for judge david holton being effective in court means: projecting, keeping your energy up.and your temper down. that's also true in sports. >> all right. arriving early for every western home game, the first and currently *only blind judge in kentucky, holton is likely the state's only blind p-a announcer too. >> here you go. you're here. >> all right. we're in the house. >> reporter: the judge says when he was asked to "call his first game", he knew "who to call" and what to say. >> i need somebody to be my eyes. can you be my eyes? and i said yeah, what time and where do you want me to be? >> reporter: longtime companion and guide dog buddy isn't the only one who travels with holton. friend and attorney thomas patteson stays by his side. >> i'm basically a play-by- play guy in his ear. >> carlos hernandez on the tackle. >> gain of one on the play; it's second-and-nine. brillian

again by luck i was in the lobby of connie's assisted living facility when i ran into a very spunky young woman of 84 years old at the time named colleen. she went on to be one of the main characters in my book. and she introduced me and they have invited me to a historic preservation meeting i basically talked to anyone that was still around that would give me time and perspective. and that included blue assisted-living facility. like where you hear during the war, i'm 65, i'm sorry, you look great, you look fantastic. and that is how i tried to track people down. and what i wanted to do track this through the lens of oak ridge. and then i wanted to openness through the eyes of people i was able to interview. the women i was able to focus on have very different engagements with the projects and different backgrounds and exploring different aspects and always through their eyes because it was there voices that are bush wanted to come through. so i ended up with some girls from tennessee and april from pennsylvania via new york city and the coast of north carolina. and i also ended up with

iran's president, hassan wrote connie -- rouhani, saying no nation should the zest nuclear weapons.e appeal of charles taylor shot down, the liberian president, in the hague, to serve 50 years after helping rebels in sierra leone. the search is on for samantha lewthwaite, the so-called white widow. she has been linked at times to the siege that unfolded in nairobi at the shopping mall. we will have those stories and much more at the top of the hour, right here. welcome back, or welcome, if you are just joining us. this is the debate. at the united nations, the french president warning the central african republic could be the next mali. we sought a report co-authored by journalist boris heger, who has just been 300 kilometers north of the central african republic capital, where you were just -- how long after the scene were you, by the way, of that first massacre we saw in the report? >> two or three hours. we discovered it at the same time as the villagers themselves. they fled to the bush. most of them had no idea what had happened. >> it was very fresh when you stumbled upon it.