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david peters falls into that category. >> after serving 30 days in segregation for fighting alongside his good friendters was given another chance to live on a general population unit. it didn't last long. he joined four others in assaulting another inmate on the unit. and is now back in segregation. but he says the other guy is the one who started it. >> i guess he had an issue with one of my friends. he thought that the best way to handle it would be to try and swing on my friend. so, when we all seen that, we all reacted. first thing that we did, threw him on the floor, flipped him, started stomping his head into the tiles. we only could do so much because we're all in the way. i'm trying to kick him but my man is right there. trying to hit him. it's all, all crazy. it was crazy. yeah. he caught the worst end of it. >> hey, guys. >> deputy stangle will decide how many days peters must serve in segregation. >> you guys messed up yourselves the way we look at it. that was a one on one between that man and lewis. >> you know. >> i know. you guys all join in because you all play as a group. >> yeah. y

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. >> reporter: when mel got his orders david at the age of six became his friend. >> i remember his uniform and taking a collection up from other adults and giving it to him. . >> reporter: when he walked out the door and crossed the sea nobody thought they would never see him again. mel died on june 6th 1944 during d day. this man, bruno spent seven years taking care of mel's grave in normandy. a year ago he got in touch with david. >> just had such an impact on me and in turn had a great impact on him. >> reporter: three times a year bruno would leave his home and drive 150 miles down the countryside to take care of mel's grave with his chill laying flowers. >> we have become very good friends. >> reporter: david knows the time would come for him to walk out his door and cross that very sea. >> one day i -- hopefully one day soon i hope to be over there and meet him in person and thank him. i probably would just hug him and say thank you. probably very wet eyes and i don't even know if i will be able to talk. it's just something very important to me. >> reporter: bruno is going this week

to bonnie and dave righetti to christina and the biggest surprise to learn his daughter was david and a friend of 17 years. >>> i have to get making any economy. the 16,000 are waiting for a kidney transplant in california peregrinations like this can help take years of the waiting time the four ways to operate surgery's and all was just three weeks ago the houses had their first and the visit today and everyone is doing quite well and for these tickets not on the new kidney the whole new lease on life. >>> i'm so proud of them he's absolutely mr. super hero. and as a special to the moon and back as they say. with a touch of a button that matches our meeting in complicated computer program. that's greg was of the camel tells cbs five. deadweight brand based knows about dreams and nightmares. degrees and thank god for this 26 year-old former high-school football star got the chance to show the coaches of the seattle seahawks with the can-do. he hasn't played since high-school but pete carroll says he did so well on this solo tryout he was invited back to try out for the entire team. this is a b

conservative leadership in texas, and we need more conservative texans in washington, d.c., including my friend david duehurst. texas works. texas works. our jobs grew -- >> well, you heard that booing at duhurst and then perry thought that the crowd was with him, until a local reporter asked him about the booing. >> governor, what about the booing? h. >> i thought they were saying doo. >> well, plenty of republican candidates say they will swoop into washington and rip laws like obama care apart to shreds, and now listen to this republican candidate down there in arizona. >> washington does not get us. we want our borders protected. if they won't do it, we will. we want government out of our lives and out of our pocketbook. government-run health care, we don't want it. we don't need it. we can't afford it. this is what i'd do to that law. pull! i'm ron gould and i approve this message, because washington needs a straight shooter. pull. >> well, nevada's sharron angle of course would call that a second amendment remedy. that is "hardball" for now and coming up next is "your business with j.j. ramberg

some of david's friends heard about k-2 from some other trends who were home from college. ese friends were told that if you smoked this product like marijuana, you could get high. david and his friends were about to go to a concert and thought smoking k-2 before would be nothing but harmless fun. however, shortly after smoking k-2, david became highly agitated and terrified. his friends tried to calm him down, but once he appeared calmer, he decided to go home instead of going out with them. tragically, david took his own life shortly after returning home, only about 90 minutes after smoking k-2 for the first time. the only chemicals in his system at the time of his death were those that comprised k-2. david's tragic death is one of the first in what has been a rapidly growing drug abuse trend. in the past two years the availability and popularity of synthetic drugs like k-2, spice, bath salts, and 2-ce has exploded. these drugs are labeled and disguised as legitimate products to circumvent the law. they're easily purchased online, at gas stations, in shopping malls, and in

diane gave hers and the biggest surprise, toby learned his donor was david, a friend of 17 years. >> hope he gets my kidney >> over 90,000 people are waiting for kidney transplants. in thousand in california alone. a donation like this can take years off the waiting line. eight surgeries in all work three weeks ago >> they all just at their first clinic visit and everyone is doing quite well >> is not only in your kidney is a new lease on life >> i am so proud of him, i can't even begin to tell you. he is just a super hero >> to the moon and back, as they say >> with a touch of a button the matches are made using a complicated computer program. matched grid was developed by a bay area saw for pioneer who was also a kidney transplant recipient. >> turning to the weather, it will be warm in the bay area and probably hot in the valley. >> very clear skies outside right now temperatures ranging in the 80s or 90s in some locations. very clear, a gorgeous day. >> thing should be bright and beautiful this morning, red flag warnings posted through midday,. it is a volatile combination which

next to him is my old friend david shanker and a former colleague of mine from my days in the pentagon. david is currently the fellow and director of the program on arab politics at washington institute for near east policy. he previously served in the office of secretary defense as -- the pentagon's top policy aide on arab countries. he's also the author of several fantastic books relating to arab politics and last but not least, we have another author lee smith a senior editor of the weekly standard and a fellow at the foundation for defense of democracies. he's the author of the strong horse, power, politics and the clash of arab civilizations published by double day in the year 2010. without further ado since we have so much to discuss, i'd like to turn the floor over to amar. >> well, thank you very much for this introduction and inviting me to this be event which comes at a very crucial time for syria as events on the ground continue to accelerate and the situation seems to be out of anybody's control. the remarks of senator mccain were spot and as far as i'm concerned and he hig

have fallen walked into the water near the bed and his roommate and friend says they're part on pier 32 after monday night's giants fan david cox says his friend left the car and did not return. >>> lettuce pray for him and bring him home his family is from down south and i love that guy let's bring him home to his family. >>> rescuers call about the search yesterday the man could not swim and cut segments they consumed alcohol. time now 612, >>> a dead iran's misery in florida at live report. >>> @ rager at the tsa confrontation discover britvisit:lumbia. dance class, shopping, and more. so do something nice for it. chevron with techron. >>> in florida debbie packs a good punch list go to traffic. >>> you always forget about me! i have all this information. a ton of accidents come in this morning most in the east bay. westbound 80 near university a motorcycle accident the driver got out with no injuries. everything off to the right and shouldered no injuries. you'll notice it is in the green 21 minutes from the carquinez bridge to mays, westbound highway 4 approaching bailey multi vehicle crashed on right- hand shoulder, s

front and center with lights blaring. >> then one night in late 2002, 2 1/2 years after david arrived in oregon, a friendcalled to say he caught the tale end of "america's most wanted" and had seen a picture of a man who looked eerily like david. jon immediately called his mom. >> what was your mother's response? >> ridiculous. that's just absurd. she said, honey, we already did a background check on him and he came out clean. >> i said, mom, this is really serious. i can just call them. they can verify. he doesn't even have to know. >> was she game? >> she's like, no, no, you're just going to create a lot of heartache for someone who has already been through enough, losing his family and it's not him. it can't be him. >> jon tried to put the matter out of his mind but was still deeply troubled that david carson seemed to be splitting the family apart. he spent less and less time at the ranch. then on mother's day, 2004, he decided to make a special effort to see his mom. he was shocked by how the situation had deteriorated. their close family friend was there as well. >> david will not come and eat at t

friends. >> reporter: david knows the time has come for him to walk out his door and to cross that very sea.e day soon i hope to meet him in person and thank him.i probably would just hug him and say thank you. probably very wet eyes and i don't know if i will be able to talk. so, it's something very important to me. >> and that was jammy costello report -- jamie costello. bruno is going to normandie to see mel to take pictures and send another e-mail that his uncle will never be forgotten. >>> the weather seems like it's one those days you have to be prepared to -- prepared to have an umbrella. >> leave with the umbrella but you want to make sure to keep an eye to the sky as you head out. i will start out on a positive note where the temperatures are 62 in baltimore but they are a little cooler but humidity will start to move back into the picture for today. 72 right now in dc. 64 in easton. 60 in york and 66 in winchester. 62 is what we look like in winchester and 62 in hagerstown rather. looking at the satellite and radar, this is the big story of the day. we have the clouds streaming in

david hilton, a friend of sandusky's told the court he was intimidated by police investigators. i felt like they wanted some el to say something that wasn't true, he said. hilton and another defense witness, both described meeting sandusky as youngsters and being invited to the sandusky home for numerous sleepovers. both remembered sandusky as a father figure. the jury has been told to report here at 9:00 a.m. and expect to be sequestered until they reach a verdict. in bellefonte, pennsylvania, eye brian moore news4. >> and coming up on "nightly news" savannah guthrie will join brian williams to break down the case. >>> one person is in custody after a shooting near a barbershop. it happened about 11:00 this morning on skyland place. police say a man was shot and then went around the corner to the barbershop to get help. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. >>> a suspect in another shooting in the district is in police custody tonight after a standoff with officers. it happened early this morning. police say 23-year-old derek babb shot and killed a ma

the defense also suggested that the accusers made up the stories or were urged to do so, david hilton, a friend of sandusky's told the court he was intimidated by police investigators. i felt like they wanted me to say something that wasn't true, he said. hilton and another defense witness, both described meeting sandusky as youngsters and being invited to the home for numerous sleepovers. both remembered sandusky as a father figure. the jury has been told to report here at 9:00 a.m. toempl and expect to be sequestered until they reached a vertebra. in bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> hosni mubarak is in a coma this evening, but has recovered enough to be removed from life support. his attorney says he was transferred to a military hospital in cairo yesterday. that attorney claims he had at least one stroke earlier this month. the court sentenced mubarak to life in prison for kill protesters to put down a rebellion guns him. he attended the trial every day on a stretcher. a u.s. source claims that mubarak's conditions is re grave and he could have several days at best just a few weeks to live. >>>

. >> david culp with the friends committee on national legislation. a question for mr. wolfsthal. when the budget was released members of congress said the money for the national nuclear security administration was inadequate and said you were basically walking away from the agreements you made in the new start treaty. i wonder if you can go on what the thinking budget view presented and is the administration living up to its commitments from the start treaty? >> i'm just pleased to you refer to me as mr. wolfsthal from time to time, david. thank you. david was a great help, as were a number of people here on the new start process. so we got to work very closely together. i think it's a very partisan game that is being played on the administration's budget. and i think it's unfortunate. the criticism are from people who know in fact the details but think it's good optics to argue the contrary. the facts are this. that in the context of new start, the president submitted a plan as requested by congress, a a 1251 plan which said is it was our intention to pursue programs and capabil

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david dewhurst, the tea party opposed candidate for senate. >> we need more strong conservatives in texas, and we need more conservative texans in washington, d.c., including my frienddavid dewhurst. texas works. texas works. our job growth proved -- >> well, you heard that booing at dewhurst. then perry actually thought the crowd was with him until a local reporter asked him about the booing. >> what about the booing, governor? >> i thought they were saying dew. >> well, he said he thought they were talking about dew as in e dewhurst, not boo. ron paul was conceding they woulden win the republican nomination. still a big announcement coming up from the son, senator rand paul. >> my father is still my first pick. but now that the process is over, tonight i'm happy to announce i'll be supporting governor romney. governor romney and i have a few similarities. governor romney's dad ran for president and was unsuccessful. governor romney then went on to support the nominee, same as dad did. i think we have a lot of same family values. >> there is a difference george romney, mitt's father, dropped out when he saw he had to. ron paul says he's still in because being a lib

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joining me now with much more is the book's author, good friend david hor world trade da. >> how areead this and be afraid. >> this is the permanent left wing jog yo juggernaut. there is something on the right comparable to what the left has in the $100 billion worth of foundation. just to give you an idea. one left wing foundation, bill and melinda gates foundation is three times as large as all -- >> that is charitable. >> well, itsee charitable. they are all technically charitable. but there is what i call the shadow political universe. all the debates, whether over the borders or the national security or the environment. nationalized healthcare. all of these take place, the arguers on either side of these are 501c3s. tax exempt. what they are doing is political. it sets the political agenda. it transformed debate for example on immigration from whether legal citizens from mexico should have equal righ rights to -- should we call people here illegally -- illegally -- undocumented. >> sean: people have to read the whole book. there is too much information. i want to cut to the chas

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david dewhurst, the tea party opposed candidate for senate. >> we need more strong conservatives in texas, and we need more conservative texans in washington, d.c., including my friendid dewhurst. texas works. texas works. our job growth proves it. >> you heard that booing at dewhurst or all through that. then perry actually thought the crowd was with him until a local reporter asked him about the booing. >> governor, what about the booing? >> they were saying dew. >> he thought -- he said he thought they were talking about dew as in dewhurst, not boo. another case i think of, well, ignorance is bliss. next ron paul's campaign released a memo this week conceding the candidate would not win the republican nomination. did we really need a memo to say that? still 2 seems to have cleared the path for a big announcement for the candidate's son, kentucky senator rand paul. >> my first choice has always been my father. i campaigned for him when i was 11 years old. he's still my first pick. now that the nominating process is over, tonight i'm happy to announce i'm going to be supporting governor romney. governor romney and i actually have quite a few similarities. governor

david cox says that his friend of the car and never came back. >>> let's pray for him and bring him home, his family deserves it. i love that guy. >>> rescuers called off the search yesterday afternoon. proximate is that they consumed alcohol that night. >>> and a doctor will be tried for murder after prescribing painkillers. >>> the importance to me is to put other doctors better during the same kind of prescribing. >>> the doctor wrote 27,000 prescriptions in a year. 13 other deaths were linked to the the doctor but she's only been charged with three. in the meanwhile, in florida president offered its strongest defense in the health care plan yet. >>> i believe that it is ripe to make sure that everyone in this country has decent health care. >>> attacks on the presumptive gop candidate may be working. a live report from one of the hardest hit areas in florida. and how this man accidently don'set himself on fire. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,winds have d downgraded debbie today just a tropical depression. but for people of florida and the effects of the powerful storm remains. >>> i want to sho

a friend of david moss at us sense of pleasure. they love to gamble to find out if your number came up. people have to enjoy life to give you excitement that securities law is a source of innovation it looks selfish it dries the economy. karl marx said it was gambling and we should shut it down. worse than that but people think maybe we have to let people indulge. i want to talk about the future and the idea is. moving into the wild future what happens tomorrow is obama's said he will sign that the jobs that. that name was misleading for political reasons. it is called jump-start the business startup that spells jobs. [laughter] i like it as an experiment. it may or may not work well. the jobs act was created in response from internet web site providers to create a funding website for entrepreneurs. if you try a to start a business you can say i am looking for money then thousands are millions of investors all of the world can send money and you can start to a business. i think this has wild as wikipedia. before it started to say i

conservatives in texas, and we need more conservative texans in washington, d.c., including my friend, david duhurst. [ crowd booing ] texas works! >> perry's classic response after his speech, when asked about being shouted down, i thought they were saying "dooo." got to love perry sometimes. >>> he's the former two-term republican governor of new mexico and you've seen him at a republican debate last fall, where he had perhaps one of the more memorable lines, not just of that night, but of the debate season. >> my next-door neighbor's two dogs have created more shovel-ready jobs than this current administration. >> but just last month, he accepted the libertarian party's nomination for president, and according to his campaign, he'll be on the ballot in november in at least 47 states. joining me now, the libertarian presidential nominee, gary johnson. governor johnson, good morning. >> chuck, great to be with you. there is a third choice. >> there is a third choice, so i hear. so okay, so, 47 states. that means you've got -- what are eyou missing? >> actually, we're thinking it could well b

nora ephron, the oscar writer, director and friend to so many of us at abc has died after a battle with leukemia. the 71-year-old was an icon. here's abc's david wright. >> men and women can't be friends because the sex part always gets in the way. >> reporter: she was best known for romantic comedy. a writer who understood with humor and wisdom the tricky transaction of love. and what may be the famous scene from "harry met sally" sally lets harry in on a female secret to sex. harry, despite himself is hooked. >> i'll have what she's having. >> men don't really want to be friends with women. they've already got friends. they've got men friends. women, on the other hand, want to be friends with men, because they think if i could just understand them, then maybe it wouldn't be so hard. >> reporter: efron herself married journalist carl bernstein in 1976, at the height of his watergate fame. her oscar-nominated movie "meltdown" was inspired by their marriage after she found out sfwooe sfwooern was having an affair. one of the last films was unrequited love not between men and women but between two different generations "julia and julia," about a