he was one of the kindest giants you could meet emmett could beat the bears cowboys and the -- meet. he could beat the bears and cowboys and he couldn't beat dementia. here jamie costello. >> reporter: coput an army of men on his -- he could put a army ofman men on his back and -- of men on his back and until this we have nen seen this before out of the tightend position and before ozzie and shannon, there was john mackey. elect to the hall of fame in 19 -- elected to the hall of fame in 1992 he didn't accept the ball he said i played in baltimore where i would take my ring e ripped them off and hand to you to try on and said there you won a super boat without a hit. but he took hits and tackles so much that it clouded his mind, a mind that eroded as we stood by. his wife never left his side. >> you know you look at her and the pressure put on her to be able to handle a situation like this to be able to watch john. she had to go back to work because of the head cal coverage that was not pro-- medical coverage that was not provided by the nf-l. we should, as old-timers be be able to g

he had to come out the back way he says emmett says the next door neighbor is a senior citizen and hast and back of her home. she is stuck in her home right now. but, again, we are dealing with a lot of damage here. luckily no one was injured. a lot of the cars were spared. they were parked in the right spot. none of the trees actually land on the cars. so they are okay. but again, bge crews will be out later this morning to try to restore power but, this is what you are dealing with, the damage will be -- will leave a loathe to clean up. go we can spec more showers and thunderstorms-- >>> we can expect more showers and thunderstorms. we could see a repeat of what we got last night. luckily no one was injured and hopefully if it happens today, no one will be injured. we look at maryland's most powerful radar and things are dry. i don't want this to be a false sense of security. i know you want to see the sunshine out there, but if we get more sunshine in here, all that does is make the atmosphere even more unstable. so we are dealing with lots of moisture. we are very humid out there.

claims he is not alone in a mission to turn back the tide of immigration in europe and as laura emmett's has been finding out many warn of a new wave of breivik style terror. and ethnic hatred that led to the slaughter of schools of innocent young people. bree vic the massacre to which he freely admits was a justified strike against the political left for supporting open borders and multiculturalism and even though the staunchest of hardliners condemned great pics horrific actions anti immigration sentiment is growing across europe other groups express their condolences and then are quick and separate themselves from but then are also quick to lay blame left wing politicians which they say or are responsible because they allowed immigration to happen and effectively pushed the sky to the edge it's a cry that many feel is not being heard by european governments as people show their discontent increasingly for previously marginal immigration policies and joining street movements like the anti islamic english defense we. will have groups who are satisfied in the real have other groups who s

to accept it as a coincidence particularly looked at in the light of the death of david kelly your emmett r.t. . and the prime minister's close ties when you score and his efforts to head off the crisis could yet to take a toll on him and his government that's according to british blogger harry cole. what really gave this story legs was the fact that david cameron. the then disgraced. coast and into the conservative party for the maiden is director of communications now i don't think without without that kind of. legs given to the story i think it probably wouldn't have been quite as big as it is now but the fact is there have been some errors of judgment it turns out shared by a donor in the governing conservative party but the prime minister david cameron yet again his chief of staff has been shown to be essentially instigating a cover up about the connections because you have to do the phone hacking making sure that the prime minister and the then leader of the opposition david cameron didn't know about it there's been a large amount of fingers in isn't just the kind of heads in the sa

accept it as a coincidence particularly gets out in the likes of the death of david kelly you are emmett altie. germany says it will lend libya's rebels one hundred million euros for civilian and humanitarian purposes berlin oppose the military intervention of the country but promised to help oust colonel gadhafi through peaceful means christophe horst koehler government consultant in germany says there is no guarantees the funds will be used for those purposes. it is really a big question of what this money is being used for first of all who controls that then next has nato ever kid for the civilian population in libya i don't think so. you know a group of countries bombing libya and using uranium weapons that of course is a group of countries not caring for the civilian population i see differently another point here i see that the important town of brega which is hotly debated among the rebels and the government as who owns this town now might be a question with some of this money might be used in fact to buy the try to get the town into the hands of the rebels i think that's the ques

disruption was caused to air traffic during the biggest industrial action in decades but is your emmett's as the story. down tools up with industrial action and autumn of discontent starts here this time it's public sector workers walking out on happy with the planned reform of their pensions which they say will see them paying a lot more and getting a lot less but again if it was perfect. if it. worked for me it will be back in fifty eight take it if it bit changes that it may consider pensions or very necessary safety is a way to address it so i think we do need to make cutbacks in setting up being. right in my duty to educate my side much as it is to these people do a huge variety of key work from teachers and lecturers to air traffic controllers and coast guards unisons the u.k.'s biggest public sector trade union deputy chief paul babel a says his one point three million members already for prolonged industrial action we're almost a war footing we've caught thirty million pain sets aside and we've got a strategy work but i must stress that's not what we want to do we want to talk to

news the world is or emmett's following the hearing for us in london. there is huge interest in it and we are seeing. the murdoch being interviewed by m.p.'s together they are being asked some tricky questions by m.p.'s which is what the public wanted they're being asked what they knew about the phone hacking scandal at the news of the world at the time that it was taking place they're being asked what they knew about alleged payments to police by journalists working for them they're also being asked and m.p.'s are trying to ascertain whether there was a cover up whether parliament and police were misled particularly at the time of the first police inquiry into phone hacking which took place in two thousand and nine james murdoch says that when the when the hacking investigation was closed the staff at news international relied heavily on the fact that the police at that there was nothing further to be investigated they also relied on a decision by the press complaints commission that said nothing further no nothing to see here and also on the outside l

scoundrel that shaken the press in this quest topless went on the police to what's called a store emmett report is there not a place to park his beleaguered police force after a string of high profile errors and basically it's. ian tomlinson died in london's g. twenty protest in two thousand and nine after being pushed to the ground by p.c. simon harwood harwood's said he'd been prevented from giving first date by a baying bottle throwing more but he later admitted that hutton happened john schollers damon as as short by police in a london underground station in two thousand and five officers allegedly leaked a report saying he'd fled from police c.c.t.v. images later showed this wasn't true less well known is michael daugherty a man who went to the police for help only for it to turn into a calf to ask where both allegedly false statements and mistreatment. i obviously have no protection from. doherty told police he suspected his thirteen year old.

popularity rating since coming to power remissness a contagion this story could bring him down meanwhile emmett's takes a look at an aspect of the case that doesn't seem so much the dental. another political scandal erupts another whistleblower diaries sean hoare was the first former news of the world journalists to go on the record to allege that phone hacking was endemic at the paper and that its editor andy colson actively encouraged it hall was found dead in his house on monday setting the blogosphere into a frenzy of comparisons with the case of dr david kelly wizened a sean hoare story bigger reminds me of how dr david kelly was bumped off similar tragedies of sean hoare in david kelly all this madness and david kelly shawn who are this what i'm thinking something's not trying to kelly was the u.n. weapons inspector who first cause doubt on the government's claim that iraq could deploy weapons of mass destruction within forty five minutes it led to scrutiny of tony blair's decision to invade iraq by extraordinary coincidence kelly's body was discovered exactly eight years before that of sea

also meeting up with the family of a murdered teenager whose voicemail was intercepted and laura emmett reports it's a watershed moment for the cozy relationship between britain's politicians and the press. every media outlet and t.v. we reveal in the scary. part imitates life the long running the simpsons takes a short it's own. rupert murdoch aka montgomery burns in an episode broadcast apparently coincidentally this week. but it's not the only piece of timing in the extraordinary phone hacking case that seems to get more scandalous every day the list of something like four thousand nine which the police have have since about two thousand and forty thousand and five and yet they probably facie evidence of criminal activity by these individuals and boy by the murdoch empire and yet they've not acted on it so why now just as the murdoch deal to take control of satellite t.v. giant b. sky b. sure to go ahead his rival the guardian newspaper releases catastrophic allegations of a moral journalists and their shady practices that when the deal collapses the times for example which currently

thousands of crime victims and dead soldiers families have been intercepted he's also he's a lawyer emmett in london. it started off relatively. really with just we understood the news of the world had been allegedly hacking into the phones of celebrities and politicians and to be honest no one in this country really cared about that very much we we all think that celebrities and politicians are sort of fair game as far as that kind of thing is concerned but then of course it escalated when it was alleged that the sunday version of the newspaper tucked in to the telephones of relatives of soldiers killed in combat and also that those caught up in the two thousand and five london bombings the most shocking thing really for a lot of people in the first thing that was revealed was that news of the world journalists are deliberately hacked into the telephone of a missing girl milly dowler who was later found had been murdered we also now know that allegedly senior police officers had been brought by the news of the world to tickle some criminal investigations and other confidential information

well his lawyer insists rubik is insane and didn't know what he was doing but as our teaser laura emmett reports his anti immigration message is one that has chilling echoes across europe. and ethnic hatred that led to the slaughter of scores of innocent young people to anders breivik the massacre to which he freely admits was a justified strike against the political left for supporting open borders and multiculturalism and even though the staunchest of hardliners condemned brain picks her actions anti immigration sentiment is growing across europe other groups express their condolences and then are quick and separate themselves with are also quick to lay blame left wing politicians which they say are responsible because they allowed immigration happen and affected we pushed this right to the edge its a cry but many feel is not being heard by european governments as people show their discontent voting increasingly for previously marginal anti immigration parties arms joining street movements like the anti islamic english defense league. of course we will have groups who are satisfied in

more emmett's who's outside the court you know lower it's not the first time he's tried to fight this extradition to his chances look not today. but we still rest. cool here on cheese day he was flanked by his lawyers and his assistants he was silent obviously reserving his energies we were all asking him how he felt about how today was going to go but he didn't answer any of us he had a hat he's now wearing gloves does he look that much older than his forty years and certainly much older than him that he did it looks like these months of chill house arrest that he's been under have really taken that told he's been staying at the home of a friend of his out in the country where he's had to wear an electronic tag he's been under a curfew and he's had to report to the police station every day to really taken its toll on him this hearing that we're seeing this week to last until wednesday but even then the rulings expected to be resigned so we might not hear what decision the judge has made for days or even weeks and in fact even if that this appeal is rejected. he vows to take this case

in years they see office is resigning everything intertwined with implicating news corp stuff or emmett expects . ian tomlinson died in london's g. twenty pretty. yes in two thousand and nine after being pushed to the ground by p.c. simon harwood howard said he'd been prevented from giving first date by a baying bottle throwing more but he later admitted that happened john charles de minerva's shot by police in a london underground station in two thousand and five officers allegedly leaked a report saying he'd fled from police c.c.t.v. images they just showed this wasn't true. less well known is michael daugherty a man who went to the police for help only for it to turn into a cafe the s where both allegedly false statements and mistreatment. i obviously have no protection from this country i think. he told police he suspected his thirteen year old daughter was being groomed by a paedophile concerned they referred it to his local station sex crime unit then nothing after two weeks talk as he phoned the unit secretary that's when the trouble started. just recently asked mcknight are you

and it's all over the hidden scandal now revealed that the police have known about it for years nor emmett. and they were asking what you think about this on our website and whether you believe the tabloid tactics in getting a story can be justified here's how the voting is going on the website at the moment dot com so far most people are saying that these reporting methods are just ethical and must be punished eighteen percent however think it's ok as long as it doesn't cross the line we can see there on screen that nineteen percent believe the approach is simply losing the demands of the public while the rest say the trend mirrors society's move towards less privacy you can log onto r.t. dot com to have your say be good to hear from me. divers are finished searching for bodies inside the wreck of the pleasure cruiser bulgaria which sank within minutes last sunday hundred fourteen people out of two hundred on board have been officially confirmed dead while fifteen remain missing the vessel will be lifted from the river bed within the next few days and investigators hope a thorough examina

government or his lawyer emmett has the latest from london. has hired an entirely new legal team full appeal he's fought the old old laws and he's got people who are much more have much more experience in criminal law and they're much more concerned with the ins and outs the old e.u. your and specifically the european arrest warrant they're all doing that the european arrest warrant enough case is invalid because they've essentially discrepancies between the allegations made and the testimonies and all of the two alleged victims that are full of charge is that they range between on multiple coercion to sexual assaults right down to rape they're also saying it's important to remember that no charges have been brought against our phones he's wanted for questioning in sweden and safe on new mole now this case is slated to go through wednesday based appeal is with jack tate by the high courts that you and i saw this is about to take the extradition case right to dispute between courts and even on woods to the european court of human rights customs

to reopen a probe into claims the paper was hacking into phones let's get more now from aussies or emmett she is live in london for us laurie it's been two days of rapid developments with the rest of resignations all we're going to see any more heads roll. well certainly i was the feeling on the ground here in london is that this is an unfolding scandal not one which is drawing to an end every day there are more allegations more arrests and more resignations and dismissals as you said we've seen the country's two top police officers resign in the last couple of days over the relationship of the police with the news of the world nice paper and there are several reasons for that the first you mentioned is that police obviously closed an investigation into phone hacking back in two thousand and nine saying that there was no evidence to support it and of course we've also seen allegations that police including offices a senior is detectives were involved in accepting bribes from journalists at the news of the world in an exchange for tipoffs allegedly now when the assistant commissioner yates

to accept it as a coincidence particularly looked at in the light of the death of david kelly your emmett r.t. . pressure is mounting on prime minister david cameron to over his links to discuss news corps executives and speculations about here could cost him his job tonight let's discuss the implications of the scandal for the u.k. leadership with done hodges is from labor website thank you thanks for being on our to international david cameron could be our guest severely damaged by this scandal is there anyone pulling the strings there who will stand to benefit by seeing him go it is the primary target in all this. well i certainly think the labor leader ed miliband would regard it as a significant political scalp if he could force the prime minister out and i do think in fairness to david cameron i mean he did put in quite a strong performance in the debate today i think also in fairness to to ed miliband i don't think he or his staff had necessarily formed the view that cameron was going to do this is there's absolutely no doubt that cameron credibility has been damaged i think as muc

questions on the phone hacking and police bribery claims at the now axed news of the world walters or emmett's following the hearing for us in london i love life now i look for those huge interests in all this was rupert murdoch himself appearing in attendance what have we heard so far from that hearing. well there is huge interest in it and we are seeing reports and jamison murdoch being interviewed by m.p.'s together we should remember that they were invited to appear at this hearing and they essentially said no thank you very much an initially and then in the end they had to be summoned to appear before the hearing and they are being asked some tricky questions by m.p.'s which is what the public wanted they didn't want them to get a grilling but they wanted them to be asked some tricky questions being asked what they knew about the phone hacking scandal at the news of the world at the time that it was taking place they're being asked what they knew about the alleged payments to police by journalists working for them jane specifically is being asked why he approved payouts in relation to pho

is influence in europe your emmett's r.t. menwith hill yorkshire. but the prospect of a u.s. led bissell defense shield in europe has also set alarm bells ringing here in moscow nato is failing to provide legal guarantees that the system will be aimed against russia and also rejected proposals for a joint shield in the next hour we hear from a leading american scientist who says obama administration is continuing the bush era policies. where the bush plan was first discarded by president obama when he came into power there was a lot of hole that the new system would be more agreeable to the russians but now that we have actual numbers instead of being less of a concern going from the bush administration to be obama and b. . this has raised all sorts of red flags in russia. straight to border controls are to be implemented in denmark as the country's parliament has voted in favor of permanent new legislation it will mean more security checkpoints at the country's ports and at its border with germany some e.u. officials have already condemned the move saying it might contradict

report murdoch's media empire has seen him facing some difficult questions in parliament today nor emmett's has moved from london. cameron is becoming more and more deeply implicated in this scandal as time goes on and in fact it's been revealed that his chief doss allegedly also scotland yard's not to brief the prime minister on the phone hacking investigation people are asking whether that was willful ignorance and they're also saying that it could be extremely serious for the prime minister if it turns out that that was the wrong thing to do let's say what harry cole has to say about his chief of staff has been shown to be essentially instigating to cover up brother connections because. of the phone hacking making sure that the prime minister of the opposition david cameron did know about it there's been a large amount of fingers it isn't just a lot of heads in the sun i bet it is legal for a bribe and i'm not usually a betting woman but i have looked at a couple of betting shops and the old offering on cameron being the next minister to leave office at the beginning of the week the odds

accept it as a coincidence particularly looked at in the lights of the death of david kelly you are emmett oh it's he loved it. germany says it will send libya's rebels a hundred million euros for civilian and humanitarian purposes but when oppose the western military intervention in the country but promise to help out with colonel gadhafi through peaceful means john bricmont author of the book humanitarian imperialism says german aid may be used to buy weapons. it seems to me that germany is sort of what we see of germany see only once and even assuming the. i don't know maybe you can with the money they would spend the many gilead to buy weapons i mean that you see this is. a sneaky we've got germany came into being with. libya and with it seems to me that it's also sure that there is a certain kind of this. nato because they have been building and ongoing emboldening for so what months now of use to. be and still carries it begins. and. we see them on station on their web lands in one station in c.t.'s and eighty two in the end it's not believe it i mean they have people they will say t

now revealed that the police have known about it for years nor emmett. and we're asking what you think about the story on our website and whether you believe the tabloids tactics in getting a story can be justified here's how the voting is going over at r t dot com at the moment on our website so far we can see on screen that most people are saying that their use reporting methods are outrageous and ethical and must be punished twenty one percent however we see that just over twenty percent think that it's ok as long as it doesn't cross the line. there on screen you can see that seventeen percent believe the approach is simply meeting the demands of the public while the rest say the trend mirrors society's move towards less privacy because to hear what you have to say simply log on to our website it is our t. dot com. italy is bracing itself for a tough round of belt tightening after its parliament gave its final approval for harsh austerity measures is part of efforts to prevent the further spread of the eurozone debt crisis which italy's finance minist

if you have a family member whose, are here at san francisco columnbarium, then you probably know emmett >> it's to keep the memories alive. >> is the caretaker where he has help a generation to build tiny memorials to the loved ones where their ashes are laid to rest. >> the niche sounds morbid. the smaller ones are a apartment and a condo or a village. >> he has seen created remains steroid in just about everything, but there was one thing he didn't count on. >> it has room in the walls for 8500 people's remains, now all about 28 spots is full. neptune society is adding three new buildings with 5300 more of the final resting places. >> a ceremonial groundbreaking kicked off construction. they spent years planning the new buildings that will wrap around the grassy courtyard. >> it on won't take away the limelight. it will remain the star of this property. >> in keeping with the greek theme, the new buildings will be called the hall of olympians. in the meantime, some folks are staking their claim to the old ones, few remaining spots. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, "abc 7 news." >>

into channel 9 that night and the diabetic who is almost totally blind felt he had to do something emmett understood the struggle the family faced with the special needs son but the importance of a pet to help them through it. >> i am blind in the left eye, and my right eye is 50% because my diabetes. and i have a small dog downstairs named lacey, and she is right by my side 24-7 and when i seen that air on the newsics couldn't sleep. >> reporter: paying for the dog was not easy. with the help of a garage sale his cash debarto-lo was able to buy the dog. united arms shipped it for free and petland gave the family's 1500 dollar gift -- airlines shipped it for free and petland gave the family 1500 dollars gift. young marian can't articulate his feelings by his action says it all. his mother says she is grateful for the outpouring of support and generosity from perfect strangers. >> i couldn't wait to get here to wrap my arms around them and say thank you. they have done so much for us i don't think i could pay them back for that. >> that was julianne rue reporting. it's a good example of th

i remember when the mother of emmett till died, she also had a boat she agreed to and she died it would unshredded week before out.ook came most of you have never read it because she was allied to do the publicity. it's a powerfully important book about what happened to mothers, the journey of a mother when her son is killed, something powerful to the african-american community. tonight is important and it's our job to carry this forward. in terms of significance briefly for me, i think that this book is in some ways long-overdue because it provides missing details that in your intellectuals are at any inner spirit spirit come you just know have to be missing from what you know those who did not know marable unshared malcolm x that were missing from the story. that is really the day to day struggle of takes to evolve as a leader, particularly as an african-american male leader who has integrity. it is a journey. it is not a place and there have been so many pieces of malcolm's journey missing. i've always found these huge gaps in terms of malcolm x's journey and many are filled by this

i can remember when the mother of emmett till died. she also had a book she had written and she died a week before the book came out, and most of you have probably never read the book because of course she wasn't a life to the publicity. it's a powerful the important book about what happens to mothers, the journey of a mother when her son is killed come something powerful for the community so i want to say tonight is also important and it's our job to carry this forward in terms of the significance briefly then for me and i actually think that this book is in some ways long overdue because it provides missing details that in your intellectual spirit you just know they have to be missing from what you know, those of us who were not -- did not personally know malcolm x. but know personally people who knew him that were missing from the story, and that is really the day-to-day struggle of what it takes to evolve as a leader particularly an african-american male leader who has integrity. it is a journey, it is not a many pieces of his jour