what happened evtually was the lawyers who defendethese two detainee's' questions aut their mental health into som detail. but asoon as they got into any detail, the audiofeed in the courtroom was cut. this was meant t be confidential informion. we heard something about sleep deprivation. has been frustrating for both sides. what they're looking for is a clear signal from barackbama as to wh is going to happen, how are these men gointo be tried? some of the members of the families of the victims of 9/ were witnessing these events. the interesng thing from them, they all say -- l nine of them involved inhis process -- they all say that is process shouontinue. >> it is our pcess, indeed. -- a bizarre process, indeed. >> a teenage ameran sailor s returned a the youngt pern to sail around the wor alone. crow of well-wishers greeted the 17-year-old as he arriv i marina deley. he brokehe reco of an 18- year-old australi. he said, yes, iould do it again aytime. it is thadventure of it all. it is something that you can do and gethe rush that you need. and, he said, it isor a good cause. thanks fo

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evtually, kimberly wants to get herpilot's licenseand fly solo. pretty cl.ns. >>> it was a big weekend for uno, from the catwalk to the top of the b office, bruno is expected to be america's new number one movie. the over the t antics are intererestin but me are questioning the style of this movie. >> how did you find your son? swapapped h.. >> swapapdd the by the w wayoro wh? >>for an i ipo >> what! >> over $14 million on opening day and the earl read is th bruno will make morthan double that before the weekend is over. some say about $30 million. let's get t latest now from thman who recmended this moe to me. "in touch" wkley senior editor, tom o'neill who now owes me $25 fory popcorn. >> i warned you it is rachy, ist it? >> it's one of the raunchiest thing i've eve see in m life. i've lived in major citieall my le. >> i know, i know. >> okay. let's talk about the argument at this would hurt people in thgay commy. the point, many said, wa to expose homophobia here. some of the things that happen in there were so far beyond any ertype. some othe scenes port

david, ted' younger brother, recognized his other's sty of writing andeliefs in the manifesto and evtuallyrested at his remote cabin in math april 3rd, 1996. he's currently serving a life term in the federal supermax prison in colorado. david kaczynski, d's younger brother, has devoted his lifeo pele with mental illness and the criminal justicsystem and to camigning against the death penalty. he's executivedirector of the alternative to the death penalty. wrote "brothers: 26 stories of love and rivalry." mr. kaczynski, thank very much for making the decision to be on the show. >> a gre delight to be with yo >> when you see the clip ose clips from this show, how does it fe to see your brother ed as an example of dangous person who's being pt safy away from society in prison? >> iteels incredi d. ted's life didn't start ou that way. he w a brilliant student, he was a good big brother, was a kind person, think, until he became mentally ill. he was o tracko become a real contributor to our culture d our ciety. unfortunately, because ohi mental illness, thgshanged dramatically. so it most in so

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