successes, my success is facing stigma in the face. and i face it in the face every day that i walk out my door. no one knows how i have to prepare to walk out the door. so facing stigma for me is like oh, that is the biggest thing you can do and stigma as we know is pre-judgment and stereotyping and people reading the book by the cover before the cover is even open, you know? saying oh, my goodness, what is she doing up there? you know what i am saying? the stigma we go through, well, i get up and i face it everyday and i say to myself every morning, no matter what hits me in the face, i am going to get up, even if i don't know how to read, write or maybe even get myself dressed, as well as i can, i'm still going to get up and i'm going to face whatever i'm going to face. this is only personal, you guys. everyone might not be able to do that. i don't know. but this is personal. i get up and i accept it anyway and that is one of my successes. the other success is that i am a very good community leader. i am a mother of four. and a gran

to face.ys for the boys and prison officials agreed that visitation might help the brothers as they face the next few decades in prison. they're only allowed brief physical contact, and officers are monitoring their conversation. >> kind of a relief. it's been a while. but i'm going to be happy. what's up? >> not much. >> how you been? >> i'm always good, you know. >> you staying out of trouble there? >> yep. >> you look like you lost weight. >> three pounds. i'm about 160 right now. >> 160. >> don't look it, does it? >> i'm like 172, 173. are you shaving yet? >> yep. >> they say we look the same. i don't see it. >> i don't either. hell no. i don't look nothing like that ugly head. >> yeah. >> you be all right. ain't got much of a choice. >> i got to live with it, don't i? >> yep. >> when's the last time you talked to mom? >> i called her, i think, last week. >> i can't wait to see mom. haven't seen laquisha for a while. >> i think it was two or three months ago. i know it's been a while for y

he wore a puck to the face.hed up and he is ready for the second period regardless of age. that's 41-year-old jaromir jagr. there's 25 seconds up on the penalty board still remaining on the rozsival minor. the ice is fresher than it was when the bruins began this power play late in the first. horton led it across. carried by krejci. helmetless is frolik. pushed on to krejci by ference. dropped back to him again. and it is handled by keith. frolik back off and keith sailed back down the ice. out of the box. rozsival. full strength action here. carried on by krejci and handed across for jagr. punched aside by jagr. krejci slipped it behind. marchand with it there. krejci, a shot that is blocked up high and down a play. >> eddie: what a pass by brad marchand. a simple little play by jaromir jagr. he gets his puck below the goal line. and the puck works itself to the other side. david krejci goes to the front. off crawford and off the post. that's why the face-off stays inside the zone. and a quick developing play.

there is a lot to be gained from face-to-face interactions that is sometimes lost through technology. >> the students can reap the benefits. >> i have noticed that -- >> students learn how to become a professional dancer. this is one of the kind of dances. after, they might not be able to support themselves through dancing. >> i was a dancer and a professor. we have to deal with the idea that we might have to have a second or third job to pay our repetitive or pay bills, but i think sense we love our artform so much -- >> a dance major means i will not be financially stable, really. i'm going to have to be a dancer and have a side job. >> i want to cover important issues of the student from san jose and compare this with the students in afghanistan. >> here at san jose state university, some of the students are concerned about the future. >> probably the worst major because i am unemployed a lot because i want to be a performer. i have a friend who has a masters and graduated top honors and she still doesn't have a job. >> over the past year we have served over 1,000 students and i wa

obama and russian president vladimir putin sat down to discuss the can crisis in syria at their first face-to-face meeting this year. >> we share an interest in reducing the violence. >> president obama signed off on u.s. military support for the rebels fighting to over throw the syrian president. putin is on the other side of the 2-year-old civil war, backing asad. >> complicating relations between russia and the white house are new disclosures from nsa leaker edward snowden that the u.s. intercepted russian communications during a previous summit. >> talk of spying and syria over shadowed news about what could be the world's largest trade deal. >> i'm pleased to join these leaders to announce the launch of negotiations on a new trade agreement. >> the u.s. and european union will start talks next month on a tran atlantic trade deal that could create 2 million new jobs. tara mergener, wjz eyewitness news. >> g8 leaders say if the treatment agreement is approved it would have a greater impact on the worldwide economy than all other current trade agreements combined. >>> time for a quick look at th

the two men accused of hitting the 25-year-old are now facing charges. the victim is listed in critical condition. and his medical bills are piling up. >> reporter: cell phone video captures the frightening moments after 25-year-old matthew fortes's sucker punch at camden yards as they took on the nationals. >> reporter: witnesses tell police, these orioles fans, 21- year-old michael bell, and 22- year-old gregory fleishman, were taunting fortes throughout the game, some say because of his yankees apparel. >> we had a group of men, threw that beer. when they threw that beer, it ended up hitting another individual. >> reporter: fortes falls over the concrete barrier, hitting his head. paramedics were called to the stand. the men accused of instigating the fight, placed under arrest. >> he was spitting on that guy laying on the ground. he was spitting on him, he was. >> reporter: fortes remains in the hospital with a fractured skull. this has sparked another fan to help. >> these are flyers that will help. >> reporter: he owns jimmy john's and is holding a

talked to the man who came face to face with him. >> liz, imagine comings face to face with a suspected carjacker that police have been searching for for hours. well, that's what happened to a tree trimmer in the area. the suspect was hiding in the bushes. now, we talked to that man today who called police. we are not showing his identity for safety reasons. >> then i see this guy over there, and he, you know, says, kwlt come "come here. ". >> i thought that was cop. >> it wasn't a cop. it was a suspected carjacker hiding from the cops after high speed chase. this happened to be trimming trees in the area. >> he called me again, and i come to him. he asked me if i have a phone. >> the suspects abandoned the car along 56 #5 580. after they ditched the car, they took off on foot. one of the suspects was arrested immediately. the other suspect took off running up this hill and was hiding in those bushes. >> my hart was beating. >> the suspect asked victor again if he had a phone. >> i had it amaze you that there were cops all over this neighborhood and yet you're having a face-to-face conv

as soon as they seen me they had the police all in my face. it was crazy.and they did it in front of everybody. >> i'm gonna giddyup. i have to try to get to the store before they close. we need groceries and you didn't make a list for me. so i guess i'll see you in the morning and then we'll be going home afterwards. >> i hope so. it's just, i don't want to deny the charges and then have to sit in here and wait for another court date like everybody else. you have to sit in here and sit in here and wait. and then you go on trial. and then, like i said, the police officer against you. been here twice. who you going to believe? >> so you just say that you're guilty just to go home? >> it's crazy. >> you can't go to girls school. because you'll be home tomorrow washing dishes. cleaning up. >> hopefully. >> ain't no hopefully, you're going home. okay, i better go. see you in the morning. >> with court scheduled for the next morning, ayryana prepares to spend what she hopes will be her last night in detention. >> i just hope i get to go home. if anything worse c

stand up, face the window the whole time. >> i don't know why i act up sometimes.ke sometimes i just get bored. i look for excitement. i just look for somebody, you know, some attention sometimes is why i act up sometimes. something to do, you know, get the sert team up here and have them come up here for no reason. it's excitement sometimes. >> shirt, pants. >> i think anybody would be lying if they didn't say when they come to work everybody knows that the threat is always there, the possibility of being injured is there. and that's why we can't be complacent. we have to continue to be very vigilant at what we do. you know, the majority of us do a very good job at that. we only have each other to look out for so -- >>> coming up -- >> pick up your feet and move. >> four boys learn what it means to be an inmate. >> is this where you want to go? look around. >> and sherman badgett gets a special visit. >> i'm just glad that i seen her on my birthday. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to d

possibly one day maybe out in the far distant future perhaps face jail for reckless misconduct in the meantime that same state today right now treats those protesting the ongoing crime wave of those same bankers behaving badly like this in oakland pepper spray any stumble all pepper spray in brazil pepper spray no court no charges just summary execution of pepper spray to the face this year the global insurrection against bag rocket patient has spread to east on board but as do stacey. max indeed as we are in the city of london when you see all these protests going on around the world whether it's been in athens or cairo or now istanbul in brazil you see lines of riot police perimeter fences and pepper spray and tear gas why are the bankers able to show up at work every single day without a gas mask on without pepto bismo all over their face and trying to protect themselves from the tear gas but the crimes of the bankers over the past five years in particular have resulted in the mass wealth confiscation sometimes outright as is the case in cyprus term of global resulting in poverty p

semifinals, number one cal facing illinois. cal's joel stater, made a comeback with a great chip on 15 but falls. same hole, brian campbell. defeated michael kim. 2-1, as he chip inside. this match went extra holes. le needed this putt to send it to a playoff hole but misses. illinois upsets cal but face alabama in tomorrow's final. >>> first saturday of the french open was a busy day. for the men, novak djokovic was on to the fourth round with this 500th tour victory. rafael nadal moves only. and tommy haas, four american women have moved into the final of four for the first time since 2004. stevens first. stevens, great shot of her own. the overhead. the winner. then on match point. stevens serving. the net is hit on return, and sloan stevens, moving on to the fourth round with a three-set victory. >> 49ers hired eric mangini as a coach. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> it's being called the tallest and fastest wooden roller >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll take you to turkey where a violent c

the now 10 elderly women celebrate their we friend's 90th birthday if faced a similar fate when their limo caught fire. in both cases if they were nine seaters, meaning the limos were never inspected by the chp or any regulating body because according to california law only limos with 10 or more passengers are required to undergo official inspection. >> it just really shocked me. there are still lives that we want to protect. >> state senator hill proposed legislation following last month ice tragedy requiring fire extinguishers. now he is asking for mandatory inspections for all limos. >> something went wrong and we want to make sure this doesn't happen again. >> while the official cause is yet to be determined, the owner of this limo believes that it ignited near the electrical components, components that are never inspected on any limos because electrical is not part of the state required inspection. >> anyone could do it in your garage and then put it on the road. that's not right. >> there is virtually no oversight of a third party modifier that cut and stretch these cars after a

turn sideways, face the wall. all right.es inmates be strip searched and every cavity searched for possible contraband. but for bloodworth that is not the most embarrassing part. >> false teeth or dentures? take them off. >> [ bleep ]. >> open your mouth. put them back in. >> why are you so upset to have to remove your teeth? >> i'm 22 years old, i shouldn't have no dentures. like any normal 22-year-old going to be a little embarrassed about that. see if i was 55 or something. >> just as he was at the nashua street jail bloodworth is housed in the segregation unit in the house of correction. >> get down on your knees, chest over the bed. >> i'll try to stay out of trouble but if someone approaches me then i'll have to handle my bi, my biz, abbreviation for business, now e what i mean. >> high tech here, too. you got the little touch light right there. i like that. i like that. ♪ >> ryan mcnee has been holding out hope that his brother, nick bubanas could get back to a normal life following his recent release. but after getti

to face. a survey of nearly 20 thousd people >>> well couples who meet online are happier in marriage than people who meet face to face. that's a survey of nearly 20,000 people found slightly higher marital bliss and lower separation rates for online daters but psychologists not involved in the study are cautious. they point out that eharmmy funded it. the study says more than a third of marriages in the united states originate now online. >>> if you are planning a wedding that's a little more down to earth there's a new option for brides-to-be. julie watts shows us how target now is getting into the business of wedding gowns. >> reporter: but target is now taking some of the experience out of dress shopping as well as some of the price with a new line of wedding dresses sold only online and all under $130. at about 1/10 the price of the average wedding dress, tar- jay's wedding line is strictly no fills. kpix 5 producer and bride-to-be sarah kirkland found this too large but overall pleasantl

. >>> joe heard bullets buzzing by his head after he came face to face with the gunman. we spoke to him last hour about what he witnessed. let's take a listen. >> when i was at the end of this corridor leading to pearl street where a car had gone into a brick wall, i started thinking where is this gunman at? i turned around and looked back to where i had just come from, he was 30 feet away right in front of me. by that time the whole area cleared out and he's at one end and i'm at the other end. we looked at each other for a second. he spun around fairly slowly and aimed his gun at me. i dove to the left of me and hid behind a building and he shot and i could hear this whiz go by like a bee or something. it all happened really, really fast. that was joe orcutt who came face to face with the gunman and locked eyes with the gunman. he has an unbelievable story to tell. more news just in this morning, this time out of afghanistan where three american soldiers have been killed in what may be another case of an insider attack. a nato official says someone wearing an afghan mi

imagine going face to face. that is frightening. >> what's more frightening. >> looks like he is in a booth waiting for the photo to snap. >> just to know he was there. you left your camera. turn the camera on. see the big old thing in front of you. are they camping? do they have to spend the night again? yikes. >> the rogers family are the owners of that camera. >> not this rogers' family. not the diana perez rogers' family. >> when tv news anchors share dislike for each other on the air. >> uh-huh. >> uh-huh. >>> sky high thrill ride that promises stomach turning twists and turns. you will see it. seeing it now. no roller coaster quite like this one. you are watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by lunesta.

wednesday night and into the weekend the south facing beaches will be facing that increased risk. just be careful with the upcoming hot weather. you might want to go to the coast and get a little bit of relief, but it does come with the danger. tomorrow afternoon 76 degrees in the south bay in san jose and 79 in morgan hill. sunshine and mid70s and a few passing clouds. 66 in santa cruz and the peninsula is looking at numbers in the low 70s around redwood city and menlo park. the fog will hang around to the afternoon and keeping the temperature at 59 degrees. you are used to the june gloom. fog and around 60 in the sunset district. in the north bay you will see the temperatures vary. 58 in bodega bay, but up to 90 in ukiah. you are well above the layer of fog and low cloudiness. 70 in santa rosa and 72 vallejo. head out toward the east bay and 68 in san leandro and 67 oakland and 72 in fremont. the inland community ropes to 79 in livermore, fairfield and 76 in concord and 77 degrees in walnut creek. here is a look at th5 accu-weather seven-day forecast. it will get warmer on thurs

so this would be southwest -- southeast facing northwest. nothing really in the northwest i got to look at. i just prefer to be sitting looking that way. >> drake's dining hall dilemma is not his only self-imposed restriction. >> i've got a specific order i do a lot of things. basically, rituals or routines. i always face my labels out, wash my hands a bunch. and i hate stepping on the cracks. i tie them in a knot where i can see the letters. i've been hoarding stuff since i was a kid. >> drake's perceived need to sit only facing northwest recently got him in trouble. >> he apparently was involved in an incident yesterday in the chow hall. he was taken to segregation, i believe, pending investigation. i have not received any incident reports relative to this charge. so i want to go down here and just talk to him briefly and find out what happened. so i came over as part of my investigation process to try to figure out what happened. give me your side of the story. >> um, okay. well, i didn't want to sit at any of the tables that were present

they warn the coptics face growing persecution under mohammed morsi. they quoted a nigerian bishop who has seen islamist persecution in his own country. >> he said if we have a faith worth living for, it is a faith worth dying for. don't you -- that's us -- compromise the faith we are living and dying for. i said, we are compromising that faith. the coptic christians in egypt are living and dying for it. i believe we will have freedom, and we must use our freedom to defend the freedom of others. >> wendy: baroness cox is chief executive of the humanitarian aid trust. >> george: a week of massive protests have shaken the nation of brazil. protestors say they are tired of paying high taxes while getting low quality services from a corrupt government. meanwhile, there are security concerns for thousands of the foreign visitors attending an international soccer tournament. the brazilian church is praying and taking action. a coalition of ministries has mobilized thousands to share their faith near the stadiums and among the protestors. [speaking a foreign

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it's not the city's fault, but i notice the looks on your faces are like the tourist as faces that come and see the people on the park, the street corners, the lunatics -- i'm not going to call them lunatic, hiv people, on the street corner right across the street in the plaza. i know you guys see them and this is what you're going to be getting when you cut those cuts. so, if it's already done because the looks on your faces say you don't give a dam and that's a scary thing because even a tourist can't kao here and find somewhere to look. if you're cutting it, i hope it's investing money into really curing something or helping the people ~ because the looks on your faces are like saying it's done. that's a sad thing. it's a really sad thing because if i'm placing my life in the decision of you people, then i'm dead. let's just speak on that part. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> honorable board of supervisors, i am karen [speaker not understood], third district. i did my chaplain is at saint luke that was in danger of being closed and while i was there the third floor, the psychiatric w

mirror has two faces. jeff bridges and my some i was glad it was me thanks long time to become a good actor sometimes the some of them have just got the gift right from the beginning but it just takes constant work you know like what the amazing about i just i love actors like being of the people i love this. movie that appears brosnan and they'll figure out one more segment with him but don't forget that love is all you need opens friday will be right that. the pumpkin amount within story doesn't make it. tough. the dems almost look like arses from yeah yeah they all are i mean the true back there i was in the orange tree for a hundred years before it was proven that the lemon i mean most of the trees you see here were oranges so they have to be nurtured the whole time so they don't grow back and zoologists it's a very. time consuming and ongoing process. so the tree can make both lemons and oranges. and like me. but you know lemons they are my favorite fruit oh i think i mean you can't imagine the quote

the same things that bradley manning is facing the same kind of persecution that tom drake faced and didn't care who and i would just be slow in prison right now and you actually found some really interesting information i mean i think a lot of people are speculating why did snowden choose hong kong i mean out of all places it seems like china has this extradition treaty with the u.s. what do you want cover sure i mean that was probably one of the first so that people thought it was like why would he go to china china has this long standing extradition treaty with the united states why go to hong kong and it's very interesting simon young who is the director of the center for comparative and public loss the university of hong kong actually found a loophole fairly last march a high court in hong kong issued that going to be requiring that the government re-evaluate the way that they deal with asylum cases and that kind of goes hand in hand with extradition so while there is nothing in the books right now in hong kong for you know how you're going to deal with cases of asylum it's sort

>> well, there's no question that face-to-face communications are critical for kids.just practicing. so, if you get in an argument with a friend or something like that, instead of texting them, how about getting face-to-face? how about skyping them or something where you're actually, you can see what the facial reactions are, and you practice those skills because those skills are the ones that are gonna matter. >> well, lizzie and maribeth, let me communicate cleary my thanks for being our guests today. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> a wise person once said that "communication works for those who work at it." good advice. >> most of us know what happens when you put mentos in a bottle of coke zero. it creates an explosive reaction. well, two guys have been doing experiments and posting them on youtube. first, they built a specially designed car. then, they took coke zero and mentos -- lots of coke zero and mentos. mixing them together, the car took off like a rocket sort of. it went almost the length of a football field. what a tasteful way to solve um] ♪[tum] ♪[tum]

and my face hurt so bad.bout it, i mean, this petty officer who saw my face, they just let it wait 'cause they didn't want any kind of problems going on. a couple weeks later, i needed the key to do my clean-up, so i knocked on his door. then he said, "ok, yeah, come on in here. it's in here." and i said, "no, no, i'm gonna wait out here." and he screamed at me, and he made me come in and he grabbed my arm. and he raped me in his berthing area. hinves: everything came to a complete change the day that i was raped. and i got there in february. by april, i was drugged and raped for the first time. robin lynne lafayette: i had, like, a cold or pneumonia-like symptoms, and so they sent me to get checked out. and while i was waiting to be examined, he came in and he helped himself. hinves: he said he was going to the bathroom, and he came up to my room, and that's when he raped me. hannah sewell: the entire time, i was screaming and yelling for help and for him to stop. nobody came to the door. nobody came to help

can we put his face on the screen. >> with we allowed to say that? >> he looks like a weasel. >> okay. >> john: whoa, whoa, whoa. i don't know that i'd be so quick to jump to the argument that he must be what he looks like. especially not when what you look like is the guy in the frat house who can get you roofies. (cheers and applause) it's mean to make fun of people's appearance. still, i guess i understand the impulse to pass judgment on edward snowden. it's easier to have an opinion on a person rather than on an extremely complicated issue. we're joined by senior intelligence correspondent samantha bee at intelligence headquarters. >> hello. (cheers and applause) yes, john? >> john: what is the bottom line on edward snoweden? heroic truth teller or weasely traitor? >> well, did snowden snitch on you? >> john: no. >> then he's a whistle-blower. >> john: what if he had blown the whistle on me. >> oh, well, then he'd be a snitch. >> john: so it's really just a question of semantics. >> no, no, john. whistle-blowers enjoy a privileged status. they ge

one of the inmates blind-sided me, hit me in the face. next thing i know, i'm picking myself up off the floor about five feet away. >> the spontaneity of incidents like that, and they tend to come from nowhere. i think it goes back to the core of the person and they have no hope. they truly believe with the soul of every fiber of their being is that their future is to end up in an adult facility. >> the average length of stay is one year for teens inside the walls of pendleton juvenile correctional facility. abel has been here for ten months. today is his shot to convince the release committee he's ready to go home. >> we review their packet, and we know that they're essentially eligible to come to the release committee for review, but we don't ever talk about it in advance. you had how many counts of battery? >> four. >> what were the batteries about? >> racism. >> racism? tell me what that means. >> when i was going to school, when i just came up here, there were a bunch of kids calling me names, so back in the day, i would react to any

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face the wall. >> [ bleep ] sit up there and talk to him. >> face the wall. >> [ bleep ]. >> why don't. [ bleep ] why don't you just [ bleep ] >> stand still. >> mccombs freely admitted to our producer by the time the officers put him back in his cell, he was looking for any possible way to hurt them. >> i just grabbed some water out of the toilet started bombing them. i am just getting tired of what is going on with these people, man. if they don't get me out of here, then i probably will -- might end up killing somebody or they might kill me. >> today mccombs remains incarcerated and has been transferred to another state prison. >> i figured that if it was going to happen, it would happen within the first year. >> in 2004 karen talley was in her sixth year as correctional officer at indiana state prison when she was so brutally attacked by an inmate, she nearly died. we met her two years later. >> you know, they all know me. the guys know me. i used to work in the intake unit when the new arrivals would come in. they know me. i'll be all right. never imagined it for all these years l

he was facing questions about what went wrong and what meet be done in order to fix it. many of those questions focusing on a 2009 indictment, a case where gang leader rick brown was indpietd along with five corrections officers. why didn't anything change. he testified his department has been make changing, identifying gang affiliations. more than 100 have been fired since 2009. the department said they have partnered with the fbi. once they did, the fbi's investigation was allowed to continue. as that issue of finding officers who were not corrupt, the secretary admitted the pressures they face from inmates and detain es are -- detainees are immense. >> a lot of people who come in are clean. over team they get corrupted by con men who are in the system. i think they fall prey to corruption. i don't think they come in with it. >> reporter: that's why the goal is to clean the system. we'll hear about the details. the detainee tavon wheat impregnating corrections officers. for now we're live in annapolis, christian schaffer. >> christian has been doing a great job. you ca

semifinals, number one cal facing illinois. cal's joel stater, made a comeback with a great chip on 15 but falls. same hole, brian campbell. defeated michael kim. 2-1, as he chip inside. this match went extra holes. le needed this putt to send it to a playoff hole but misses. illinois upsets cal but face alabama in tomorrow's final. >>> first saturday of the french open was a busy day. for the men, novak djokovic was on to the fourth round with this 500th tour victory. rafael nadal moves only. and tommy haas, four american women have moved into the final of four for the first time since 2004. stevens first. stevens, great shot of her own. the overhead. the winner. then on match point. stevens serving. the net is hit on return, and sloan stevens, moving on to the fourth round with a three-set victory. >> 49ers hired eric mangini as a coach. this sports report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> it's being called the tallest and fastest wooden roller coaster in >> join me tonight at 9:00. we'll take you to turkey where

each face life in prison if convicted. two men have been convicted in this attack, two other men are awaiting trial. as many 20 men participated in the rape and the attack. victim has finished her testimony. defense attorney asked her just a few questions and then she was dismissed. when she started to testify at 9:45 this morning right before she took a very deep breath and slowly let it out before answering questions about that night. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> thank you. >>> happening now, opening statements are underway in marin county in the trial of an accused bay area serial killer. joseph mesa was charged with killing four women between 1977 and 1994. their bodies were found along rural roads in different counties. mesa is representing himself and faces the death penalty if convicted. the trial could last until mid-november. >>> happening right now, these are live pictures, morgan hill police have a suspect -- okay, i'm sorry. these pictures are out of newark. >> newark where the plane and passenger threaten

he faces several challenges. one of the world's highest murder rates, spiraling inflation, and widespread grocery shortages. the challenge of giving the government's message across in a changing media landscape could be less of a concert. al jazeera, caracas. >> venezuela police have arrested a group accused of threatening to kill the president. local reports say the nine suspects belong to two columbia and criminal gangs. they confiscated weapons, ammunition, and uniforms. they are investigating if they're connected to political parties. china launched its fifth of may admission into space. the spacecraft carrying crew members blasted off from the edge of the gobi desert. here are the details. .> rock star, china's heroes the sendoff for these space travelers. are on ase astronauts 15-day mission, the country's longest to date. traveling, they will dock with that experimental space laboratory to test the module's systems. it includes the nations second woman astronaut. >> we are determined to obey ,rders, listen

. >>> new developments this morning, protest leaders are scheduled to sit down face to face with the prime minister and right now a strained calm. protesters are trickling back into taksim square with riot police on standby. >> protests reached a fever pitch last night, demonstrators fended off tear gas, water cannons, stun grenades and at times they set off fireworks in celebration of the protests. arwa damon joins us this morning from istanbul. arwa, they claim calm behind you but people are gathering today. >> reporter: yes, good morning to you both. what you see behind me in taksim square itself is pretty much almost normal traffic, riot police still only have one road blocked off, otherwise there's been cars flowing through, normal human traffic you'd see as well. taksim is at this point in time clear of demonstrators, they're all congregating in gezi park right off of the square itself but a starkly different situation than what we were seeing a few short hours ago. >> we've been watching all day, tear gas, fires, molotov cocktails filling the air in the heart of the city. >> w

she was faced with a difficult choice. ignore police instructions and find her brothers or comply and lever the boys unsupervised with know way know where she's gone. her mom arrived at the last minute. >> are you angry now? why? >> do you think you have anger problems? no. do you need the court to help you? you don't need the court's help? >> i'm fine. >> do you understand you're on probation so this kind of looks bad on you in. >> complicating her case are two prior offenses for driving without a license and battery on a classmate. her last day in court came with a warnwarning. >> the probation officer told me if i got in anymore trunl i'll have to go to girl's school. with t >> with the threat of girl's school fresh in her mind she gets ready for detention and an outcome that could mean months away from home. >> i try not to think about it. it's making me real nervous. i just don't know what's going to happen. usually i got an idea. this time i don't. >> there's five of you fighting with one lone person. >> yes. >> you

they want a fresh face. they don't want someone that represents polarization or stagnation in government. they want someone who can work across all lines and all parties with others who want solutions. >> as a former elected official, i have a track record of showing that i am independent, i am thoughtful, i do my homework, i am assertive for the people i represent and will continue to. >> reporter: voter turnout for special elections in santa clara county is typically about 30 to 40%. so far early voting numbers will probably be lower. a candidate needs 50% to win so there may be a runoff in july. the cost of the election and runoff is supposed to add up to about $2 million. other candidates running for shirakawa's seat are patricia martinez roach, scott pham, joseph la jeunnesse and andrew diaz as well as david wall. >> any word on who shirakawa endorses in the election? >> that's interesting. he is not saying much and he obviously is convicted of multiple felonies. he goes behind bars on friday after his

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to all centralize in an area where we may not connect face-to-face but we can all chime in or discuss discuss, you know, trending topics that are relevant. i think that makes for a more collaborative dynamic space. but i don't think it is more efish ept or better. >> it is social media. we are engaging, especially with the changes with face book and google plus where you have the group chat situation and can you look at someone face-to-face and engage them in a way you would if you were sitting with them in a room. i think it is just different but the same. >> but do we lose anything when we do that? part of me feels like it is different where i can have this conversation and see you all and reach out to you rather than over skype or chat. do we have the physical connection loss? >> there is no substitute for engaging people face-to-face. >> five years from now if the digital gap is sufficiently closed and we do all of the work we are supposed to o do, through investment, infrastructure, education, how is the black community using it. >> i think we capitalize on the mobile use of smar

face-off wants to help by the boston bruins. torey krug jumps in. it is the sixth for tyler seguin that sweeps that puck back. he finds it and throws it right over to chris kelly. watch the play. right there. by tyler seguin. gives the puck to paille. and the line had a real good shift before the tv time-out. right back for claude julien to give the bruins the 1-0 lead. >> mike: kane got it over. and bickell, rask to poke away at it. only the second shot on goal by chicago. the first came from center ice. the second, a strong chance. krejci brings it on. krejci. to the corner, lucic. trying to get it through oduya who was backed by krejci. carried by hjalmarrson. to kane. at the line. and he turned it over to chara. to bickell and they have an exchange. and they're still tangled up. one of the linesmen separates them. meanwhile, a great chance at the other end and it looked like it might have caught the post. this one played back and seidenberg is there. he turned the puck over in that battle with chara. >> mike: keith. carried by sharp. fires and i

but after well over an hour and a face-to-face meeting held behind closed doors, no progress on the main item on the agenda, the bloodshed in syria. >> there are very big differences between the analysis we have of what happened in syria and who is to blame. but where there is common ground is we both see a humanitarian capacity. we both see the dangers of instability and extremism. we both want to see a piece conference and a transition. >> the russian president defended his right to supply eapons to the syrian regime. >> if we speak calmly and in a business fashion, let me draw your attention that russia supplies arm to syria. we are not breaching anything. let me emphasize that. >> it's now six weeks since the russian foreign minister and his u.s. counter part agreed to convene peace talks in geneva. that is faltering. the violence is only intensifying. the u.s. is threatening to arm the opposition and they have conditions for attending any talks including the demand that assad can have place in government. >> that element for accountbility is no role for assad. >> you'll hear a lot o

he says he had nothing to do with the hackings, that he only posted the video and says he's now facingelony counts, including taking control of a secure computer and identity theft and media outlets are outraged thinking if convicted, he could face more jail time than the rapist. that th all feeds into this idea of injshs of a society that goes after the wrong people. but is it that simple? not everyone thinks the anonymous community acted heroically. false accusations are defamed innocent people and in the view of some law enforcement complicated the investigation. >> explain what happened when the fbi came to your door in april. >> sure. i was turkey hunting on april 15th and i had come back to the door and loaded up my computer to work and sat down and my dog jumps up on the door and i was expecting a t-shirt from shield tactical.com that day and whenever i opened up the door, i seen what appeared to be a fedex truck in the driveway and out jumped 12 swat team agents fully loaded with assault rifles pointed at my face telling me to get down. they cleared my house, brought my brother

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