bell hogan served as jury foreman at the trial. there was one point in which judge lucy co had you guys stand up and shake around like a class because she said i need you people to stay conscious. she was being serious because 100 pages of jury instruction was tough stuff. >> right. what the average person who is seeing all the hype in the media doesn't realize, what you realize is that we did hear that. that was before the closing arguments were allowed to be given. she read that to us and then gave us copies of it. >> i recall a reporter saying you didn't read it. you were read all the instructions. my point is that i was paid to be there. it is my job. there were times in which i could barely keep my eyes open. you were on the jury. it is your responsibility to keep your eyes open and you did. and you were vigilant. >> here is the difference. i'm an electrical engineer and i entered the hard drive industry when i leftthal navy in 1969. i became an engineer and came back to school a couple of years after i entered the industry. a

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eric foreman was con vivicted o first-degree, premeditated murder. foreman was 16 at the time. he could face life in prison without parole. his sentencing is set for november 16th. >> now, to the storm clean-up, this huge tree blocking glee road in arlington won't stop traffic for your morning commute. crews were able to cut it up and haul it away. there's still a trail of damage. strong winds sent trees crashing into homes and cars on saturday. at least one family has been forced to move out after their house was declared unsafe. >>> right now, no storms in sight. in fact, temperatures are dropping dramatically. storm 4 chief meteorologist lets us know how cold it's going to be out there this morning. >> you probably had a little bit of a shock this morning. out there, temperatures 65 degrees. well, that's not too cool. that's the average low temperature for this day. take a look at the numbers already. down to 52 in frederick, 54 in winchester, 55 in culpepper and we are going to see the coolest numbers that we have seen in months out there. you're going to wake up, many of y

foreman will be sentenced in november. >>> tonight, d.c.te aid store. it happened before 9:30 sunday night in the 1400 block of rhode island avenue. a store employee was shot in the leg. police are calling the man in the striped shirt in the video a person of interest. >> there's no reason for this shooting that we know of right now. it does not appear to be a robbery. our indications right now are we don't know what the motive was. >> back in april another employee at the same rite aid was shot during an attempted robbery. police made an arrest in that case. anyone with information about this person of interest from last night's shooting, they're asking you to call 202-727- 9099. >>> also new tonight at 11:00, the ncaap says a combination of racism has led to a pattern of civil rights abuses by the maryland police department and it's asking the justice department to get involved. gary nurenberg is here with that. >> reporter: derek, some long time residents of laurel said it is a problem they have lived with for decades. tonight they asked

one is they chose a woman to be the foreman which at the time was pretty rare. i tried to figure out why and see if anyone was still alive but it was impossible. it was a dead end. i couldn't get beyond a certain point. what was interesting about the way the jury ruled was it ruled 7-5 for acquittal. one of the members of the jury who later spoke to some of the campaign activists said if i was hickman i would have done the same thing. that is interesting. what is also interesting about the way the jury ruled is an insight into other things was a gender split, five of the women on the jury voted for conviction and the jury foreman, it woman, voted against it. does that tell you something about how people perceive just this? you can see the men in the room looked act as my children are debt, they got no justice, i have to do something and did the women on the jury look at the same thing and just say all there is is a widow with two kids with no means of support? that is the of their side of the question too. that was a bit roundabout but those are the issues that

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> now out of all the issues that mitt romney was supposed to be far outn it comes to the economy. but president obama has done better than expected. ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent. nobel laureate in economics, and one of the most cited economists in the world. professor sargent, can you tell me what cd rates will be in two years? no. if he can't, no one can. that's why ally has a raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> when it comes to campaign issues, jobs and the economy are supposed to be big drivers of the election. it doesn't look like mitt romney has been able to gain much traction, so where do we stand? i want to bring in brian lizza. let's talk specifics here, we keep hearing that mitt romney needs to be more specific about his plans for what he's going to do about the economy, do you think that being more specific, though, will help or hurt him and how damaging regarding the economy is that video that we have all seen now of romney? >> well, specifics in campaigns, they're a c

i am in love with my george foreman grifor foreman grill. time now is about 5 minutes until the top of the hour. take a look at this. this driver miraculously lands on his feet after a brutal crash. it is all part of the good, the bad and the ugly. can you figure out what our word of the day is? that's a long one. stick around for the answer. i have no idea. >> two minutes to the top of the hour as we look at the good, bad and the ugly. first the good. a sea turtle was released back in the wild . the turtle was 7 feet long and 750 pounds and was nursed back to health in the new england aquarium the bad. i would-be burglar arrested after he feel asleep in the home. the homeowner found him ran sacked and the intruder asleep on the floor. they found small tron trons on him. >> the ugly . a russian truck driver right there catapulted through a wind shield . he appears to walk away unharmed. >> that is unreal. that's him walking away. looking and saying oh, my what happened. >> it ise

as for foreman, he will be sentenced in november. a virginia man whose murder conviction was overturned has been denied bond. that means that justin wolff will stay in jail as he with his second trial. a judge threw out his conviction and death sentence from a drug-related murder. they plan to retry wolfe. >> there are new regulations in place tonight for the commonwealth cost plenty existing abortion clinics. the virginia board of health approved the plan on friday among other things that call for the clinics to meet the same architectural standards as hospitals. but it is this -- but critics say that the regulations are designed to put the clinics out of business. >> ted olson will stand in for joe biden in an effort to help paul ryan prepare for the presidential -- the vice presidential debates. our senior political reporter was there as governor romney spoke to supporters. >> my goodness, what a va will come. >> you would think that these numerous northern virginia stops would be overkill. but hidden among those particularly long

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> child sex trafficking, those three words pretty disturbing. how some websites make ordering a girl for sex just as simple as ordering a pizza. coming up at 7:

and the jury foreman told us he believed the case should not have gone to trial at all. >> why did the trial? when there's such evidence that said no, don't do this. adam kaufman is innocent. he's not not guilty. adam kaufman is innocent. >> i don't apologize for the case. i'm not going to. >> but you believe a murderer has gotten away with it? >> he's not the first one. he won't be the last. that guy, he pays a lot of money for a defense and he got it. and he's a very lucky man. >> given what he's been through, lucky might not be the word adam would use. still, he says he's not angry, not bitter. >> i can only move forward. i can't move backwards. i can only move forward and do the right things for my family, my children, myself. >> and as for the team that tried to put him away -- >> the discovery that the people who were looking for evidence against you had been actually having an affair and couldn't be relied on to tell the truth. >> that's right. >> what was that like? >> poetic justice. things happen for a reason. i'm a firm believer of that. lina's spirit was definitely with us

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okay, maybe tom foreman has them too. he may have had them before either of us.. tom foreman is the johnny depp of cnn. we're not the only one who noticed wolf's new look. if you googled wolf's glasses before today. this is about all you would come up with. wine glasses with wolves on them. if you google wolf glasses now. it's blitzer's new look all over the place. on the blogs, the news sites, twitter, facebook. it's everywhere. there's probably a tumblr thing about it. i'm not sure what tumblr is, but i'm sure there's one about it. i like the new glasses. one thing they really complement wolf's skinny jeans. and i hope he gets the warm generous reaction i received when i got my glasses a couple years ago. >> here's what i love. i love that you clearly got the nerdiest glasses you could. because you think you're so gorgeously hot that you have to take it down a few notches for america. look, i know you, i've talked to your mom. >> these aren't nerdy glasses? are they? >> yeah.

tom foreman, cnn, washington. >>> child sex trafficking, those three words pretty disturbing. how some websites make ordering a girl for sex just as simple as ordering a pizza. coming up at 7:00. >> how would you feel for example, as a mother, if you saw an ad like this? or an ad like this? or, i mean, this girl, she says she's 19. if you saw your daughter in this, like this -- >> her answer tonight at 7:00 eastern. i'm susan hendricks. the situation woman room with wolf britser starts now. >> you're in the situation room. waging battle in a battle ground state. >>> extremists on the rise in libya. al qaeda is only part of the problem. and a multimillion renovation leaves a washington, d.c. landmark infested with algae. we want to welcome our viewers from the united states and the world. i'm wolf blitzer and

catholic students eric foreman was convicted of killing neil godleski in august of 2010. he was biking home from his job at a restaurant on the d.c. waterfront. he was about to finish work on a biology degree when he died. >> the sad part is he came to washington to get a college degree at his mother's all modern. he never-- alma mater. >> new lights were installed. after installed. the number did your leader in yemen has been killed. he and six others were killed after an air strike in yemen took out the car he was riding in. u.s.u.s. officials have not confirmed a u.s. drone was responsible for the attack. it is seen as a major blow to al qaeda. >> we will remember the 9/11 attacks. new help becoming available for thousands of first responder is sickened by toxins. over 50 types of cancer have been added to the list. >> kenny is a former new york city firefighter. >> i'm sure i can speak for almost all of the new york city fire department. it was an honor to be at the world trade center, something we needed to do. >> he was one of hundreds pouring through the rubble 11

. >> okay, maybe tom foreman has them, too. he's the trend setter.is the johnny depp of cnn. we're not the only one who noticed wolf's new look. if you googled wolf's glasses before today, this is what you'd come up with, wine glasses with wolves on them. i have several sets. if you google wolf glasses now, it's blitzer's new look all over the place. on the blogs, the news sites, the twitters, the facebooks, it's everywhere. there's probably a tumbler thing about it. i like the new glasses. for one thing they complement wolf's skinny jeans. i can hope he gets the same, warm generous reaction that i received when i got my glasses a couple years ago. >> here's what i love, i love that you have the nerdiest glasses you could because you think you're so gorgeous and hot that you have to take it down a few notches for america. i know you. i've talked to your mom. >> are these

eric foreman was convicted of first-degree premeditated murder in the death of neil godelsky. he was gunned down in 2010 in sherman circle. foreman could face life without parole. >>> tonight investigators in montgomery county are trying to figure out what led to a crash. that critically injured a motorcyclist. a car and motorcycle collide the at the intersection of great seneca highway this afternoon. paramedics transported the cyclist to an area hospital. they say he did have life-threatening injuries. that intersection has been shut down for a while. reconstruction crews were on the scene. >>> get out your jackets. >> oh, yeah. >> we're going to be using the word called cold. for some people in the morning tomorrow. doug kammerer, that's not a word that's come out of our mouths in a long time. >> no, wendy. we've been so hot, so humid this summer, and yeah, tomorrow morning, many of you will go, wow, it's kind of cold out here. i think temperatures get down into the low 40s for some of the suburbs out there. and maybe more of you than you think. let's take a look outside ri

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foreman was 16 at the time. he could face life in prison without parole.g is set for november 16th. >>> robbery does not appear to be the motive behind a shooting inside a rite-aid in northeast. police are asking for your help to find the gunman. sid yoe shows the man entering the store around 9:30 sunday night. police say he covered his face with a surgical mask and shot an employee. the victim is expected to be okay. in april, surveillance cameras at the same store captured a different gunman shooting the manager in a robbery, paralyzing him from the waist down. the suspect was arrested in that case. >>> american express is going after gary giordano. it's suing the montgomery county man who was suspected in the death of his travel companion, robyn gardner, in aruba. amex wants to void the travel insurance policy giordano took out in gardner's name before their vacation last year. the company claims that policy is not legal because the two were not married, related or business partners. giordano insists gardner was swept out to sea while they were snorkel

. >> reporter: at the help, louis foreman, who showed me the best of their latest offerings.ou're selling me something that i didn't know i needed. >> that's what it's all about. not about products that you need. products you want. >> reporter: and with tens of thousands of submissions, they're never short of ideas for the next great invention. >> like they say that everyone has a great novel in them? i think everyone has a great idea. >> reporter: everyone thinks they have a great idea. >> but how do you turn great idea into a great product? and, really, at the end of the day, it's about execution. >> reporter: that's exactly what charlie didn't know how to do. the contractor from maui had his eureka moment while he was paddle boarding. he realized that while gyms are cluttered with treadmills and exercise equipment galore, there's nothing on the market that mimics working out on the water. >> i had no idea how to make that happen. i had no means to prototype it. i had no means to patent it. >> reporter: he went home and drew this. a rough model of a standup paddle board mac

. >> reporter: ben foreman lived across the street from where it was burning and watched it closely.out here in the rural areas, the wind could change, and i keep my place pretty well mowed down, but it could change and start coming this direction. so yeah, i kept my eye on it. >> reporter: fire officials want the charred site to serve as a reminder to residents that this is fire season in the bay area. and with hot, dry, and windy conditions people need to be on alert. >> it escalated real quick, and showed that when we had the mowed grass, we got them to mow their fields, as low as they can. >> reporter: it is a well-known practice for neighbors here, especially in the rural parts of the county. >> and everything is mowed down enough, i don't think i would have an issue you,i have taken precautions to keep a spark-type thing from happening. >> reporter: so it is close to quarter after 11:00 now here at antioch, with the temperature right at 70 degrees. so it is still pretty warm for this time of night. coming up later in the show, anthony slaughter more on the weather. live, i'm ar

he's a shift foreman at the muela hydropower plant.he plant operates 24 hours a day to keep lesotho supplied with electricity. tjabane does rounds every day, checking the huge turbine halls where the generators are powered. it's warm and damp down here. lesotho relies almost exclusively on clean hydropower - completely free of environmentally damaging co2 emissions. and that's not set to change any time soon. >> the station is designed for 72 megawatt which means we need something like another 50 or 60 megawatts. but if we build the second tunnel and that mean the same power output -- that means lesotho will have more than it needs. >> 30,000 liters of water per second flow from the lesotho highlands to south africa, where it's needed by households and industry. among the beneficiaries is the municipality of emfuleni, home to roughly one million. emfuleni has been selected to set an example for municipal water conservation in south africa. every day scores of plumbers set out because nearly two thirds of the water from lesotho is lost

cnn's tom foreman is checking the facts for us. tom, what are you finding?d. this one huge explosive word out there, just incendiary. "victims." victims, and who gets burned by the explosion of this will be determined by how much the democrats can shake up the blast. who is mitt romney calling victims? who is he saying sees him or herself as a victim in all of this? in the broad sense, it appears that he's talking about all these people over here, the 47% or so of american who is don't pay income tax. who in some coases or in some ways are depending on the government for part of their living here. these people maybe don't make enough money to pay for income tax or maybe have enough tax credits to offset their liability. most of them, hover, over 60%, are paying other taxes. and that's important to note in this. most of them pay payroll taxes of some sort. maybe some pay property taxes or maybe they pay sales taxes. a lot of different taxes out there that are being paid beyond income tax. all these people who receive benefits from the government are also bein

. >> reporter: fortunately he will follow under the wine makers/foreman, donating the grapes, equipment, and the know how. >> everything has to be touched and done by the rabbi, so technically he will be making the wine. he even wants to drive the forklift. >> reporter: despite the limitations, they hope to produce 70 cases of kosher cabernet in time for next year's holiday. >> the rabbi says he has to punch down his particular grapes. i said, great, you can punch down some of mine while you're at it. >> reporter: in order for the wine to be labeled kosher, he must supervise everything from the crushing of grapes to the cleaning of machinery. though he isn't sure what the wine will be called or where it will be sold, he is sure he will be toasting the next jewish new year in style. >> today certainly would have been a nice day to be walking through the vineyard. anthony is here with a look at the forecast. foggy to start the day but lovely. >> what, you didn't get in and walk the bay area no, wine between the shows? we'll talk about that during the break. look at temperatures. very comf

the foreman always say that if we do not work overtime and they cannot deliver the goods on time, our contracts will not be renewed. >> 9,000 kilometers away, h&m's head office. they want to introduce a code of ethics to suppliers to bind them to fair working conditions, but she admits the company can guarantee total compliance. >> i don't think we should have the game to be in full control. i think we should have the aim to have a very good cooperation with our suppliers said they themselves also see the benefits of taking this kind of responsibility. >> sustainability and responsibility are good buzz words, the suppliers in cambodia say they have to keep prices low because the countries competing with india and bangladesh for contracts. textile factories said their working conditions are all well and good as long as they do not cost anything to buyers. am i too would be suicide for us to unilaterally raise our prices because buyers would take their orders and go. to anyone that could give them a cheaper price. >> at the bottom of the production chain, other female workers. she lives

. >> reporter: foreman they'll address the u.n. assembly. the president will reiterate his firm commitment to make sure iran does not obtain a nuclear weapon. diane. >>> as you know the president is in new york for the united nations he and mrs. obama sat down with the women of "the view." their first time there. and barbara walters is there with an exclusionive preview of 43 days before the vote. how does he seem? >> he's very different when he's with her. she's very relaxed. very afaxate. he says he's funny. she said she's funnier. then we talked about more serious issue, which of course is the economy. >> governor romney was asked, does he think it's fair that he pays a lower tax rate than somebody who is making $50,000 a year. he said yes, i think it's fair and i also think that's the way you get economic growth. i just got a different vision about how we grow an economy. i think, barbara, you grow an economy from the riddle out not with the top down. >> reporter: with 43 dice go we asked the president and first lady about the future, wi

foreman will be sentenced in november and faces a mandatory minimum term of 30 years in prison. >>> it's 4:36. here's a look at some of the other stories making news now. u.s. intelligence officials confirm that al qaeda's number two leader in yemen has been killed. he was killed in a missile attack monday in the southern prove minutes of yemen. he is a saudi national who fought nato forces in afghanistan and spent six years at the u.s. military prison in guantanamo bay. six others were also killed in the strike. >>> teachers in the nation's third largest school district return to the picket line today. 25,000 unionized public school teachers went on strike after negotiations broke off sunday night. both sides say they're close to an agreement on salary but issues involving teacher performance and evaluations are among the main sticks points. chicago mayor is pushing to end the strike quickly. >> the system was designed by the teachers, for the teachers, and will be revised by the teachers. nothing could be more respectful of their voice and their role in their profession. very good teac

. >> calvin walsh from foreman clearinghouse, a member of the community organizations and i would like to first of all second fernando martez testimony of the importance of the three aendments submitted by the council of community housing organizations, which we feel will give this board important powers, deciding powers over the successor agency. and i tend to agree, we certainly, as a creative city can come up with a better term than "successor agency." but i would like to talk a little bit about why the amendments that you are proposing are important. talk a little bit about the history of this agency, and the role of tax increment financing, which is what we're really talking about. in 1989 the old imperial redevelopment agency was done in by this board of supervisors when it allowed the use of tax increment financing subject to fundamental and basic changes in the structure of the redevelopment agency. and it has been that agency from 1990 on that we're dealing in terms of this successor agency. it is important to understand that the board of supervisors insisted that for the use

well i'm tom foreman in washington d.c. and here is what's coming up tonight on the big picture two thousand and twelve democratic national convention got underway earlier today as president obama prepares to tell america why he deserves four more years i will democrats rally the base in charlotte and show americans that the nation is better off with four more years of obama biden also paul ryan to a lot of speech of the r. and c. last week but his lies about medicare were the most blatantly false americans really prepared to let romney and ryan lie their way right into the white house and despite a lack of coverage in the mainstream media the war in afghanistan is still volatile and far from over as people continue to die every day in the u.s. government find a clean exit strategy for afghanistan where are we in store for more violence in the years to come. you need to know this is the democratic national convention kicks off this week in charlotte north carolina and already we're seeing pretty stark differences between th

the jury convicted eric foreman of first-degree premeditated murder in the death. the man was gunned down while riding his bike in sherman circle in 2010. forman was 16 at the time. he could face life in prison without parole. his sentencing set for november 16th. >>> a 17-year-old boy shot in a cafeteria on the first day of school in baltimore is finally home. daniel was shot last month at perry hall high school. he left the hospital yesterday after spending two weeks in the hospital. he has down syndrome and suffered a bruised lung, fractured rib and a hole in his torso. the accused gunman is being charged as an adult with attempted murder and assault. >>> this morning a family is mourning the loss of a 2-year-old boy who apparently drowned in a backyard pool. chopper 4 flew over the scene yesterday morning in the 17000 block of sandy knoll drive. police say a neighbor was performing cpr on the child when they arrived. the boy was two months short of his third birthday. he was at home with a caretaker at the time. police are trying to figure out how he got into t

conflict zone since his uncle prince andrew flew helicopters in the one nine hundred eighty two foreman's war. has ordered all of iran's diplomats out of the country and it's closing its embassy in tehran ata were said it was acting because of the islamic state support for the syrian government its threats against israel and defiance of u.n. resolutions. the foreign minister called iran the most significant threat to global peace and security in the world today. well the hypothetical threat of an attack by iran is being used by hundreds of israeli families who are refusing to leave the largest city in the west bank but their critics say that's a feeble excuse to illegally stay on land that doesn't belong to them. investigates i was the call to prayer religious jews walk past a mosque in judaism's second holiest city the scene speaks volumes about the gap between two peoples living cheek by jowl forty five years ago a part of hebron the largest city in the west bank was returned to jewish control since then around six hundred jewish families have lived in the small enclave outnumbered vast

i'm tom foreman is a big picture. here is mitt romney trying to figure out of that thing that we americans call a. i'm sorry i missed the guy who cares enough about you. sorry. little you know what kind of. want to feature a liberal. can secure the. liberty to distract us from what you and i should care about because they're a profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage he calls it breaking news i'm having martin and we're going to break that. welcome back to a special edition of conversations with a great minds of kurt eichenwald i can always a contributing editor of vanity fair new york times best selling author of three books two time winner of the george polk award for excellence in journalism and a pulitzer prize finalist in two thousand and two thousand and two his most recent book is the critically acclaimed five hundred days secrets and lies in the terror wars let's get back to it you just before the break you mentioned that. even in the face of all this evidence in these repeated warnings tha

hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom foreman welcome to the big picture. he. is the. welcome back to the kaiser report i max kaiser time now to go to frank braun and i see a security consultant and a libertarian big kid for bit coing that peer to peer cryptocurrency frank as part of a team launching shadow life dot c c he also gave a fantastic talk at the recent conference here in london which is why i invited him on the kaiser report frybread welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me all right frank first i'm sure the audience will want to know why the mass. privacy is necessary for liberty and. privacy is not granted it needs to be taken therefore in times of extreme surveillance i think we need extreme contemn reverse for example they're coming with snow everywhere they can identify you personally and took all of whom movements that's why you became a pro to extremists and mosque and public. right so you're talking about extreme privacy as being necessary in a world that we live in now of extreme of extreme surveillan

eric foreman's will be sentenced. >> in prince george's county, family members and police urged anyoneh information about the murder of amber stanley to come forward. her mother was among hundreds of people attended a community meeting in upper marlborough last night. the 17-year-old was shot to death and her home in kettering on august 22. police have little to cheer about the murder that traumatized the community -- police have little to share. >> we need to get this person or persons who killed my baby. >> police don't believe the murder was a random act. >> former baltimore ravens owner art modell will be laid to rest today. the ravens honored the man who brought football back to baltimore during last night's season opener. he died last week at the age of 87. he moved to cleveland browns to baltimore in the late 1990's. >> it is 6:18. >> time to check in with adam caskey for the forecast. >> a gorgeous sunrises taking shape. we are about 25 minutes from sunrise. the monuments are beautifully lit a. not much traffic on the roosevelt bridge for now. we know that will change throughou

things to bring up is the number two guy oleg mostly cough years ago in front of this big volume foreman in moscow surprised everybody and he started talking about god and he compared to a russian poem about what his central bank was doing he says the giraffe is tall and he sees all and i think the russians have followed us to. the consult of president putin has been to two of our conferences they've been big since then they are taking advantage of the. officially cheap gold and buying up from people that are giving it away too cheaply but are saying so do you think that because you argue that western central banks that the fed is manipulating the price of gold so does that mean that the fed is subsidizing their purchases of gold by the russian and chinese want to know what it is you know the words if gold were to have kept pace with inflation and people other people say this it would be twenty five hundred dollars or more right now and it's only seventeen hundred that's how much of a difference this manipulation is made and of course with thoughts going on the world in europe and the un