be and now on georgia, i'd like to thank you for your words of hope regarding georgia. the political parties and people in georgia are very much in favor of nato membership. but what are you going to do? how are you going to persuade major european governments to drop their resistance to georgian and nato accession? thank you. >> [inaudible] >> [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: thank you. thank you, secretary general. there are a lot of unpredictable factors which will be a bearing on our security. we need to reduce the number of factors in relation to what we have today. there are too many such factors at present. so that leads me into my question. do you believe that some scope for better coordination between nato and the european union might be, for example, anticipating, bringing forward the processes both the kind of processes we have expect canned those that have been -- expected and those that have been harder to foresee? in unexpected events we've seen that nato has not been terribly successful, or to be blunter about it, it's actually failed. i believe

. >> do you know it violates georgia law? >> yes, sir. >> even when men know it's against the law, know there will be a chance they'll be apprehended. >> am i being taped? >> you are being taped. >> oh, crap. >> and know all about "dateline's" previous reports on internet sex predators -- >> i know what this is. >> they still show up at a house where they were told a child is home alone and willing to have sex with them. and the number of men who continue to arrive at the door during each undercover operation is alarming. >> this is true tweet guy. >> like our sixth investigation. this time in harris county, georgia. >> emily, open the door and call. >> we've rigged this house with 12 hidden cameras, 5 inside and 7 outside. from a control room inside the house, a crew operates the cameras and records a man's every move. we hired a young looking 19-year-old to play the part of a young girl, a decoy who will invite the men in. >> hey. >> what's up? >> come on in. >> this is 24-year-old raymondo. he think he's here to see a 14-y

. >>> a man badly hurt in a hit- and-run crash in san francisco is on his way back home to georgia. sal castanedo is live to tell us more. it was all due to generosity of the bay area and beyond. >> if you spend a lot of time in north beach, chances are, you know les rowe. he's going home. the home las man who is the victim of -- homeless man who was the victim of a hit-and-run crash a year ago is on his way back home to columbus, georgia, thanks to donations from well- wishers. >> we've been working on this since november. we're actually able to accomplish it today. >> ktvu was the only crew to watch as rowe was loaded from am an breaking news to plane, an air -- ambulance to a plane, an air ambulance to take him to the plane. >> this is the most rewarding job that i've personally ever had in aviation. i think everybody else who works here who say the same thing. >> the service is not cheap. $17,000. that came down to getting donations many from his high school in georgia, including former 49ers' player, james johnson. before the crash last may rowe's family said they didn't know h

this time we set up in rural georgia. once again, even men who have seen our reports show up at the door. we should let you know some of what you're about to see and hear is explicit. here's chris hansen. >> i got an update on the car. orange ford explorer. >> on this night on a country winding road, a potential predator approaches a house he believes a child is waiting for him. he's driven a long way for this meeting. almost two hours. >> there he is. >> but the driver won't find a young girl inside. instead, a dateline investigative team awaits his arrival. >> he's coming in. >> why is this man making such a long trip in the dead of night? perhaps because he believes a 15-year-old girl is alone inside ready to have sex with him. >> open the door and call him. he's coming. >> but his journey didn't begin today. it began when he decided to hit on a decoy. an adult posing as a 15-year-old. it didn't take long for him to steer the chat towards sex. he asked all kinds of sexual questions like what positions have you tried? d

may 13th and he was transported back to georgia the next day.reporting live. >> take a look at this. a pickup truck ended up in someone's back yard in liverm e livermore. the driver suffered a medical emergency. the truck ended up on its side crashing through an outside fireplace. they freed the driver from the truck. he cease fine but was taken to the hospital just as a precaution. >>> hundreds of skmers in plum mas county remain without water today after an earthquake ruptured a water maybe. it struck just before 9:00 last night was felt in san francisco an oregon. four dozen aftershocks have struck. despite the damage only one injury has been reported. >>> president obama will visit oklahoma on sunday. state officials in oklahoma say more than 3,000 people have registered for help from fema and some have already gotten some initial money. there are a number of helpful measures going into place today. the governor will sign a relief bill. also the state's insurance commissioner issued a statewide bulletin to keep the insurance companies from e

the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i yield myself uch time as i may consume. this bill is a bipartisan legislation to ratify certain counterterrorism treaty obligations. this legislation was reported by voice vote from the judiciary committee last month. similar legislation was unanimously reported by the committee and passed by the house -- by voice vote also last congress. terrorism and the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction do not recognize international boundaries. these treaties are important tools in the fight against terrorism. each one builds on an existing treaty to which the united states is a party. the treaties and this legislation compliment important -- counterproliferation of weapons of mass destruction and counterterrorism initiatives. enacting this legislation will reinforce the united states' leadership role in promoting these and other counterterrorism treaties and will likely prompt other countries to join. in addition to bowlesering strong security, these protocalls help promote

ready for georgia sally for georgia chevron from massachusetts a lot of good study since 1990 84 and 84 physician first passover now we've been doing this every year and he had a chance to reconnect with other people that other passover's that you've met yes heavy dose future study partners is one of the great things about coming here is building those connections what does it mean in one word what does it mean for you to be here blessing amazing fantastic as are all very good words would you like to say hi to anybody back home hi to our family did very poker and family to everyone which you are all here my niece tawana and her family like to say hi to my family and friends in georgia and also want to personally thank the staff of the sugar shuffle thank you very much for that is not just about it's about you all and you all support the stuff so we appreciate you guys just as much thank you for talking with me he has had a blessed day how are you all today were doing fine or from the panhandle of florida i'm actually from pensacola florida was born and raised there were just a hop an

he's now indicted by a grand jury in georgia, along with four other men, on charges of murder, felonyarm by a convicted felon. >> reporter: the murder victim was melvin burnell, popular rapper using the name lil phat. he was murdered june of last year outside the hospital where his fiance was about to give birth. >> he was shot multiple times next to his car in the parking deck. >> reporter: he helped arrange the murder of the rapper, tracking the victim's vehicle for the accused trigger bend with a gps device. >> this defendant tracked the vehicle on over 11 occasions, provided that tracking information to the other two defendants who killed and shot the victim at the hospital. >> reporter: in court in atlanta, chulpayev's lawyer george plumided said his client was not involved in the murder, as an fbi informant he kept his agent and handler fully informed. >> everything goes through the handler. basically the handler delivered mani to fbi headquarters, and he debriefed him, told him everything he knew about it, the tracking devices. >> reporter: then the prosecutor said chulpayev ha

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now, we were expecting him to fly here from georgia.e understand the ambulance got stuck in traffic that he's riding in. regardless, this flight will be a homecoming but also a crucial one in terms of his recovery. we first told you about les rowe. he's a homeless man frequently seen in the north beach area. he was also very well-liked as well. in may of last year, he was hit while crossing columbus and stockton by a late model suv. that driver has not been found. since then he's been recovering going from hospital to hospital and according to caretakers, he can't even talk. he's expected to take this flight home back to columbus, georgia where he will enter another facility. this is the most rewarding job that i personally have had in aviation. we're fighting the good fight. we're doing a good thing we are. we're getting people home and to another facility where they can get better care. >> family and high school friends mainly through social media were able to raise more than $17,000 for this flight to take him to columbus, georgia. i

mark strassmann, cbs news, douglasville, georgia. >>> and, finally, los angeles outfielder matt kempadlines for what he did outside the playing field, just outsi outside the lines, in fact. after a game last week he paid a visit to a young man who is battling cancer. he expected just a greeting. instead he handed over his hat, jersey, and even his cleats. later he said he hope he made the boy's day. i bet he did. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on mark sanford's victory last night. we'll speak with sanford. plus a look into one of the biggest nursing home chains in the country and allegations of unnecessary tests and treatments. >>> and we'll speak with the ceo of coca-cola, muhtar kent. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald good morning, it's wednesdays, may 8. i'm amazing -- it's wednesday, may 8. i'm michelle griego. frank is off. let's get our first look at weather and traffic. you're in my

but now he's been arrested and extradited to georgia.accused in the shooting death last summer rapper named lil phat. funerals are being held todn oklahoma for two of the you victims from last monday's tornado. the two nine- year-olds were killed when their elementary school in moore caved in. in all, 24 people died in the storm... including 10 child damage is now estimated at o billion dollars... with 33 thousand people affected by devastation. and new this morning.... a house fire in san jose has left five homeless. the home on timber-view court wt up in flames around 4-30 th morning. everyone inside was able to get out. one person was treated for r injuries at the scene. san fire department took these pictures. the house appears to have suffered a lot of s and water damage. no word on what caused the fire. tomorrow on k-p-i-x 5 this morning. what may be the big problem for new bay bri eng_matier weekend 5-24#001 07:25:23;1 >>> 5 minutes before 8 roblem. they ake of saying we here on kpix going on a certain day. and they had no idea wh

that's georgia and south carolina. the idea that you can fund a study to look for an alternative is laughable. that's just merely a smoke screen for the current administration's position. and the senator is exactly right. senator chambliss and i, senator scott, senator graham, we are happy to sit down with the administration, look at the cost overrun on the facility, find ways to find savings, but the dumbest economic decision in the world would be to stop the process when you're half finished because then you waste every dime that's already been spent and you have to spend even more money on an alternative that does not exist. so i want to add my support to the remarks of senator graham and my state's support to reprocess plutonium that's weapons-grade plutonium into reprocessed materials that fuel power plants and commercial opportunities. that's a good use. that's a good way to get rid of this nuclear material, and it's also a good way to keep it out of the hands of a terrorist. if we don't destroy it, it lays aroun

this san francisco state basketball stand out now faces murder charges in the death of a rapper in georgia. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. teen player, talented, arrested for murder, phrases used to describe bay area athlete. police arrested him in connection with a bizarre plot, and kpix 5's alyssa haring ton tells us even the mob may be involved in this one. >> reports coming out of atlanta that the mobster allegedly hired hit men to kill the rapper because he told police about a stolen car. police arrested a group of men they believe were involved in the plot, including a bay area star athlete. >> the star basketball player from san francisco state is behind bars facing a murder charge. wliet white, the team's high scorer who just wrapped up his senior season and made headlines for this birz-beating half-court shot back in february. white was arrested in his hometown of pacifica on april 24th. >> he was arrested on a warrant for his arrest out of the state of georgia for the crime of murder. >> san mateo county district attorney steve wagstaff says white was e

that they recovered a loaded handgun near where the suspect was that weapon was reported stolen in georgia. >>charles: please are not releasing any information about the three suspects. in the east bay, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>pam: tonight. still no word on when the new span of the bay bridge will be finished. weekend. >>mark: we have blood out his face because he is only 12 years old. an attorney said that sense he is a juvenile,. that is the same as pleading not guilty. the brother did not say a thing. --the father did not say a thing. the brother said he saw a tall man running from the house after his sister was fatally stabbed. the 12 year-old attorney says his client may have been the lying then, but that does not make him a killer. the lawyer argues that the 12 year-old is too young to go through a second degree murder trial of such magnitude. >> we can tell you that again it is an issue of a 12 year-old that we are concerned about whether or not the 12 year-old, can go through these proceedings. can go on trial in such a serious case and can actively participate to the poin

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. >> plus, an update on amy copeland the georgia grad student who had her legs and hands amputated last year after contracting a flesh-eating bacteria. we're going show you how she's doing now. >> when you think of nascar pit crews, chances are the image that comes to mind, a bunch of guys frantically racing to change tires and gas up cars. sort of accurate picture. it's also one that's changing. i repeatly caught up with this woman right here who is hoping to be one of the first female pit crew members in nascar's elite sprint cup series. we'll handicap her chance there's. >> like that sound. >>> later, it's an age-old question. what do you do with your child's stuff once they leave the nest? something we're going through right now. those old trophies, jerseys, and drawings that end up in garage sales across the country. well, kobe bryant is not happy about what his mother is doing with some of his childhood possessions. we're going to get into that coming up. >> kind of a different type of garage sale in that case. we do begin, though, this morning with those israeli air strikes into

a burger joint in the beautiful georgia city of savannah claims it has a ghost, and you might agree. the bouncing light on the right side of the surveillance video in that bar there. >> and if that's not convincing enough, watch this rack of cups tumble right over on its own. nobody was touching it. you saw that. it's no wonder that savannah is considered a haunted city. >> do you know that my first television market was savannah, georgia, and, yes, the cemetery there, a lot of famous haunted places in savannah, georgia. >> yeah, no, thanks, i'll stay as far away from there as possible. >> not a fan of ghosts? >> not at all. >>> coming up next on "the pulse," what it took to create the tiniest little movie ever. we're going to show it to you. >>> and someone help this guy, please. the weatherman with the hiccups at the worst possible time. >> bear with me. excuse me. bel air to meyerland, the sunny side. here's the big pic. i had enough of feeling embarrassed about my skin. [ designer ] enough of just covering up my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. i decided enough is enough. ♪ [

mark strassmann, cbs news, douglasville, georgia. >> tools and a chance.s the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> just so sorry for what happened to them. >> the last victim of the limo fire is identified as the 911 calls are released. >> one limo heavily involved, people trapped. >> good evening, i'm allen martin. >> i'm elizabeth cook. there's good news tonight about two of the survivors from that deadly limo crash. their conditions are improving. also tonight, our len ramirez gives us a better idea of how emergency crews responded to saturday night's tragedy. len. >> - >> reporter: that's right, a lot going on today. we do want to tell you that the two victims were brought here to san jose's valley medical center. their conditions have been upgraded and they could be released from the hospital in the next couple of days. but as you said, the 911 tapes have been released today showing a desperate effort to save lives.

georgia's life dream finally coming true. ♪ i almost -- >> your voices are so similar. >> they're notzed that she was going to be a huge star. ♪ >> reporter: did you feel a little pang of it was your dr m dream? >> no, i'm thrilled she did what i wanted to do. i don't think i was equipped strengthwise to do it. >> reporter: because you've seen up close, it ain't just about going out and singing. >> no, it's not. >> reporter: to put up with the criticism. >> you have no idea how crushed i get. it's not like i don't want to come back but i'm crushed and crushed and crushed and still come back. >> reporter: you thought you've always been an outsider. >> yep. >> reporter: do you still feel that way. with the academy award. with every accomplishment. >> i just fall into this strange subgroup of my own. ♪ a woman's world >> reporter: talk for a second about the new album. what's it about? >> it's about being fabulous. >> okay. i'll accept that. >> truthfulfully i'm not a huge cher fan and said this a million times but this is probably the best album i've ever done. >> we talked a lot about

investigators are now trying to figure out how and why that exact scenario played out in georgia.abc's steve osunsami is on the story. >> reporter: pamela ware says she could have died. >> if it had landed in here, because that's just sheet rock, it would -- oh, boy, i wouldn't be no good. >> reporter: she was watching television in her bedroom when all of a sudden a heavy piece of an airplane's wing came busting through her georgia home and bounced through the house. here's what the piece looks like compared to the size of a door. >> it's just automatic because, not that it's going to stop it if it hits me, but, yeah, it's just reaction. >> reporter: this plane was dropping parts for more than four miles above neighborhoods, out of the sky. china airlines, 5254, a 747 cargo plane was about to land sunday afternoon at atlanta's international airport, when its right wing flap suddenly broke into two pieces. witnesses say a 20-foot chunk landed in the parking lot of a walmart before the plane landed successfully. >> in the past, investigations have revealed it could be a maintenance

she coaches people into leadership positions and i is that georgia has that gift. and we were challenged to make better decisions and students assignment and now the practices it's been a tremendous asset to the school board so i want to thank you for your work. >> did you want to make a comment commissioner? >> well, i was going to go around the - >> well, i'm happy to congratulate the

we recognize the gentleman from georgia. >> thank you. this is the first time you and i have had a chance to talk. i have listened here, one of the advantages of being on the bottom row you is get to hear everybody else ask questions and also hear your answers. i think your answers today to me have been enlightening and very discouraging. and i think some of it is you have said on several times, and i'll go back to some of your statements today, you made a quote when you were quoting president obama, talking about big government is over. i think the problem that i have here is i agree with you. good government should be a limited form of government. what i think we've seen over the past week or so have shook the foundations of discussing this issue. well, we understand this, especial until your agency right now, we look at this you have said on a couple of occasions, you may have said it more if did you. you start about the role of the executive. that's the role of the executive. that's what we're supposed to be doing. is that a fair stat

. >>> two more groups have joined the call for justice in georgia. action network and the chapter of the naacp join rallies with the family of kendric johnson. the sheriff's office says the death was an accident. the family believes he was murdered. we are going to tell you about this story. i have to warn you there is a photo of the teenager's face taken after he was found. it is very graphic. >>> i wish this on no one. >> kenneth and jacqueline johnson knew something was wrong when their 17-year-old on did not come home from school january 10. >> there is a dead body up here. >> where at? >> the next day he was found upside down in a rolled cheer leading mat like these. >> i got weak and nervous. >> investigators say it appeared he was reaching for a shoe that had fallen to the center of a mat and got stuck, a tragic accident. >> said no foul play. he had no bruises, no nothing. >> did you believe that? >> no. >> and you still don't believe it in. >> i don't. >> they think the story about the mat is a cover up. >> i don't know what to think. >> acc

and have more value and it allows the smaller trees to be used as outcomes such as energy. >> of georgia also boasts a natural swamp forests that are full of rare species like these what canary, these woods are also being cut. environmentalists brought us to this plant, making would burn for power. many are clearly from swamp forests. >> this is the native forest in the southeastern united states, tremendously valuable natural resources and this is a misguided policy that will do little if anything to address climate change and has the potential to do great damage to the environment in the southeastern united states. dodge the firm admits some low- grade trees are used here, but say they don't make the rules about what logs arrived. the next stage is for the trees to be turned into wood chips. this mountain of void. it is the massive scale of this operation that alarms environmentalists. >> of the wood chips go into this giant dryer and made into pellets. tens of millions of tons will be heading across the atlantic. new rules are due to maximize carbon savings and minimize the impact on

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she coaches people into leadership positions and i is that georgia has that gift. and we were challenged to make better decisions and students assignment and now the practices it's been a tremendous asset to the school board so i want to thank you for your work. >> did you want to make a comment commissioner? >> well, i was going to go around the - >> well, i'm happy to congratulate the consonantalor or on they're tenth anniversary. i think the reason we were successful this time is because it came from the community. it was not an idea of the board member it was the community and all the other organizations you mentioned he parents for public schools, you know, it was parents voices, it was a whole group of people that came together and said we need a voice. also i want to take a moment to thank the generous funders. well, the board said you can't have it unless it's funded and a leap of faith we will fund it and they've been funders for the last ten years. also their vision this could happen they say it was you guys that did it but it was them who opportunity it

to fltting down trees britain oppose the energy demands, we go to georgia where the trade is quite controversial. incest itindustry makes economic and environmental sense. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. growing concern about the prospect of an international arms race over syria. after they decided to lift the weapons embargo on rebels, it would hurt the prospects of peace negotiations. more on the international response in a minute, but we want to bring you this report from inside syria. a village where residents tell him more than 200 men, women, and children were slaughtered by government soldiers. the images are disturbing. >> rebel fighters in the north began to attack. men istivates these revenge. they bombard another. they believe this was a brutal massacre. it is sectarian and seems unstoppable. >> the rebels grow stronger and so does the government's response. winners here,eal just losers. >> what happened in the town appears to be one of its darkest hours. footage shows them attacking the area in early may when the government killed

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>> guest: rodney young was accused of killing his ex-girlfriend's son and a brutal murder in georgia and he actually lived in new jersey, said they went to new jersey and brought him back to georgia for the trial. what was interesting about his trial is if you're mentally, you can be executed covetousness public defenders are trying to argue he was mentally, which was a pretty good case because he been in special education his entire life. they ended up losing the case, so rodney is on death row right now. because public defender how much a ramon, who is trying his first death penalty case before a cheering really felt like the office is so strapped for many, they were triaging cases. the ones that were going to the child about the resources to sit tight and wait. and they both those taxpayers they need to book in advance. all of the money you need to properly do a capital trial just is not available according down in georgia. he was so dispirited by the end of this trial that ended up quitting the public defenders. in the earn out. it's so much work and so unsupported uses some of t

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even better. ♪ >>> you're looking at a live shot of morehouse college in atlanta, georgia.s, president obama will give the commencement speech there. as soon as he begins to speak, we'll bring you there live the prevailing thought has always been if you complete college, you'll have a better chance of getting a job. the numbers tell the tale. college graduates have half the unemployment rate of high school grads. almost 73% of recent college graduates in october 2011 were employed. yet in spite of the numbers, new study shows that nearly half of all graduates from four-year colleges are in jobs that they feel don't require a four-year degree. andy, i'm interested because i know that you recently hosted a conference of colleges asking what do schools now need to be doing, what kind of advice do you need to be giving to graduates that is different from when i was in school or dorian or maybe even valerie. so what is it that schools need to now be doing to prepare their graduates for the workforce? >> sure. we know that the world of work has been kpletly transformed. there are

from belize -- from belize -- from georgia -- from georgia-- from georgia -- from guatemala -- from koreafrom lebanon -- from montenegro -- from panama -- from the philippines -- from poland -- from south africa -- from singapore -- from taiwan -- and from tunisia -- congratulations. [applause] today's graduates joining more than 79,000 men and women who have graduated from the naval academy since its founding in 1845. as part of our graduation ceremony today, members of the naval academy class that preceded this year's graduates by 50 years will honor this continuing chain of naval academy graduates by presenting uniform devices and the link in the chain going to the class of 2013. several members of the class of 1963 are listed in your program and are here today to participate in this special recognition of naval academy contributions across the decade. please join me in recognizing and applauding these distinguished graduates. [applause] finally, before we begin individual introductions, i should remind you of an important naval academy tradition. the parents of each graduate are invit

belizelieves -- from -- from georgia -- from georgia -- from georgia -- fromwater mullah -- guatemala -- from korea -- from lebanon -- from montenegro -- from panama -- from the philippines -- poland -- from south africa -- from singapore -- from taiwan -- and from tunisia -- congratulations. [applause] joining moreates than 79,000 men and women who have graduated from the naval academy since its founding in 1845. as part of our graduation ceremony today, members of the naval academy class that preceded this year's graduates by 50 years will honor this continuing chain of naval academy graduates by presenting uniform devices and the link in the chain going to the class of 2013. december -- several members of the class of 1963 are listed in your program and are here today to participate in this special recognition of naval academy contributions across the decade. lease join me in recognizing and applying these distinguished right to its. [applause] -- these distinguished graduates. [applause] finally, before we begin individual introductions, i should remind you of an important naval a

. >>> back at home, it was one wild ride in georgia. cell phone video from april shows a man clinging to the front of a woman's car after she took off from the scene of a hit-and-run. the man was blocking the woman's exit and he clung on to her windshield. police are still searching for the runaway driver. >>> to business where seema mody has your wednesday morning headlines. seema, good morning. >> dara, the dow sitting at a new record high closing above the 15,000 mark for the first time yesterday. it's been a rapid rise. it first closed above 13,000 in february 2012. it took about a year to hit 14,000. just three months to go from 14,000 to sa,000. the dow has gained nearly 15% just this year. >>> yahoo! is seeking a way out of its search partnership with microsoft. "the wall street journal" reports ceo marissa mayer wants to exit the ten-year contract, but microsoft isn't interested. they've done worse under the deal than when it was going it alone. >>> target is testing a new program that relies on shoppers using their facebook acc

it's a bizarre plot and the investigation led police to the mob and a georgia rapper. kpix5 reporter is connecting the dots live outside where he used to play. alyssa. >> liz, reports coming out that the mobster allegedly hired hitmen to kill the rapper because he told police about a stolen car. police arrested a group of men they believe were involved in the plot, including a bay area star athlete. the star basketball player from san francisco state is behind bars, facing a murder charge. the team's high scorer who just wrapped up his senior season and made headlines for this buzzer beating half court shot white was arrested in his hometown of pacifica on april 24. >> he was arrested in our county on a warrant for his arrest out in the state of georgia for the crime of murder. >> san mateo district corner said he was extradited may 13. his real name is melvin bernel, iii. >> i find that hard to believe because it doesn't stand right with him, because he's a good kid. >> the neighbor has known white since he was a kid and says if convicted, it would be devastating to t

was great because they let me follow a trial for a week and a half in georgia and it was great to bring to the public what it was like to be involved in a capital murder trial. a guy who was falsely imprisoned for 20 years. he was a very eloquent storyteller himself. i'm going to read a short passage about him. today bright 56 six on the porch in new orleans 7th ward and rest on the head of his yellow dog. it's 2012 and he often finds himself amusing over time lost, time wasted. it feels like a minute that i have been out here. it took time to adjust to life on the outside and once on the a dark rainy morning as he found himself biking to his miserable job in mississippi he felt real despair. from recognized he was 47 years old and never had a car and afford for 20 years in prison. sometimes he says it's little things like that that can drag him down into sorrow. he chose to do something that both keep those wasted years fresh in his memory. he helps to educate others in the hopes that his story will spur reform. he's not an educated man. his formal schooling stopped in 6th grade. the k

. >>> an heavy rain in georgia turned many streets into rivers seemingly today. people in a town just outside of atlanta told our affiliate wsb it is the worst flooding that they've ever seen. jennifer delgado with us now in the severe weather center and this system is really just starting to pick up speed. >> absolutely, fredricka. we told you two hours ago we would see things getting more active. now we have four tornado watches at. at 2:00 we didn't have this. you will already see the line starting to develop through parts of kansas. notice the tornado watches in place for minnesota, as well as into iowa, all the way down towards oklahoma, even that northern part of texas. with these we will see the possibility of tornadoes, damaging winds as well as hail. the area we are really concerned about is in red. we'll make this a little bit bigger for you. i'm having a little bit of technical difficulties but the area in kansas, as well as into kansas city, that's where we're going to see potentially some of the stronger storms producing these super cells that could

for the statewide public defenders system in georgia and then i moved to new orleans in the wake of katrina to help rebuild that office and started to see what i experience nd dc was the exception and not the rule. for example i remember walking into a courtroom in new orleans, very first time ever walked into a courtroom in new orleans and there were people everywhere. people in suits you didn't know who the defenders were, you didn't know who the prosecutors were and you knew who the clients were because they were shackled on the seats. the judge started calling names and in the next second he would call another name and you heard voices, that would be the voice speaking for the person. a lawyer never stood next to the client and then the judge calls a name and there was no voice and he says is there mr. so and so here? he says i'm here. >> he says where is your lawyer? i haven't seen my lawyers since 70 days ago. what had been shocked to me for a man who had been locked for more than 70 days, nobody knew that. they had been used to a system, a level of expectation for poor people

. >>> a georgia man is graduating from morehouse college this weekend. it's a graduation that almost didn't happen. when he was just 17 years old, he was in prison for having consent yum sex with another teenager. it was videotaped and got national attention for a controversial molestation law in georgia. his sentence was enterally overturned and wilson was freed. wilson calls the entire ordeal a major learning experience. >> i just say i can't believe i did that type of behavior, because i don't condone that type of behavior. i just had to fight for what i believe was right. >> willson will graduate from morehouse tomorrow. he's engaged and has a beautiful 2 month old daughter. >>> popular area restaurant says thank you to our nation's armed forces with a meal on the house mission barbecue held a lunch with the heroes event in honor of armed forces day. this was up in perry hall. the eatery served free pulled pork, price credits, and turkey sandwiches. the restaurant also added $10,000 for the wounded warrior project. >>> the head political drama how wa

this happened in roswell, georgia. a woman in the parking lot hit his wife's suv. he told her to stop and instead she celebrate esel accelerated in front of the car. >> this stupid woman could kill a man because she doesn't want to face the reality of a small fender bender. >> she told wstb i'm lucky to be alive. the woman didn't mean to hurt her, but she didn't stop. >> did you call the police. yeah, buddy, i pulled out my cell phone. could you maybe do it for me? >> did you call them yet? did you call the police? >> amazing this guy was able to make it out okay. but he said "i am very, very lucky." and i say, yes, eldon, you are. >> is she now facing charges because of this? >> police say if they find her, they will charge her with aggravated assault. they did say her license plate was from alabama, and they know it's a woman, but they are looking for her. she has yet to be found. >> i will. >>> a tornado hit northern italy, and the videos of the tornado are rolling in. this is one of them. you see the beautiful italian landscape. green trees, when the camera pan