his wife, jennifer, and daughter, michaela, at the beach. 17-year-old hayley was at home where they all that dinner would be the last time the family would ever be together. investigators say two intruders, joshua komisarjevsky and steven hayes broke into the petits' home through a locked door in the dead of night. dr. petit was asleep on the sunroom couch. today, during 2 1/2 hours of testimony dr. petit recalled hearing himself cry out in pain telling the jury he didn't know if he was awake or dreaming. he felt blood gushing down his face. standing before him were two hooded intruders. one appeared to be holding a gun. he says he remembers a voice asking him if there was a safe in the house, and when he replied no, the intruder said, quote, if he moves, put a bullet in him. his own lawyers acknowledge that komisarjevsky beat dr. petit bloody with a baseball bat. on the witness stand, dr. petit showed the jury how his wrists were bound and said he felt his way along the bannister so he wouldn't fall. once in the basement, an intruder threw down some pillows then covered his head with a

survivor who was describing the final hours of his wife's life and the lives of his two children, hayley is not just the jury taking notes but also the man who has admitted being in the house when this tragedy took place. you have to wonder what's going through his mind as he sees the floor plans, as he sees the house going up in flames. and there were some interesting moments in the court. for example, at one point jennifer hawke-petit's father, a reverend, crossed the aisle to talk to the father. we heard him say, god bless you, god bless you, god bless you. later when i asked the reverend what he had discussed we told him he must be hurting as much as we are. then the reverend paused and said well, maybe not as much. it was poignant and sad just seeing how this man's life changed so quickly and so suddenly and how close the police were to perhaps preventing this tragic outcome. >> the father of the victim went over to the father of one of the alleged killers and expressed concern over the pain that he was feeling? that's extraordinary. >> extraordinary. extraordinary. even the defenda

hayley is a fighter. she tried time and again to free herself.isarjevsky wrote of the youngest victim, i tasted her fear. what goes through your mind as you hear those words? >> he knew exactly what he was doing. and he liked it. and he wanted to have control over another person since he didn't have control over any other part of his life. and that makes him a coward. >> how he just got high off of tasting that fear and how angry i am. >> i think it was a perfect storm of evil. >> what would your advice be to jurors? >> you can't talk to anybody else. you can't talk to your family about it. you can't talk to anybody. you have to find a way to release that bad energy that's there. >> you have to nurture yourself. you have to nurture your spirit in order for you to handle something like this. >> take care of yourself and listen to your body. because it does stay -- what you about to see and hear, it stays with you. >> reporter: even though it may re-open old wounds, some former jurors plan to attend at least parts of komisarjevsky's trial. one more

his wife, jennifer, and daughter, michaela, at the beach. 17-year-old hayley was at home where they allinner. that dinner would be the last time the family would ever be together. investigators say two intruders, joshua komisarjevsky and steven hayes broke into the petits' home through a locked door in the dead of night. dr. petit was asleep on the sunroom couch. today, during 2 1/2 hours of testimony dr. petit recalled hearing himself cry out in pain telling the jury he didn't know if he was awake or dreaming. he felt blood gushing down his face. standing before him were two hooded intruders. one appeared to be holding a gun. he says he remembers a voice asking him if there was a safe in the house, and when he replied no, the intruder said, quote, if he moves, put a bullet in him. his own lawyers acknowledge that komisarjevsky beat dr. petit bloody with a baseball bat. on the witness stand, dr. petit showed the jury how his wrists were bound and said he felt his way along the bannister so he wouldn't fall. once in the basement, an intruder threw down some pillows then covered his head

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hayley is a fighter. she tried time and again to free herself. of the youngest victim, "i tasted her fear." what goes through your mind as you hear those words? >> he knew exactly what he was doing. and he liked it. and he wanted to have control over another person since he didn't have control over any other part of his life and that makes him a coward. >> how just got high off tasting that fear and how angry i am. >> i think it was a perfect storm of evil. >> what would your advice be to jurors? >> you can't talk to anybody else, you can't talk to your family about it, you can't talk to anybody, so you have to find a way to kind of release that bad energy that's there. >> you have to nurture yourself. you have to nurture your spirit in order to handle something like this. >> take care of yourself and listen to your body, because it does state what you're about to see and hear, it is -- it stays with you. >> reporter: and despite the emotional wounds they share, believe it or not, some of these former jurors plan on attending at least part of the

. >>> actress leisha hayley who started in the series "the l word" was escorted off a southwest flightsing her girlfriend. she tweeted i've been discriminated against by southwest. a flight attendant said it was a family airline and kissing was not okay. southwest says she was approached after passengers complained her behavior was obsessive. southwest is the official airline of the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation. >>> a mall making chances after complains about the store next door. managers at the north gate mall had no idea when this playground was planned a year ago victoria secret was negotiating to lease the store next door. when billboards went up showing women in sexy lingerie parents posted a complain page on facebook. >> i feel like children shouldn't have to look at that when playing. >> i had 100 people commenting. >> i lake they are making an effort towards solving the -- i like they are making an effort towards solving the problem. >> in the past week the mall installed trees as a temporary divider. some parents say it doesn't go far enough. >>> three hours fro

actress leisha hayley who starred in the series the l word was escorted off a flight yesterday afterrl . she treated i've been discriminated against by southwest. flight attendants said it was a family airline and kissing was not . southwest says she was approached after passengers complained her behavior with her girlfriend was excessive. southwest is the official airline of the gay and lesbian alliance against defamation. >>> major financial help being offered for free today and tomorrow to residents of san francisco, san mateo, napa and marin counties. all you have to do is dial 211. michael finney has the details. >> reporter: the city and county of san francisco has partnered with local experts to offer a financial advice phone-a-thon. dial 211 and you will receive tree advice on credit, debt -- free advice on credit, debt, more beginnings, savings and insrefrting. >> this is mother guy to give back. >> reporter: consumer credit counseling services of san francisco with a financial planners association are among those offering help. >> we have financial planners we have members

. >> things have not died down for the two of these women, the incident first came to light when hayleyave been discriminated against by southwest flight attendant it was a family airline kissing was not ok. now south was released a new statement saying the reports from the employees and customers on board confirmed that profane language was used by the two of them and aggressive behavior was the reason why there were kicked off not because they shared a kiss. the couple still plans on filing a formal complaint with southwest later. according to a new report by the day and leslie--the gay and lesbian alliance, the number of characters of the lesbians had dipped slightly. 19 at 6 under 50 rolled this late date, lesbian or bisexual characters. >> this just in an update to the story that we first brought you earlier, a shooting in san francisco near the intersection of gary in baker street, jeff bush just arrived on scene he joins us live on the phone. what can you tell us? >> right now baker is shut off. police are here on the scene they have the whole place take off. they're looking at a

to hear the testimony of the former medical examiner who performed the autopsy on his oldest child hayley. he did endure listening through the two hour long taped interview given by the defendant to police which was just released to the media. now last week dr. petit told jurors about waking up that fateful night to being beaten with a baseball bath, something the defendant admits to doing, and now we've heard the defendant talk about it in his own words. >> i just kept hitting on him until he finally tucked up into the corner of the couch and quieted down and was just staring at me with wide open eyes. sure confusion. >> reporter: the defendant goes on in his monotone delivery describing how he and his convicted accomplice steven hayes then creeped up the stairs to find jennifer-hawk petit and her youngest daughter a sleep in the master bedroom. he says haze put his hand over the mother's mouth an did the same to 11 years michaela. >> they were very confused as to what was going on but very compliant. i told her to roll over on her stomach and put her hands behind their back. >> reporter

quietly telling the bank manager two men were holding hostage her husband and daughteridaughter ings hayley thud. on the witness stand he paused and said, i heard moaning, which i think was my wife. it was then dr. petit realized he had to get out. breaking free from the pole, he escaped out storm doors, rolling to his neighbors. call 911, he shouted, as moments later a police officer, gun drawn, emerged through the bushes, just as the petit home went up in flames. and you know, it was just so difficult to listen to him talk about this. he was very stoic, very stready very calm. there were a couple of pauses, but he never lost his composure at any time. and it's such a hard thing to talk about, and then in a remarkable gesture of goodwill, jennifer hawke-petit's father, a reverend, actually crossed the i'll aisle and shook hands with the father of the defendant. when i asked the reverend late wlaer they spoke about, reverend hawke told me he must be hurting as much as us and paused and said, well, maybe not as much. >> you know what i was thinking through all that, the person with the life

they predict we don't mean 100%, but for instance the breast cancer regimes that hayley predict to whethera woman look at or ovarian cancer. men also get breast cancer and it's predicted that men, too. here's the interesting point. if you take brca1 and prc to, how much a vanilla breast cancer is predicted by these two things come it's only 20%, 25%. the 75% cannot be predicted. we just don't know the genes. we will soon, but we don't know yet. >> host: siddhartha mukherjee is the author of this book. 2011 pulitzer prize-winning nonfiction book of the year, one of the most awarded books of the past year, "the emperor of all maladies: a biography of cancer." we're going to put numbers on the screen in case you'd like to participate in our conversation with dr. mukherjee who teaches at columbia university. what is that you teach, sir? >> guest: medicine and oncology. i've been interested many, many years in the field. it started as a cell biologist and gradually became interested in treating humans. >> host: washington d.c. you are first up with dr. mukherjee. please go ahead. >> caller: can