henry worked with cater. he said he saw him leave this theater with wayne williams on the night of the bridge incident. henry has no doubt even today about what he saw. >> they were holding hands, you know, like male and female. well, if you're holding hands with one of my co-workers and both of you are males what am i supposed to do turn my head? the next time i saw him, he was in the courtroom. >> when wayne williams took the stand, he swore he never met nathaniel cater. on the evening henry said he saw them, wayne testified he was home, sick and asleep in bed. his mother and father, now deceased, backed him up. homer williams said he had the white station wagon until almost midnight. under cross-examination, in his third day on the stand, wayne williams blew up at proecor pal williams blew up at proecor pal ene idyoan t rl 3 inllf -thjuy %hi undoo, 3 waprab mowwo mgo ith t se yn% -had >> on jimmy payne, the other victim, dedman found yellow -rat shorts, fibers consistent with the blanket under wayne's bed.

it was all over. >> henry's love affair with racing began when he was 4.on and broke his arm. after turning pro at the age of 20 he had another bad accident and broke his back for the first time, but he recovered. two years later he was back on the track. there were more injuries. over 200 serious crashes, but he always walked away. until march 4th, 2007. he lost control on a corner during practice. >> i knew it was over. i just -- everything. just dancing. i wasn't much of a dancer. but i knew i wasn't going to be. i thought about all the things that we couldn't do or wouldn't be able to do together. >> it got worse. two weeks later his wife stacy was diagnosed with breast cancer. together they got through it. henry is partially paralyzed from the waist down. but it hasn't stopped him from competing. he's modified a snowmobile and dirt bike to race in x game competitions designed for disabled athletes and he's winning races in his new sport. henry hopes he can motivate others, whose lives have suddenly taken a detour and help them get back to doing what t

it was all over. >> henry's love affair with racing began when he was 4.d a midair collision and broke his arm. after turning pro at the age of 20 he had another bad accident and broke his back for the first time, but he recovered. two years later he was back on the track. there were more injuries. over 200 serious crashes, but he always walked away. until march 4th, 2007. he lost control on a corner during practice. >> i knew it was over. i just -- everything. just dancing. i wasn't much of a dancer. but i knew i wasn't going to be. i thought about all the things that we couldn't do or wouldn't be able to do together. >> it got worse. two weeks later his wife stacy was diagnosed with breast cancer. together they got through it. henry is partially paralyzed from the waist down. but it hasn't stopped him from competing. he's modified a snowmobile and dirt bike to race in x game competitions designed for disabled athletes and he's winning races in his new sport. henry hopes he can motivate others, whose lives have suddenly taken a detour and help them get ba

henry worked with cater.ams on the night of the bridge incident. henry has no doubt even today about what he saw. >> they were holding hands, you know, like male and female. well, if you're holding hands with one of my co-workers and both of you are males what am i supposed to do turn my head? the next time i saw him, he was in the courtroom. >> when wayne williams took the stand, he swore he never met nathaniel cater. on the evening henry said he saw them, wayne testified he was home, sick and asleep in bed. his mother and father, now deceased, backed him up. homer williams said he had the white station wagon until almost midnight. under cross-examination, in his third day on the stand, wayne williams blew up at prosecutor jack mallard. >> that morning, he was a complete different person. immediately he started attacking. he came out of the chute like a bull. when he said, you want the real wayne williams, you've got him, i think all of us -- the jury understood that, yeah. >> i was probably my own worst ene

and he said, it's very simple; henry never listens. too good to check and will crumble upon real fact-checking. i want to make three points about china. china is not going to be the dominant power of the 21st century, the century is not going to belong to china, for three reasons -- economic, political and geopolitical. economic -- one thing we've realized in the past decades is that nothing goes up in a straight line forever. china looks like it is about to inherit the world, but japan looked like that for a while. it was the second largest economy in the world; i don't know how many of you can remember all the tales we were told about how the world was going to become japanese. we were all going to be eating sushi -- well i guess we are all eating sushi -- but the rest of that prediction didn't quite work out. if you think about it, most asian tigers have grown at about 9% a year, for 20-25 years. and then they shift downward to 6%, 5%. i'm not predicting any kind of chinese crash. i am simply saying that china will follow that law o

i'm henry wofford. right now in stockton, there's a very rare baseball team defying some significant odds. the game they play is the deception to those of us who can see. but as brody brazil reports, their way does a whole lot of good. >> ready, hit. >> they hit, run and field in what looks like our national pastime. howev however, it's very different. >> some people do think it's amazing. i like it when they think it's not so amazing and get to know us a little better. >> all the stingrays are legally blind. playing this modified version of a familiar game. hitting a baseball is already considered as the toughest thing to do in all of sports. so you can only imagine the challenge of simply making contact with this spehr, one you cannot see but can hear. >> it's pretty tough. >> you have to do a consistent swing so the pitch ever can get the idea where you're swinging at the moment. it's a little bit of a matter of concentration. >> it's more than us chasing the sound of the ball. it's all about timing,

however, henry ford provided a intended that ran on hemp.ed and engines created in injube made in injun that ran on hemp. this released. the oil companies. c'mo, on this releas really intimidated the oil companies. the results were prohibitionist who lost the battle against have been recorded by these people to go out against marijuana and he was against the federal bureau of narcotics. literally continued on that path for decades and convincing people that marijuana was going to destroy the youth of america. in those days it was fear. >> let us stipulate that marijuana is a drug. >> it is a drug. >> and hemp is a different subject. >> yes, both are strains of cannabis. industrial hemp does not have to each seat, significant levels. you cannot get high is this not have that chemical component called t h c raw. >> you can even get had products. hemp products. >> would it? >> this? >> this. >> this is wind. >> you can make clothing. it >> this is twine. the with the word canvas comes from cannabis i did not know that. >> yes. it grows. >> cann

have you ever seen henry waxed them? the sky looks like a combination of the original phantom of the opera with lon chaney senior and mortar mercenaries. waxman crewed greenspan, coming to admit that all of that self-interest i've come all the virtue of selfishness, the self-regulation instead didn't really work very well in the credit crisis, did it? and greenspan's fed yeah, i guess it didn't work so well. he basically recanted. so when i met him, he said e.g. really we can't? you know, i thought a submenu to. he said no, not at all. it's completely taken out of context. no it's not. dishes like a year at pass. so i had my copy of elect the virtue of selfishness. my favorite ayn rand nonfiction book is capitalism from the unknown ideal, which has two chapters written by alan greenspan, which is called gold and political freedom. and in the first edition of that was the rams name on it. i said you still stand by this? yesterday saying this? he said every word. i stand by every word ayn rand were set in every word i ever

we looked at the henry hotel. we got video from december 23. and lo and behold, every word of what our clients were telling us were true. two four two. the videos are just a small sample of what some would say is clearly a culture or pattern. and i do want to say that even in my short tenure as defense attorney, i agree with stuart. there are so many good officers, but there are cultures that develop within certain units. i will put it right out there. many of the complaints we hear it involve plainclothes units, and perhaps there is a culture that develops and allows misconduct to happen and continue to happen. so, the public defender's role is unique and natural and i am confident that had we not been doing our jobs with respect to those brought residents of the henry hotel, those would never have surfaced and perhaps the officers would never have had to answer for that conduct. [applause] >> i would like to ask a question and anybody can answer this. you brought up this culture that sends to -- seems to bring it misconduct on. what is it abo

. >> henry? >> this is hot. in honor of the independence day weekend there is controversy and radical, unscrupulous foreign leaders. it is a subject of a book a little local author and however, she really believes this. the seven touch of the american economy from a foreign forces. >> and you must be complete esp intuited that is a sector was going to say >> taking a live look. with fireworks, and heat. you can expect that will have hot weather. still overcast but it is going to be cooler on the coast. fifthjanu will tell us all about it. janu? >> janu: looking through walnut creek we have a little bit of a patchy fog with heat advisory that will be in effect. today, and even hotter tomorrow. a mixture of 50s, 60s, 70's in antioch. 55 in san francisco. 63 degrees in fremont and in the san jose it is going to be a perfect beach day. 70's along the coast. 72-77 temperatures range and even 80s along the beaches. there is a heat advisory from today, tomorrow. 12:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. you want to stay cool. you want to s

who sits next to me but henry hyde who also loves sunni. he was a big irish, very emotional sentimental is the word, sentimental guy. as we were talking about sonny he started crying. i am watching one of my heroes crying in front of me and it is choking me of. i was raised by my grandfather and i am not one of these cry in public kind of guys but henry is killing me. he pulls out a handkerchief and start crying and wiping his eyes and i am doing the same thing and telling him to stop that he said i can't and he is crying and while he is crying he says you know, jim sonny was on the judiciary committee. like the body being wheeled in and he is telling me he was on the day judiciary committee and you remember we had that conversation and i got someone to take his place and you are my guy. i am seeing this as kind of sacrilegious. i have my handkerchief and i blew my nose and eyes that with all due respect this is not the time or the place to talk about this but i will take it. there was a problem. because our was on the commerce committee is

across the atlantic in nice, france, is french philosopher bernard-henri levy. sitting with me but hailing from the united kingdom is columbia university's simon schama, and representing the americas, i suppose, bret stephens is "the wall street journal's" foreign affairs columnist, and krista freeland is global editor at large at reuters. welcome to all of you. bernard henri-levy, i'm going to start with you because you have been a prom negligent participant in the whole affair dsk. there's a column in "new york times" which says, describing your writings on these issues -- >> you are in nice and happy to be there, but what would you say to this columnist? >> what i tell him, first off, that i love america. i'm a defender of america. i so often explain that anti-americanism is a sort of form of fascism, and that i hate sometimes the way in which america is cartooned, and sometimes by itself. the image of the justice which was given in the first days of this affair was a cartoon image. it was not america. it was not the justice -- the judicial system which was p

since henry kissinger opened china to the world, and opened u.s.he united states has had a remarkably consistent policy toward china. and that has been to integrate china into the world, to help china gain the knowledge, the know how, the technology, the capital, and the institutional frameworks that will help it become a productive, thriving member of the international community. we have followed that under presidents that were democratic, under republicans. we're managing extraordinary consistency of policy. even on those issues like red lines such as our relationship with taiwan. our relationship with the dal i lamb a -- dalai lama. every president has maintained a coop active relationship with china while retaining some core interests and values that we thought were important. i think that my greatest worry about u.s.-chinese relations right now is not the united states. i think the united states will continue to play that role and has been trying to do so. the united states has been willing to reform the i.m.f. and the world bank and all inter

across the atlantic in nice, france, is french philosopher bernard-henri levy. sitting with me but hailing from the united kingdom is columbia university's simon schama, and bret stephens is "wall street journal's" foreign affairs columnist, and chrystia freeland is at thomson roidters. bernard, you have been a prominent participant in the whole affair of dsk. there's a column in "new york times," in which he says, describing your writings on these issues -- to judge business his recent writing bernard-henri levy prefers to live in a country where elites are rarely held to account, where crimes against women are routinely excused with a wink and a nod, and where people without money or status are treated line the nonentities that the french moneyed class believe they are. i'd rather live here. you are in nice and happy to be there, but what would you say to this columnist? >> what i tell him, first off, that i love america. i so often explain that anti-americanism is a sort of form of fascism, and that i hate sometimes the way in which america is cartooned, and

henry is paralyzed from the waste down. snowmobile designed for disabled athletes and he's winning races in his new sport. henry hopes he can motivate others whose lives have suddenly take an detour and help them get back to doing what they love. >> i'm trying to do as much as i can now and enjoy the day, just try to get the most out of my life. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cn reporting. >> the henry family's home burned down, but despite his set backs, doug chooses to focus on the bless iinblessings, his wif remission and his kids are -- a house full of women and children, an alleged polygamous cult, two people murdered including a child. holly hughes joins me to talk about it. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. if you have painful, swollen joints, i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on p of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. [ m

this is the henry adams street project. the purpose of today's hearing is to take public co+ completion of the draft e.i.r. there is no approval action requested at this time. the project consists of a couple of sites and the subject property at 801 brannan and 1 henry adams street, founded by division, alameda, in the city square neighborhood. this would include the demolition of the three existing commercial and industrial buildings at henry adams. this would include new construction of some -- three mixed use residential buildings as well as two mixed use of buildings. there be 824 dwelling units, with 54,594 square feet of retail. all the buildings would be 68 feet tall and are within the urban mixed use district. this will be dedicated to the city in partial fulfillment of the affordable housing requirement, with 100 of the unit's proposed that would be affordable housing that would be constructed under the mayor's office of housing. this would vary the developments on the site, and it would not include land dedication

. >> y acompÁÑenos a la filmaciÓn del primer video musical de henry santos del grupo aventura y verÁnicia el resultado final. >> ahora mismo, en primer impacto. >> estos fueron los Últimos momentos de vida de un niÑo de apenas 8 aÑos que estaba desaparecido. >> las manchas de sangre condujeron a la policÍa al refrigerador del asesino y la bÚsqueda llega a su fin tras un macabro hallazgo. >> que tal les saluda pamela silva conde bienvenidos a primer impacto. >> quÉ gusto que puedan acompaÑarnos les saluda bÁrbara bermudo. >> comenzamos con el arresto de un hombre en nueva york acusado de secuestrar y descuartizar a un niÑo. >> nayeli chÁvez g esta en el lugar de los hechos y nos amplia, adelante. >> buenas tardes se trata de la peor pesadilla imaginable para la familia, la bÚsqueda de un niÑo culminÓ con el hallazgo de parte de su cuerpo descuartizado donde se presume fue asesinado. >> estas imÁgenes grabadas por distintas cÁmaras de seguridad muestran el Último recorrido antes de el trÁgico desenlace. >> (en inglÉs). >> el comisionado de la policÍa de nueva york dijo que el niÑo 8 aÑo

we looked at the henry hotel. we got video from december 23. and lo and behold, every word of what our clients were telling us were true. two four two. the videos are

for henry county madonna is the county seat of henry county again the like have been to the t.j. memorial patrick henry shot lasers from his eyes and vaporized the bureaucrats. it's holy peace congress and free expression are at the very heart of the american spirit and yet it seems everywhere these things are being stifled when individuals are put into chains of licensing ordinances and taxes for the most simple things that make us american we will cease to be so our politics is local at least personally so let's start there when you when you run into these kinds of unconstitutional city ordinances stand up i will size them because if we value liberty will guard it well enough for ourselves. when we come back we'll have this one sided who can with take deliver oh and of course you the viewer you're watching adam vs the man stating. what drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions create through it through the pretty maid who can you trust no one who is you know maybe a little bit with the global machinery see where we had a state controlled capita

la madre de henry y heroÍna de su historia, regreso con ustedes. >> un gran ejemplo sin dudas de henryyo creo, yo creo. yo creo que esta es la que gana! ganamos! [ aplausos ] >> pero es que tenÍan a jorgito! >> ahÍ todos encima, eso no se vale! >> karla, tenÍas a los mÁs fortachones! >> somos los mejores. >> 5 limones por mano. [risas] >> ahora tienen que tomar el jugo! >> jorgito, jorgito! >> pero que sea el que perdiÓ! [risas] >> la estamos pasando bien. muchachos, mÁs adelante la original banda el limÓn se queda con nosotros! >> sÍ! [ aplausos ] ♪ ♪ >> aquÍ estamos tres mujeres cuando se juntan quÉ puede pasar? no se para de hablar como en las horas de los viernes. >> la mejor cuarta hora que has tenido tÚ me dijiste que era... >> lo dijo fuera de cÁmara y yo no sÉ si es verdad. >> es que a todos les dice eso. >> nos acompaÑan federica peluche, es decir la divertida actriz consuelo duval. su contrafigura en la telenovela, la que interpreta el personaje de su hermana marypaz! >> tÚ te quedas? >> mÍrala! >> ya que estamos aquÍ entre amigas, yo les quiero recordar a ustedes que el prÓx

chief white house correspondent ed henry is there now. you are hearing a new plan in the works that you mentioned first today on "studio b." a plan c. >> that's right, shep. basically, if the reid and boehner plans end up going down as many people in both parties believe they will over the next couple of days, there could be what you call a plan c, where you try to merge the two together. because you know senior democratic officials say they think there is not really that big of a difference on some of the key elements here if you look at the reid and boehner plans spending cuts. not too far off. special committees of congress come back and take a second bite of the apple. more spending cuts. few tax changes down the road. third point is the most critical. here is what we are told president obama is working the phones on talking to members of both parties what kind of trigger or enforcement mechanism would you have if this special committee of congress comes back in a few months and doesn't do anything, just another washington commission

henry has a legendary accent.s who are german say he has an accent even in german. apparently he has an older brother and he speaks normal american english. someone asked the brother what explains this difference? he said it's very simple -- henry never listens. as i say, i hope this is too good -- real fact checking. i want to make three points about china. china not going to be the dominant power to have 21st search. the search is not going to belong to china for three reasons -- economic, political and geopolitical. economic -- one thing they've realized over the last few years i hope is nothing goes new a straight line forever. china looks like it was about to inherit the world but japan looked like that for a while. it was the second largest economy in the world. we were told all the tales about how the world was going to become japanese, we were all going to be eating sushi -- well, i guess we're eating sushi but the rest didn't work out. i'm not predicting any kind of chinese crash. i'm simply saying that c

let's go back to ed henry. ed, earlier today you were talking about the president's schedule next week and we're fast forwarding to next week because this thing could drag out longer than any of us thought. next week he has something on his schedule, ed, in chicago. tell us about that and why it is so important. >> yeah. my ears perked up when jay carney said look, next week basically there is only one thing on the president's schedule. basically one or two things every single day. only thing next week on the schedule is wednesday going back to chicago for big democratic fundraiser tied to his 50th birthday. i marked a big birthday a little less than the president but i won't make too much of that. he basically was saying that, look, jay carney said, he is going to go to chicago because they are confident they will have a deal on tuesday because if they don't have a deal there is no way the president is going to go to a democratic fundraiser the next day if the economy goes through some drastic crisis. but i wa

request for a divorce. >> safer: but the church refused to let henry divorce catherine of aragon soarried her anyway, broke with rome, and took control of the church of england. the country was largely converted to the protestant faith. >> celenza: this is one of the moments in the 16th century that leads to the fracturing of christianity, and to much of the bloodshed and the wars that, especially, the later 16th century was known for. >> safer: as man explored the planet, a scientific revolution was also under way. by the mid-17th century, navigators had mapped much of the world in remarkable detail. >> roth: rio de janiero. cuzco. mexico city. >> safer: galileo turned his eyes and his telescope on the heavens. here, from 1612, are his drawings of sunspots. for his insistence that the sun is the center of the universe and the earth moves around it, the church branded him a heretic. >> collins: the pope at that time, pope urban viii, was a very good friend of galileo. said to him, "look, you know, i agree with you. you're right. but i can't approve of this because i'm the pope. and

let's check in now with chief white house correspondent ed henry out on the north lawn.ex from the white house if there is any early, and what is next? >> well, bret, i think the fact, this is a case of basically a no comment, saying it all in the sense that i just spoke to some white house aides who said, look, we're not planning to put out a dramatic statement, not planning to put the president out there, because they frankly think the boehner bill is going nowhere fast. they could be wrong about that, but they believe the votes aren't there in the senate. if senate majority leader harry reid wants wants to bring it up, they can kill it. they say this has been a fruitless exercise, because a week or so ago, speaker boehner, give me time, let conservatives vote on something they wanted, they'd move on to a bipartisan compromise. instead they've gone to a second piece of legislation that's passed, that's white house believes will go nowhere. now, obviously the mirror argument from the republicans on the hill is that it's not been a waste of time, that these are now two p

and has just received of henry adams prize in federal government and was a finalist for the "l.a. times" book prize with history. she is also the co-author of the three roosevelts with james macgregor burns. and 2004 backer vf to urge washington.in that has everyone adequately introduced so now let's get to theth real reason you aret' here please call me to welcome james macgregorr b burns, michael beschloss, and susan dunn. [applause] >> we were freshmen at williams in 1973 togethertoge except you were a freshman student and i was a freshman faculty member at. >> she was seven years of and i was a freshman at william. >> guy like that version. [laughter] you have a good fortune to be gyms student and then hope you will tell us about that and also tell us about the senior thesis that euro with him. >> as you may have noticed we have williams college in common. i am happy to say that again just in case anyone did not e t the point*. there is no better undergraduate teaching done other than williamsne college and our only alumnus was james garfield who did not serve as president ver