instead of a microphone, what was used was known as an acoustical horn or a recording horn.hat was what captured the sound and transferred the sound waves onto the master record. ♪ is that a tear in your eye, dear? ♪ as the singer sang or a band played, the air in the room would vibrate and an acoustical recording horn would collect the sound waves, and these would be transferred through sound pressure down onto a cutting stylus which cut the sound pressure waves into the record. musicians really had to play for the recording equipment so you would set up the recording equipment, and then the musicians would gather around the recording horn, and, for example, if someone had a solo, they would move up closer to the horn, and if they were not doing a solo, they would have to move away from the horn. [trumpet plays on recording] the main limitation was, it took loud sounds to cut into the record, and, for example, instruments like an acoustic guitar or a violin were very difficult to record. [violin plays on recording] one way around that was at the turn of the century. for a f

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>>horn: yes. >> he was being stabbed in the back of the head? >>horn: yes.when he was being stabbed in the back? >> horn: yes. >> alive in your opinion when his throat was slit? >>horn: yes." >> reporter:some members of including one of alexander's sisters. at times - air-ree-as appeared to cry. >> catherine: prosecutor juan martinez talked about what the have been like. "the last thing that mr. >> catherine: there, as he could see up there, was this knife, this woman and this blade coming towards him, and it was only death that relieved the pain and it was only death that relieved that anguish and that was especially cruel." >> catherine: that the state can't prove its argument beyond a reasonable doubt. tomorrow the jurors gather >> catherine: phase of this case. they'll decide whether air- ree-as gets the death penalty -- or serve life in prison. >> jacqueline: as we look off shore fan and to the north the core of one low pressure system and a second round of moisture coming in and and kind of reinforces it. so we will see showers out there tomorrow, list

he wanted to horne the victims of the marathon bombing by donating his first-place medal to the cityston. kerry is in ethiopia to celebrate the anniversary of the african union. >> and a dozen runners crossed the finish line in indianapolis instead. as a symbolic jest jegesture, t invited nonfinishers to cross the iconic finish line. as people in the stands cheered them on. certainly very cool out there. 4:45. christi christina, you're calling it a dicey forecast. >> if you're up right now, thanks for joining us. if you're headed to work weir he in the boat with you. it's not that bad. temperatures are nice and mild. you can see from the shot of the bridge. camera holding steady but shaking from time to time. we have breezy conditions out there and seeing strong gusts as well up to 35 miles per hour at the coastline this morning. so, hold on to your steering wheel this morning in your high profile vehicle. 55 degrees to start. good morning, san francisco, a lot of people in town for the three-day week. it will be really nice for the first part of the day and conditions will briefly c

after the break we take a look at the wave of famine that ravaged the horn of africa in two thousand and eleven and put millions on the brink of starvation stay with us for that. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom are welcome to the big picture. according to the law usaid is allowed to procure up to seventy five percent american products and transport them only on american ships. and that means that the shippers have a lot of interest in food aid policy and have been incredibly effective lobby to fight for the status quo of sourcing in and shipping from the united states the u.s. government is the only government in the world that hasn't made. substantial movements in the direction of enabling local procurement of food aid in developing countries in order to respond faster and more cheaply to food emergencies as they arise. so even today the food must first be balt then loaded on a ship in ame

the horns. >> how about this?-okay. hey, good job, beth. nope. in brazil, this means you're an a-hole. >> oh, i get it now. >> yeah, i guess it kind of makes sense. now, lot of meanthis. you would think, hold the phone here, christian. or you know, hey, man, what's up? not in greece. in greece -- >> aww. >> to hell with you. and in pakistan, i will rub blank in your face, or panama, i will dishonor your sister. last but not least, this is universal. jay-z is awesome. globe-trotting, maybe watch where you are when you do this or this or this or this or all these weird things. >> don't do anything. just keep your hands in your pockets. >> yeah. >>> you guys all remember this guy. >> i'm kai. >> do you have a last name? >> no, bro, i don't have anything. >> kai lawrence, also known as kai the hatchet-wielding hitch-hiker. earlier this year, he saved three people from what he says was a crazy driver. he saved them by wielding a hatchet. he became an internet sensation overnight because of this interview. well, now he'

[birds chirping] [traffic approaching] [horn blaring] well, are you gonna tell him or not?you think you can live with this on your conscience. that's not how it works, sweetie. yeah, you can put it out of your head. it'll just go to your heart. [car alarm chirps] well, then it'll go somewhere else. i don't know. your liver, your pancreas. why do you think so many people get cancer? that's how it works. that's what guilt does. it makes people sick. i'm not gonna tell you what to do. well, i'm sorry that it came off that way, but you can understand my position. i'm friends with both of you. no, of course i'm not gonna tell him, janet. i love you, but i'm sorry, a couple of glasses of wine does not justify-- 3--whatever. hey, i'm coming to a bad spot on 7. i might lose you. hello? janet? ohh... [beeping] [engine failing, knocking] great. [beeping] hey there! [music playing] hey. [engine revving] [tires squeal] ♪ i'm alive ♪ [tires screeching] aah! aah! penelope is hoping the migraine she woke up with this morning goes away in time for the small wonder marathon tonight. [knocki

then fate intervened. ( steamer horn blows ) buffalo bill's steamer sank on the mississippi river. captain bogardus lost all his shooting equipment and quit the show. frank and annie promptly wired cody, asking for an audition. buffalo bill was skeptical. the girl was asking for too much money. and cody, a champion sharpshooter himself, didn't think such a tiny woman would have the endurance to perform night after night. still, he agreed to a tryout. as she was practicing in an empty stadium, annie noticed a man in a fancy hat standing by the grandstand staring at her. ( gunshot ) suddenly he ran over, shouting, "fine, wonderful. have you got some photographs with your gun?" the dapper gentleman was cody's business manager, nate salsbury. he hired oakley on the spot. ( crowd cheering ) "buffalo bill's wild west" show was a lavish spectacle. ( whooping ) part melodrama... part circus... part rodeo. it offered a taste of life on the old frontier to an america that was rapidly industrializing. in the crowded urban centers of the east, people flocked to buffalo bill's show, eager for a

. >> racers, ready. ( horn blows ) >> there we go, we are under way! did the second, though slightly less dignified. >> here we go, there goes the air horn! this cycling competition includes wounded veterans from br of the military including british service members. 260 veterans are competing at this year's games. >> not going to let anything stop me. >> u.s. marine sergeant kristie ennis is one of them. she served in afghanistan at the same time as prince harry and is still recovering from being severely injured in a helicopter crash. >> it means a lot to us all of us it is raising awareness in our communities, our home towns and across the world. >> reporter: but the prince is still having fun. here in colorado he played football and took part in a post game team pyramid. during a game of floor volleyball he managed to spike the ball on misty may treanor, a three time u.s. volleyball champion. prince harry's final duty here at the warrior games was to award medals to some of today's winners. his next public appearance will be on tuesday in new jersey

lebanese units have been created to fight israeli aggression in the area author and historian gerald horne he believes the israeli attacks to place the entire region on the brink of war their calculation is that true more oil they have unleashed in syria ultimately we can palestinian resistance of one of the fact that damascus has been a prime supporter of palestinian resistance and allowing attacks on to israeli tourists story from the golan heights is a small price to pay in that context i'm afraid that we are on the threshold of a regional war keep in mind that hezbollah laws leadership announced just a few days ago that they would not allow the regime to fall in damascus keep in mind as well that both hezbollah and the iranians have issued gurrey strong warnings to the rebels not to desecrate shia shrines in syria and apparently that is what has happened in the last forty eight to seventy two hours i think that there is a diabolical plot to stoke sectarian conflict as a cover for destabilizing syria then moving on to try to destroy hezbollah law and weaken the islamic republic of iran.

. >>> now trapped for two days, the miners use drills and car horns in an effort to be heard above. they also lit fires in hope the smoke would travel up the escape shafts, anything to show proof of life. [ shouts ] >> translator: it was boiling, all wet. it was hot as hell. and the air, the air was terrible. >> the temperature in the mine was like a furnace, over 100 degrees. but the men could drink from the large supply of industrial water, stored to cool the drilling equipment. the water was wet, but far from clean. they also removed batteries and headlights from their vehicles to rig up makeshift lighting. >> translator: we got organized from the first day. we were an amazing team. we were workers. there were no professionals down there, only workers. >> on the third day, a further collapse made any rescue via the main tunnel impossible. lawrence goldbor the chilean minister for mines was on site and reported the bad news to the families. >> the news was too much for lily gomez. [ cries ] >> translator: people said, be prepared for anything. don't cling to the idea that your hus

in july two thousand and eleven the horn of africa.

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they don't mean any harm. >> the saying goes if you mess with the bull you get the horns.hael gets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a rodeo in cranburn, australia, michael gets ready for a ride. >> i was fourth out. i was supposed to be fourth out and all the nicer bulls had been taken already and i ended up with this bloke. >> this bloke he's referring to is actually a 1500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. they said this is the money bull. you make the ride on him, you have the money tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back in the chute. he kept rearing up, trying to get me off a couple times in the chute. >> the ride starts and viking keeps trying to shake his rider and it doesn't take him long. >> it seems like as soon as i could get the left leg down the right one came unsettled and i knew about the third jump, the first spin to the left i just didn't get the coverage down quick enough and he got me off on the wrong side. >> 2.8 seconds after the debate opens, michael is

(horn blowing) coming! mom, come on. mom! because we know that this is the season that inspires. (sigh) from dressers to duvets, it's time to refresh with ikea. >>> sharks off and rolling in the stanley cup playoffs. mccell lend's team, 3-0 during the canucks in the regular season. you know when it's the playoff, everything is hitting everybody. 1-0, vancouver. second period, could tie the game at 1. goal and assist tonight. 1-1 in the third. dan boyle from close range, real close range. that's it. sharks tack on another goal. they lead the best of seven. 1-0 with a 3-1 win tonight, game 2 on friday also in vancouver. >>> giants in their comebacks, keep coming. tonight, arizona, pagan leads off the game with a home run. pagan's first of the year came at the expense of brandon mccarthy. he was the victim of that line drive last year. got his health back and he's hanging in with lincecum who had another rough outing. out in the swimming pool. the giants are gonna come through tonight as brandon's hit three home runs this season. all late in games. this one wins it tonight. a 3-run

speaking first is the chair of the state republican party jennifer horn. >> thank you very much. i hope you enjoyed your mail. we want to say thank you and enjoy me in a roundabout pause for the committee and the extraordinary job that they did today. [applause] thank you all. we are going to get started. i want to start with the introductions by sharing a quick story with you. last summer i was on the wgir political roundtable. i know a lot of folks in this room listen to it every wednesday morning. on the other side of the political aisle was former democratic chairwoman cathy sullivan. some of you have met her or read some of her columns and opposite we were talking about the supreme court case for obamacare and they were waiting for the answer to come down and discussing reports on it and we were both pretty passionate about our positions on this issue. i've repeatedly made a point about where i felt the constitution fell on this issue and where i felt the democrats were falling on the constitution. so we went to a commercial break, a brief commercial break and the former cha

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the same goes for the eu largely because he locked horns with washington over subzizz to u.s. cotton farmers and with brusselses over agricultural subzizz. he pointed out these kinds of trade barriers hurt emerging and developing companies. his supporters come from brazil, russia and china as well as south america and africa. he spent months finessing his candidacy. now he'll need all his powers to build consensus. the wto's director general has few direct powers. he has already vowed to remain nbiased in the post. >> the life in the capital tie pay appears to be set by the green running man on the city's traffic lights. with more than 6 million inhabitants the me troplass never comes to rest and maintains a huge appetite for energy. power is provided primarily by oil and coal imports. they are expensive and lead to energy dependency and pollution. the government wants to change that by investing in green energy. >> we have to use energy more efficiently. and support renewable energy to limit co2 emissions. we want to see 1,000 wind turbines both on land and offshore operating

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i have the bull horn app on my phone. my heart stopped.on't ever want to get another call like that again. >> she's right here next to you, so that's good. how long before you were able to >> i was -- she was somehow able to get a call through to me while i was at work. i just heard her say help me. i can't breathe. i mean, it was a hit and miss thing. every now and then, a call would come through. so he beat the first responders out there, basically. it took six people. they could just get it up enough for one of them to grab my legs and slide me out. finally, it just stopped. and i have the book -- i know how you are about the apps on your phone. i have the bull horn app on my phone. my heart stopped. i don't ever want to get another call like that again. >> she's right here next to you, so that's good. how long before you were able to be reunited? it took me about an hour to get to her. i finally gave up and parked and just started walking. >> it must have been a nightmare walk. >> yeah. >> i'm so glad you're doing okay. how do you feel

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. >> the horn of africa has been ravaged for decades. somaliland sets on the gulf and officially regarded as in the autonomous region, but the two were separate until 1960. 40,000 people who were killed and half a million fled. iny declared independence 1991 and has held for peaceful alexian's. asause it is not recognized an independent state, it is not eligible for international development loans. >> history meansthinth people here. city in 1988.e it has been turned into a monument. people don't need to be reminded of the brutal war with somalia. them, they have a right to independence. >> the right, it has a similar value with the air we are breathing. >> it has a constitution, parliament, and its own currency. but without international recognition, it can't get the foreign investment that it needs. recent conference in london, they fetched millions of dollars. the president refused to attend the talks. >> the president has made it clear that he wants a united somalia. i will be clear that we can't overturn that. we would like to remai

in july two thousand and eleven the horn of africa was struck by a wave of famine. again our screens were flooded with images of a may see that africans. over thirteen million people in somalia kenya ethiopia eritrea and djibouti are once again threatened by famine. the u.n. approaches the international community for immediate food aid. and. the only thing you notice are children from the most horrific that we've seen in years and. we grew up learning about africa as hunger problems. that the african people always suffer from hunger and the so-called developed world always sense food. is there perhaps something wrong with the food aid mechanism. if you're looking at all this money that has been pumped in the fifty's and you're still starving. then it means that something's not right incomes or the interest of those who are put to it to be assisted in kenya or any other african country to improve their food security plan hate. to be popped. and you can see it even to be many ways because it becomes almost like. a business. to do what. it gives once you can do practic

large disturbance right out in front in the intersection and that occurs when a cabdriver hit the horn and somebody hit his car with their fist and he got out and was struck by a door. one of the officers was surround and called for more units and one period of time was arrested. there was an agency evaded assault on may 11th a woman was struck in the face and head and she went to help one of her friends when a fight started and she became one of the victims. the employee helped by the gufz a photo of the guilt party. now they had to be escorted back to their bus because there were cars circling around the bus. we checked that out and there was nothing about the party bus the victim was on the party bus that about there was disturbing the peace and the person was trying to start a fight and the officer was trying to get him to stop and the guilty party tried to get away and there was a situation involving the officers gun. on may 12th on south gary street and a wallet was stolen from jackson street. there was a coaxed arrest nothing affiliated with the club. i did is a notice of the vi

(horns honking) >> narrator: from the start, there was another side to the story. >> narrator: this is his nephew. he owns this shop. kainat says she was raped here by him and the other men. >> narrator: besides shaikh, kainat accused three other men of the rape. all of them denied the crime. a month after kainat alleged that she was raped, the family fled to karachi, fearing for their lives. by then, kainat's story had started to gain major media attention. a woman's organization, war against rape, had decided to help her. >> sarah zaman: these tribal councils, which are called jirgas here, they've got a couple of elders of that community who have been proven to be wise and impartial or whatever. and they sit and they look into cases or complaints that any member of that community has against a person or a couple of people from within that community. so these people essentially have the power to not just summon people to come and explain what has happened, but they can also pass judgments without the aggrieved or the complainant ever actually entering into the formal criminal justice

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(horn blowing) coming! mom, come on. mom! because we know that this is the season that inspires. dressers to duvets, it's time to refresh with ikea. >>> one of our favorite people on the show is jeb. we admire his amazing base jumping talent. one of his most famous videos is called grinding the the crack. it is more than 23 million views. last year in january he suffered an accident while taping an hbo special and he ended up really injuring himself. fortunately he survived. this time he wasn't flying in the sky, he was scuba diving under water. they used a new go pro 3 black to tape some of the footage. to tell us more about how he is doing and what he is up to, we have him here right this minute. >> i'm doing really good. i have been coupe rating for about a year. i'm back to full strength, and i'm straining for mu new project coming this summer. >> what's that going to be? >> i can't tell you. it's a massive mega stunt. >> after you have an accident, how hard is it to literally jump back off the cliff. >> psychlogically, my first jump back was scarier than i thought. my fear w