, a head man named horned cloud, and two brothers, sherman and william. iron hail lost his wife, killed aswhere's evil, also known whiteface, at the scene and would lose his infant son. he would die from illness contracted during the massacre. iron hail's cousin, pretty enemy, who lived with the family and was essentially a sister to them, also died there. iron hail suffered two wounds, while another brother received four. iron hail and one cloud -- horn cloud proceeded west from the turmoil at wounded made to a point near the holy rosary catholic mission before heading north to join the stronghold people along white creek. as they withdrew from the area of the pine ridge agency. when they arrived, those people were crying and singing death songs and shook hands with them. as night descended back at wounded knee, small knots of surviving lakotas made their way north. through creek bottoms in the gathering chill. other women participants included nelly knife. and mrs. ross feather -- rough feather. nelly knife was packing that morning when the men attended

your horn is as big now, arturo. >> you know what. i'm very lucky, man.i still have a lot of energy, man, the desire to still play music and tour, the whole thing. >> do you hear -- i don't want to say slippage again. do you hear any difference in your sound at almost 65? >> i feel it's aç little bigge now. i guess lucky, i don't know. >> why do you play so big? >> i don't know. not necessarily, you know, i really -- i have a big passion for the instrument, but mainly for the reason of the sound, because the trumpet is one of the few instruments that really don't put any limitation in your expression. the trumpet give you the possibility to spread any kind of feeling in any kind of dynamic of volume of something. trumpet can trumpet can whisper, so -- ♪ ♪ it's very difficult to play that even in the violin. the trumpet can go from zero to 60 in three seconds. you can expression any kind of feeling, you know, without a restriction. >> every time i see you, you're still as much on the move. you're here at the playboy jazz festival, you're everywhere. you'r

you can hear the horns.k day has come to an early end here in the city of cleveland. >> great, party. >> a week that's remarkable. you've had the announcement of the republican national convention in 2016. and now you've got the prodigal son returning home. >> a few realtors about to get the sale of their lives in the coming months. we're going to put in a quick break here. big headline, lebron james making the decision, going back to cleveland, back to ohio, writing this extremely poignant essay, dictating it anyway, for "sports illustrated," breaking the news, and obviously, horns honking, people screaming, people pretty excited. he's already put up on his instagr instagram, i'm coming home. here's his face book page. king james, number 23 leaving miami. back in a moment. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unit

horn ere on the ball saying -- bull horn saying come out with your hands up. it many times. they said we are giving you 10 minutes. >> eventually think broke down home and found a 47-year-old woman dead. they are not saying how she died. he suspect phoned a minister who alerted police something was wrong. police said there was trouble at the home before. at least one time within the a t year we were here for domestic based dispute call. so many are still unanswered questions and neighbors are struggling to understand why. it is very tragic whatever feel for the ust family and whatever happened wasn't good. police say the suspect was not in the home at the time they arrived. he later phoned police and that knew where to go to arrest him. he is being questioned as part of the investigation. >> in the commonwealth tomorrow a big day in richmond. former virginiaovernor bob his wife head to trial on corruption charges. bureau chiefrginia is already there with a preview. we expect? > we can expect a lot of people, a large media contingent is gathering outside the federal getting i

listen to what happened next. >> i pulled you over for the horn.i don't know what that was about. >> you were speeding, you had your cell phone in your hand. >> reporter: police officers in ill now can talk on their cell phone while driving. the trooper says miner will pay for that honk but the trucker had a surprise. >> you're going to get a ticket for unlawful use of horn. >> by the way, you're being recorded. >> you are, too. >> reporter: the officer seemed caught off guard. >> you honked because you believed i was speeding. >> because you were driving recklessly. you're speeding. there are wet roads and you were on your cell phone. >> if i'm going 70 -- >> you were going well above 70. >> you don't know. do you have a radar? >> reporter: this is where everything changes. the trooper asks for miner's license and trucking logbook and takes it back to his own car. but when he comes back, well, the trooper is sounding a lot more friendly. >> i looked at your record. you got a ticket recently for one headlight or something it looks like. i didn't wr

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weekend i was really hoping to see daniel radcliffe who i knew was at comic con pushing his new film horns who i am not going to mention on my show. no free rides, daniel. got to say it sounds good, go see it. i wanted to just set him straight about something he said on a press line last week. >> what is your ideal post -- >> probably the face on-- i guess like ice cream. >> ice cream. >> yeah. >> what flavor? stephen colbert's flavor, right. >> harry potter reaches for me after dumbde doing it. and i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised. ice cream is the official snack of just having had sex or giving up on it entirely. (laughter) now folks here's my beef with d rad. daniel, you're not supposed to eat it after sex, are you supposed to eat it during sex. that's what the waffle cone pieces are for. they're ridged for your pleasure. (laughter) so enjoy, please, enjoy. but by the way, just a warning, just a warning, do not try this with jimmy fallon's flavor late night blast. (laughter) folks, these days-- these days it has going fashionable for politicians to attack the rich. well, you know wh

the horn missed an artery by this much. bill shortly after he had surgery to clean the wound. >> sadly, it's part of the run, you know. all the great runners have been gored. >> reporter: this is the tenth year he has joined in the running of the bulls. people trip each other, the bulls trip over the people. the pulls trip over the bulls. they pull the bull's tail to get it away from runners who are down. chapter three of how to survive the bulls of panplona is full of tips like if you fall down, stay down, instinct tells the bull to jump over debris. will bill make any auditions to the book? >> i think the book is solid and i think today was a situation where somebody pushed me and i fell over and got gored. >> bill's prognosis is good. not the bulls, they always end up dead by the end of the day. the animal that gored bill got separated from the heard that sends a bull into attack mode. it trampled another guy after goring bill. will the author be back for the rerunning of the bulls next year? >> i can't wait to get back

he pulled over a truck driver, for blasting his horn. cbs news correspondent adrian a diaz shows us the trucker turned the tables of the trooper with the help of his smart phone. >> it started as a routine traffic stop. >> i pulled you over with the horny don't know what that was about. >> were you speeding you had your cell phone in your hand. >> illinois state police can drive with cell phones under the law but truck driver brian miner doesn't know that. he says it was officer who is driving recklessly. >> when you use your horn, when there is no good reason to. >> this was a good reason to, you were speeding, with a cell phone. >> unlawful use of horn. >> you are beinged. >> after a revealing that his cell phone. >> you honked at me because you believe i was speeding. >> because were you driving recklessly. >> he said officer's mood changes returning from his car, seemingly reasonable. >> you have have one headlight or something it looks like, so i didn't write you a ticket. i didn't want to hurt your record. >> reporter: and, more fo

like this loud bicycle horn that sound like a car horn. >> we're starting to see a combination of led lights with horns. >> now, some bikes are incorporating new technology, like electronic shifting, that can help make steering and slowing your bike easier or electric for those extra pushes up those tough hills i'll be posting links to all of the products on cbsphilly.com. follow me on facebook and twitter. crash stuff would be good for you, right? >> well -- >> i've seen him drive so i'm sure on a bike? exactly. we could know if you've been disable somewhere, off the path exactly. and the horn for the rest every us, get out of the way. >> thanks, jim. appreciate t still ahead here on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 o'clock spiderman in handicuffs. a time square mascot arrested for allegedly assaulting a police officer. and, this whole thing was caught on tape. >> and when it comes to spreading germs, handshakes are about as bad as you can get. health reporter stephanie stahl is on your side with a more sanitary greet that could make the handshake a thing of the past. we'll be right back. >

they included horn cloud, several of his brothers and several cousins along with two old men, and woman, and her small son. one brother, william horncloud, was killed in the pocket. several more received wounds and a brother named whitelance was badly injured but subsequently recovered. iron hail said he killed at least five soldiers while in the pocket. when a hotchkiss gun was brought down, brought forward to fire directly at those who had found shelter there, he said. it became a storm of thunder and hail. there went up from these dying people, a medley of death songs that would make the hardest heart weep. the death song is expressive of their wish to die. it expresses that the singer is anxious to die, too. at this time, i am unable to do anything more and i took rest, telling my brothers to keep up courage. the canon were now pouring their shots and breaking down the banks which were giving protection. the soldiers were pretty close to the edge. these kept up the continual fire. even if there was no more shooting, the smoke was so thick that the wounded could not live for it. it w

> whenever you come, it's instinct when you are coming to an intersection, you are hitting the air horn. >> although she found mpd was justified in having more than half of the cases thrown out. the chief did identify six as improper dismissals. six that she repeatedly referred to as two or three. >> and given that i have 1600 cars that operate so far this year, 6.2 million miles of road miles that we operate on. to think that 2 or 3 in a three- year period has gotten by with a wrong justification, i could be feeling a lot worse. >> the six cases that violated d.c. traffic law included this one. >> he almost hits that car. he has no emergency equipment activated. there's just no justification for this whatsoever. >> and this one. >> there's pedestrians. traffic coming. >> i would not have justified this. >> watch this unmarked car closely. >> i looked at this one several times. >> this is a justified dismissal of a ticket. >> responding for an assault with a deadly weapon. >> she believes the taillights are strobe flashing, indicating emergency equipment is activated. >> see them, back

. >> my horns. >> why? what did you do bad? >> it was my way of life at the time. not no evil or devil worshipping or nothing like that. i've always been told by all the christian family that i've known that if you're not serving god, you're serving the devil. i thought, that's going to be hard to do. if i can get them covered up with a halo, i would. but i don't think that will work. >> can you show me what's on your forearms? it says, am i evil? yes, i am. it's the name of a song by metallica. they've been one of my favorite groups since i can remember. >> abbott has been in and out of prison since he was 18. >> a lot of thefts. possession of stolen property, receiving stolen properties. if it wasn't bolted down, you can't bolt it down, i'd buy it or sell it. >> but this time, abbott is at wabash for a more serious crime. he's serving 40 years for arson. he's convicted of burning down his hometo historic catholic church, built in 1924. it happened in the predawn hours of easter morning. >> you have these tattoos, including horns on your head and "am i evil, yes,

so what's this former professor of the french horn, yes, the french horn, up to and how did he reachthe top of the conservative pecking order in washington? one thing by teaching business, government and economics for years at syracuse university. for another, by writing ten books. this is the most recent "the road to freedom: how to win the fight for free enterprise." and by his own pill gram grimmage to understand how human beings are more than the sum of their material ap tights. last year he went to india to meet with one of the great spiritual shepard z of our time prompt i prompting the vanity fair magazine to ask why was the dali lama hanging out with the american institute? a good question given that the dahli lama paid a visit in washington. arthur brooks, welcome. what were you seeking? >> it is a representative of human conscientious. he transcends a lot of the materialistic pressures. he's the most respected religious figure in the world. whether anybody likes that or not, it's the truth. he's somebody who thinks about the truth. we wanted to talk to him about many of the

the bull's horn missed a vital artery. >> if that artery would have been severed i likely would have pretty quickly and i might not be talking to you right now. >> reporter: the 32-year-old is an event veteran. he fell behind during the running of the bulls. he was pushed and tripped and sent to the ground right in the path of the bull. >> as the bull fell he lunged forward and he slung his horn through my thigh. the bull was trying to get up and gore me some more but he didn't get me again. >> reporter: ironically hillmann wrote a book called "fiesta, how to survive the running of the bulls in pamplona." >> it's fun. i hope to do it until i'm 80. >> that was suzanne lemon-yoh. the man said the book will probably need to be updated. this is the "cbs morning news." ly need to be updated. this is the "cbs morning news." how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. [ female announcer ] aveeno® introduces new positively radiant targeted tone corrector. it helps

[train horn] >> in order to get on, you have to have us money. you have to have a $100 bill on you and give that $100 for every couple of hundred miles of train track you're on, a new gang will demand a payment in order to not throw you off. >> the routes are so well known, some stops are like stations. two stops are especially dangerous near mexico city, immigrants tell us. every dot on the map is another stop. another $100 in extortion money. although the trains are well known conduits for undocumented immigrants, they are not patrolled by mexican police. >> i never got a good answer to why the mexican authorities don't guard the train. >> the wheels keep rolling unchecked to juarez, la rosa, laredo. next stop, texas. >> that was byron harris reporting from our sister station there. very eye-opening report there. >> indeed it was. >>> more eye-opening stuff tonight. do you think recycling is enough to save our planet? wait until you find out what you're going to have to do. we're talking dragging three buckets to the curb. who's affected? but f

brian minor was pulled over in illinois last week after he honked his horn at the law enforcer.laims the trooper was using his cell phone while speeding on a wet highway. police officers on duty in illinois are allowed to talk on their cell phones while driving. the trooper told minor he was going to pay for that honk. then minor issued a game changer. >> unlawful use of horn. >> by the way your being recorded. >> yeah, you are, too. >> the trooper went back to his cruiser to check the trick's license and registration. when he returned he was singing a different tune. the trooper apologized for speeding and he is now being investigated. >> someone stole more than 30 makes from a north carolina represent tile store, the price more than $30,000. police say this man broke into represent tile passions through the front door. the security camera caught the bandit grabbing snakes out of their boxes and tossing them all into a booing. the thievery mains on the loose. >> queen bee is music royalty for a reason. beyoncÉ has been named forbes most powerful celebrity of the year. she knock

ryan horn is a 14 year veteran airfield security officer. he helped to coordinate the actions of all the airfield security officers. i believe there's about 20 at the airport, but these five were really critical in helping to save lives. and lastly, number five is bernardo magana who discovered and sought help for critically injured flight attendants and he's been serving at s.f. security officer 12 years. all these airfield security officers provided a great service and are deserving of our appreciation from our city of san francisco. they risked their lives to help save others and on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisors and our city and county, i wanted to thank and acknowledge them. i want -- before we ask if other supervisors wanted to say a few words, i wanted to ask if we could show a short clip on their heroism on july 6, 2013. i think we have the video set up and victor lim from my staff will hit play. [video presentation] >> [speaker not understood]. >> [speaker not understood] more than 30 feet from that fire. they were

. >> oh, boy, the trucker honked his horn, pulled the cop over and the rest was caught on tape.is gio benitez. >> reporter: seemed like a routine traffic stop. l.a. state trooper pulling over truck driver brian minor for honking his horn. >> i pulled you over for the horn, don't know what that was about. >> you were speeding with your cell phone in your hand. >> police officers on duty can talk on their cell phone while driving. the trooper says minor will pay for the honk but the trucker had a surprise. >> you're going to get a ticket. >> by the way, you are being recorded. >> you are too. >> the officer seems caught off-guard. >> you honked because i believe i was speeding. >> driving recklessly. speeding, wet road. and on your cell phone. >> if i was going 70. >> you weren't going 70. you were going well above 70. >> you don't know. do you have a radar in here? >> this is where everything changes. the trooper asks for his license, trucking logbook and takes it back to his own car. when he comes back, well the trooper is sounding a lot more friendly. >> i looked at your record

. >> pulled you over because you honked it the horn.'t know what that was because. >> because you were speeding. you had your cell phone in your hand. >> ryan minor recorded a show down with the police officer. police on duty are allowed to talk on cell phones while driver. the trooper did note that minor appeared to be looking out for the safety of fellow drivers and ended up letting him go for his excessive use of a horn. >> it is now illegal to use electronic cigarettes in public places in philadelphia. the law took effect at midnight. e-cigarettes are now banned in most indoor spaces much like tobacco. other philadelphia regulations already prevent e-cigarette use in parks. >> 5:47 now. coming up, more details on the supreme court ruling on the religious rights of businesses. apparently gets thirsty while ransacking a house with the owners inside. david. >> plus, warm and muggy out there this morning with temperatures in the 70's and in a moment we'll get you through your day hour by hour. in the meantime, a lot of folks taking vaca

. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ horn blowing ] ♪ ♪ [ horn blowing ] ♪ live images and moments of the return of 40 of the bodiesboard flight 17. blown out of the sky over eastern ukraine. as we see these images, and we hear the silence -- because it is listening to silence. just think that every single one of these caskets we'll be seeing brought out of the these two planes are human beings. stories, people with dreams and aspirations, people like a young man, miguel, you know, his mother speaks of regret at not taking her youngest son's fears over the flight seriously. he and his brother were killed on flight 17. in a bedroom in a townhouse near amsterdam, he reached out for his mother the day before he boarded the flight saying mom, may i hug you. a day earlier he burst out, on his own, how would you choose to die. what would happen to my body if i was buried? would i not feel anything because our souls go back to god? just one of the many stories. one of the nearly 300 people who were aboard this jet liner. and i want to bring in general mccaffrey again. we saw some of the u.s. intelligence around this decla

the signals are beamed from the 18-story dome that houses the supersensitive horn weighing nearly 400 tons. antenna so delicately tuned that it picks up a whisper of amplifies it and again rebroadcast over cables or the air. now comes the historic moment, a significance d in with the first message set in the telegraph. this is the first picture to outer space and received back on earth. scenes of the dome and andover flash across the screen milestone ks another in this age of scientific miracles, so proudly it waves. what does the future hold? scientists see that it will be continuous. of the earth can be in photographic contact, bring cation that could better understanding among men. >> a lawyer who argued more than 100 cases before the supreme was , francis scott key originally opposed to declaring war against england in 1812. "american history tv," leepson, the author of what so proudly we hailed request: francis scott key, the life." the national archives hosted this event. [ captioning performed by the national captioning institute ] captioning coppery right national cable satell

they just want you off. >> the same goes that if you mess with the bull you get the horns. gets to learn that lesson more literally than he ever expects. at a rodeo in 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 1,500-pound bull named viking. >> his horns were shaped like a viking like the old viking helmets. the owner of the forward said to me, if you -- this is the money bull. if you ride on him, you have the money tonight. it took me a few minutes to get on his back in the chute. he kept trying to get me off a couple times in the chutes. >> 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 down at the wrong side. >> 2.8 seconds after the gate opens, mich

. >> oh, turn the tables here, trucker hospitalization his horn to make a point, that gets him pulledt? so the confrontation then is caught on cell phone video, between the two, with the surprise ending. >> so you honk the at me because you believe i was speeding? >> because were you driving wreckless, speeding roads, wet roads, on your cell phone. >> i was going at 70. >> were you going well above 70. >> you don't know. do you have arrayed area in smear. >> do you values to have your radar? i've been driving for quite a while. >> i understand you are using the horn, you know, you are trying to, you know? you saw me speeding. honestly i wasn't paying attention to my speed. >> and you're own your phone. >> well, either way, you're just trying to, you know, help me out. you know, help me drive safely. i understand that. so but -- >> well we're all on the same road. you should be held accountable for the same standards as we are. >> how about that? some contrition in the end from the officer admit that he was wrong. >> this happened in illinois. now the trooper says he pulled the truck d

this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore a future tv host with his mighty horns.ull looks like. this is a whole different thing. 500-freaking-kilos of aggressive charging four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat. it's a lot of muscle. >> yeah, it's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ ♪ >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this intrepid reporter who's seen many animals die for his dinner, this part is never easy. >> so as you see, he puts the cape lower. so when the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck -- that's it. good one. that was very good. and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew. our friend went to a better place after all -- like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire, and a spread of ham, homemade chorizo, spanish cheeses, bred and a good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place to come? >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little bo

i understand you using the horn know you were trying -- you know you saw me speeding.ion to my speed. about the role reversal. >> me putting the video out there i was hoping i would embarrass him. >> reporter: the illinois state police said the matter is under review. in the end, miner has one remind for drivers everywhere. >> and that's what happens when they know you're recording. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz chicago. >> that falls in the awkward category. for the officer to say i wasn't paying attention to my speeding i agree. yikes. >> how many times have all of us said that? >> e aking jokes about what does the first lady have to say about that. coming up next on "cbs this morning." p kyocera document solutions. printers and ♪ ♪rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up ♪ what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is folgers in your cup ♪ discover brookside and discover an exciting combination of tastes. rich, dark chocolate covering soft centers flavored with exotic fruit

horn made he did not go here. he used the information in the other dispatch, which would make hood a liar. but he did not like. beauregard's staff made a mistake. .- but he did not lie the problem i have with wylie s word is he basically repeated the same thing. the problem i have with him is immediately above them is another dispatch on something 2se, and sword cites that in other pages of his book on totally different subjects. i find it hard to believe he did not see the correct dispatch. thing hood is criticized for is being callous. because of complaining his men did not fight hard enough and there weren't enough of them wounded and killed. most often isted where hood did write -- he did write after the battle of "the vigor of the attack may be in some sort imagined when only 1400 or killed and wounded out of the two cores engaged." he is criticized for that. if i read that, i would say, how would you like to be one of the 1400? wasproblem hood had was, he not at jonesboro. he said two corps to jonesboro and

doctors told bill the horn missed his artery by about this much. to clean the wound. >> sadly it's part of the run. >> reporter: this was the tenth year that bill has joined in the running of the bulls. people trip each other, the bulls trip over the people, the bulls trip over the bulls. they pull the bull's tail to get it away from runners who are down. chapter three of "how to survive the bulls of pamplona" is full of tips such as if you fall down, stay down, and tells the bull to jump over debris. will he be making any additions to the book? >> i think the book is very solid and today was a situation where somebody pushed me and i fell over and got gored. bill's prognosis is good, not the bulls. they almost always wind up dead by the end of the day, killed in bull fights. the animal that gored bill got separated from the herd which sends a bull into attack mode. it trampled another guy after goring bill. will the author be back for the rerunning of the bulls next year? >> i can't wait to get back on the street. >> reporter: give that creature c

two people though did end up on the receiving end of those sharp horns. one of them an american, was gored in the thigh of the other person in the neck. at least 14 people have been killed at this famous event over the past 100 years. the most recent death there happening in 2009. jenna, i mean you couldn't pay me enough money to be in front of a rampaging 2,000-pound beast with those rampaging horns coming after me. jenna: well, too each his own. we'll see you back in an hour. out numbered starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." i'm andrea tantaros. sandra smith, fox contributor, actress, stacy dash and pete hegseth is back. he. >> i don't know if i'm nor under siege from those running from the bulls. >> jenna lee was in red. >> true. >> welcome babbling to stacey as well. >> beautiful in blue. let's go right to th

i understand you using the horn you know you were trying -- you know you saw me speeding.ion to my speed. >> reporter: it's about the role reversal. >> me putting the video out there i was hoping i would embarrass him. >> reporter: the illinois state police said the matter is under review. in the end, miner has one remind for drivers everywhere. >> and that's what happens when they know you're recording. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," adriana diaz chicago. >> that falls in the awkward category. for the officer to say i wasn't paying attention to my speeding i agree. yikes. >> how many times have all of us said that? >> everybody has a >>> high pressure beginning to slide a little further to the east now. that's allowed the sea breeze to kick in. some cooler temperatures are on the way. looks like we're done with the triple-digit heat even patchy fog inland toward mount diablo but we are going to see mostly sunny skies there. the temperatures will be slightly cooler, still hot inland 90s in some of the valleys. some patchy fog out there now giving way to plenty of sun

take a listen at this exchange. >> i pulled you over, the horn.u were speeding. it's wet roads. you were speeding with a cell phone in your hands. >> you're getting a ticket for unlawful use of a horn. >> by the way, you are being record. >> you are, too. >> all right. the trooper then goes back to his cruiser to write the truck driver a ticket. but when he comes back, his mood changes a bit. listen. >> i didn't write you a ticket. i didn't want to hurt your record. >> you were just trying to, you know, help me out, help me drive safely. i understand that. >> we're all out here sharing the same road. >> absolutely. >> you should be held accountable to the same standards as i am. >> absolutely. >> and that's what happens when they know you're recording. >> wow. illinois state police are investigating the video. but have not commented just yet. those are your headlines. we're getting a lot of people commenting on that. what's everybody saying this morning? >> rudy guiliani thinks it's hilarious. bob from florida writes, the police or state troopers

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[horns honk] ramon's funeral has been funded by the people's funeral serve, set up by the mayor of tegucigalpa. nilvia castillo is in charge. [speaking in spanish] >> and it's certainly in demand. in honduras, a toxic mix of guns, gangs, drugs, and corruption has engendered the highest homicide rate in the world--over 80 times that of most european countries. [indistinct talking] the shade is welcome under a tropical sun. but thiss no picnic. it's the city's morgue. and all of these people are waiting for the body of a loved one to be released for burial. [speaking in spanish] johnnand his colleagues from the people's funeral service are here often. most of those brought in have died a violent death somewhere in tegucigalpa. there's no shortage of them. [speaking in spanish] >> this couple are waiting for news about the remains of a brother-in-law. they say he was shot in a dispute with a neighbor and died this morning in hospital. it's another example of the everyday incidents of gun violence in honduras, where nearly 3/4 of a million firearms are illegally owned. [speaking in spanish] >> "st

. >> i pulled you over for the horn. i don't know what that was about. >> because you were speeding and had your cell phone in your hand. >> the cell phone -- police officers can use technology while we are driving. >> so you are above the law? >> we're exempt. >> by the way you are being recorded. >> you are, too. >> i didn't write a ticket. i didn't want to hurt your record. you're trying to help me drive safely. i understand that. >> did you catch that turn around? when caught on tape the policeman had to admit what he was doing wrong and perhaps learn to drive more safely. you say the lesson is that all cars should have cameras? >> that turn around there, yes, everyone should be accountable including bullies in law enforcement. listen, cameras on subways and shopping malls, all sorts of places. i was in england. they caught on camera a woman reading behind the wheel of a car. >> this could save people's lives? >> even if it were to save people's lives, i do not want to live in a society where we're spying on each oth

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if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicateportant message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been more site specific to this place and we think just visually in terms of its scupltural form it really holds its own a

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