he died on saturday in a hungarian hospital of pneumonia. he was 98. he served as police chief in a nazi occupied town that was part of hungary during the war. he was charged with crimes against humanity for helping to de po deport 16,000 jew, to the auschwitz camp. a paper exposed him in july of last year. he was arrested in the hungarian capital, budapest. his court hearing opened last month. jewish human rights organization had labeled him the most wanted suspect alive. the center launched a new campaign last month. it offers rewards for information that could help bring surviving nazi war criminals to justice. >>> thousands of supporters of egypt's ousted president mohamed morsi are again showing their defiance. they've held a mass rally in cairo and are now entrenched behind sandbags despite government warnings they will forcibly be removed. the demonstrators have camped out at the two sides in cairo for more than a month. many of them are from the muslim brotherhood. the movement that's backing morsi. security forces warned on monday they would d

. * there was one young man, 21 years old, young hungarian, who would be the only person to go on tvungarian, malan would take a blow horn and walk through the streets against families that hated us, and he walked and he shouted and he kept the morale up as we were walking against this sea of people who didn't like us because we were representing the inclusion and diversity that we so much cherish here. he was inspired by the story of my uncle and he said to me, do you think this is how harvey felt? and i said to him, it's exactly how harvey felt. now, after the march i learned that malan had refused to go into the one sponsor that the pride had left, which was a bar, because they wouldn't let in people from the roma community. and he said, no, that is not the way we're going to do things. and he wouldn't go in. when i left and when i landed back in the u.s., i found out that malan also had another struggle. he went home that night and because he was on tv and because he was the spokesperson for hungarian pride, he walked in to find his father hanging. malan's courage doesn't end the

of not see war crimes suspects, has died in hospital -- lossless a 98--- laszlo csatari, year-old hungarian who tops the list of nazi war crimes suspects, has died in hospital. if you are looking to invest in a holiday home, you may want to cross corsica off your list. there is a growing move to make it more difficult for non-locals to buy homes or land. some organized crime groups have blown up houses owned by foreign groups as a warning to others to stay away. lush properties with stunning views are for sale on the island of corsica. a nationalist politician wants , even frenchcals citizens, from buying land or houses here. preservet will help it, i am all for it. >> i think everyone has the right to buy their. -- there. idea.is not a new corsican nationalists have tried to fight what they see as an incursion from foreigners, which includes people from mainland, for -- from mainland france. >> the land is viewed as merchandise and bought up by people that are not from here. idea has taken root, despite soaring property prices. percentage of corsica and cannot afford these types of prices.

summer, they have been thirsty. -- in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer. >> they shut down the water. they are right, the kids used to splash and spray water but now we have to go further to other wells. i am unable.ut i can't go and get water so far away. week, the water authority implemented a decision by the town council to shut down 27 wells and drastically reduce water supply to 61. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste and not to hurt the roma. demo we can only provide the drinking -- line >> we can only provide the drinking -- [no audio] , activists is waste say the council should track down the culprits and not punish the whole community. queues at days of water pumps and growing pressure, the government intervened and told local representatives to restore full supply while the heat wave last. but the crisis has underlined a bigger problem -- how literal -- how little trust exists between the roma minority and the wider society. >> much more on that and all of the other stories on our /news.e, bbc.com international flights have resumed at the main ai

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in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer, they are very thirsty. >> it is crazy that they shutown the water. the kids used a splash and spray a lot of water but now we are forced to go further to other wells. >> i would go but i am unable. cannot get water so far away. last year they shut down 27 wells and drastically reduced the water supply. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste, not hurt the roma. >> we can only provide a drinking water service but cannot ensure water for washing cars or taking away large tanks. this is not an issue of roman settlements. , theythere is wastage should track down the corporate set not punish the needy. ater five days of ques water pumps, the government intervened and told them to restore full supply as the heatwave last. the crisis underlines a bigger problem, how little trust remains between the minority and the society. bbc world news. >> for nearly two decades, italian police have searched for the mafia boss who has been discovered living in england and running a travel agency. this took many people by surprise. >> can you g

officials have been accused of moving slowly to investigate the crimes -- hungarian officials have been accused of moving slowly. >> hostility toward minorities has grown in hungary in recent years. a far-right party has become the third largest in parliament. >> the men shot dead one victim was she was sleeping. they also set a house on the buyer. and those inside tried to escape, they shot dead a child and his father. >> the accused are guilty as charged. they are sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> she is the mother of the man killed while fleeing his burning home. she says authorities botched investigations. >> there are many strange things about this case. the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. many say the sentence has not delivered justice and will do nothing to ease tensions. the tension is palpable where the town council recently cut the water supply to residents. hungary's governing party called the action responsible, even though it has been a hot summer. the trial of the perpetrators has received little a

officials have been accused of moving slowly to investigate the crimes -- hungarian officials have been accused of moving slowly. >> hostility toward minorities has grown in hungary in recent years. a far-right party has become the third largest in parliament. >> the men shot dead one victim was she was sleeping. they also set a house on the buyer. and those inside tried to escape, they shot dead a child and his father. >> the accused are guilty as charged. they are sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> she is the mother of the man killed while fleeing his burning home. she says authorities botched investigations. >> there are many strange things about this case. the problem is that little things that could have turned up more clues were not examined properly. many say the sentence has not delivered justice and will do nothing to ease tensions. the tension is palpable where the town council recently cut the water supply to residents. hungary's governing party called the action responsible, even though it has been a hot summer. the trial of the perpetrators has received little a

in the scorching heat of this hungarian summer, they are very thirsty. >> it is crazy that they shut down the water. the kids used a splash and spray a lot of water but now we are forced to go further to other wells. >> i would go but i am unable. cannot get water so far away. last year they shut down 27 wells and drastically reduced the water supply. the mayor says the move was designed to prevent waste, not hurt the roma. >> we can only provide a drinking water service but cannot ensure water for washing cars or taking away large tanks. this is not an issue of roman settlements. , theythere is wastage should track down the corporate set not punish the needy. ater five days of ques water pumps, the government intervened and told them to restore full supply as the heatwave last. the crisis underlines a bigger problem, how little trust remains between the minority and the society. bbc world news. >> for nearly two decades, italian police have searched for the mafia boss who has been discovered living in england and running a travel agency. this took many people by surprise. >> can you

now a tide of the international monetary fund's meddling the hungarian government has paid off its twenty billion euro debt ahead of showed you all lawmakers are now calling on the i.m.f. to pack up and leave and budapest's been in the global financial body for years over what the government termed a quote do you interference. to shift the reports. this family can now enjoy picking a pram for their soon to be born child when the global recession reached the country they struggled to repay their mortgage but thanks to a government support program their flat now belongs to them and they've saved at least ten thousand euro. to their. to call situation. is now quite strong. there are lots of steps but look at hungary's economy of late and you'll be hard pressed to find much to be optimistic about the economy is now fading better than during the recession but still most of the important development figures are in negative territory while inflation is even higher than in the crisis years the country's opposition firmly believes hungry would stagnate without a high good reason to be c.p.i. . fun

and later to a russian soldier who sold it to a hungarian family in exchange for room and board.at woman's grandson would later move to germany with the ring. curious about the original owner, neighbors helped him research. >> you read strange stories all the time and this one ranks right up there. >> reporter: while researching online, they found mcdowell's thesis as well as the family this ring belongs to. >> when we got our hands on it, that's when it really became emotional. i just wish my dad were here to have seen all this happen. >> that was wral's kevin holmes. >>> now, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the decatur, georgia, school shooting. we'll go live to the scene. plus, we'll take you inside the tesla motor company, which is getting high marks for its electric cars. and we'll sit down with defending u.s. open champion andy murray. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com things are heating up during the

at first glance it looks like a hungarian success story two decades ago this farma started his business with just four pigs nowadays he sells fifteen hundred every year and couple that with several hectares of some flour and melon fields you may think this is a lot but andres says it's only just enough to keep his business afloat he says he'd have been far more excess if his country stayed away from the european union but now i can only sell my produce to local many markets transnational companies have flooded my country after a year session and they sell cheap meat imported from denmark and holland his production is cheaper but they feed their pigs with expired canned meat while we feed our pigs with corn and natural food for us the recession was a huge blow to. the poor production industries one of the examples of how an already ailing hungary an agricultural industry suffered an even greater decline after joining the e.u. and the numbers speak for themselves in the late one nine hundred eighty s. there were more than twelve million pigs in hungary primarily meant for export to other

the polish horses and the germans and hungarians come to the aid of the oster has been a go into the tents. it was the largest calvary charge in world history. 50,000 guys on horseback. when they were charging down the hill into flapping noise that sounded like thunder. they left their tents in place. when one sobieski goes into the tent, he finds these bags at, coffee beans and realizes this is a major muslims had. shortly thereafter, the polish general opens the first vienna coffeehouse. they weren't sure if they should drink coffee because it was the muslims drink. they took a cab to pope clement. he tasted his incentives to good. let's baptize it and then go across europe. last night over coffee comes from the arabic word proper which means infidel. the bean came from ethiopia, the one african country that state christian. the muslims call the christians in ethiopia coppers are infidels. it's okay to drink it. so we see this trend through history. western civilization has gone from judeo-christian secular and is now becoming islamic. europe was all catholic and every city had a j

i mean, gloomy sunday-- the so-called hungarian suicide song-- you know, i think that it was largelyere stories of people jumping out of windows after they heard it-- you know, distraught lovers whose despair was rekindled by hearing the song. i don't think those stories were true, necessarily. and certainly, it was a very different kind of song. the message was very different than strange fruit. you can imagine, though, the emotional toll of every night performing strange fruit and gloomy sunday. yeah, that's right, and then, you know, don't explain. there are a lot of other ones: you've changed. i mean, there's a limit to how many you can do, and she didn't always want to perform this song. and i think that when people leaned on her to perform this song, she often recoiled. i mean, she did it when she damn well felt like doing it. your book talks about this being a precursor to civil rights movement in this country, and yet, during the civil rights movement, you did not hear strange fruit as a rallying cry or a song. if you were marching, this was not an anthem. why is that? well,

the dog appears to be a purebred hungarian vis la and they conclude that he must have an owner.hey take him to a vet where he's treated and scanned for a implanted microchip. it turns out the dog has one. for security reasons they are told only that the dog's name is barney. that night o'connor posts his encounter online. >> i thought, this is interesting. i'm going to cut this into a little video and put it up and just show my friends. here's a weird thing that happened. i was out fishing and a dog swam up to me. >> earlier that same day while o'connor is out fishing, semiretired emergency physician wellington chen of siesta key, florida, gets a visit from police. >> obviously when the police are at your door you wonder if you did something wrong. >> he is told the gut wrenching news that his wife of 26 years, the mother to their three children, 53-year-old donna was hit and killed by a drunk driver. >> some friends of ours actually had witness ttd accident and said sheet been walking or running the dog and, obviously, we knew that he was missing at that point. we assumed he'd

and hungarian authorities indicted him in june.y say he was the head of an internment camp during world war ii and that he often beat jews with his bare hands and whip. they say he helped deport thousands to auschwitz and other death camps. >> crime fighting camp in new york city. a ruling that would have major impact. a big win in court today for the celebrity chef paula deen. accusations of racial discrimination the judge says no. we'll explain as fox report continues. can become major victories. i'm phil mickelson, pro golfer. when i was diagnosed with psoriatic arthritis, my rheumatologist prescribed enbrel for my pain and stiffness, and to help stop joint damage. [ male announcer ] enbrel may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculosis, lymphoma, other cancers, nervous system and blood disorders, and allergic reactions have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you've been to a region where certain fungal

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forget, king continued, that everything that adolf hitler did in germany was legal and everything the hungarian freedom fighters did was illegal. it was illegal to aid and comfort a jew in hitler's germany. i'm sure, king proclaimed, had i lived in germany at the time i would have aided and comforted my jewish brothers. if today i lived, king continued, in a communist country where certain principles dear to the christian faith are suppressed, i would advocate disobeying that country's anti-religious laws. king's letter from a birmingham jail and his i have a dream speech should be required reading for every american high school student and for every member of congress. with the 50th anniversary of dr. king's speech upon us, it is good to remember his words. it is good we appreciate all that faith and god and the moral law had done to advance the cause of freedom in our country. it is good to reflect on whether policies enacted by government in our time are a step back from or show a rising intolerance of the religious freedom that has been instrumental in defining our country and defending our

polish forces and germans and hungarians come to the aid of the austrians. they go into the tents. was the largest cavalry charge in the world's history. 50,000 guys. big weans. when there were charging down the hill it made this flapping noise. they left their tents in place. so when he goes into the tent he finds these bags of beans, coffee beans and realizes this is a new drink. and shortly thereafter this polish general opens the first be in a coffeehouse. there were not sure if they should drink it because it was the muslim drink. it took a cup of it to pope clement. he tasted it and said this is too good to leave for the muslims. let's baptize it, and then coffee spread across europe. [laughter] the word coffee comes from an arabic word which means infidel. the beans came from ethiopia which was the one african country that state christian. so the muslims called the christians in ethiopia infidels. it's okay drink it because the pope said so. anyway, we see this trend through history, western civilization has gone from judeo-christian to secular and now is becoming islamic. e