and i shot him. ouse yelling and i'm kind of half dodging gunfire in my mind thinking, like, this dude might have a beef. as soon as i see patrick, i shoot one round at him, bam, and he drops. i go back into the room. "gunner" is sitting up on the bed. we're this close to one another and he has the gun pointed at my chest and i hear it click. his gun had jammed. in that moment of fear, because he had the gun directly at my chest, and i go, you know what, and i felt good about shooting him in the head. like, oh, you going to get me, i got you. and i put the gun to his chest because i was going to shoot him again. and my co-defendant, josh, came into the room and turned the light on. saw the blood on the bed and i see him convulsing. he starts yelling at me, "get the safe. get the safe. what are you doing? get the safe." so in a way, josh saved "gunner's" life. >> why is it that you want to have a conversation with him at this point? i mean, it's, you know, 20-plus years later. >> well, the only thing w

>> i shot -- i shot him -- if i remember, i shot him once. >> i know -- i know how many shots he got> i can't remember. >> you don't remember? >> no, sir. >> when you got the firearm, how'd you -- where did you get it? >> i bought it off somebody off the street. i wasn't planning on using it. >> was there any gang? >> no, i was never in no part of a gang. none of that whatsoever. >> agang h gang had nothing to h it? >> no, sir. >> it was just you? >> it was just me. i knew you guys would have questions. that's why i took this opportunity because i would have questions, like what really happened that night? >> you know, when something like this happens to a person, i mean it just callouss you. i'm not going to lie to you. i'm on a roller coaster. some days i'm mad. some days i'm sad. a lot of times my emotions are up and down. >> it's important that you're a different man than you were ten years ago. it's important to me. otherwise, dad is gone, and you're gone, and my family is left broken. >> i really hope you understand what you did was wrong. we've transformed this home to show th

shots fired. officer down. get me an ambulance. >> ian remember thinking as i'm lying on the ground after he shot me, i'm not surprised. >> why? >> when i said that, i'm speaking more broadly about why, you know, why not being surprised that that happened because that's the nature of the job. you don't just overnight find yourself in a patrol car being faced with violence. it's a process you go through in academy. you're instructed you're to go out and take care of these problems, and you become that person, that perception, of what an officer is. after i got shot, the next thing i remember was waking up a week or so later in ucla medical center in icu. i apparently underwent five or six surgeries during that period of time. even several months after i got home, i couldn't eat any food by my own. but watching the pain that my wife and my family and friends were going through was by far the worst thing that i had to endure during all of that. >> let's talk about -- about your wife. i know that she has suffered greatly. it's a burden that

i shot him two times in the back of the head. t not having a response. just trying to take it all in. i didn't know what to say. >> i shot her twice in the back of the head. wrote, "[ bleep ] you, she's yours," on the back. >> how can nobody hear the gun? >> it's almost like she's detached from all of this. and sometimes people get detached because they're sort of part of it in some form or fashion. there's no evidence to support that, but if you're an investigator, you may be thinking that. >> it is a bit odd. unfortunately, sometimes people view that as her being cold or unfeeling. >> but more important, what will the jury think? >> everyone was watching this case because of all of the twists and turns in this story. >> dan and rachel finally go on trial and point their fingers at each other. >> dan wozniak is a monster. he's psychopath. he's a pathological liar. he lies to rachel. >> she doesn't tell him the truth. there is no loan shark. >> that jury trial was the real performance of his life. you know, he's smiling at everybo

but a lot are you sure they're ready to do a younger version of the year live on your i shot realize this isn't a ball that's just got really come out of my own heart about it the last you got a lot of them we're going to let you know what. like this is a big show actually in this show i give the platform to women inside iran i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be their own media on sunday video to link. i feel like i'm holding the whole iran you know they picked out from my country but they couldn't take iran out of me so now social media and this show is my window toward iran are. going to show us a shot at dance the show of course i am scared of receiving a lot of death threats specially when i see the government attack me through cyber are me calling me a prostitute calling me ugly the agent of cia the agent of m i 6 this kind of things actually from to beginning it was kind of hurting me but not now not anymore . i'm ready. maybe. i have so many bad bigots want as one day many are wrong how how. i train is j

was hard but a lot are you sure they're ready to go like this on your little yes i shot realize this is a volatile fish but then they come out of marvel i'm caught about it a little you got a lot of them are going to say look yes you know. like this is a big show actually in this show i give the platform to women inside iraq i mean mostly women it's about you know people inside iran who can use their camera and be their own voices be they or need to be on sunday video to make. i feel like i'm hogging the whole iran you know they picked out from my country but they couldn't take iran out of me so now social media and this show is my reading though toward iran. under the shah. dance the shah of course i am scared of receiving a lot of death threats specially when i see the government attack me through cyber are me calling me a prostitute calling me ugly the agent of cia agent of m i 6 this kind of things actually from to beginning it was kind of hurting me but not now not anymore this is are you ready. i have. a big one day many of. my dream is just. to go for a car. thank you cycling

. >> i can only imagine the shock of everyone at the hospital when up rolls diane downs with three bloody children. >> cheryl was dead, and danny and were badly wounded.n shot >> when i got to the hospital, i was directed to interview the mother. >> reporter: investigators say her behavior seemed odd from the beginning. >> her demeanor was flat. not one tear, even though she knew that cheryl had it was surreal. >> when i was finished taking care of kristy, then i sought out her mother, and to my complete surprise, diane was non-emotional. and then she says, that really ruined my new car. i got blood all over the back of it. >> cops are wracking their brains to try to put this case together. >> we're going to do a videotape reenactment. >> diane downs is trying to show the investigators exactly what happened. >> like that. i got in the car. put the keys in. i just hit my calf! okay. >> she'd hit her cast and made her statement "this is worse than", and she caught herself. so we speculated what she would have said to finish that sentence, and we think she would have said this is worse than when i shot myself. >> reporter: she gives a jaw-dropping interview. >

in fact i was in the middle of , this thing. these are shots i took of people lying flat on the ground. they would get under our car. we could not move the car while they were trying to get people to stop shooting by raising white flags. it went on continuously. although it was small arm fire, degaulle stood his ground. mother was not taking any chances. this is the way the streets looked on the day of liberation. they did catch some of these people who were responsible for the shooting at least they told , us that. unfortunately, they beat them to death right on the spot. it was an ugly site to see but somehow it was a war of nerves. some of the buildings still contained germans at headquarter points. they were sworn at by the french. these are shots made late in the day of the american troops marching through the streets of the city on their way to the front lines. wherever we stopped, the french were there. -- the french were there to trade champagne for cigarettes and to talk to us and find out what was going on. we were able to see the cit

these were shots taken on the first day of liberation. i did not get enough of the shots because there was too much to do. soon general degaulle came into the city and paraded down the avenue. here he is taking flowers from a french girl. he was not well known at this time. very few people could listen to the radio reports that told about his work in england prior to crossing the channel. soon he became very popular. it seemed as though everybody in paris turned out to see him. he was marching down the champs elysee at this point and it was a tremendous sight to see. later in the day, our troops paraded down the avenue. this is something that made us all proud. here is degaulle. and suddenly, firing opened up from forces that were left behind. they thought from some of the fascists in the city, trying to panic the people. if you stuck your head out a window, you were bound to lose it. this went on continuously for several hours. i was in the middle of this thing. these are shots i took of people lying flat on the ground. they would get unde

i shot somebody. i was not happy about it.s a fit of rage. >> it went from a credit card fraud to drug induced rage with julie. when someone tells you the truth, that doesn't change, he kept adding stuff to his story. a lightbulb went off saying it's not adding up. >> he's done the performance of his life. >> the cops say not so fast. >> you're arrested for murder. you're being arrested. you don't want to talk to us, tell us anymore, that's -- we're done. >> whoa. whoa. yes, i helped sam get away. yes, i did not know what he was planning, yes, i lied to you earlier. yes, i -- it's something i'm not proud of. >> they begin to press him. his story changes. >> okay, fine. he came down and said help me. i went upstairs and saw the body. is that what you want to hear? >> so up to this point dan clearly thinks that he's keeping himself out of trouble. but he's about to say something that's going to change the entire investigation. >> what did you see? >> i saw two gunshots in her head. >> investigators say only one of the bullet hol

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>> no, he's shot. i need an ambulance for my grandmother. >> it was a confusing 911 call. ted an ambulance for her grandmother shirley skinner. as for her estranged husband stephen, jennifer implied to the dispatcher he had been shot to protect her family. >> he come after her and pushed her out of the way and then he tried to come after sydney and i. oh, god. >> what happened to your grandmother? >> i think she might -- she's having heart trouble. please come and held us. >> what's your name? >> jennifer watkins. >> okay. i'll get a hold of the ambulance, all right? >> yes. >> ashland police chief jim birdsell was called to the scene. >> about 9:50 i got a phone call from 911 advising me there had been a domestic in town at 11 horseshoe drive, saying the husband came to pick up the daughter for visitation, forced into the horse, knocked the elderly woman down and she's having medical problems. >> when he arrived, he found this was no routine domestic. >> i walk up, open the door and walk in the house. directly in front of me was an elderly lady sitting in the chair which t

. >> he shot my kid. i pushed him, i ran., quick, mye been shot. >> my kid are going to die. >> oh, my god, there is a crazy man on the loose who would gun down three kids in a car. >> here is mommy prancing around in a reenactment laughing and telling jokes. >> i just hit my cast! >> gotcha. >> everybody says, you sure were lucky. welsh i don't feel very lucky. i couldn't tie my damn shoes for months. i think my kids were lucky. >> her kids are lucky? her kids have been slaughtered. >> by the time she goes to trial, she's pregnant on purpose. >> the reality set in that that's who gave birth to me. i came from a monster. >>> according to elizabeth diane downs, she and her three children were shot by a strange man. >> i never wanted to become something like that, something like her. >> mrs. downs was wounded in the left arm and was able to drive the children to the hospital that night. >> a part of me was afraid that that's where i came from. does that mean where i'm going? >> 9-year-old christy shot first,

that he had potatoes baked for and having eaten his meal suddenly ran after his cook she left and i shot a quick glance at her legs. the potato in its glorious lameness makes the whole areas leitmotif through the raw and raunchy city of berlin midsummer night's x. place in the 1990 s. when east and west berlin are still fusing after the fall of the wall it's also about the longest day of the year 17 hours of sunlight when people are going crazy and almost anything seems possible 7. well that's all for now but really they were in some more impressions of michael fabiano in years later the man role the duke of mantua in regal at all that's until next time and she says . oh that was. a load. good. food. good. going after. her. remembering to disappear. whether in police custody or jail in turkey hundreds of people are committing the decades. the sitting mothers who protest against these disappearances despite government harassment. their need to know is also putting them in danger. close up in 30 minutes on t w. force. if the tempo of technology. catches. the rhythm of the markets. the mome

he had potatoes baked for him and having eaten his meal suddenly ran after his cook she left and i shot a quick glance at her legs. the potato in its glorious lameness makes the whole areas leitmotif through the wrong and raunchy city of berlin midsummer night's x. place in the 1990 s. when east and west berlin are still using after the fall of the wall it's also about the longest day of the year 17 hours of sunlight when people are going crazy and almost anything seems possible 7. well that's all for now but we'll leave you with some more impressions of michael fabiano india's ladies' man role the duke of mantua in the legal talks all the best until next time and she's. oh she was. loath. she got the. news this summer's hot take on the africa cup of nations 24 teams give it their all. who are the favorites for the fans are experts. we take a closer look for the 2019 africa cup of nations kicks off cut cut. kick off 30 minutes on t.w.m. . journey along chile is the longest road. look at the glaciers in the south. and the salmon farms in the north. followed chile's main artery through th

that he had potatoes baked for and having eaten his meal suddenly ran after his cook she left and i shot a quick glance at her legs. the potato in its glorious lameness makes the whole areas leitmotif through the raw and raunchy city of berlin midsummer night's x. place in the 1990 s. when east and west berlin are still using after the fall of the wall it's also about the longest day of the year 17 hours of sunlight when people are going crazy and almost anything seems possible 7. well that's all for now but we'll leave you with some more impressions of michael fabiano enya the ladies' man role the duke of mantua in reagan at all the best until next time and ships. oh he was. all over. laws. broken a. law suit with guns content by the church. as a music art on stop obama rock and religion a clash that brings many poles to life god the devil and the mole in 15 minutes monty w. . remembering the disappeared. whether in police custody or jail in turkey hundreds of people of color missing for decades. the city of those who protest against these disappearances despite government harassment. t

that they filmed on the way yes it was very go there's one particular shot i remember from the back of a landing barge when the stalls came down the men rush forward very good shot. and they must have been pretty tough on the. house for fortunately i miss that. you. know you. can never be wholly truthful and wholly objective. the human mind the human memory isn't like that we remember things in a selective way. the more pressure where on the more stress one of the more our vision is narrow. and people will remember things differently depending only amount of time that has elapsed since the event so any event will have a whole series of individual memories people talk about these and put them together and they then form a collective oh i know from that connected member it isn't the same as individual memories added together. are i think that it's usually possible to identify the style of different cameraman cameramen have particular ways of doing things that have shots that they particularly like they compose things in a particular way there is a sort of style that come and develop and

one time i turned on the tv, the monitor or whatever and i just saw my picture on television. it was a mug shotput together some old youtube videos of me. i was in theater. so they were just splashing that all over the news. >> authorities allowed us to show wozniak some of the published news reports. >> oh, great. that mug. oh, my god. we figured was the way he was trying to avoid identifying the deceased so he could continue with his crime. [ bleep ] that makes me look like satan himself, that i orchestrated and planned all of this. that's -- i'm sorry, i can't. >> this was your friend. >> yeah. >> why did this happen? >> i can't get into that. i can't get into that. i can't, i'm sorry, i can't -- i really can't. i cannot. >> if wozniak is convicted of the murders, he could face the death penalty. >> the death penalty is something that they are seeking. whether it happens or not, justice will say. i just have full faith and the truth will set me free and everything will come to be. i just pray daily. that's it. and not so much for myself but for all of the lives that have been shattered throu

>> one shot, and then i heard the click. >> reporter: another click? >> right. and nothing happened. >> reporter: so you're shot once. >> right. >> reporter: you're rolling to protect yourself. >> right. i hear a chamber to clear it, gun jammed. at that point in time, the lights went on in my house. >> reporter: joyal's wife, elizabeth, heard the commotion. >> all of a sudden, i hear a shot. and that just flipped me out. i knew it was a gunshot. i knew it was a gunshot and i knew it was close. >> reporter: she opened the door and saw her husband. >> he's wearing a raincoat, a suit, a hat, and he's doubled over, and you can see that he's in pain, and he looks at me and says, i've been shot. >> reporter: the assailants had fled. elizabeth got joyal inside and called 911. >> as soon as that 911 call was done, asked my son to lift my legs up because i wanted to make sure that most of, you know, the blood was -- >> reporter: stays in the body. >> stays in the body. >> reporter: so you don't lose consciousness. elizabeth is a registered nurse. her training kicked in. >

i, i shot them. they upset me and i shot them."o hold it together and then i said, "put the gun down or any weapon down, and go turni yourself it now. right now." all was hearing, "i'm sorry. i'm sorry, dad. i'm sorry. i'm sorry." i said, "just turn yoursf in." >> thompson: alan arthurs says devon began gravitating to neo-nazi ideas when he was 13 oy rs old. so is this junior rotc? what is... what is... y h, that's rotc in high school. >> thompson: he was really interested in the military. >> that's what he said. >> thompson: what do you think he was really interested in? >> there were two other brothers and anher member of that rotc that werobviously into the neo-nazi stuff. >> thompson: so you think he was joining the rotc gro because there were other kids that were into nazism in the group? yes. yes, definitely. >> thompson: arthurs says his relationship with his son became increasingly strained. >> by that time, we weren't talking and i didn't even, you know... thompson: devon ended u dropping out of high school. he eventually

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through the narrow streets the muslim quarter is just beyond the gate behind me a lot of the shots that i shot at the door was in preparation for what many of them feel is an intimidatory atmosphere around this event. well the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has fired his education and justice ministers the reshuffle is being seen as a possible precursor to general elections in september problem and our knesset dissolved itself last wednesday following netanyahu is failure to form a governing coalition at least 2 people have been killed in sudan and many more injured after security forces opened fire on protesters thousands of demonstrators of khartoum have been staging a sit in outside the military headquarters demanding civilians be put in charge priyanka gupta reports. this is what so the military leaders don't want journalists although why do well to see a scene with echoes of the era of to post press didn't. the army which had earlier promised to protect the protest is says the sit in outside the military headquarters in khartoum is a danger to the state and now comes another wa

when i got shot, i wanted to make sure you knew that i got shot. we just heard all of this in 2016. wish, as much as i love my city, lord knows, everybody said i need to move my black self back to atlanta. bye. like i was saying, like i was saying -- like i was saying, like i was saying. >> go ahead, blue. >> like i was saying, i want to say that i love this city. i want to say i love this city so much and i want to support y'all, but i refuse to lay down my respect for these people out here that's hurting to say something that's photo oping that sounds meaningful but it ain't. the same process y'all telling us to trust you told us in 2016 when we were protesting aaron for the first time. the to same process you're asking us to trust, how can we druft this process? how can we ask another black plan be part of thest department, when you have sexual harassment charges inside the south bend police department, you promote the bad plovz and demote the good ones. how are we supposed to trust this? mayor, when that young man got killed, run over at the stop light, what did you say? what did

heard two to three loud shots. i thought they were gunshots and i thought they were outside immediately, and the first thing i thought was, somebody's shooting at us. >> reporter: tonight, fred guttenberg, who lost his daughter jamie in the shooting, tweet egg, "rot in hell scot peterson, you could have saved some of the 17. you could have saved my daughter. you did not, and then you lied about it, and you deserve the misery coming your way." >> and victor oquendo is with us live tonight from florida. and the victor, we know that deputy had already resigned. and today, he was taken into custody? >> reporter: that's right, david. he was taken into custody on a $102,000 bond. if convicted on all charges, he's looking at more than 96 years in prison. one of his attorneys tonight saying he is surprised by these criminal charges. david? >> victor oquendo leading us off tonight from florida. victor, thank you. >>> now, to president trump's official state visit right here in the uk. the president with prime minister theresa

gunfire, outside the school's resource officer, broward sheriff's deputy scot peterson, hearing the shots. >> i think we got shots fired. possible shots fired. 1200 building. >> reporter: heading toward the building in this golf cart. then taking position outside for 27 minutes, never somewheenteri building. when it was all over, 17 people were dead, another 17 injured. tonight, that florida deputy is under arrest, charged with 11 criminal counts, including seven counts of child neglect. a state review finding peterson refused to investigate the source of gunshots, retreated while victims were being shot and directed officers away from the building. the florida department of law enforcement saying, "there can be no excuse for his complete inaction and no question that his inaction cost lives." in an interview on "the today show" last year, peterson said at the time he thought the shots were coming from outside. >> i hear two to three loud shots. >> you know it's gunshots? >> i thought they were. and i thought they were outside immediately and the first thing i thought was, somebody's shooting a

and then refused this is that he did surprise me something whatever beyond this action something i shot or something from iranian regime because this is our biggest problem because the qatari. stand by the. iranian regime and they are a sectarian. control of for out of the country is a still a project sectarian project and then a lot of lines in the dividing our societies so this is why one cut that stunned by the iranian regime this is the problem furthermore even the president of the usa always repeated that the terrorism comes from iranian regime so why out of a country is part of the art of a quart leave us 8 to go to stand by the iranian regime this is the confusing and the solution by the hunt of the leadership of gotta to stop that things i mean stunned by the iranian regime the sectarian regime and be back to that of a quarter because they are part of us. of this actually to let me go back to the list of 13 demands actually one of these demands is to shut down where the horse of this gentleman over there as is the the war on the freedom of speech and demand is to sign a plane ch

i. shot was just right the dia died instantly. as long it's you know we drag it back we don't want to do anything right here. lift the back no just come forward and we can drag it back so. you can hold it lower. i don't like the head dragging. that's not so terrible we don't want anything from the head it'll be dog food. that's why raise you're so happy because she hasn't been fed today in the year short of i had heard before the end of. the animal must be gutted immediately to prevent bacteria from settling on the meat during the decomposition process with hunting shooting still maintains its original function killing. me kyla knows what she's doing and has a sense of responsibility that goes for everyone i've met on my trip but unfortunately a lot of people don't seem to have those standards. and that's why this is now clearer to me than ever before guns don't belong in the hands of anybody. go to college. keep learning realises wait a 2nd we want the whole picture perfect so they don't make i.d.'s shift deliver us . from augmen

. >> reporter: when i listened to that today, that new innovation thathat apple sign-on, i shot at the facebook and google is using all of our data. >> you know, we're not really taking a shot at anybody. we focus on the user. and the user wants the ability to go across numerous properties on the web without being under surveillance. we're moving privacy protections forward, and i actually think it's a very reasonable request for people to make. >> reporter: do you think facebook cares about our private security? >> i think that everybody is beginning to care more. people are becoming more aware of what has been happening. many people are getting more offended. i think this is good, because we need to shine a light on it. you can imagine an environment where everyone begins to think there's no privacy, and if there is no privacy, your freedom of expression just plummets, because now you're going to be thinking about that everybody is going to know every single thing that you're doing. this is not good for our country, not good for democracy. >> begnaud: norah joins us now from californ

the man at gun point at her alabama home as her granddaughter called 911. >> wouldn't get down so i shot amazing to me i got to witness my grandmother in action. jillian: the suspect is facing charges for car theft. tough woman. it is 39 minutes after the hour. joe biden going head to head with cory booker, why the june 2020 contenders -- rob: supposed to be the most magical place on earth but the prices keep skyrocketing. big changes coming to disney world coming up. ♪ -excuse me. uh... do you mind...being a mo-tour? -what could be better than being a mo-tour? the real question is... do you mind not being a mo-tour? -i do. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> democratic rivals joe biden and cory booker taking shots at each other on the campaign trail, the former vice president says he has no reason to apologize after senator booker resized him for highlighting his ability in the past to work with segregationist senators. >> should apologize -- he knows better. >> biden hanging tough, booker trails biden in the 2020 presidential polls, said biden's relationships in th

and i heard another shot or two. i couldn't say whether it was one or two.ally blown apart came from a quartering angle on the grassy knoll, it struck and his head doesn't go directly back this way but it goes back and over this way, which would be consistent with the shot from that direction and newton's law of motion. >> unless the laws of physics were not working that day, the reaction of the president tells us where that shot came from. >> some critics say by the very fact that in the picture, you can clearly see the explosion of the bullet on the front side of the president, that that certainly indicates the bullet came from the front. >> well, i don't believe any physicist has ever said that. quite contrary, it does indicate that the bullet was coming from behind. it's a minor explosion where pieces of material go generally in the direction of the bullet. >> if you look at the individual frames of the zapruder film, at 312, frame 312, the president's head's okay. at frame 313, 1/18th of a second later, the president is struck in the head. and what dire

i shot a trumpet is visiting the u.k. the time of political turmoil over briggs's and as we've heard dollar trump is already edges views on the subject how's that going down there. well donald trump has always been a mess of supporter of brecht's that of the u.k. in leaving the european union he has criticized a tremendously for not negotiating in a right way with the european union and now he has finally also endorsed boris johnson and evan bracks that supporter as the next prime minister of course there is a lot of criticism here surrounding that people are saying a foreign leader should not meddle with domestic politics but also boris johnson supporters of course feel like this was the right step from president donald trump to do shock box outside the buckingham palace in london thank you very much. here in berlin the future of america's government is in doubt after the leader for junior coalition partner unexpectedly resigned under nala stepped down after a social democrat party's disastrous choice in the recent europ

and then -- >> i don't even remember hearing the first shot. i remember something woke me up. >> and then you heard a shot? >> and i know whatever woke me up, i know my ears were already ringing. and i turned the light on. and i see that he's shot. you know, it shocks you. never, ever forget that image. that's burned in my brain forever, no matter how much i try to -- here is the person i love. he's dying. [ sirens ] >> and by the time the police and the ambulance wailed up to the door, it was too late. david shannon, just 40, was dead. all it took was a look, in fact, for lead detective mike murphy to see what happened in david's bedroom was highly intentional. >> it was an execution. the intruder came in while he was sleeping, placed a gun to his head, and shot him in the chest. >> and joan? the shock of it didn't help, of course, nor the fact that she was sound asleep when it happened. by the time she calmed down enough to talk to police, she wasn't very helpful. >> i did not clearly see the person who shot david. i'm not sure if i saw or jus

when it comes to social media, this week she wanted to world to know she's calling the shots ♪ i callhe shots. >> for those of you who don't think i post my own videos, i made these videos yesterday. i hope you like it. >> from a balcony fashion show to float inning a bikini. our "e.t." source says, quote, when she wants to post a video, she posts a video, despite advice from family and friends. >>> jennifer aniston news. she's reliving one of the scariest moments of her life right? >> so scary. i thought i had a rough flight but it pealed in comparison to what jen experienced. topping tonight's know and tell, jen's mid-air emergency. >> on takeoff we heard an explosion. >> back in january she was on board with several friends, including jimmy kimmel's wife. no one realized their private jet had blown a fire until two hours into the flight. >> we turned around. we are going back to california. they found some deeb from a wheel on the runway. they think it's from our plane. >> while fellow friend and passenger courteney cox told us she wasn't worried. not the same with jen. >> this is

. >> this is a part of the black giraffe that i shot. >> reporter: talley has remained quiet for a years now speaking out. people who aren't hunters would ask, "what is the joy, the pleasure in killing an animal?" >> i know where my meat has come from. i'm strong enough to harvest it myself. >> reporter: talley says hunters like her are helping to conserve wildlife by removing males past the breeding age that are still vital enough to kill rivals who can reproduce. but critics say the benefits of trophy hunting, which brings in more than $215 million a year, is just a fraction of tourism revenues, which includes safaris. kitty block is c.e.o. of the humane society. >> they're not driven by this to be conservationists. if they wanted to be a good conservationist, they don't have to kill the animal to do it. >> reporter: after a year of relentless criticism, talley says she's out now so she can in her words educate and explain why she did what she did. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> ninan: and by the way, cbsn originals is our premium documentary series sure to challenge your views o

difference is that i can shoot hundreds of digital shots and not pay anything for it. but it is that same thing of, moving a figure slightly, which is why i ended up with thousands and thousands of polaroids. which now are in collections of museums. like yours. there is a certain commonality there. one of the great advantages of .igital, is the sense of scale -- he is bill and i used to camera for many years. i remember we were talking at lunch, he said yes, after a while, you start seeing everything vertically. because that is the format of the polaroid. both he and i, he more so than in, have occasionally done dip iptychs. one of the things about this exhibition is seeing some of the smaller digital prints, and some of the larger ones. of 1% of the capabilities of my hasselbad camera. eyes one lens, even the six. but it does what i wanted -- i havene lens, even though i six. it does what i wanted to do. to work within the scene i create, and make those little adjustments. so i have found a wonderful process. are going to open things up to questions. so if you can send

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