(jones) yes, it did.e to believe that it provoked a powerful reaction from the audiences and from the participants. mm-hmm. how do you feel about that work today? hmm. i wouldn't make it now. i wouldn't make it now. it was a work that, as i said about uncle tom's cabin, it was so ambitious that it could not succeed, but it didn't fail. and when i look at the dance material in it, there's good dance material in it. when i look at the work that gretchen bender did, i think there was something very inspired. she was feeling something. i don't know if it all works, but it works well enough that i stand by it. it was a piece the time needed. and for those who have not seen it, they incorporated video of--of people-- survival workshops with-- that were people living with or having lived with a life-threatening illness. and in those workshops, i asked them to draw their lives on a piece of paper. it was an abstract squiggle. and then walk it. i asked them to make gestures that said how they felt about their live

>> nominated for 79 grammys, jones has taken home 27.was also just honored at the tribecca film festival for a career spanning 06 years. jones has discovered and worked with some of the biggest stars of all time. i recently sat down with quincy jones to talk about his legacy. you've had a career that spans over six decades now. you've played with everybody, done just about everything. how did you get here? >> i don't know. as they say in chinese, step by step. that's what you do, just one step at a time. and you couldn't -- nobody in the world could predict what happened to my life. i couldn't have predicted of what happened, to work with every idol i ever had from 14, billie holiday, ray charles and i came up together, 14 to 16, and cab calloway, bassie, duke, ray charles, frank sinatra, michael jackson. >> that's the whole 20th century. >> ludacris. snoop dogg. everybody. >> maybe that is everybody. >> incredible, man. but it's a blessing, you know, and i receive it very graciously. i really do, because it's a blessing, to get the whol

and mark jones approaches.le mark jones approaches me, my phone rings but then it hangs up so i go to redial the phone. he was like, what's the problem? i'm not really paying attention much to what he's doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked roundhouse, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion, but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. >> you [ bleep ]! >> i was falling out the door and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. >> it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized and there's not a lot of reaction. you could see them all just kind of looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark jones

when next we talked to british historian the author a go to michael jones well known for his books on world war two he told r.t. what motivates hitler's decision to invent the same unit seventy years ago want to help the civil troops to win the war. today marks the seventieth anniversary of the start of operation hitler's code name for germany's invasion of the soviet union it became the largest ever military operation both in terms of sheer resources deployed and also in casualties and michael jones's new book tells the story of the red old me during the second world war dr james thank you for talking to r.t. to say well let's start from the beginning of operation barbarossa why did decide to invade the. always wanted to invade the soviet union the reason he gave

and mark jones approaches. while mark jones approaches me, my phone rings but then it hangs up so i go to redial the phone. he was like, what's the problem? i'm not really paying attention much to what he's doing. >> that's when mr. jones unloads a wicked roundhouse, a blindsiding killer sucker punch that fractures joseph's teeth and immediately gives him a cerebral concussion, but it doesn't stop there. jones continues to pulverize his victim. >> got the concussion right when he hit me the first time. >> you [ bleep ]! >> i was falling out the door and i came back in. i had no idea what was going on. >> it's a little bit disheartening to see people stand around and do nothing. >> the video clearly shows at least six other men that are all standing around as the victim is just being brutalized and there's not a lot of reaction. you could see them all just kind of looking, i think maybe in shock, not quite knowing what was going on or what to do. >> still, no one lifts a finger to help joseph scarpino. >> mark j

gary jones was shot and killed at a hayward gas station in 2007. the alameda sheriff's department says jones had just left a medical marijuana facility when a minivan began following him when jones stopped for gas someone in the van got out and stole his pot. jones confronted the person and was shot and killed. no arrests have been made in the case. today's vigil is at 4:00 at abe's gas station where jones was shot. >> an east bay city inviting people to weigh in on a budget plan for next year's fiscal year. concord city council says the budget picture is brighter since measured cue, a half cent sales tax passed. the money will not restore programs cut but it will keep funding at current levels. the meeting at 6:30 in the city council chambers. >> let's check in with marla. can a spice protect your brain? good morning. >> good morning. some of the brightest minds in alzheimer's research gathering at stanford to share information as they search for a cure. one study out suggests cinnamon may help. we'll have that coming up. we'll continue to keep an

department of education and central city productions, inc. >>> marian jones is on the right track. after serving six months in prison for lying to federal prosecutors about using performance-enhancing drugs, she's come clean about her past and is now shooting for success. i recently caught up with her to talk about her new book and her new career. i just finished reading your new book. it's actually very amazing. talk to me about the journey that you described in this book. >> this one really is from the heart. it's all about finding forgiveness, all of us go through tough times in our lives. we all make mistakes. it's how do you pick yourself up and dust yourself off and look to the next chapter in your life, no pun intended. but it's very personal. i wrote a series of letters to my husband while i was incarcerated, ranging from why i made certain choices in my life and how to correct those. >> talk to me about some of the choices. when you first were asked the question in front of federal prosecutors about the substances and whether or not you knew what they were, whether you rec

one of those men is cleave jones. in many ways he is responsible for this quilt that you see behind me. we're going to be talking to him later in the show. we'll also talk to sharon stone, a celebrity activist who for more than 16 years has become a face and champion for aids research. let's get started. >> reporter: of course, a lot has changed in 30 years. we now know what causes this disease and we do have medicines to treat it up to a pint. but as people have told me over and over again, don't be fooled. it is 2011, but here at the epicenter of this epidemic in atlanta, in many ways it still feels almost like 1981. for the last 18 years, angel has walked through these doors at the ponce deleen clinic in atlanta. it's the aids clinic. >> we have five main clinics, nine subspecialty clinics, all the aids services organizations are on site here for support. >> reporter: it started as a small infectious disease clinic on the grounds of grady memorial hospital 25 years ago. when angel was charged with growing a respons

>> dicky: dhani jones. and comedian hannibal buress. >> jimmy: there's ♪ [ male announcer ] nature valley sweet & salty nut bars... they're made from whole roasted nuts and dipped in creamy peanut butter... ♪ ...making your craving for a sweet & salty bar... ♪ ..rresistible. by nature valley. ♪ >> jimmy: hi, i'm jimmy kimmel with news about the bud light port paradise cruise with two cruise ships, 4,000 shipmates and one private caribbean island. it might be the best time you never want to talk about. we go now to guillermo, who's sailing the high seas. how is it going out there, guillermo? ♪ >> oh, hi, jimmy. thank you for sending me on the port paradise cruise. i'm having the time of my life. i just wish my chihuahuas paco and pepe were here with me. i hope they're doing okay. [ phone ringing ] [ barking ] hola. paco and pepe, how are you? [ barking ] si. i miss you too. do not be sad and lonely. i'll be home soon. >> guillermo. i need more suntan lotion on my back. >> hey. i've got to go, guys. bye. >> [

is still groping we've got alex jones with us tonight on the latest failures of the texas legislature to stand up to big sis and the t.s.a. to the scanners exposed as having a somewhat less than texas size. resistance we've got more from my space a lot more bridge from china predator drones kicked out of pakistan justin timberlake sprad business this is in california trying to kill online commerce and obama's addict oh yeah and this one time at boot camp i had this crazy dream that one day i would be on television hosting a show called adam vs the man. a what's one more war at this point we've got our rock afghanistan pakistan and yemen libya and now some mali yes resentment is soaring we're on the verge of default our dollar is worthless no one can find a job and we have way too many bullets on hand to do something with them so why not smaller apparently a us drone strike on the militant group al-shabaab to targets but they skate their lives but don't worry the ammunition did get spent. the u.s. suspects that also bob is expanding its operations outside of somalia as this becomes ano

the now from austin texas is no than alex jones host of the alex jones radio show and enforce dot com alex thanks so much for being with us tonight and i'm good to be here are now you've been fighting against the t.s.a. the security police state for a long time especially as well as we cover on the show with a good fight in texas to get the state to stand up to the department of homeland security but we're seeing now this new twist on the technology the easy convenient scanning tunnels that people can just walk through and get maybe a retina scott retina scan through what's your take on this latest twist. well we predicted it well let's getting ourselves too much we didn't predict anything but almost nine years ago governor ridge did a bit of a massacre in a time a whole presentation on c.-span you're going to have to have t.s.a. federal and ministry of authorization to have a job we saw that earlier this year when the nine eleven victims of the firefighters and police will finally get medical care but if we run through a t.s.a. terror database so this is about domestic checkpoints an

charges so why is that well joining me now to help answer some of these questions is radio host alex jones thanks so much for being with us alex nice to see you now first off i just made the point that if gadhafi came to the u.s. he hypothetically would not be handed over to the i.c.c. and that is because the u.s. is not part of the i.c.c. and the i.c.c. relies on member states to make arrests now the u.s. signed onto the treaty for the i.c.c. but did not end up ratifying it other large countries have done the same why do you think that is why isn't the u.s. a part of this. because certain elements of the united states and of course i'm amongst them realize the i.c.c. is basically a global government court of the larger private central banks that are dominating our society and the i.c.c.c. or the i.c.c. saying that they want to try davi for crimes against humanity that would be like having hitler over the nuremberg trials of nazis you've got european nations in serbia and now in libya bombing and killing civilians that's not the plaited shooting up fishing boats and you have them now admit

next sits down with british historian dr michael jones who's written extensively about world war two he shared his knowledge about why hitler invaded the u.s.s.r. . today marks the seventieth anniversary of the start of operation barbarossa hitler's code name for germany's invasion of the save the union it became the largest ever military operation both in terms of resources deployed and also in casualties dr michael jones's new book tells the story of the weirdo me during the second world war dr james thank you for talking to r.t. today let's start from the beginning of operation bob why did decide to invade the u.s.s.r. always wanted to invade the soviet union the reason he gave out was that the soviet union would actually attack germany i think the evidence for that in one nine hundred forty one flights underneath that justification to his military were two main factors the first was hitler's hatred of communism bolshevism and that was what he really put out to you or that it was a crusade against bolshevism bolshevism was a man that needed to be destroyed but underneath the real

despite german claims of the rules of engagement dr jones believes some of them were waging a genocidal war on the eastern front. after the war the germans claimed it was fighting a clean war and it was it was the units behind the army and it was the us it would be unpleasant stuff. that was not true many were infected by the race corporate. tools that you and the german army i participate trough to keep the filthy truth against the russians. or. the justification was we were fighting a brutal war of survival. but war with darker than any other war in the twentieth century indeed possibly in human history. on the seventieth anniversary the more of that coming up a little bit later just like you know also coming up this hour in about twenty five minutes there's a wednesday night the twenty second of june we've got the latest sport as well just take a look at our web site are. more if you want to update yourself on on our top story that awful plane crash in korea we've got eyewitnesses there that we're talking to it r t dot com and a chance to have your say as well to pass on your condole

nigel ashley jones here with us for six months as well and he's helped a lot you know he's he's taking us through some paces better in general when you zealand and anyone we've we've made it a few steps off war and now i think we're ready to take more steps if he loses impeccable that should be after he played college rugby in ireland and you'll get a chance to practice it very soon rush applied to play in the churchill camp in england later this week where they'll play matches against italy in canada and it will be excellent practice for us it's one of really trying to do well in this to build confidence but also an opportunity for me to look at some other players and i think we know the core of eighteen twenty players border a group think we can all guess or from russian rugby but there's another ten that they really need to see maybe maybe it's not the familiar faces maybe this new faces evil is expected of the russians when the world cup finally gets underway of this group of talented but rule players will be looking to turn a few heads come september but in the next hundred days o

claims that they a baby the rules of engagement dr jones believe some of the. genocidal war on the eastern front. there was a german and i'm not claiming that it was fighting a clean war and it was it was the units behind the army and it was the us that we're doing today on pleasant stuff but that was not true many were infected by the race corporate counter to the songs towards the jews and the german army eyes the participates atrocities the full security council troops against the russians the population was certainly knew they were going on the justification was we were fighting a brutal war of survival. but war with darker than any other war in the twentieth century indeed possibly in human history. you can watch that full interview at half past the hour we're going to take a very short break and katrina will be here with the best. and i welcome to aunty's business bulletin money has been steadily flowing out of russia for the last nine months due to risk aversion among global investors and the state backed investment fund as part of the effort to reverse

ball cut gets underway in new zealand as russia meet with tb in the competition and coach kingsley jones knows he's got plenty of work ahead of him. to muster a challenge you know always like challenges in my life. i like mean source it was the end of dog if you like and i'm sure we are in the dogs of course but. there's a massive potential here and i think there is ninety nine days away. there's room for improvement a lot of improvement in every department in one thousand nine hundred s. some of the teams are going to want to prove too much more so we're going to train catch up groaned jones was coach going to sail while he played for the last national team has gone back to his roots to bring in some of the best coaches around to try and make the russians competitive when they play their first match of the tournament begins for usa on september the fifteenth today was basically to get a profile apiece player to see what his strengths and weaknesses were made his strength. speed and in doing so now over the next hundred days we can focus on certain individuals who need to make improvemen

the teams in our group will cut or improve too much more so we're going to train catch up grow and jones was coaching like to sail while he played for the welsh national team has gone back to his roots to bring in some of the best pickings coaches around to try and make the russians competitive when they play their first match of the tournament against the usa on september the fifteenth today was basically to get a profile obese player to see what his strengths and weaknesses were you may have strength already for speed and influence so now over the next hundred days we can focus on certain individuals who can make improvements you know an overall profile of the squad put certainly knows how to get players pete's he's world will be irish rugby team but he's also training a number of athletes ahead of next year's london olympics british it has been name of the game at the moment for russia's players of the forwards and banks having to enjoy numerous exercises one of russia's features players especially our team if it's been training with a lot of times and seen some english premiership lo

dan jones did his part. for his ride from san francisco to los angeles, jones raised more than $18,000 by asking people on the internet to send him just one dollar each. he says it is a huge responsibility. >> i will ride no matter what. if i have to drag myself into l.a., i will be there because of all the support i've gotten. >> as their journeys begin, these riders know they face a grueling week long 600-mile test of endurance, but it's that common struggle that brings everyone closer together. >> these people are awesome. it's like the world should be but it's not. so you come back every year just to experience it. >> it's fantastic. there's nothing like it. immediately after i finished last year, i called my sister and said you have to do this next year. >> we're doing life cycle ten because we're tired of seeing people become infected with hiv. we just can't let that happen anymore. >> dan jones says it's changed him as well. >> people donating and caring so much, i never knew. >> reporter: aids is 30

anthony's, ymca, rescue mission, hospitality house, 118 jones, a private residence, tenderloin housing clinic, a nightclub, and a grocery. we also have three residents on the board who are residents of the tenderloin. we structure our organization with committees. we have the executive /organization committee that provides oversight of all staff and contracts. they provide basic overview. -- a basic overview of the organization. the public rights of way committee provides oversight of our service contract with san francisco clean city. they provide all of the cleaning services for the district. this committee also works on the safety and training projects. -- and greening projects. and we work on promoting the identity of the neighborhood and the organization. the way our budget is structured, we received assessments from 605 properties. it is actually more property than that now, but the fiscal years we are reporting on, this is the number of properties that were assessed. our annual budget is around $1 million. we received that revenue in two installments. the property owners are bui

that's when we were on the ground. >> at that moment, a photographer captured this image as scott jonesed his frightened girlfriend with a kiss. the photo ricocheted around the internet. as the image went viral, half a world away, hahn no jones thought she recognized the man. >> i went over to scott's facebook page. all his friends were saying do you know you're on the news? you're famous. i was like, oh my gosh, it is my brother. >> on twitter, users speculated about the story behind the image. staged or real tweeted one person. are they kissing or struggling, tweeted another. now the couple of six months wants to set the record straight. >> i didn't impose that way. i think people will be able to say that it's a moment that happened to be on camera and it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> a kiss that wasn't just a kiss. elaine, cbs news, new york. >>> all right, looks real to me. coming up, giants and a's again. also a hockey player/rapper. gets embarrassing. and catch them if you can. rory may have blown up at the masters. you won't believe he has t

cooperative issue, i think seth jones or name?s, what's his tellis. he addresses the. in 2001, when we pressured the pakistani is to help us participate in the war on terror, we did not insist they drop ties with the taliban of that time. we were focused on al qaeda. isi said fine, we will cooperate

and the eye of a law is on members to hand over the charged now earlier spoke with radio host alex jones and i asked him why he thinks the us signed on but then did not ratify the treaty and is not part of the i.c.c. . because certain elements of the united states and of course i'm amongst them realize the i.c.c. is basically a global government court of the larger private central banks that are dominating our society and the i.c.c.c. or the i.c.c. saying that they want to try could offer crimes against humanity that would be like having hitler over the nuremberg trials of nazis you've got european nations in serbia and now in libya bombing and killing civilians that's not that they did shooting up fishing boats that you have them now admittedly trying to assassinate could offer you could sell that international war crime the i.c.c. has said nothing about the war crimes in iraq and that eight and a half plus year war in afghanistan the admitted massacre so this is really a joke in the way the i.c.c. carries out try. as a joke just like the world criminal court was well the logic and agai

in the youngest winner since bobby jones in one thousand nine hundred twenty three michael roy had led from the very first round and was eight shots clear at the beginning of the final day and he started it with a birdie and never looks like crumbling under the pressure of topping the leaderboard as he famously did on the final day of the masters two months ago. and to prove the point he almost hold to this tee shot on the tenth the ball rolling back to within inches of the cup and from that point no one got close australia's jason day finished second producing a lovely bunker shot on the eighteenth to save par as he carded a sixty eight. but it was mcelroy who took the plaudits and the records sinking this spot for a final round of sixty nine to finish on sixteen on the par overall that smashed the previous low school at u.s. open by four shots and also ensured the trophy goes back to northern ireland after graeme mcdowell success last year. you know it'll probably take a little bit of time to sink in. but just to sit here you know not have just won the trophy. you follow in the foots

jones was on that boat too. >> it happens to everybody, most people. >> you guess?> when you push it. we'll try a couple things differently next time. and hopefully we'll get it right. >> all of the crew members except for one will be back on the water tomorrow morning. reporting live in san francisco cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> cool, calm and collected. thank you very much. >>> an arrest, but still no motive in the murder of a woman whose body was stuffed in a garbage bag and dullped in a sunnyvale neighborhood. sunnyvale police arrested this man friday night. he knew maria, but what they don't know is why he killed her. >> reporter: santiago's being held here at the santa clara county main jail on a homicide charge. this arrest happening almost a week after maria's body was found in that garbage bag. >> it's sad. >> reporter: it's been a tough week. his neighbor was found dead in a large garbage bag in front of a sunnyvale home. monday afternoon he found out police had made an arrest in the case. >> i feel sorry for her, because she was -- like i told you b

jones stopped for gas, someone stole his marijuana. jones confronted the person and was shot and killed. no arrests have been made. today's vigil is at 4:00 at abe's gas station where jones was shot. >> later today experts in the field of alzheimer's research will be at stanford tufrt share their latest work on that disease. marian marianne favro is live. >> reporter: the number living with alzheimer's disease is expected to double. we're talking 1.1 million people. today there are going to get together, scientists from around the world, to talk about a cure. new research out today shows that cinnamon has the potential to prevent the degenerative brain disorder. a team looked at cinnamon extract, they added it to the drinking water of mice with an aggressive form of alzheimer's disease. after four month, the researchers found the cinnamon had slowed the development of the disease significantly. every year dozens of studies like this come out and researchers only have so many dollars to work with so they have to collectively decide whic

>> $13 million. [ cheers and applause >> dhani jones did his part. for his ride from san francisco to los angeles jones raised more than $18,000 by asking people on the internet to send him just one dollar each. he says it is a huge responsibility. >> i will ride no matter what. if i have to drag myself into l.a. i will be there because of all the support i have gotten. >> reporter: as their journeys begin the riders know they face a grueling week long 600-mile test of endurance but it is that common struggle that brings everyone closer together. >> this is awesome. it is like the world should be but it is not so you come back every year just to experience it. >> it is fantastic. nothing like it. >> immediately after i finished last year i called my sister and i said you have to do this next year. >> we are just tired of seeing people getting hiv. dhani jones says this experience has raisedded his awareness as well. >> it gives me a whole new view on humanity. people donating and caring so much. i never knew. >> reporter: aids is 30 years old but muc

aaron jones. >> can you -- thank you, thank you.san francisco. please funeral -- tune in to 102.9 and join in our 30th year anniversary. right now i want to introduce the kblx steppers. ♪ [ringing bells] ♪ woooo ♪ oooooo ♪ ♪ i'd love to express it ♪ >> aaron jones, ladies and gentlemen, kblx. the quiet storm quiet no more. thanks, et great job. excellent job, part-timers. let's hear it for them. that was i guess the amateur portion if you can call it that because everybody rehearsed so hard the let's hear it for everybody. shanell wang, aaron and scotty. now time to move on to the professional category. the muni experts. the professionals have up to 30 seconds for a warmup and up to two minutes to ring the bill -- bell. now it the time to bring up the heavy artillery. selected by a panel of judges in two preliminary rounds, these six men who have been selected to ring in random order are your troneds -- contenders for the title of 47th annual cable car bell ringing champion. are you ready to rumble? all right. our first contestant,

train jones scored his first international goal to stand in the second half. then jamaica had to jermaine taylor sent off for a foul on jones with half an hour left and it looked like the referee was gone as well or so they found lucky. now meanwhile kim dempsey made the most of the extra man sealing the win for the usa ten minutes from the end victory set of a semifinal with panama we've beaten them two one in the group stages. now russia is hosting the football world cup in twenty eighteen but fans in the capital won't have to wait seven years to see the famous trophy as it's now on display in a museum in central moscow the legendary trophy is currently finds by security at the artist's central has exhibition center it's here as part of a cross cultural exchange program between russia and spain while the reigning world champions after winning a trophy for the first time in south africa last year so far not many fans have turned up to see it however those that have russian chance of racing world football's biggest prize at the home championship in twenty eigh

9pm >> developing news, five people shot and two of them seriously injured happening near jones and market street in san francisco and the suspect is still at large. we are live at the scene of the shooting. >> at least one of the two suspects is still at large, that is what police are saying, you can see behind me the crime scene investigators are combing the area for evidence. we are standing at the corner of market in jones, that area is shut down right now but this is still a very active crime scene. the shooting happened on the busy market street around 6:30 p.m.. >> seven shots, loud popping cracks, pandemonium, everyone running everywhere. >> there were a lot of people around, witnesses say innocent bystanders for screaming and running away from the scene, witness to the picture of this man shot and left leg he appeared to be an innocent bystander, at least one other victim ran into this metro pc as for help, there is a pool blood inside the store. >> we have for possibly five victims, it is gang- related, one gun in custody and one possible suspect being detained. this is an ongoin

i thought you can see the full interview with dr michael jones in twenty minutes time here now to. go back to our top story now the death toll following a plane crash in russia's republic of korea has risen to forty five after a ten year old survivor died in a hospital doctors say they were unable to save him that his injuries were too severe so even the people remain in hospital fighting for their lives. is that the site of the disaster. area terrible time for the relatives. that's right kerry as you mentioned earlier the death toll there has risen the ten year old boy who was in the hospital here there's a boy it's come to his injuries and he died in the hospital that there were initially three. we were left at local hospitals because they were too fragile to the critic condition too critical for them to be flown to moscow while the other five had been flown as for the families of the victims as well as the survivors of some of them will be making their way to the site to the hospitals and the morgue today and there's a bit of a delay it's been it happened on monday it's because

back seventy years since germany's invasion of the soviet union leading british historian dr michael jones tells r t it was the great patrick ism of the soviet people that helped win the war. i believe there was just the science or the technical side germany could very well have won it either a nine hundred forty one or nine hundred forty two but it was love of the model and it was this extraordinary determination to carry on fighting that the germans underestimated it was a. profound patcher to them that the red army recovered from the initial crisis realized it was a battle for survival and what was at stake was not just the communist system but russia as a country and the soviet union was in the boardroom and it really did become a lot it will the germans they were carried away by their own success their previous successes blitzkrieg lightning war and they believe that if they hammered the route on the front here it would all be. that they underestimated the red army and they underestimated the soviet union. and you can see the full interview with dr michael johns in twenty minutes. wel

claims that they obeyed the rules of engagement dr jones believes some of them were waging a genocidal war on the eastern front. after the war the german claimed it was fighting a clean war and it was it was the units behind the army and it was the us that were doing pleasant stuff. that was not true many were infected by the race proper conduct swells towards the jews and the german army ive the participates in the atrocities the false teachers against the russian civilian population for me knew they were going on the justification was we were fighting a brutal war of survival. but war with darker than any other war in the twentieth century indeed possibly in human history. you can watch that full interview in just over an hour's time here in archie up next between us here with the business update. hello and welcome to aussies business bulletin russia is both a major buy and sell at this year's paris and it's become one of the top largest national participants have already they have already been made to deals for sukhoi superjet with orders from indonesia and italy while aeroflot has

as the image went viral, half a world away in australia, hannah jones thought she recognized the man. >> went to scott's facebook page and all the friend were commenting, "do you know you're on the news? you're famous." i said oh, my god, it's my brother. >> reporter: but on twitters users speculated on the story behind the image. "staged or real," tweeted one person. "are they cizzing or struggling" tweeted another. now the couple of six months wants to set the record straight. >> i didn't pose that way so i think people will be able to see it's just a moment that happened to be on camera and that it's not-- it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> reporter: a kiss that wasn't just a kiss. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us this saturday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the "saggy pants" inci >>> the united a

teams in the rugby world cup want to prove too much more so we're going to train coach up groaned jones or like to say i want to play for the last national team has gone back to his roots to bring in some book to stick his coaches around to try and make the russians competitive when they play their first match of the tournament. it gives you a sale on september fifteenth today was basically to get a profile of beans player to see what his strengths and weaknesses were you measure strength forty for speed. so now over the next hundred days we can focus on certain individuals who can make improvements but we know of an overall profile of the squad but certainly knows how to get players pete's he's worked with the irish rugby team but he's also training a number of athletes ahead of next year's london olympics. petition is the name of the game at the moment for russia's players as lords and banks having to endure numerous exercises one of russia's biggest players i see your team here has been training with a lot of times and seen some english premiership luigne the effort will be worth it

it happened at market and jones street near u.n. plaza. police arrested an 18-year-old and a 16-year-old in what is believed to be a gang-related shooting with no connection to the pride celebrations going on in the area. >>> more than 500 volunteers will hit the streets of santa clara county at down to count the -- at dawn to count the number of homeless people. they're creating a rental registry. the city of san jose and several homeless advocate groups started the campaign to get 1,000 chronically homeless people into shelters. there are 7,000 homeless people in santa clara county. >> the justice department is investigating the nation's largest home improvement retailer. why home depot is accuse it of violating the law. >> and talks to avert a crisis over the nation's debt will never a new phase tomorrow. a look ahead next. >> leigh: a beautiful day across the bay area. check out the visibility over the bay, and of course san francisco there. we get one more really nice day, and then you know what? showers return to the bay area. we'll

five consecutive losing weeks for the dow jones.ck bands, you to is in the bay area last night. here was the scene at the oakland >> many hollywood stars are giving up traditional rites of passage. dakotas' planning, 17, graduated from high school, she joined classmates for the ceremony. she was a cheerleader at the north hollywood school that she intended and voted homecoming queen. robber ja rule is expected to turn himself over to a new york prison after pleading guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon. police found a loaded semi- automatic firearm with the serial number scratched off hidden in the backseat of is a luxury car. he will serve a two- year sentence. during that time his new cd comes out. 60 6:00 a.m., we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. a live look outside on van ness ave. the clouds will clear and we will work our way to the 80's over the next few days. >> prosecutors will have to decide whether or not to charge the shooters and east palo also incandesce with murder and whether or not to ch