him was a joseph. so there's lots of josephs in the family. well, there you are. >> joseph's return to his original gender is extremely rare. the research on the topic is scarce. a 2003 study did reveal that 6% of male to female transgender people experienced occasional regret. but no one in the study returned to live as a man. >> you know, it's quite an understatement to say what i've been through is out of the ordinary. and the life that i live now, for the rest of my life, is quite out of the ordinary. how many guys do you know that have anatomy that looks and functions like a female? >> but joseph is not alone. there are other transgender men and women who have had this serious change of heart. that said, that doesn't mean joseph regrets the decision he made more than 20 years ago to become a woman. >> regret? regret's a big word to me. that i try to work around and sidestep. i would like to think this, as a person who's gone through a revolution. you know, they've evolved. inside as a person, i've

joseph kony is just one.week we have a pronouncement from the international criminal court in the hague on a suspected war criminal from congo. so the story and the situation is extremely complicated. and sadly the video has given us a rather simplistic view. if we could harness the following that has been churned up, this 70 million odd viewers to support people like evelyn then we would see a fantastic thing happen. >> and evelyn is so selfless she is saying it should be put on the children and not talking about herself here. she said why make joseph kony famous? she would like him to be caught or killed or whatever it is, him to be stopped. but she said it should be about the children, the victims of the lra first. do you have that same criticism of the film? >> she's absolutely right. if ever there was a war against children, though, this is it. and this was it. the lra is a shadow of its former self there are about 300 fighters now in the region with their dependents and so on. but is it -- the good thin

not the face of joseph kony because joseph kony, he is the one who abducted those young kids. like it would be better to show the faces of the children. it's better than joseph kony himself. >> mm-hmm. evelyn, the kony 2012 filmmakers say we should support the army to get kony and military strategy, right? you were there. do you believe that this is the best way to apprehend or kill him? i understand that you say we should be showing the children, but do you think this is the best strategy to apprehend him? >> i think there's no other way we can find a solution to figure that one out, trying to catch joseph kony. i have a very strong opinion about this. and i do not agree with this one because joseph kony is not in there in the bush right now by himself. he has 1,000 young kids surrounding him. and in order to do that, we need to look at a way to put a plan, a structure, to protect those kids if they want to catch joseph kony. >> as a survivor of joseph kony, and i'm not sure if you've spoken to any other survivors since this film has been out, what sort of memories and what s

enter joseph gallo, brother to wine enepreneurs ernest and julio. joseph broke away from the family wine business in the eighties and took a handwritten recipe for making cheese and followed his dreams all the way to merced county. he remained farming there until he passed away in 2007. but now his son michael and grandson peter are working to advance joseph's dream of sustainable farming and thus continue the gallo legacy in agriculture. >> i get to learn a lot on the farm, and my dad has a wealth of knowledge. he learned a lot from his dad. so, you know, we've been a family farm since 1946, so there's a lot of history there, and every day is a new adventure, and there's always a lot to learn. >> just like the family's wine business, which is the largest family-owned winery in the world, nothing is done small around here either. with more than $3 billion in cheese sales annually, joseph farms is one of california's largest cheese-making operations, making everything from mozzarella to pepper jack to sharp cheddar. they see the process of cheese-mak

not the face of joseph kony because joseph kony, he is the one who abducted those young kids.e it would be better to show the faces of the children. it's better than joseph kony himself. >> mm-hmm. evelyn, the kony 2012 nimr mafis say we should support the army to get kony and military strategy, right? you were there. do you believe that this is the best way to apprehend or kill him? i understand that you say we should be showing the children, but do you think this is the best strategy to apprehend him? >> i think there's no other way we can find a solution to figure that one out, trying to catch joseph kony. i have a very strong opinion about this. and i do not agree with this one because joseph kony is not in there in the bush right now by himself. he has 1,000 young kids surrounding him. and in order to do that, we need to look at a way to put a plan, a structure, to protect those kids if they want to catch joseph kony. >> as a survivor of joseph kony, and i'm not sure if you've spoken to any other survivors since this film has been out, what sort of memories and what sort

go get joseph kony. on the other hand, sometimes you get piece deals in these--peace deals in these areas if you say we're not going to put this guy away. maybe that's the better way to go to get peace. >> what is interesting about that, there was a peace deal being i guess formulated by the ugandan military and also the lra. and what happened was back in 2007 joseph kony said i will sign the peace deals but i need the international criminal courts do drop all charges against me. the court did not drop the charge. they said no, we need to bring you to justice. as a result joseph kony did not sign the peace deal. this film does not portray this as expect of it. should they have allowed ugandan government and the lra fix matters themselves? that's a great question. >> we don't know if they would have had a peace deal there but if it turns out that they would have that's a really tough question to answer. i might have taken peace rather than justice in that case. that's a tough thing to say because i'm obse

it's hard to be on the internet and not hear about joseph kony.ions of people do know the name thanks to a video posted on youtube this week. as miguel march kez reports, that was the plan. >> reporter: it is a 30-minute video. it's hope to change the world. >> in order for it to work, you have to pay attention. >> reporter: wihat they want yo to pay attention to is joseph kony. he leads a group and his goal is to overthrow the uganda government. in his campaign, he's kidnapped more than 65,000 boys and girls, kids forcing them to maim fellow villagers and sometimes kill their own families. kony says he's doing it all in the name of god, but the children's stories paint a picture of hell on earth. cnn has covered it since the beginning. >> translator: we were forced to bite him with our bare teeth as he screamed in pain. we continued biting him until he was dead. >> reporter: russell and his charity invisible children are on a mission because of a promise he made to a boy in 2003. jacob was kidnapped by the lord's resistance army. his brother kill

i spoke with a woman who is a survivor of joseph kony. jason and ben, i want you to stick around because i want you to address the criticisms coming up next after the break. i look at her, and i just want to give her everything. yeah, you -- you know, everything can cost upwards of...[ whistles ] i did not want to think about that. relax, relax, relax. look at me, look at me. three words, dad -- e-trade financial consultants. so i can just go talk to 'em? just walk right in and talk to 'em. dude, those guys are pros. they'll hook you up with a solid plan. they'll -- wa-- wa-- wait a minute. bobby? bobby! what are you doing, man? i'm speed dating! for your family at e-trade. >>> here is the new information, the exclusive that i just said. either ben or jason, to address the criticism you are doing something. what are you doing? >> we are just going to release a ten minute video that clicks through some of the questions where we say here are the answers and figures. there is nothing to hide. visible children has been transparent since 2004.

yesterday i spoke with a woman who is a survivor of joseph kony.d there are some of the images right there. so of course kony 2012 has its share of critz icks, including a young woman on our show just yesterday, a survivor of joseph kony and his arm dwri. jason and ben, i want you to stick around and address the criticisms. that will be next. we'll be right back after the break. montgomery and abigail higgins had... ...a tree that bore the most rare and magical fruit. which provided for their every financial need. and then, in one blinding blink of an eye, their tree had given its last. but with their raymond james financial advisor, they had prepared for even the unthinkable. and they danced. see what a raymond james advisor can do for you. >>> so here is the new information, the exclusive that i just said. so either ben or jason you can take it. to address that criticism, you're doing something you hope to have by midnight tonight but you're saying tomorrow. what are you doing? >> yeah. we're just going to release a ten-minute video that kind of

it's the 50 million viewer question at this point, where is joseph kony?s a remote part of africa, one of the least developed countries in africa. actually, i've traveled with mia farrow through central african republic some years ago. there is a sense, yes, there are some inaccuracies to this video, "kony 2012" campaign. he has left uganda and isn't causing any trouble there and hasn't since 2006, brooke. is there some confusion by some people who might be looking at this for the first time. the lra were pushed out by the uganda military and pushed across the border by the sudan and democratic republic of congo. we can't get mired too much in the detail. the fact is joseph kony and the lra have wreaked havoc more than 20 years in this region and many people, millions now, it seems want him to be brought to justice. >> i do want to ask you about this detail. this documentary suggests kony has an army of children numbering in the tens of thousands. tern tens of thousands. is that the case? >> no. he doesn't have an army of tens of thousands. as a human righ

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joseph kony did not cause this. the man who caused this is the president of northern sudan brash irand brash iris the same one that supported joseph kony in his acts in the past and he hassa also said that he supported joseph kony. joseph kony has made claims that he had support from the president of northern sudan, so let's take all of the eyes that are concentrating on kony and let's make it president brashir/kony. >> you know, sam, do you know what's interesting -- >> i think they both need to be brought to justice. >> here's what's interesting. a lot of this criticism about this documentary centers around that it's simplifying a very complex problem and you are making that clear right now. so it's raising a lot of money. people that don't even understand the issue are saying, hey, check it out. link on to this. watch this, and then they're just giving money. what do you want to see on a deeper level, what do you want to see happen because you're living this. you're going to be on a plane within 48 hours headed b

it's 2:00 in the morning and joseph scarpino, the man in the striped shirt, is about to have a really enters and abruptly cuts in line. >> when ms. simms entered the pizzeria she went to the front. >> joseph gets a call from his wife waiting in the car outside. >> my wife was asking how much longer? i said just a little bit longer. she goes, who just jumped in front of the line? i said the lady who just walked in wearing camouflage pants. >> ms. simms is in an extremely nasty mood. when she hears joseph's comment, she decides to make a scene, a very big scene. >> what are you saying? say what you're saying [ bleep ]. >> she immediately got enraged and got in the victim's face and using foul language and hitting him, poking at him and just screaming like a lunatic at him. >> joseph tries to ignore him. >> come here and tell this [ bleep ] -- >> then the manager gets involved. >> she was loud and swearing and out of control when the person working at the pizza shop just started saying get out of here. >> hey, you need to go! >> you need to leave. get out of my, you know, out of my resta

invisible children twenty twelve is a film and a campaign by invisible children that aids to make joseph koni famous not to celebrate him but to raise support for his arrest and set precedent for international justice now most people agree that joseph kony is a very bad man but the film advocates for more u.s. involvement and direct military action president obama has already sent in one hundred combat troops to try to help get rid of joseph county which is in no uncertain terms the u.s. government using resources to take down and possibly kill a man in another country and we want to talk about some the implications of the release of this video and do some reading between the lines with work or sports work on it he's harmless now hey there keith let's talk about this seventy million viewers and counting at coney twenty israel is already the fastest growing social media video campaign we've ever seen your thoughts on us this is absolute rubbish going to be not only is it full of lies it's simplistic and it's directly in the american public to support further. military action in africa whe

esther and joseph corresponded for five years. and like another more famous couple, john and abigail adams, their letters were filled with writings about political events going on at the time. both of them were obsessed with politics. both of them couldn't wait to learn more about what would happen. and, of course, they had both a personal and a political interest in what was going on since the fate of their relationship to some extent depended on the fate of the colonies. finally, in 1770, joseph reed, having become a successful lawyer in philadelphia, returned to england, married his love, and took her back along with her widowed mother to settle in what was still part of the american colonies. the couple subsequently had four children. now, the political situation into which reed entered as a young wife was one in which the controversy with britain was already in full swing. and in this controversy, male political leaders had already discovered that they had a weapon, a secret weapon, that would be mobilized in their battles wi

where is joseph kony?entral african republic, which is a remote part of africa, one of the least developed countries in africa. actually, i've traveled with mia farrow through central african republic years ago. there is a sense that, yes, there are some inaccuracies to this video, to this kony 2012 campaign. he's no longer in uganda. in fact, he has left uganda and isn't cause anything trouble there and hasn't caused any trouble since 2006, so there is some confusion by some people who might be looking at this for the first time. the nra was pushed out by the military. they moved across the border into southern sudan, the central south republic and the democratic republic of conga. the fact is that joseph kony and the nra have wreaked havoc for many years now, and many want to see him brought to justice. >> we're going to have more on this later, including the words of the makers of kony 2012, the video which has gone absolutely viral this week. >>> this man, ben stein, says this week's jobs report has go

eighty and ninety eight that by israel britain and the united states tony came from a woman named joseph the kalina and i mean the facts are not in the propaganda thing because it's too complicated they say it's a complicated but he american public but if you look at the history we said we created these death camps and you kinda and the death camps had two million people in them in order to justify hurting be a chile people into the death with a policy a written policy for genocide against your chile people who seventy had to have somebody who uses the bogeyman the claim that he was protecting the people from him that was joseph conan but as part of this film as far as this this as you say propaganda film this film put out and that is now the jihad by millions by the group invisible children. were actually the problem with it i mean everyone that comes out with a film or a documentary has an agenda they leave out facts and put emphasis on other facts to get their message across why is it dangerous that this has been seen by so many people will people who see it couldn't even ten point yo

not just a few children it's been over 30,000 of them. >> reporter: the video details atrocities by joseph kony and the lord's resistance army in u gained a. the goal is to keep the video on and keep pressure on the u.s. officials to speed kony's capture. >> these are some of the most vicious killers, they terrorize villages, take children into custody and turn them into child soldiers. >> reporter: speaks to abc news, president obama noted the video's popularity in october. he support 100trops to advice uganda on capturing joseph kony. >> for 26 years, kony has been kidnapping children into his rebel groups, the lra. >> reporter: on april 20ing, the filmmakers are launching a worldwide effort to post yard signs and pictures of joseph kony and making the unknown ugandan strong man famous for being infamous. >> and to give you an idea how quickly it's spreading, a kony 2012 washington d.c. group was built on tuesday and tonight, that group has 3326 members, brian, and counting. >>> and in developing news from calvert county, maryland, new details about a new born baby found dead in the trun

private tim joseph signed up for the army fresh out of high school. that was back in 1968 at the height of the vietnam war. he said it was the right thing to do. when the army offered him a chance to volunteer at a base near his home many pittsburgh, he took it. what he didn't realize was he was becoming a hunl test subject in a top secret program that was testing chemical weapons. the decision he made changed his life forever. when 1-year-old private tim josephs heard about the chance to volunteer at the base in maryland, he jumped at it. >> it was like a plum assignment. the idea was they would test new army field jackets, clothing, weapons, things of that nature, but no mention of any drugs or chemicals. when i went there, it did not look like a military base, more like a hospital. >> describe it. what was it that you saw? >> everyone is in lab coats, some military doctors and some were civilian doctors. you were well aware you were a private and they were a captain and up. i expressed my concern right from the beginning. they took me aside and sai

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until this week, few americans had heard of joseph kony, or the atrocities he is said to have committed in central africa. but watch what happened when a charity posted a video on the internet to raise awareness about kony and his alleged crimes. on monday, the video had been viewed 66,000 times. the next day, 9,632,000 views, and today, 50 million, and counting. in less than a week, it's become the most viral video ever, and we asked ben tracy to look into who's behind it. >> the night i first met jacob, he told me what he and other children in northern uganda were living through. >> reporter: the online film shows a ugandan boy's fight for survival. >> my brother tried to escape. then they killed him using a panga. they cut his neck. >> reporter: the 30-minute story is designed to raise awareness of the alleged war crimes of joseph kony, the rebel leader of the lord's resistance army or lra, in uganda. he is accused of kidnapping as many as 30,000 children in the past 26 years. >> turning the girl girl into sx slaves, and the boys into child soldiers. and he forces them to kill their

. >>> a video about the alleged crimes of african warlord joseph kony has become the most viral videoeen seen on you-tube more than 46 million times helped by tweets from celebrities. ben tracy takes a closer look at the fast rise of the video and the charity behind it. >> the night i met jacob, he told me what he and other children in northern uganda were living there. >> the online film shows a boy's fight for survival. >> my brother tried to escape. then they killed him. they cut his neck. >> the 30-minute story is designed to raise awareness of the war crimes of joseph kony, the leader of the resistance army or lra in uganda. he's accused of kidnapping 30,000 children in the past 26 years. >> turning the girls into sex slaves and the boys into child soldiers. and forces them to kill their own parents. >> a san diego-based charity called invisible children produced a video. it went online monday. the website asked viewers to message 20 celebrities to get them to spread the word about the film. oprah winfrey, ellen degeneres and ryan seacrest mentioned it to their followers on twitt

forces are on the ground right now going after joseph kony.eburger said that, along with the intentions of americans, will make a difference. >> now having civilized world children be so upset about it will have a very big impact and justice will be done. >> the technology that has brought our planet together is allowing us to respond to the problem of our friends. >> reporter: it's trying to make joseph kony famous because people have to know him to know what he's done. they have posters of kony on april 20th. mary bubala, wjz eyewitness news. >> some people in uganda are criticizing the video for oversimplifying africa's longest running conflict. >>> the japanese tsunami and earthquake. many areas are tsunami risk areas, meaning no new construction. they'll be across tokyo, nearly 20,000 people died in that disaster. >>> an unbelievable story of survival. a missing hiker found in new mexico along with the pet who never left her. margaret page went missing nearly a month ago in the forest. they found her along with her pet cat. she drank wate

joseph osmond, he stuck up a convenience store, shot the clerk three times on the way with in the door and twice more before fleeing the scene. not a crime of passion. after arguing with his wife, anthony mccrae, that man, got a gun, returned, and shot her in the back. not exactly heat of the moment either. neither is this. david gatland stocked his estranged wife weeks before striking. he shot and killed her while she held her baby in her arms and badly wounded her friend, randy walker. he's going to join us shortly. now he fears that gatlin may try to finish the job. tonight, tammy ellis-gatlin's mom and sister are too shaken by the court ruling to talk about it. i talked to them when this story first gained national attention. >> he got life plus 30 years, you know? and he served 18 of them. you know, my sister lived 20 years. it's ridiculous. you know? it almost makes you -- i mean, haley barbour, obviously, did not even open case to look at the detective work and the things that were said and, i mean, he actually told somebody before he came to do this, that he was coming to kill

m gett wondering, where is the link between them getting money and stopping joseph kony, who has been fighting for 25... for 26 years? >> reporter: invisible children has been criticized for what it spends on media productions and marketing instead of direct aid ll africa. last year, the charity took in t to pmillion. they spent $8.9 million; just $3.3 million went to programs in central africa. zach barrows works for invisible ll of en. >> all of the money that's raised doesn't go to the ground in the conflict region, because if it did, we wouldn't be able to create these films, and we wouldn't be able to spread the werd like we are. >> reporter: and by so smartly r: and bcial media, they have been able to spread the word better than anyone ever has online. on wednesday, scott, the central african warlord was trending angher on twitter than or apprback peyton manning leaving the colts or apple ds.eiling its new ipad. >> pelley: and more viewers than the academy awards. ben, thanks very much. how super-pac ads are changing the presidential campaign; a special honor for women of courag

his son, joseph, was more discriminating. of some 500 paintings originly in the widener collection, joseph reduced the number to 100. as at fenway court, lynnewood hall had a raphael room whose focus was the small cowper madonna. the years following the acquisition of the madonna saw the group of raphael collectors widen. sir joseph duveen, the flamboyant dealer, provided these collectors with many of the raphaels that are now in america. in 1924 clarence mackay bought a small predella panel, "agony in the garden." in 1928 jules bache acquired the portrait of giuliano de medici. a broker himself, bache would have identified with that great family of renaissance bankers. other collectors bought works which were by or believed to be by raphael, including the portrait of a young man, now in the hyde collection at glens falls, new york. but by any count, the most successful of all these american collectors of raphael was andrew mellon. a leading force in banking and industry, mellon went on to become secretary of the treasury and

joseph mchenry told friends he was headed out to pacifica tople ka overnight and do rock climbing.that was eight days ago. police found the former marine's car and some of his belongings but still have no clue as to where he is. >> reporter: detectives found joseph mchenry's car parked in this neighborhood near the sharp park golf course in pacifica. >> this is crazy. >> reporter: they served in the marine corps together in iraq and lived as roommates in san francisco for about a year. >> i don't know, i'm just deeply concerned. he's a great guy. he loves to go camping and things like that. i know for sure he loves to -- all that outdoor stuff. i just don't know what could have happened to him. >> reporter: investigators say mchenry told someone he was going rock climbing and camping overnight at a secluded beach in pacifica. >> i assume joseph's experienced with camping and all that. and figured he would know his way around the woods, too. he's been missing since the 2nd. >> reporter: police, sheriff's deputies and the u.s. coast guard searched the beach, the cliffs and the trails

joseph osment stuck up a convenience clerk, shot the clerk three times and twice more after fleeing the scene. after arguing with his wife, anthony mccray got a gun, returned, and shot her in the back. not exactly heat of the moment, either. neither is this, david gatlin stalked his estranged wife for weeks. he shot and killed her while she held her baby in her arms and badly wounded her friend, randy walker. now he fears he may try to finish the job. her mom and sister are too shaken by the court ruling to talk about it. i spoke to them when this story first gained national attention. >> he got life plus 30 years. you know, i mean, and he served 18 of them. you know, my sister lived 20 years. it's ridiculous. you know, it almost makes you -- hal haley barbour didn't open the case to look at the detective work and the things that were said. i mean, he actually told smbld before he came to do this that he was coming to kill her. you know? >> why do you think the governor did this? >> my real gut feeling is that it was a power thing with him. he did it because he could do it. and he wante

hurley say she had a rougher -- a referral say that joseph was missing school. she write so many referrals on my son, she had to write one when he was not at school. you need to address the situation and what my meeting. i do not know who ms. eberhart is. thank you. >> i am a parent of a child at school. i want to address the issues at martin luther king. i have lost my auntie and i went up to the school because one of the substitutes called me there to come talk to him. he was going through some problems about my aunt passing away. i went to the school and i -- the principal shut the gate in my face and i felt that was very rude. we need to get rid of the administrators and the vice principal because i had the board to the unified school district, i still have not heard any answers about the teacher snatching my child and the bottom line is, we need more support in martin is a king. we have great teachers there but the administrators need to go because they're making people angry. they're not doing their job. the thing is, the kids are running around outside of

sensation is a 30- minute you-tube directed by jason russell condemning the human rights abuses of joseph kony, a war lord whose ugandan rebel group is infamous for its use of child soldiers, showing social media is an incredible source whether you are uncovering an awful story or finding out what your high school flame is up to. hopefully that doesn't happen in the same search. because that would be, whatever happened to that boy joey you went to prom with. let's check in on... oh, my god! so a 30-minute video on child warriors in uganda has gone viral. how popular can this thing be? i'm sure it's not teenage girl sings song about day of the week hot. >> it's gone viral. tens of millions of views on you-tube in just a few days. >> 10 million hits a day. >> up to 26 million views. >> 39 million hits and counting. >> 50 million hits. >> more than 57 million. >> that's racked up more than 70 million views. >> jon: holy crap. that is a hell of an open. 70 million. i wouldn't be surprised if disney saw those numbers and did a quick john carter reedit. ( cheers and applause ) that's what kony