we just got a kite on this guy. so it's nice to see how it all works, comes together. >> anybody else want a piece of gum, make sure we don't disrespect them? fresh breath. fresh breath 101. what do they call me? big mo. mongo is the new one now. from "blazing saddles." mo? man, where do i start with mo? he is a good guy. when he first came here, he was able to share information with us. opening came up, he jumps on it. we brought him in. >> we know what we are doing. just going down to the lower yard and doing the usual things with the gangsters. warden wants us to pay more attention to the lower yard. we'll have them all walk over to the industries wall. we will pat them down. i want names and numbers on everybody. make sure you have something to write on. anybody that catches our attention, we will find their housing and go visit their house while they are still on the yard. that will be that. >> the majority of prison crime happens on the yards. isu's surprise searches are part of an effort to prevent violence.

. >> this was a kite, an anonymous kite. it references that almost as if they're related. now, we have to establish the authenticity of this kite because we don't know where it came from at this point. basically it says everyone has seen the news and the reason for the lockdown. speaking of the incident. it says the next chance that you get -- it specifically cites a sergeant and two officers at our facility, they're our target, indicating there's potentially going to be the next victims of an assault by an inmate. >> fueled by evidence of an imminent attack, officers launch a prison-wide shakedown of the entire southern hispanic population. our producers are allowed to follow isu as they target one of several cells. >> all right, so we know our target cell, right? 102. we got two inmates in there, lockdown inmates, southern hispanics. standard protocol when we hit the cell, tactical cell search. are we straight? okay. cool. let's roll. we're going to go through the section door, second cell door in from when we enter the unit. we'll go rushing into the door, we're going t

we're looking for kites, more or less. you know, just trying to get information on something that might be up-and-coming. these are southerners right here. and that was who assaulted staff atta tehachapi. >> if you guys want to check the mattresses and go from there. >> i'm going to go through the shoes right now, just in case they've altered them and hid weapon stock in here of some type. >> i'm just curious what parts are missing. to compare it. see how it's all connected. they're parting it out. >> you know, at the end of the day, everybody wants to go home to their families, you know. and, you know, you always look out for yourself and your partners. what hits home is not doing a thorough cell search, like we're doing right now. and if something was to take place. it would be hard to wake up knowing that was your unit and you didn't take the time to do the search. and now, you lost a fellow partner. for myself, i couldn't live with myself knowing i didn't search that house right. so, we'll keep searching until we come

. >> a kite surfer is safe this morning, thanks to the effort of alameda firefighters. that man got tangled in the lines for his kite in the bay off of shoreline drive yesterday afternoon. a fire department rescue boat and two rescue swimmers raced out to where the man was sitting on the surfboard. still trying to get unhangaled. >> he was becoming tired. we offered assistance. at first he refused our help but we convinced him it was in his best interest to allow to us tow him to shore. >> the firefighters recently relaunched the water rescue program. the department faced tremendous criticism after the firefighters remained on the shore. while a man drowned on memorial day. none of the firefighterers were certified in water rescue at the time. >>> 4:39 on tuesday morning. lisa argen is in for mike nicco with a look at the forecast. >> it doesn't seem as overcast compared to yesterday lisa. >> you're right. the marine layer has been shrinking. it's a quicker burnoff. we have cool numbers in the north bay. 51 in santa rosa. upper 50s elsewhere in the east bay. cloudy and

. >>> we'll 15,000 children in the gaza strip were told to go fly a kite. they claimed a new world record for the most flights flown simultaneously. what is interesting is they took the record from china who's population is 1500 times the population of gaza. according to the guinness book of world records the previous kite-flying record of 10465 was set in china last april. >>> we need some sports now. dennis o'donnell. it's not a surprise. a fun story. the 169th ranked player in the world is the champion at stanford. would you call it an upset? the newest giant will turn things around in cincinnati. >>> we begin our newscast i promised we would tell you a story about how people are raiding ek cycling bins. unfortunately, we will not be able to bring it to you in this newscast because of the debt ceiling agreement if you nine at 6:30 i can almost promise you, you it will be there but we can always count on dennis. >> i thought obama looked pretty good. his eyes looked like he hadn't slept for a couple of days. >>> it's been a long year since serena williams

. >>> kite surfer is safe thanks to the effort of the alameda firefighters. the man got tangled in the lines of his kite in the bay off of shoreline drive yesterday afternoon. a fire department rescue boat and two rescue swimmers raced out to where the man was swimming on the surfboard still trying to get untangled. >> he was becoming tired. we offered him assistance. and at first, he was not -- he was refusing our help. but we convinced him that it would be in his best interest to allow him to tow him to shore, which we did. >> alameda firefighters recently relaunched the water rescue program. the department faced tremendous criticism after firefighters remained on shore. while a man drowned on memorial day. none of the firefighters were certified in water rescue at that time. >> we saw a number of people on the kite surf yesterday. with the wind. what will it be like today? >> lisa argen has been watching the map. what will it be like? >> it's cooler in the north bay. numbers dropping in the mid-40s. dense fog in santa rosa. the fog, where it's dense, stops

no, it kites its way around. it can kite up to two blocks away. be aware of that, got your helmet on. types of hazard, you have above ground, ground and below ground. what's an above ground hazard? glass, wires, falling objects. some of the ground level hazards are glass. what's bad about uneven surfaces that are slippery? we already talked about that. you fall, you're going to hurt yourself. is water a bad thing to have? water seeks its own level, there's a hole, covering up the hole. you could be walking and all of a sudden down into a hole, correct? or a basement. water has weight to it, can cause damage to buildings, cause buildings to collapse. and it doesn't mix very well with electricity. below ground hazards, if you come up and you see a leak and the water is pouring out of a building, you know how to control it or try to control it? sure, you go right up to that utility shut off, turn it off. basements are bad places to be. there's usually only one way out and that's the way you went in. if that's compromised, you are in big trouble. forc

kite surfer is safely back on dry land thanks to alameda firefighters. the man was tangled in the line of his kite in the bay offshoreline drive. fire department rescue boat and rescue swimmers raced out to where the man was sitting on the surfboard trying to get untangled. >> he was becoming tired and we offered assistance. he was refusing our help at first but we convinced him it would be in the best interest to allow him to tow him to shore, which we did. >> alameda firefighters relaunched the water rescue program. the department faced tremendous criticism after firefighters remain on shore. while a man drowned on memorial day. at that time, none of the firefighters were certified in the water rescue. >>> 6:47. hard to believe looking at this picture, but not everyone is starting out the morning cloudy. >> right. the east bay valleys were clear. san jose, partly cloudy. hay, take a look at this. isn't this a beautiful shot from volmer peak. we are looking at the clouds below. you know, the fog will be bursting quicker today. so, we are looking at calm

he got into trouble kite surfing.t happened at 3:45 yesterday afternoon and the first water rescue by alameda firefighters since a man drowned on that very same beach memorial day. officials say he had his kite tied around his board. he couldn't free it up so he was stuck in the water. yesterday's rescue was the first time they used an inflatable boat since the fire chief reinstated the program following the drawn two months ago. >>> this morning san jose police are looking for more elderly victims who may have been swindled by bogus roof repair scammers. the three are a family crime group that go around the country targeting the elderly. san jose police say the three of them knock on the doors telling elderly victims they will work on their roof for $250 only to charge them seven times as much when they are done working. one of the other suspects spray paints the roof, the others go inside and steal checks, jewelry and other items. >>> thieves in redwood city are after strange item. fire officials say sprinkler parts

the world's best kite boarde res are doing amazing things in the air and water. 80,000 head bangers have descended in northern germany for the world ' s biggest and most random heavy-metal festival. what started out of his -- as a camping trip for metal heads has involved into a spectacle. >> once a year, the little village is invaded by hordes of metalheads. 75,000 come from all over the world. >> is good fun. we look forward to it every year. >> it has been going strong for 22 years now. the festival has become a huge. 123 bands are performing on seven stages. the festival is always open by a volunteer firefighter brand. >> that is how it starts. it just would not be without it. >> this year's headliners include ozzie osborn, judas priest, and motorhead. >> yeah. we are back in a minute. >> and has been exactly one year since pakistan's worst ever flood despise 20 million people. the government still has not been able to provide adequate assistance to those affected. the country is in no way able to handle a repeat of the disaster. it started when torrential rains hit the north of the

. >> summer event features rock climbing, kite flying, carnival rides, games and live entertainment fromoon until 3:00 p.m. again, did we say free? >> the weather will clear up for that. >> the sun screen, you will need it out there and if you are going to the game. enjoy it. >> all right. >> giants. >> we need it. >> don't want to lose first place. >> no. no. all right. for all of us here at abc7 news, thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a

intrigued me about the loan inventor, the genius going back to one of our founders ben franklin with the kitecovering electricity. it's in the constitution. and i believe patents and intellectual property are important. i was in no way in this piece trying to knock that. sometimes he's not a great business person but he has a great idea. shouldn't he be rewarded? we want to reward that person. that was the idea he started out with. you have to have an office that grants patents, good, valid patents particularly in the realm of software. a lot of those patents really are vague and easily used to sue people. >> some of the software engineers who received the patents as part of their company participation, look at the patents and say i guess that's what my software does. i don't even know if this patent makes sense. the guy who wrote the software. >> what's scary about it is it's not just a matter of these companies. the software companies, web companies are the biggest amount of jobs. >> correct. >> right now in the country. this is sort of where america is still incredibly. >> we have about 45

. >> alameda firefighters helped a kite surfer in distress get back to shore safely and unharmed this afternoon. the man became tangled in the lanes of his sail in the bay offshore line drive 3:45. fire department rescue boat and 2 rescue swimmers raced out to where the man was sitting on the surfboard trying to get untangled. >> he was becoming tired and we offered him assistance. at first he was not, was revving our help but we convinced him it would be in his best interest to allow to us tow him into shore which we did. >>reporter: today rescue comes after alameda firefighters relaunched their water rescue program. department faced tremendous criticism after firefighters remained on shore while a man drowned himself on memorial day. city said the firefighters stayed out of the water because none was certified in water rescue. >>> all right. on to the weather now. if you like it today you are going to like it for awhile. >> spencer here now with the forecast. pardon me. sandy is back with the forecast. >> hi there. it is going to be beautiful for the rest of this week. dan is absolu

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when you are flying but when you are skiing, the idea is to stay close to the ground and only use the kite when you need to. but of course like any pioneering extreme sport its dangerous and can be fatal. nine people have been killed since the sport was first conceived 10 years ago, a ratio of around 500:1. so while it is undeniably dangerous, it's all about managing the risk >>bon: you have to be centred and cool and always think correctly as to what happens and how you manage it and everything so yes of course it's a skiing sport, it's a flying sport, the speed can be very high in places where we go can be very steep so of course it can be dangerous but the only thing is it depends on how you do it and the main word is pleasure. >>reporter: and do you have to be a little bit crazy? >>montant: no no no, just enough just to want to do it, just want to go, just to want to practice. but if you are just crazy you cannot do it a long time >>reporter: so those backing the sport will hope that while numbers grow ever skyward, the athletes themselves keep their feet on the ground. >>reporter: tha

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we have a problem with wallabies entering poppy fields getting as high as a kite and going around in circles when they crash stone sheep also been known to get the game as well but besides stone wallabies and sheep i think there might be another culprit. thank. you. thank you. still ahead of the big picture of the polygamous trial of warren jeffs takes a strange twist inside a texas court room next i'll talk to author and writer sanjeev bhattacharya about why polygamy still exists in our society whether or not we'll see a conviction as high profile. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions through get through to being made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global missionary see where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called sackfuls when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. to the republican party's presidential candidates or mormons a new lawsuit in utah seeks to decriminalize polygamy from the woman's sacred texts some interpret as recommending multiple wives for a man to get to have it romney's great grandfath

eighteen raptor it has a stealth capability is it kite carries all of its weapons inside the body of the aircraft or so it's easy to detect the actual craft on radar it's supersonic it's called la. range protective a striking abilities very advanced comes in at twenty tons which is right in between the f. eighteen and the f. twenty two as well but if you look behind me over here you might be able to see that is the russian version of the eva that is the america we over there and in england we have the. this is the russian version of it which is ultimately just a flying floating radar station now it's just an amazing day today all the families are out here literally tens of thousands i must say lots and lots of people here dozens upon dozens of planes and it was a good time to be had by all odds he's going to be here for the next few days at least and we're going to continue continue giving you live coverage i want and i do want to say one moment i really am looking forward to hopefully later today is that there will be a reenactment of the battle for moscow where we will have ten vin

states how many more of our soldiers' lives are we willing to sacrifice for an unwinnable war bell kite is no longer in in afghanistan we have moved on to pakistan somalia yemen the u.s. has no reason to be fighting the taliban the taliban never attacked us in the united states and only attacks are soldiers because we are occupying their country so i think with the financial crisis in the united states and now this tragic death of thirty one who are of our soldiers it is time to really say if you want to say victory and pull out or whatever but it's time to get out. turning now to other stories making headlines across the globe syria's foreign minister has pledged free democratic general elections in the country by year's end this comes as activists say fresh classes and clashes in syria have left at least twenty four dead and with security forces firing on anti-government protesters the six day crackdown has now reportedly killed around two hundred people across the country international condemnation of the violence is growing in the u.s. is working on new ways to influence the situati

he had been kite surfing for a long time with a jet ski he was able to be pulled to safety and not hurtse photos were shot by chris miller. new details tonight on the san francisco race for mayor. it is official. ed lee is going to run. in november. this and some months of speculation of weather or not he would run. he is serving as current and room when mayor gavin newson was promoted to attorney- general . this includes supervisor ad... >> victims of attacks the agency is looking at a new program that makes things safer. this is a woman thrown from a platform during an attempted robbery last year. a 15 year-old confessed to the crime. muni officials say surveillance feel is important to keep people safe but this current system is old. teresa estacio reports that muni is in the process of getting a better system put into place for safety. if >>reporter: each muni bus and train is equipped with a surveillance video. however the system is over 10 years old and officials say that could lead to problems. this woman explains from the transit agency. >> this surveillance videos are computeri

. >> we found information, we received a kite saying that if yost gets three feet next to this guy, he's going to hit him. he's going to hit him. >> what's my role here? i'm an [ bleep ]. in their mind, i'm a [ bleep ]. i'm constantly agitating them. and i won't quit. >> ultimately yost may not have a choice. >> time's ticking. i'm sick from hepatitis c virus from shooting dope for so many years. the treatment that i've been on for a year and a half isn't working. i'm liver stage 2. i'm tired, can't get no expression out. all my family died, one by one. >> what is your future? >> death. what's yours? death. >>> up next on "lockup: raw, hard time." >> he's a big, powerful, scary guy. he's the kind of guy that would have been a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay, ain't like i'm in here for nothing, all right? >> one inmate pushes correctional staff to the brink. >>> nestled at the base of the rocky mountains, colorado state penitentiary was built to house the state's most violent and disruptive inmates. it gives new meaning to the words hard t

. >>> sky 7 over the rescue of a kite boarder in alameda today. can see him getting towed back to the beach. and this weather conditions were typical out there today, breezy but not out of control. patrol is investigating a crash that kill aid petaluma man, paralyzed last year in a diving accident. the 19-year-old was driving a specially equipped dodge van when it drifted off highway 10 near novato and struck a tree. and he was alone in the van, there were no skid marks at the scene. >> two bay area families mourning the loss of loved ones killed in the downing of a u.s. military helicopter. one of those killed, derek benson, born and raised in napa county. he went to pacific union prep tori school. one teacher remembers him as a person who loved life. >> he had a smile on his lips. the kind of fellow who lived life in the moment. enjoy it, today. he could have a little sense of mischief and fun. >> the 36-year-old kevin houston was also killed. living in san jose until he was nine. his dad and aunt say he dreamed of being a navy seal since in the

the obama administration's treatment of photographs of all abu ghraib kite abuse was interesting. everyone has seen the abu ghraib pictures, gruesome as they are but it turns out there are a lot more, 2,000 of them showing abuse of prisoners by military personnel in iraq and afghanistan. some were taken by soldiers as souvenirs like most of the abu great pictures. some were autopsy photographs and others taken in the process of criminal investigation of the abuse by our government and the aclu and others sued under the freedom of information act to get access to these and released photographs. the administration argued, opposed the request. the obama administration oppose the request saying the pictures could, quote, in flame anti-american sentiment around world and said the pictures would invade prisoners's privacy. the government lost in the trial court on appeal. the court of appeals said the fear of danger to troops or americans abroad was vague and speculative. there wasn't any showing of actual danger to any particular person or target or place or who would do what to whom a

there, you can see rescuers bringing a kite surfer to shore. it's likely appearing to be a wind surfer here. and there is a full response to this. you can see wind surfer is safe here on shore with the board and sale. -- sail. and president obama says the friday helicopter crash that killed 30 u.s. service member saz stark reminder of the risk our troops take every day. >> responsible is to ensure their legacy affects their courage, commitment and their sense of common purpose. >> the chinook helicopter was shot down. 22 navy s.e.a.l.s.were among those killed. and seven afghan solders were killed. two bay area families mourning the loss of loved ones, one of them was born and raised in napa county town. he twont pacific union college elementary school. and one teacher remembered him as a person who loved life. >> he had a smile on the corner of his lips and he was the kind of fellow who lived live in the moment. and enjoy it, today. he can have a sense of mischief and fun. >> also killed was kevin houston, who lived in san jose until he was nin

you know, it's one thing to deal with the wind to try to stand there where you feel like to you're a kite being blown around trying to keep your feet planted but then when you look at the ocean and those waves, it was all white caps as far as the eye could see, coming toward us. you knew that things were serious. and that is an exact reason why there were so many evacuations going on. a lot of people saying they didn't want to evacuate. but with that much water coming at us that fast in just the main -- one of the main streets here, just feet away, you understand why that evacuation had to take place. >> bill: did you ever think you would get whacked by a wave or going to get worse and come over you? did you think that? >> well, there was one point right when we started our report at 8:00 a.m. eastern that we were talking about the ocean and we were looking out and right when he was talking about it, i saw a wave -- i saw some white foam coming up between the wood planks while i was talking and i looked at my cameraman and i thought we better wrap this up and get off the boardwalk. that w

. >> alameda firefighters helped kite surfer in distress help him back to shore an unharmed this afternoon. he was tangled in the line the lane off bay here drive. rescue boat and swimmers raced out to where the man was sitting on his surfboard trying to get untangled. >> he was becoming tired. we offered him assistance. at first he was not t-was revving our help but we convinced him it would be in his best interest to the allow to us tow him in to shore which we did. >> today rescue comes after alameda firefighters relaunch their water rescue program. department faced tremendous criticism after firefighters remain on shore while a man drowned himself on memorial da day. city said the firefighters stayed out of the water because none of them were certified in water rescue. >>> well as the news at 9 continue thes. 7 than your side michael finney ways -- weighs in on airline baggage scales. are they tipped in favor of extra fees? >> alien invader. now know what is the orange goo on the >> alien invader. now know what is th[ man ] i goton the this new citi thankyou card and started earning lo

he was kite surfing for quite a while.t se had to be debt--this jet skier had to people to rescue. >> the brawl with the giants with the philadelphia was suspended for three consecutive games after being hit by a ball. ramirez were suspended all three players involved are appealing this situation and decision. >> through downtown san francisco sunny skies but on the other side along the coast we are still seen fog. currently, 62 degrees downtown. the the four degrees in the morning. 64 for tomorrow afternoon warmer in a number of spots especially in the inland valleys near antioch. 86 in concord, 82 in livermore, '60s and '70s for the bay shore. as we head into tomorrow expected that fog to return for the coastal and the bayshore. and also along the coast. by noon, it will press along the coast where it will stay temperatures are going to warm up in a number of spots. 77 degrees in san jose a little bit warmer with 80s and livermore. a little bit cooler more with the temperatures and what we can expect for this weekend, co

today we heard from nato officials kite the take of the compound there are still at least three key military compounds and areas under progadhafi force control that are east of the city including his hometown from which at least two scud missiles were launched over the last several days. and there's no clue, a senior nato official today said look, you know, the gadhafi regime is history, but we still don't have a clue as to where gadhafi himself is. and one more point. sort of a personal point, actually, those images today inside the compound of that euphoria is eerily similar to the kind of images we saw in baghdad when many iraqis remember pulled down the bronze stereo chew of saddam hussein. they took off their shoes and hit the statue as it was dragged through the street only to see in subsequent days massive looting in the capital of baghdad and we know really seven long years of war. the only difference here is that the u.s. and nato have taken great pains to try to establish some kind of rapport, contact, and with this national transitional council to have a quote, ready made governme

and this goes along, sigh kite terrorists presumably could have a field day with this with the kind of deadly cunning. there's an edge of deadly rationality to this. so it doesn't bode well. and we saw those television maniages today not only of the subterranean complex but the compound in central baghdad. he's he's clearly not there. television crews were there today. but just as interesting to me was another report of a house in a baghdad suburb on a street appropriately known as shadow street where completely-normal looking house from the outside, inside was palacial with a deep 40 foote bunker. and you could see how many times that could be replicated. there might be, probably are, many places like that in areas of tripoli which are favorable to saddam beg your pardon, freudian slip there to gadhafi in the south. >> in terms of the mood amongst opposition forces, how is the morale? and again, i'm sort of really interested in the organization of these folks. is there a central commander who is -- who is controlling the opposition's movements? or is it just small groups of fighters w

and i was quite inspired by the example of the kite runner. here's a guy who wrote a novel about afghanistan, and hundreds of thousands of people who would never read an article about afghanistan bought the novel and became politicized and interested. and i thought, um, why not try? but i had a rather more important reason to try to write this, and that's because of the women of darfur who actually asked me to write it. when i was there interviewing them and i said to the people i was speaking to, i am a privileged white woman. how could i possibly ever understand the african experience? you know, when i was born, i won the lottery. i was born white and healthy and in north america and, frankly, it doesn't get any luckier than that. and they said to me, yes, but, rebecca, you're here. so they took me for all my imperfections, and they said we're quite busy trying to stay alive and protect our children. so, please, goaway and do your -- go away and do your best to make our voice heard. and that's what i've tried to do. the other reason i wrote

the victim's hands bound and the rebels say they were ex-kited by gadhafi's men.hese bodies appear to be black africans that make up a large portion of the army. that raises the question of whether they were executed by the rebels. these scenes sum up the horror of parts of tripoli now. bodies strewn across the street and remaining a no go zone. the transitional national council held a press conference this evening saying they are relocating now to tripoli. as you can hear, it's a city that is volatile and a city that is far from being at peace with itself. very far at the moment from having secured the capture or killing of colonel gadhafi. >> dan river, thanks for that. it doesn't sound secure at all with all the shooting going on behind you. stay safe. a major step in the formation of a new libya today. the national transitional council. they announced they moved from benghazi to the capital city of tripoli. much more ahead on libya tonight. our senior international correspondent has been chasing reports of gadhafi's whereabouts all day. he joins us with a live

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for a kite surfer, it could be the ride of a lifetime. irene approached take beiing advantag some of the strongest winds of the year. >> she met her match. check this out. she is hit by a wave that is simply too much for her to handl handle. >> get out of here! get out of here! grab the mike. grab -- >> she was merely illustrating what to do when the surf comes. head for higher ground. >> and drop the microphone immediately. >> never drop the microphone in the water. >> her second hurricane will be there. >> number one market, there's -- >> her replacement is training well this weekend. you probably didn't see this one. she is a 5-year-old ireporter. she documented irene's every move until bedtime. >> reporting from pennsylvania. the rain is coming down more than it was before. the wind is probably going faster. i think this is just the starting of it. i definitely feel it on my head. just a tiny bit of rain. i'm concerned about the flood, just like my puppy. it's definitely raining more, because it's 5:00 now. back to you. this is my las

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well, i don't want to go that far in terms of putting manning's book into that kite of category, butit warrants discussion that we can talk about the the infidelity and the homosexuality which, of course, triggered discussion around the book. so i stand right in the middle, i'm prepared to take it from both sides. >> great. and picking up on that. i want to direct this question to sonia, but everyone on the panel's welcome to debate this. manning argued memorably that a black scholar has a specific mandate to produce scholar that is descriptive, prescriptive and corrective. did manning meet the responsibility in this particular book, did he meet that standard in this book by writing a study of malcolm that is descriptive, prescriptive and corrective? >> i'm not too sure that he did all of that. um, you see, i come from a generation that truly believes at some point that we learn many things about people when we write about them, but we're not necessarily obliged to reveal them all or to talk about them if it does not, if it will not benefit the people, if it will not benefit, um, the