larry flint was a target for the white supremacist. >> yeah, i hunted him down. >> you remember the shotss, well, just sort of like a hot poker hitting me in my stomach. >> reporter: flint will never forget march 6 as he walked to a courthouse, facing obscenity charges, the shots coming from a distance. flint, barely escaping the shots that struck him. he would never walk again. by the time the police arrested franklin in 1980, at least 22 people were dead. days away from his execution, franklin spoke to me from death row about his three-year killing spree. >> three years, the time jesus was on his mission from the time he was 30 to 33. >> reporter: and what was your mission? >> well, to try to get a race war started. >> reporter: franklin showed me a tattoo, dated with time. you can still make out that it is a grim reaper. >> reporter: do you think you're a hero to the race groups? >> well, that is what they tell me, i would rather people like me than not like me. i would rather be loved than hated. >> reporter: even though they're the nazi parties, and other groups, do you feel any hate

larry flint has been lobbying against the planned execution, schedule ford tonight, 12:01 in missouri federal judge stayed that execution in missouri indefinitely. a bunch of national news, that broke late in the day, all on different issues, all concerning courts. and crime. and in one case, a congressman. today, in d.c. superior court, republican congressman of florida was charged with misdemeanor cocaine possession. the congressman in his first term. conservative radio host before coming to congress last year. we do not yet know the circumstances of his arrest other than the fact that it occurred on october 29th in the district. he has the not yet said anything, he had not yet said anything about it publicly before politico.com broke the news from the court documents. the congressman we know is due in court tomorrow, in d.c., so far there is no sign that he is planning to resign. he did put out an apology statement tonight after politico broke the story. the apology said he struggles with alcoholism and that led to an extremely irresponsible choice, one apparently involving cocaine

. >>> new this morning, missouri executed the white supremist serial killer who shot larry flint josephaul franklin went cross-country on a killing spree from 1977 to 1980. he was put to death today. frankly claimed responsibility for -- franklin claimed responsibility for at least 20 murders and admitted shooting to shooting larry flint, paralyzed since the attack. >>> two men have pleaded not guilty in the murder of an 8- year-old girl at a sleepover in oakland. alaysha carradine was shot when she opened the door in july. 22-year-old darnell williams and 27-year-old joe carroll were charged with her murder. >>> voters in the town of sonoma have narrowly rejected measure b. it would have put a 25-room maximum limit on new hotels as well as existing hotels planning to expand. the measure fell short with 51.3% voting no. supporters said the measure would retain sonoma's small town feel while opponents feared it would hurt its reputation as a tourist town. >>> a 14-year-old boy is in juvenile hall charged with armed robbery accused of using a pellet gun to steal money from an 11-year-old.

limited to a shooting and wounding civil- rights leader vernon jordan and hustler magazine publisher larry flint who has been paralyzed since 1978. the execution claim after the supreme court denied a petition earlier requested a stay of execution. >> new this morning, florida congressman henry or rodale will be in washington today after being charged with cocaine possession. the 37 year-old freshman republican has apologized to his constituents calling it an extremely irresponsible choice. he says that he had been struggling with alcoholism and plans to get some help. >> virginia state senator and former candidate creed deeds remains in the hospital this morning after being stabbed multiple times by his son. the senator tried to have his 24 year- old son committed to a mental institution earlier this week but he was not admitted. the two then got into a fight on monday. that is when the 24 year-old stabbed his father and later killed himself investigators have been able to speak with dietz, but he remains in the hospital and has unspoken. >> memo come new this morning, voters in the mexico larg

>> no because at some point larry flipt has done -- larry flint has done just that. >> i think the onede the biggest hard truth in this was not the writer, but the editor. he said i thought it would generate a healthy exchange of ideas on gun rights. >> i miscalculated. >> yes, he did. who wants a healthy exchange when you buy something where you can hear people say exactly what you agree on. i am not giving them crap for that. we go to our website where everyone is telling us what we already believe. we separate ourselves from anyone who has a difference in opinion while that used to be interesting now we are a noise in the background. >> you know what the problem is? the other point of view is everywhere on the news. if you are an irresponsible gun owner you are a criminal in the eyes of everybody in the news. >> the thing the guy wrote was not a brady campaign. it was a fairly reasonable piece you can agree or disagree with. >> it is hard to regulate responsibility though. >> i agree. >> you believe you should be knowledgeable with guns and safe with them and lock them up if there a

he killed as many as 22 people in the late '70s targeting african americans and jus and shot larry flintalleged gunman in the shooting at l.a.x. is out of the hospital now. the suspect was shot by police during the incident november 1st. after being released from the hospital this morning, u.s. marshals took him into custody. >>> and the death toll continues to rise after the devastating typhoon in the philippines. more than 4,000 people have now been reported dead. more than 18,000 are injured and 1,600 are still missing. >>> residents of washington, illinois, were allowed to return to get personal belongings today or what is left after a tornado damaged about a thousand homes in the city, really levelled the homes. at least eight people died as multiple storms ripped through the midwest on sunday. >>> and the air force launched 29 satellites into orbit tonight, the most ever launched at one time. they were aboard a rocket that lifted off from a facility in virginia a short time ago and included the first satellite made by high school students ever to go into space. so those students ar

killed up to 22 people in the late '70s targeting jews and african-americans, among the victims larry flintho survived but would never walk again. franklin tried to stop the execution because he's against the death penalty. >>> the faa is requiring overweight pilots to be tested for sleep disorders. this is after reports of pilots falling asleep at the job. anderson? >>> up next, breaking news, an 85-year-old american tourist was dragged off a plane and detained in north korea for more than three weeks. he's still being detained. i'm going to speak to his son next. >>> a family missing for three years, buried in shallow graves, the strange way they disappeared and who might have killed them when we continue. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack, be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help yo

when he had larry flynt in his sights, he shot him with a hunting rifle. he paralyzed mr. flintwaist down for life. that was 35 years ago. when police finally caught up with the killer, they tried and convicted him for eight different murders. although he says he killed many more than that, upward of 20 people. they never prosecuted mr. franklin specifically for shooting larry flynt, but he confessed to that shooting and he was sentenced to death for his other crimes, and he is the killer for whom the state of missouri is now refusing to say exactly what they're going to do as their means of killing him. they will not say what it is they're going to use to end his life, where they got it, or who will administer it or how. the state has set an execution date for him for wednesday of next week. and now larry flynt, larry flynt, publisher of hustler magazine, is working with the aclu to try to stop the execution. larry flynt fighting to save the neonazi who shot and paralyzed him. he is our guest for the interview tonight. stay with us. seriously. geoff: i'm the kind of guy who doe

he also admitted shooting "hustler" magazine publisher larry flint, who is paralyzed from the waist down since the attack. >>> it is 6:11. loss more people are packing heat here in the bay area. but you won know it. why concealed carry permits have skyrocketed in one bay area county. >> kanye west and kim kardashian are back in the headlines. why kim's wardrobe or lack thereof in kanye's new music video is raising eyebrows. >> looks like more rain around the bay area, showers now but even the possibility of thunderstorms. we'll talk about that coming up. >> chp is rolling to the scene of a new accident southbound 101 into mill valley approaching east blithedale. same spot as an accident yesterday. a full "kcbs traffic" after this. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ford's reality show was cand after just one episode. adam levine - the maroon 5 >>> trending this morning, ford nation. toronto mayor rob ford's reality show canceled after one episode. adam levine the maroon five front man has been named "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. kelly clarkson the singer is pregnant with her first child.

self-confessed siller who shot larry flint and left his pairized is set to be constituted just aftert magazine down and thought, i'm going to kill that guy. >> reporter: the single unwaivering in this is murder. in 1977, the magazine featured this controversial photo spread. >> and i saw that interracial couple there having sex and it just made me sick. >> reporter: his gaze unwaivering. he recalled from death row his murderous spree. driven by a hate for jews, black, and any whites with them. in st. louis, he staked out a sin gaug and gunned down gerald gordon. he killed two young black then jogging with white female friends. and 13 and 14-year-old cousins were not spared. and even civil rights leaders shot. larry flynt would be a killing trophy. >> you hunted him down? >> yeah. i was hunting him down. >> you remember the shots ringing out? >> yeah. sort of like a hot poker hitting me in my stomach. >> reporter: he'll never forget, march, 6th, 1978. the shots like most of franklin's targets, came from a distance. flint would barely survive the two bullets that struck him. he would n

he also admitted to shooting "hustler" magazine publisher larry flint.hat bullet left flint paralyzed from the waist down. >>> check out this daring rescue a helicopter crew saved a couple that got lost on a tough trail in north vancouver. s they were not equipped to handle the steep terrain. >> looks like quite a ride. >> sure does. >>> now to wall street there's also been quite a ride, the dow appears to be catching its breath after a record run. futures pointing to a lower open after hitting an all-time high two days ago. alison kosik is at the new york stock exchange with more. hitting the pause on the market rally. >> reporter: not such a huge surprise. when you saw the dow 16,000 on monday and tuesday, that's where it was during the session, it's yet to close at this level and yes, now come the warning flags from big names that we know like carl icahn saying stocks could be ready for a big drop. cisco saying the global recovery is inconsistent and analysts saying stocks are going to go up and down. there you have the analysts covering all their bas

franklin shot vernon jordan and "hustler" magazine publisher larry flint, paralyzing him. >>> floridaor getting busted for coindication possession. in a written statement the 37-year-old radel blamed his struggle with alcoholism on his "extremely irresponsible choice." >>> george zimmerman now out of jail, posting $9,000 bail in connection with a domestic dispute in which his girlfriend alleges he pointed a shotgun at her head. judge barred him from having a gun or leaving the state. he was also ordered to stay away from samantha shieby. she claims zimmerman recently tried to choke her. >>> early estimates put the damage from sunday's midwestern tornadoes at $1 billion. the moweather system included t of the most powerful november twisters that far north for more than a century. the powerful storms devastated towns in minutes, the death toll stands at eight. >>> you're about to see golfing legend chichi rogers. watch what happens when he tries to hit -- yeah, right in the gurn as chris, and that's a technical term, boomera eboomerk at him. he shook it off. >> needed to draw the sword.

larry. >> reporter: but it appears that even flint's efforts won't stop it. >> most people with heading towardning hell and they don't know it. >> do you think something lies for you on the other side? >> yeah. i'm a serve yants of the lord. >> i think we're about out of time. >> well, let's not say that. you just -- >> time is important to you now, isn't it? >> oh, yeah, it has been for a long time. you know. and maybe we'll meet again sometime. >> reporter: cnn, missouri. >> he more than likely won't be meeting her again sometime. he's scheduled to be executed in a matter of hours. just after 12:01. i'm joined by jeffrey toobin. you and i have so many conversations about the death penalty. how often is it that the victims come out and say don't do this and, two-prong question, does it make any difference? >> it's not all that unusual. in recent years victims have had a lot more say in the legal system. the supreme court has said that state's can allow victims to speak to juries about whether to impose the death penalty. >> but this is during the process. >> yes. but afterwards, there are a l

larry flynt. he's here for the interview. mr. flint -- flynt, it's a real pleasure to have you here. you for joining us. >> hi, rachel. >> why do you want to stop this execution? >> you know, when i wrote that piece for "the hollywood reporter," i didn't expect it to go viral. you know, i have been against the death penalty for as long as i can remember. i just don't think we should be in the business of killing people for lives that we're trying to protect. >> is there part of you -- is there part of you for which it is difficult to separate that long-held political belief of yours from, i would guess, an understandable anger, desire for vengeance against the guy who put you in a wheelchair for life? >> no, because i'm very pragmatic. you know, if you're a victim of someone who has committed a crime like murder or something, i can understand why you would want to see someone put to death, but when you really take time to think about the fact that our system was supposed to be about justice, not vengeance. and when someone sets out to commit a crime like murder, they don't stop and t