laurie: that's exactly right.n are going to be growing up in these environments that are immersive. there are gointo be new platforms for domestic terrorism recruitment, for children to be recruited into these types of groups. and so how are we going to figure out how tregulate these new technologies that people are investing billions of dollars into when it comes to web3? because it's all the rage right now. and i'll give you one specific example. it's called a dao, a decentralized autonomous network. and it sounds super wonky, but if i could just explain it to you, it is like a group chat with a balance sheet and it's run on crypto and people have the ability to raise extraordinary amounts of money in just a couple days. and at its best, dao's in the in the future of web3 could give people the ability to organize and fund projects in a setting that could really benefit community building and force organizations and businesses to rethink their business models. now, in the worst of settings, imagine if qanon could

laurie anderson's largest ever u.s. exhibition is currently on display at the smithsonian's hirshhorn museum on the national mall in washington, d.c. it's an odyssey through her singular creative life. this seems very ominous to me. >> good. >> wow. in one room, she's painted words and images that seem to explode onto the walls and floor. it's a kind of multi-dimensional sketchbook of her thoughts, dreams, and stories. ♪ >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bill whitaker. >> i'm anderson cooper. >> i'm sharyn alfonsi. >> i'm jon wertheim. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories tonight on "60 minutes." captioning funded by cbs this is my life. it's not always “picture perfect.” plus i'm dealing with bleeding from uterine fibroids. enter myfembree, a once-daily pill for women with heavy menstrual bleeding due to uterine fibroids. with myfembree, heavy bleeding went down by 84%. serious risks include heart attack, stroke, and blood clots. don't take myfembree if you've had any of these, or have uncontrolled high blood pressure, are ove

jim laurie and many other foreign correspondents, however, decided it was time to leave. laurie filmed his journey on the 8 millimeter camera . why left on the 12th of april, 1975, on a helicopter from ben ben. off into the gulf of thailand, onto the u. s. s ok our one of a number of american ships that were there for the cambodians evacuation, who were then later repositioned for the vietnam, evacuation. journalist shuttled between vietnam and cambodia. despite warnings of the impending danger, john swayne arrived back in pen. i arrived to the hotel plum and i immediately bumped into sydney shannon burgess in new york times our rock of freelance photographer who done a lot of work for sydney the new york times and said in his interpreter to pran. so he teamed up as a band and covered the last days of non pen as the carriage moved and o as the siege got tighter. in the last 3 or 4 days, refugees started crowding around the hotel because they felt safer in the presence of westerners. and the red cross took over the hotel and declared as an international zone. and then started letting ca

nbc jim laurie was also posted to pen. i initially went to cambodia in 1970 less than a month after i had arrived in saigon at that time, president richard nixon launched an invasion of cambodia in april of 1970. i got to up to put our pen. once again, i was too poor to stay at the luxury royal hotel, which changed his name later to the the panel because the government that was installed was empty, royalist ah, asked the crew and removal of c. a new can. 970 cambodia became a huge battleground, long nose government forces attacked and massacred ethnic vietnamese and cambodians, who supported the communist commit ruge. at the same time the communists under their lead, a whole part gained more support and responded with equal fun. journalists were increasingly vulnerable whenever they left the sanctuary of love to nome ventured out to the front line k web from united press international was kidnapped by the crimea rouge, a few dead, but reappeared 23 days later. as i said, it was a haven haven from the already and it was a j

this evening, we heard from laurie's sister. >> you know, my very first reaction was, like, oh, my god, yes. they're going to do it again, and maybe we'll get him this time. and then after you get through that little bit of, like, thrill, like, oh, yay, you think, you know, she's not coming back. >> as for a motive, prosecutors say woodward lived with laurie's boyfriend and was jealous after developing romantic feelings for him that were not reciprocated. >>> and jury selection is under way this week in the kristin smart murder trial in monterey county. smart vanished 26 years ago. he shz a freshman at cal poly and disappeared after attending a party. paul flores is accused of murdering her while his father is accused of accessory to murder. the father and son will be tried at the same time that will have separate juries that will rotate in and out of the courtroom. opening statements start monday in salinas. the trial is expected to last into october. >>> on the covid watch, there is yet another extremely infectious mutation. the ba 2.75 strain has been confirmed in california. cases

woodward was openly jealous of laurie and had an unrequited romantic attachment to her boyfriend.here's new hope for a measure of justice. >> today they were able to go back to an earlier sample taken in 2005 from the murder weapon in this case which was a rope. >> reporter: woodward had already been tried twice for the crime, both trials resulted in a hung jury. the trial judge noted that new evidence would be needed to retry him. >> it feels good in a way to have justice. it doesn't -- it doesn't cure the problem. it's not like if you win, you get your sister back. it doesn't happen, so it's been an strg roller coaster of emotions. >> reporter: woodward currently lives in the netherlands but arrested at jfk airport in new york city over the weekend. >> it's incredibly rewarding and very emotional to understand that, you know, we could have an impact like this on a family. >> reporter: laurie's best friend and sister continue to promote her legacy and love of sports and tech through an athletic and s.t.e.m. scholarship. >> laurie was a huge, huge light and personality and we'll f

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. >> reporter: the album that sits on laurie foster's shelf is a time capsule. the photos inside were all shot in the 1860s and '70s decades before the 1906 earthquake that destroyed much of san francisco. >> this book one thing leads to another to another to another to another and it is mind boggling. >> reporter: she lives in chico, but grew up in the bay area. most of the pictures were taken by well-known san francisco and oakland photographers at the time. this one came from the dunham new photo parlors. it shows sharply dressed women and men with hairstyles and beards of the period, but she doesn't know who they are. >> i've been settling with this for about 20 years off and on. it's a bucket list wish to find out who it belongs to. >> reporter: to add to the mystery, the book was stolen. foster's father worked for police in the east bay and nabbed a burglary suspect in the '60s who had the album in his trunk. no one claimed it after the trial, so he kept it. >> i wouldn't let him sell it at a yard sale because it belonged with the family or at least a muse

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it is 6000 miles by laurie to accountable farm in the u. k. very narrow hall, a thought on the warehouse was huge, lifted. i thought there were many plans that you knew that they were vegetables and there were lots of land. so you know, i don't mean to go to college then you monet, lamb, littler, nearly a work day and night. i had only 2 or 3 hours to sleep with only one blanket. it was very cold, high in my work i was elected and i was better off dead because i worked so much like i was cold and hungry and beat and i was so miserable. would have been more comfortable to die. one comes from the vin city in central vietnam. ah, the province is a hot bed of people smugglers in human traffickers. we transport locals across continents and into britain. are using it on the cover team. we track down one smuggler to this large gated house. oh. food with more, i was such as played as a couple hoping to live in britain. back with the smuggler makes it sound easy, but the journey is fraught with danger and it costs a lot of money. oh, [000:00:00;00] a t

k coping laurie? well hi park of is usually pretty green, but you can see this broad expanse of beige behind me shows he not as how hot it is at the moment, but also how dry it has been in these famously usually damp and titty isles. we are expecting reco temperatures either today or tomorrow, tuesday, for it gets to the record breaking levelly would have to pass 38.7 degrees. and as you just said, their temperature could be heading up to 40 or 41 perhaps, or over the next couple of days. so essentially the u. k is bringing in a kind of national emergency really an unprecedented read extreme health warning, which is making sure that people do their best to stay out of the sun. and there are various measures being put in place. some schools are either closing early today or not opening. it's all there is a going to be a speed restrictions on transport networks like the, the train network, one big part of the rail network from london at till the northern cities of leads and york not gonna be operating a

. >> reporter: the society's executive director laurie carlsson with news already.ion, this chihuahua mix, caroline. >> cheryl is the very first adopter of one of our 80 dog rescues. she's adopting caroline here. >> reporter: the puppies getting their shots, microchips, and medical attention. laurie tells us all of them will survive. >> hi, baby. >> reporter: thankful for their volunteers and for the families welcoming these dogs into their forever homes. an incredible effort. let's find those dogs homes. good night. dan: are we on the cusp of recession or are we already in one? tonight, the recession reality check. >> we don't want to be ignored by the federal government in our need. dan: monkeypox, now a public health emergency in san francisco. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> one of the most critical 48 hours in the u.s. economy in recent memory. ama: what was learned in these past 48 hours could impact us for years. dan: today we learned that the latest gross domestic product, gdp, should the u.s. economy

dynamo lauri, kermenen removed from the finnish national team, this decision was made by the board of the volleyball federation. this country. true, they added that kermenen was only negotiating and might leave to play in another country, but just in case, they removed it, let me remind you that in the new season of the khl, finnish jokerites, who decided to leave the league, will not play, moscow cska announced the day before that the club will strengthen at least four players in this football transfer window. yesterday, the army team presented two newcomers at once. the first was the chilean victor mendez. the 22-year-old midfielder moved to the moscow club from the chilean team. unian espanyola for 2.5 million euros, the contract is for 3 years, mendesan is called one of the most gifted football players a new generation of chileans, the midfielder has already visited the location of the team and successfully passed the medical examination. cska mendez will act under number 88. the second rookie of the army team was the ex- partisan captain sasha with a dollar contract with a 27-yea

her laurie's said it could last 2 months. the odds are stacked against her. russian courts have an acquittal rate of less than one percent, and a reputation of handing down harsh sentences in narcotics cases. now the, some of the, all the stories making headlines around the world to sell in iran, a $6.00 magnitude, earthquake is left. at least 5 people did. and dozens injured. if he sent it was in the south. now, how much on providence stacked media? say the quite was felt in many neighboring countries, rounds, borders around borders, rather several tectonic plates and is an area of strong seismic activity purchased as calling for new elections of stormed libby, as parliament building and set fire to it in the eastern city of to brook rival power factions had been making to plan a national vote, but those talks broke down here in the wake, libya has been split by conflict for a decade walk. one rescue teams near hong kong is searching for more than 2 dozen crew members after a typhoon split a ship in half official say 3 peopl

is prosecution against laurie smith.even corruption related acts, including accusations of concealed weapons permits granted to supporters. given a deadline to resign today or force trial and could be forcibly removed. she will not run for another term. two running off. >>> brand new park in san francisco. >> long time coming. presidio tunnel top, the park will have amazing views of the bay, childrens play area and space for food trucks. >> planning began in 2014. cutting ceremony for tomorrow. got to love the views, if you can see them. >>> right, this evening the fog rolled in, typical. but enjoy the fog, it's one of the features of our city. it's certainly present this evening around the bay and along the coast. look at what we expect as we head into the weekend. locally dense fog spreading out, not going to last long tomorrow, it's shallow layer, dissipate quickly. temperatures will warm up and i believe my weather computer got stuck. step offscreen and should be able to fix it click something. see if that actually h

tom said that i was changed in a laurie, and i wasn't allowed to go outside. after i finished work, they locked me in a van took me back to the warehouse, jamie up and made me stay in the van. i am coming. ah, he worked up to 20 hours a day with no pe slept in a van and was given just bread and potatoes to eat and slaves as a child, traffic to britain, rescued and then enslaved again. tuan finally escaped and was placed in the care of a charity matters. who am i here m m still afraid, ma'am? every night, you know, so thinking of the days when i was beaten and locked in warehouse, i pay the police estimate that there are tens of thousands of commercial counties forms all over britain. the gardens inside include many slavery victims were forced to commit crime and remain hidden from view ah, britain is also seen a huge, wise in the number of exploited people working in plain sight on the high streets of african towns and cities. in this course, prices start from just 6 pounds around 10 us dollars. but how can it be so cheap? with claudia says he knows. he came f

laurie: to come here and experience it in person with first-hand witnesses to that incredible history incredible. reporter: the rafting project is one small success story in a sea of problems. many farmers were happy to see pato rehabilitated, as the farc were fighting for farmers' interests. but others here still call him a terrorist. pato spent time in prison for planning a bomb attack. many still want nothing to do with him. and while he's out rowing, he says the current president is busily undermining the peace treaty signed with the rebels. pato: what was agreed upon sounds good on paper, but it's not being implemented. the government is not addressing the root causes of the conflict. there's a lack of investment in rural areas, in education. the problems that led to the conflict have not gone away. reporter: the unrest is also escalating again. the farc's former base lies in idyllic surroundings, closely guarded by the military. but the area isn't safe. other armed groups have emerged. drug gangs are fighting paramilitary groups and other guerillas. some are also seeking revenge

laurie garver, it's a pleasure to be here with you. thank you so much. we're excited for your new book escaping gravity. and as you say in the subtitle that it's your quest to transform nasa, so i wonder if you can start with why in your view did nasa need to be transformed? thanks chris. it's a great to be here with you too. i have been at nasa in the 1990s working under the nasa administrator at the time dan golden who was actively and successfully in many ways working to transform nasa. i had previous to that worked for a grassroots organization. that was really interested in returning human space flight to more than just a handful of astronauts and nasa had sort of lost. it's way i think after the shuttle accidents when they didn't. have the ability to get more people into space for lower costs more reliably. that was the goal of the shuttle. so coming back to nasa as the deputy administrator in the obama administration. i thought it was very natural goal to want to continue that transformation process and president-elect obama happened to agree. so

john woodward was arrested back in 1992 and tried twice for the murder of laurie house.ice say they believe they have evidence to put him behind bars. she didn't get to meet my kids.

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there are her she piano de jesus within cool. 2 doors though, sold to be able to put laurie d a k. the yacht, i stuck. i ok. the destroy each thing. yeah. pretty much any storage coding jeep and you may to what even the player come with the keys. we are still touching the beam in the g. o. on august the 30th 1943, a u. p. a gang led by yvonne clim check nickname, bold massacre. the polish village of all our australia, sir maria, i say new york's 5 year old son sat over her dead body asking his mom to come home . he couldn't understand what had happened. then a ban. derek came up and shot the child in the head. on that day, nationalists killed 220 children. oh, what will be? he will be well used on what the answer was. just so you're sheila stuart, the quote to push to play new approach for graeme and using affinity. with that in the, on the cross, even a sustainable sugar was it, but i most of the salad will to share your militia that will not say a will. it will the shinholster. mm. the visual a bushing is the picture still unique to the side of your mind that those to me but asso

a 25-year-old adobe employee laura -- laurie houts war strangled after leaving work in mountain view back in 1992. this weekend, suspect john kevin woodward was arrested at jfk airport in connection with the murder. woodward was actually tried twice for her murder in the '90s, but both trials resulted in a hung jury and he moves to the netherlands. however, detectives reopened the case and ran old dna and fingerprint evidence that came up as a match to woodward. we have a team talking to detectives behind the case and we'll hear from them coming up at 7:00. >> twitter's lawyers firing back at elon musk saying his efforts to end their deal are invalid. a letter sent to musk reads in part, it's invalid for the reason for musk and other musk parties have knowingly intentionally and materially breached the agreement. musk had offered to buy the social media company for $44 billion earlier this year. on friday, his lawyers sent a letter to twitter saying he was ending the deal claiming twitter made false and misleading representations. in today's response, twitter lawyers denied those cla

. >> reporter: the album that sits on laurie foster's shelf is a time capsule.he photos inside all shot in the 1860s and 1870s. decades before the 1906 earthquake that destroyed most of san francisco nothis book, one things leads to another to another to another to another. it is mind boggling. >> reporter: she lives in area. but grew up in the bay most of the time. this one came from the photo and men with hairstyles and beards of the period. she does not know who they are. >> i have been sitting with this for 20 years off and on. i wish we can find out who it belongs to. >> reporter: the book was stolen, foster's father worked for the police in the east bay and nabbed a burglary in the '60s. >> i would not let him sell it at a yard sale because it belongs to a family or a museum. >> we found a few answers. the name engraved on the album is wrh adamson. it claims he of the extorof of one family, not just one family but all different people. >> on the pack of it in gold is written christmas 1876. >> reporter: the one should could identify, sir aurthor kennedy. >

it was hidden in a large laurie park between the europa and the opera house. the damage was so severe. i was able to stand at my desk and 40 look through the restaurant bull looked through the opera hush wool and see the opera hostage. such was the, the, the force of the blast. and we find a part of the engine block on the 12th floor ritual votel the devastating bomb of may 1990 was the last of 30 attacks by the provisional i already on the hotel you'd. opa. thereafter the hotel, hugo was bought by the hastings hotel group and the hotel moved towards a more positive future. mm hm. the new owners completely refurbished the oregon. but the face of politics and northern ireland was also changing peace talks ramped up in the mid 19 ninety's. and when you as president bill clinton and his wife hillary visited northern ireland in support of the peace process. they checked in to the europa for one night in 1995. the clinton suite is named in there all the mm the formal end of hostilities was finally signed with the good friday agreement. on the 10th of april 1998. it

and laurie took these rare pictures of the hotel, he still cold look, why are i happened to be among the 1st journalists to arrive in cambodia after the ve, the bees had expelled the canal rouge in january of 1979. i arrived in april of 979 and i stayed for the 1st time at the royal hotel in put our pen. it was a mess. the can here, rouge had taken anything of value out of the hotel. they even removed the mirrors. the water was not working, we had to go down to the swimming pool area to get water to bathe. the vietnamese military had taken over the hotel. they were using the swimming pool and they would stop the pool with fish. so we had fresh fish to eat in the evening at the hotel by this time. ah, they decide to change the name of the hotel one more time. and they called it the summer key hotel which had come air meant solidarity between cambodia and vietnam. it was only in the 1990 s that the royal hotel was returned to its former splendor when it was totally renovated by a singapore, ian for. ah, it took cambodia years to recover from the cruel legacy at the command ruge and ove

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okay, will let sir brigand, laurie walker the from the cheetah conservation fun to join me from all you were on go in the media. welcome to the news hour. so the 1st, i think, obvious question is so when would she to us last seen in the wild and india and why now is it time to bring them back? well, that's a great question now that she didn't spend extinct since the early 19 fifties. and i had thought maybe a couple of stragglers around, but that's the date that it was considered to be extinct. and why now i think since that extinction, the government has been looking at the possibilities of bringing the animal act. ah, it bringing animals back from extinction is not an easy job and it takes a lot of international cooperation and working together with a variety of scientists as well to figure out the best way to go about this. i will factors led to that demise in the 1st place in india. and the main problems had been that of huntington 19 fifties and before it was still very, very active. as a country where hunting was done, i am in prior to that the numbers kept declining. i mainly bec

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as we reported, santa clara county laurie smith faces several corruption charges accused of issuing permits to carry a weapon in exchange for campaign funds. she denied it and announced she would retire at the end of her term. prosecutors said she had until tie to resign and the case wouldn't go to trial. that didn't happen so it is set to go to trial in december. if found guilty, she will be removed from her office before her time it up and banned from running for public office again. >>> friends and family of a missing oakland woman will gather to look for her cell phone. back in may, alexis gabe's cell phone case was discovered near the home of her ex-boyfriend marshall jones. her family has organized a search to find her iphone. it was last pinged as jones' home. the family shared a handwritten note written by jones that lists directions to pioneer a remote area 16 miles east of sacramento. investigators believe it may lead to finding gabe's body. marshall died as authorities tried to arrest him last month in seattle. >>> you may have noticed gas prices are finally dropping below $6 a g