and sam leng, a cambodian interpreter and driver.other car, a crew from nbc, welles hangen, sound man roger colne, and cameraman yoshiniko waku. >> a jeep use bide cbs news man george syvertsen-- >> axelrod: a jeep carrying four from cbs was hit by a rocket-powered genade and all were killed. the other five were captured by the khmer rouge and beaten to death. recently, a group of friends and colleagues of those killed went back to the scene to dedicate a memorial. longtime cbs cameraman kurt hoefle, expected to work with george syvertsen that day was leckhi was assigned instead. >> this for me is very emotional because my friends were killed here in the war, so i was very close to them. >> axelrod: according to the committee to protect journalists, 70 journalists were killed during their jobs around the world in 2012, 20 so far this year. still ahead, the seaside smell that has tourists gagging. we had a great spot, not easy to find, but worth it. h copd making it hard to breathe, i thought those days might be over. so my doctor pre

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. >> would you expect it to be leng lengthy or short and sweet? you have to engage the jury but paint a picture both sides with some matter of detail. >> yeah. >> that's right. >> sure. >> it needs to be descriptive but they need to basically establish their themes of the case and somehow engage the jury and get the jury to trust them and to really find -- have some faith in their telling of the story. >> with five women, needs to be descriptive. we're about details. right? we like long conversations. >> for sure. >> we like, tell me more. i didn't know that. it's very important to be descriptive and bring -- listen. argumentative is just about tone. right? they have to be -- not necessarily what you say but how you say it. >> they need to be able to visualize. >> as we talk about the details and visualization, again, unless there is some kind of new bombshell, eyewitness that steps forward, we understand there to be no eyewitnesss of the actual shooting, what took place just prior to it, what took place at the moment of that shooting, et cetera.

so, you know, as i mentioned, that was a very leng ty major ruling by judge vaughn walker and it looks like that's the ruling that will be reinstated. >> let's talk about who did not have standing in this case. protect marriage was pushing on that side of it after the state officials, the governors, nobody here in an official capacity wanted to defend prop 8. >> that's right. so the plaintiffs were challenging the state's ban on same-sex marriage. the state was the defendant. we need some elected official who can validly represent the state to actually defend the law and none of those officials chose to do that. now, again, i haven't yet seen the decision, but i will say that standing is a part of our federal constitutional requirement. in order to have a case before the federal courts you have to have a live controversy, which means you have to have two parties who disagree. strangely, in the california case, the plaintiffs and the officials from the state of california agreed so there was no one who disagreed, which meant the ballot niche froif poenlts had to jump in and try to defen

so about four football fields in leng. the land. it will take him about 20 minutes. you can see it dips in the middle. the most difficult part is in the beginning when you're walking downhill. if you can imagine doing that on a high wire but when he gets right here he will be running off this thing. this is the finish line for him. this is the home stretch. a very confident nik wallenda. coming up we'll talk more with him. he's going to let us try out our own test of skill and will here. >> not this. >> not this but we have this exact wire about 6 inches off the ground. >> and black brown? >> the special is live. is there a delay. >> no, willie was telling the joke -- >> oh, i'm sorry. i didn't hear it. >> no, you're right al. it is live, discovery channel, 8:00 eastern, 5:00 pacific. there is a bit of a delay, yes. >> like a 10 second delay or so. >> wow. all right. we could use that here. >> willie, i can't wait to see -- this is -- i actually think it's rivoting and he is very zen. does he stop talking at some point? wh