at that age i lost the comfort from lies. stranded on a crescent move, floating in a sea of ash littered with diamonds the i swallowed past lives to spit these alternate futures. >> one more big round of applause for our very talented apprentice program. fantastic. good even and welcome. jack hirschman. he has been a poet in san francisco from 2006. his powerful voice set the tone, his latest book, "all that's left". >> my voice is a little untuned. very simply so they are not any question of anxiety or worry. on march 14th, i decided to take an operation on my carotted artery and therefore. i don't want to go out by a stroke. i would rather go out another way. the operation was perfectly senseful. there wasn't pain. they put a tube down your throat. so i lost my voice for a month or 2. therefore, i ask your indulgence. i will read in this voice, if you don't mind. i am very pleased this book came out. i am going to read with the war. the war drug on. die after die. so shares and shout so jibes, nor many a steer of so cult ex

this delta lies on its side. rows and rows upon it's own government and crushed. summertime is over and the living is dead. and around midnight all hopes are looted. no one will ever come clean of the katrina of the new orleans and the stinking house of the setting sun. but it's the black and the blue of the loving on the shoes, let alone a dime or water, america, you are always scotched earth in our mouth. always a rain of disaster of streams of our broken eyes. now the rags are the most turn. our pores the poorest that can be worn in the souls shop. now that all is lost and there is only nothing to lose. long live the courage and the poor. they begin to waiver. [applause]. >> vennetia. i was enranged at your body enettia. chicanery that cried out of an awfulor gast. slowly i found you should side streets where you practice a strolling stillness without any engine sounds and the skies turning on into color and then eternal magnificence of twilight, it accompanies your every move and theirs doubt about it, you are more adorable without the car wrapped around you,

but this time the case is clouded by her secret life, a web of lies, and a man she met online. we go inside the mystery. >>> pop star boot camp. what do these chart toppers all have in common? they're all shaped by one man who runs a camp where he turns young talent into recording gold. ♪ >>> and tough love. two of the president's biggest backers are now on tour to draw attention to what they say are his mistakes. we'll tell you why. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden, and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," august 10th, 2011. >>> good evening, all. i'm bill weir. an american woman missing in aruba. might sound like a headline from six years ago, back when alabama student natalee holloway disappeared on that caribbean island and was never s sn again. but now a second woman has vanished there, and this time the case is complicated by the fact that those closest to her, including her live-in boyfriend back home in maryland, didn't even know she was taking the trip. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: even before

you could make the argument that, look, okay o, so this woman lied on tax returns, lied on her immigration who lie still can be sexually abused. >> absolutely. her lawyers are outraged that they've dropped the case. but yesterday the manhattan district attorney, cyrus vance filed a 25-page document. it really was an incredible thing. it's up on the web. people can see it. i did a comment on cnn.com. i linked to it. the catalog of lies, not just about her immigration but her financial status, about her -- about the event the night of that event. the catalog of lies was so extensive, i was told by members of the da's office that experienced prosecutors said look, we cannot put this woman on the witness stand. we cannot vouch for her as a government witness. we have to drop the case. i mean, think how lucky dominique strauss-kahn is to behave so horribly, but he picked a woman who was so disabled by her lying that she couldn't bring the case. but let's not pretend this was anything other than a really ugly incident. >> yeah. >> by this powerful man. jeff toobin, appreciate it. thanks very muc

li's great grand father was a cook in the forbidden city, home to china's emperors.his tiny family restaurant still serves the palace's food. >> ( translated ): this is what the last emperor used to eat. >> reporter: now many in china are rich enough to eat whatever they choose, especially meat. eat chinese person devours about 111 pounds a of meat a year. not as much as americans, 239 pounds, but they're getting there. >> ( translated ): people here want to enjoy themselves so they want to taste everything. we never saw bacon when we were kids, but now it's available. >> reporter: that's no exaggeration. the li's generation lived through china's epic famine in the 1960s. 30 million people starved to death when the government turned farms into collectives and ordered many farmers to work in the iron and steel industry. the li's daughter can barely believe their story. >> ( translated ): people my age we're still very young, so whatever we want to eat, we'll eat. >> reporter: name a meat product and china's new middle-class is feasting on it, from juicy steaks and ham

, lied on her immigration forms.ple who lie still can be sexually abused. >> reporter: absolutely. and her lawyers are outraged that they've dropped the case. but yesterday the manhattan district attorney, cyrus vance, filed a 25-page document. it really was an incredible thing. people can see it. it's up on the web. i did a comment on cnn.com. i linked to it. the catalog of lies, not just about her immigration but about her financial status, about her connections to people with criminal records, about the event -- the night of that event. the catalog of lies was so extensive that i was told by members of the d.a.'s office that experienced prosecutors said, look, we cannot put this woman on the witness stand. we cannot vouch for her as a government witness. so we have to drop the case. i mean, think how lucky dominique strauss-kahn is to behave so abomb inably, but he somehow picked a woman who was so disabled by her lying that she couldn't bring the case. but let's not pretend this was anything other than a really u

about those individuals even lies about our own president and he's a secret muslim these i'm going to read this report to realize that the sudden upsurge in hate towards muslims or fear of shari'a can realize that it's been manufactured much like all the other issues that permeate our political discourse and convince americans that were also divided they have to understand that today grassroots movements grassroots movements they barely exist anymore these overwhelming emotions that bring americans together are rarely natural occurrences he takes money to organize to bus in protesters it takes money to conduct studies produce the literature pay experts and it also takes money to get a good city that you want to be a billboards posters fliers websites are a great p.r. team it sends out your press release contact media organizations tells them they've got a story just for them and the perfect guest available to talk about it the all of that takes a lot of money and it takes planning and unfortunately those willing and able to give them money and hire people to do the planning often they

just look at what lies on the ground, all of the bullet casings.his place exploded in celebration, literally. they have been firing off every possible weapon, including anti- aircraft fire. this is to show two libyans and the world that they have ended the colonel gaddafi 40-year rule could look at this scaffolding. they were already planning to march gaddafi's 42 years of power. this is the stage where they were going to celebrate. what lies on the ground is a huge portrait of the revolutionary leader. it now lies charred in ruins. they tore it apart. they want to say that libya is free. they have been chanting that colonel gaddafi is dead. the question is where is he? the rebels have offered a reward if they can get him dead or alive. but that is not stopping them from celebrating. just look. just listen to the deafening sound. [gunfire] these are the ramparts where colonel gaddafi used to go to the square and tell people that they loved him. his iconic speeches of this later who totally dominated libya for the past 42 years and imposed his highl

most businesses journey starts us here at the british taking jordan stand case full of lies and gleaming with gilding emir is said case extends to the police state of the winter palace it's golden why some design is retreat facing was the following. you can see here the location of the homes mostly places on palace where the buildings full and impressive to saw the only indictments of the leverage a built in the eighteenth century by the italian architecture strelley it became the home of katherine when she silage the throne and since hundred sixty two over the centuries the past larger than a season and various new buildings. i see is a purchased insulates it is held by the church of century to have its homes as one of the largest museums in the world. a new york a lot of these museums from what i have read but this goes far beyond all my expectations is incredible is the same thing. that you can only dream about aids absolutely that sounds like two for one they are in the building all together it's just. a sleazy amazing thing. we had a great tour guide and she showed us just a small p

most visitors journey starts us here at the bridge taking jordan staircase full of lies and gleaming with gilding a mere is the same case extends for the whole shite of the winter palace its golden white system designed as a retreat base of blogs will follow. you can see here the location of the home it's mostly created on palace where the buildings from an impressive to saw it along the embankment of the leverage a built in the eighteenth century by the italian architecture strelley it became the home of katherine when she ascended to the throne in seven hundred sixty two over the centuries the past larger than history itself and various new buildings. isis approaches them to the natives and held by the trench of century the home is one of the largest museums in the world. a lot of these museums from what i have read but this goes far beyond my expectations using credit is the same thing. that you can only dream about and it's absolutely fabulous since like two for one they are in the building all together it's just. and this museum is in kind of. we had a great tour guide and she s

christina anderson is li tol with the new >>> mrs. a plan to get justice for jaycee dugard by keeping people like phillip garrido behind bars. christine anderson is live at the new capital with the new bill to make sure dangerous criminals stay locked up. christina. >> reporter: this bill is inspired by the jaycee lee dugard case and this is it right here. senate bill 391 unveiled right here at the capital this morning. the authors of the parole reform act of 2011 say it's going to change the way a parolee is evaluated for release. currently a 2008 decision by the california supreme court called the lawrence case sets those standards weighing an inmate's behavior behind bars and medical evaluation more hellly than the original -- more heavily than the original crime that was committed. this will change that. >> currently it's based on performance in prison. if we are prioritizing by good performance in prison, if you have a good manipulator like phillip garrido, we didn't want

republic of a possible looks to its newly elected president to rebuild the nation's economy which lies in ruins after years of struggling to maintain independence. bob will have his hands full as he leads the country through the next five years. and next our team shows you some of the best places to relax and enjoy summer in the russian capital. oh the fire. we're going to pull down from drinking water to say the political. blogs with simple missing faces all. the sick ones. in france singles pizzas. to the kremlin at the well known well. as the main gem of the underground shopping mall. the glass structure of the fountain slowly rotates and every twenty four hours makes a full revolution opening night you know she said but if you look you can determine the time up to five minutes in the mideast cities of the world. the first fountain in moscow was located on troop night school. during several of the fountains built along the lake lanier river up the street because that's the most the fountains in moscow once provided drinking water to muscovites and now to decorate many of the city sq

chang li, senior fellow at the brookings institute in washington. now there's been some action of the olympic park in london. >> it's almost a year to go to the start of the london olympics but the main site has seen its competitive action. six teams including the host have been competing in a basketball tournament at the olympic park site in east london. our sports editor was there. >> london's latest iconic olympic venue. the basketball arena. opened for competitive action for the first time today. for the 3,000 fans who paid for the privilege, it was the first real taste of what next year's games will feel like. so this is what greets you upon arrival at the olympic park. airport-style security with metal detectors, bag scans and body searches. security officials say they don't want to spoil the fan experience but with the olympics such an obvious target for terrorists, security has to be a priority. >> it's no different from airports or anything else. i'm reassured that the security's there. >> it must be a stressful job obviously because you ha

day and night about the economic and other situation in the country and he won the elections through lies and this is this speech was leaked out and there was huge progress in this country. nobody else seems to care in the whole world in the democratic world that usually are worried about democratic values or the values or do you opinion whatever they might be. how they are being respected in this country so i think that there is an extremely strong double standard against this country. which also manifests itself in the criticism that this may be a little has received thanks very much for joining us thank you very much. lou move. on as you know song was sixteen years old when he committed these moms that's not to say that song so or should not be punished for his crimes song is being punished no rational person and then i found chong has been punished is being punished and will be punished. by sours must be executed for the brutal crime he committed this is punishment this is not. to mention. bandstand. because. you once knew her. and i didn't come here just. and heard this person. this

it does seem there's a willingness to get the money to the rebels fair li quickly, john. >> this is a case with the money keeping pace with the change on the ground in libya, especially tripoli. let's take a look at what's at stake here. talked about initial transfer of money of $2.5 billion they're hoping to get released at the meetings taking place this evening. that's part of the $10 billion being held right now over all libyan assets. we know the uprising started six months ago. the asset freeze really started kicking in four months ago. two-thirds of the funds are being held by the governments of the u.s., u.k. and germany. the frirs tranche of money is supposed to be released shortly, $1.5 billion by the united states. let's listen. >> the u.s. government has taken honorable steps and very welcome steps of releasing about $1.5 billion of frozen assets, and the legal work is being completed to that end. this will be very helpful for the first injection so as to get us off the ground. it is very, very difficult now financially. >> ambassador ali nayad meeting in dubai last night,

here in russia markets are trading higher the outcast is getting over three percent and then lies x. is up over two percent a quick look at some individual share moves on the lies axis our banking stocks among the best performers with their bank up over three percent truck make a come on. us is gaining as well the company has posted at three and a half million dollar prize topped net profit against almost thirty million dollars in losses last year and electricity producer o.j. case six is up the company's net profit rose fifty three percent in the first half of the year. as the markets are traveling into trouble and so are all in national vernal capital advisors to buckle up with more liquid stocks i think at the moment you should really be opting for safety. there's a lot of volatility at the moment so although there's a lot of value in russian stocks i think right now you need to be looking where safety is the best liquidity so that stands broad munro's yeah maybe spare a bank was a bad bank has been performing quite poorly recently it stocks that provide some color and or protecti

and the republic of qazi a looks to its newly elected president to rebuild the nation's economy lies in ruins after years of struggling to maintain independence. will have his hands full as he leads the country through the next five years. more for you in less than thirty minutes in the meantime our two looks at what can be done to modernize russia's infrastructure much of which is stuck in the country soviet past on the money is next. hello and welcome to our in the money where the business of russia is business i'm peter all about today we're talking about infrastructure and the building of the new russia. to discuss this issue i'm joined by you know our team here in the studio with me he's director of strategic development for a.b.b. in russia also live cousin yet chairman of the board of directors at barclays corp michael franca he's an analyst at ferus and steven cousins he is partner in the p.p.c. group in the moscow office of c.m.s. oh ok we're never going to go to you first give me the bad news just how bad is russia's infrastructure in two thousand and eleven. ok now one per

was one of the six of birdies on the eighth and he also had an eagle on the fifteenth tommy gagne lies second after sharing the lead throughout the tournament in sixty nine coming off the shooting a career best score sixty three in the opening round of the sixty five on friday while sweet girl patterson is aiming for further glory in greensboro he's adopted hometown the two thousand and eight swim message three strokes back in third place and in rugby new zealand suffered a thirteen point loss to south africa in the tri nations now the best of warm ups ahead of the world cup which the old blacks are hosting this all some no love lost between the sides who had shared a trying nations title since two thousand and one rival looks back he's gotten some world wide low score squaring up to each other within the first sound men as the result and penalty from more than staying with the hosts cigs zero up saying very much in form with the boot taking another couple of penalties and also adding a drop goal to make it fifteen nothing to south africa and we should go is try just before half time w

sort of crossed and connected that prosecutors say she just lied and she cannot be put on the stand as a credible witness with her own accusations of course this thirty three year old hotel maid accused dominique strauss kahn the former head of the i.m.f. of sexually assaulting her on may fourteenth he was pulled off a plane as he was about to leave new york city and arrested and so now after being on home arrest for six weeks after wearing a and they will bracelet since being arrested he is he has been dropped of all these charges against him have been dropped however this order is. on hold because the defendant. has appealed for a special special project prosecutor in this case now the judge already denied that request for a special special prosecutor but we do have to wait and see what the appeals court says but as we know now the judge has dropped all this case of sexual assaults against dominique strauss kahn the one that has caused a scandal here in the u.s. and around the world. and just looking back to when this all started it seemed the u.s. media found him guilty before the c

elected president to rebuild the nation which lies in ruins.

i believe that rec and park have you lies removal cameras in golden gate park. i am curious to know how this can be implemented. i understand that it is important to do, but in terms of dealing with the problem, how do we deal with the more systemic? >> i am not sure how many of those facilities have utilized that. >> hello, supervisors. my understanding is that cameras have been used. it would be a question of possibly working with s f g. as mr. anderson was about to say. something that we cannot possibly explored. supervisor cohen: i was told that rec and park owns the cameras. >> are you sure? supervisor mar: from everything i have seen, there will be a more collaborative relationship moving forward. i am very optimistic about that. what kinds of ideas to both departments have for working together toward the limit -- the lead -- delineating separately to maintain the area better and keeping it more sanitary? >> i think that our main objective is to remove the muni stop and turn it basically into a landscape the area. keeping up with the activities that have h

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a lot of which obviously today lies in tatters.w is this manifested itself of their relationship? your client and his wife? >> i said outside court and i'll repeat it again, that unless you yourself have been accused falsely of a serious crime that you did not commit, i think it's impossible to really understand the full measure of relief that dominique strauss-khan and anne sinclair felt today. it's just a horrific nightmare that thank god has now gone away. but these two remarkable individuals have i think impressed all of us who worked on this case with the grace, with the way they treated all of us with kindness and courtesy, and there was never any acrimony that i witnessed between them or between and among any of the people who worked on this case. i think there is an understanding that he did not commit a crime, that the objective was to resolve the criminal case, and the relationship between them, from what i've seen is an interesting relationship. they are both charming, interesting, brilliant, remarkable people who i've c

i have read -- been reading about it. >> it is called "house of lies." i play a management consultant. people ask, what is that? that is a good question. it is not never clearly defined. consulting is whatever you needed to be. [laughter] when the company calls and says you need help, you say how can i help you. that is what they do. it tends to prevaricate a little bit. tavis: at this point, your prefer, you have to see how long it is going to be filming, how much of those kinds of decisions push you toward or away from doing episodic television or you can stay home into the thing on showtime? >> this was a perfect marriage. it is a showtime piece. it is not 24 episodes. it is 12. it is down the street from where i live. i get to be home. it is a half-hour show. it is not such heavy lifting. it is comedy. i have been blessed. i have been fortunate. things that i need at certain times 10 to happen for me. i have two teenage daughters. they may want me to be away. but i want to be here. tavis: some college blessing, some college -- call it, whatever you c

police lied about him. getting to know that we have a chief now who cares about people and cares about how the community sees the police, there is hope. i hope there is some hope. it is an ingrained problem. the problem is how you teach policeman at the ends do not justify the means? you do your job and you let the courts work it out. you are not the arbiter. you cannot protect bad cops. they will ruin you. if there are 100 cops and three of them are bad, we look at these videos and say, you are all bad. how do we get that the community's faith? it cannot be done by one person. i think we start teaching young policeman -- if you like, if you teach -- if you cheat, you are going to get fired. you are going to get prosecuted. that is the message to come out of these cases. if they commit perjury, they have to go. we have to teach young officers and older officers, you cannot do this. you should never have started. breaking the rules because you think you have to do it to get a bad guy, breaking the rules beca

one of gadhafi's tanks lies abandoned. on street corners groups of rebel fighters are in control and yew foreic. >> do you think it is near the end now? >> yes. we know. strong people. very close to tripoli. >> right on the edge of the western edge here. behind me is that bridge you see is the highway between tripoli and the border. these guys here are in control of the streets, the levels are in control. that means that tripoli is now cut off from the outside world. you can also see smoke behind them from a rocket that landed here about 10 minutes ago. we were told half an hour ago the place was safe. clearly it is still under attack from gadhafi's forces. >> the battle is to control this vital highway. this was colnel gadhafi's last link to the outside world. six weeks ago i drove down here on my way to tripoli. it was crammed with cars and food and supplies. look at it now. a group of rebels take me to see their latest prize, the city's oil refinery. they drove gadhafi's last troops out of here yesterday. in tripoli the

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representative alex swarer schwartz a philadelphia main lied modera -- main line modera. van hole len and john kyles senate republican whip. they were on senator bidbiden, e president biden's commission. >> looking at people who might be on the commission i want to turn to rich for just a second. it seems to me we are picking people deeply entrenched in their point of view. it is just as likely these people will disagree and not be able to come to terms as is the entire congress and senate. do you agree? >> gerri do you hear me? >> yes, i can. >> what we are hearing on the commission paul ryan said on fox news sunday this morning he is not looking for too much out of the super commission. it is only charged with finding 1.5 trillion in savings that could be a mix of tax increases or curves. what you are seeing now ever since this downgrade and before this downgrade is republicans continuing to reskis any type of tax increase. democrats continuing their call to protect entitlement programs. nancy pelosi will be holding a forum with senior citizens to discuss dem grat's com

the costs of prosecuting these lies is so overwhelming. i am very troubled. >> this calls to mind the dialogue that jeff and joe have. what should the constitutional standard be for when you can prosecute a leaking the government official when the document in question are clearly marked classifieds. but they're not harming the national security or lies. can you still go to jail as the leaker? if you projected on one of these screens that have this to be the lunch menu but it is classified. i think the answer is that you cannot be prosecuted of that under the constitution. the pentagon case never went to trial. it ended up in a mistrial. we never quite resolve that. at least the supreme court was not willing to say the fact that it was classified in the release its was enough to go to jail. it is enough for you to lose your job but we did not want to protect lies or affected the flow of information in a negative way unless we have to. >> it is worth restating the difference in the pentagon papers. that was a narrative. it had its own narrat

lied to them with regard to dominique strauss-kahn.claim that she lied about a prior false allegation of rape that she had claimed she was raped in her native country. and more so these prosecutors said she lied to them convincingly, persuasively, that she was emotional. they told a story that prosecutors initially believed. once she came forward or her lawyer did and said that was actually a false claim of rape, prosecutors were not in a position necessarily to belief her when she made those claims against dominique strauss-kahn. so you really just -- it was really a story of how her credibility fell apart in the eyes of the prosecutors. she also had other issues in her past such as allegedly lying on her asylum application. she's an immigrant to this country. lying on other kind of federal forms. there was an issue of a conversation she had had with an association who's coronetly in jail in arizona and whether or not she had said that she knew that dominique strauss-kahn was a machine of means and had money. there were just problems

>> charlie: yeah, i lied to you, all right?! look, the girl, she wears a lance armstrong bracelet, okay? so i tell you that i have cancer, right? then, you're gonna tell her, she's gonna feel sorry for me, we're gonna start dating, and then-- that's the way the lie works, man! >> dennis: that's a horrible thing to do! >> charlie: well, i'm a bad guy, then. >> dennis: you are a bad guy. you lied to us. >> charlie: all right, look at this. sometimes you got to crack a few eggs to make an omelet. >> dennis: got to crack a couple of eggs to make an omelet? >> charlie: you got to crack an egg. >> dennis: so you're throwing down life lessons now? >> charlie: i'm throwing down eggs. >> dennis: class is in session, the teacher's teaching class now! >> charlie: i'm cracking eggs of wisdom. >> dennis: is that what you're doing? let me crack one more for you. let me crack an egg and throw it in the omelet. >> charlie: you got an egg? >> dennis: the waitress doesn't even like you. >> charlie: yeah? >> dennis: we had to pay her $250 to have

police lied about him. getting to know that we have a chief now who cares about people and cares about how the community sees the police, there is hope. i hope there is some hope. it is an ingrained problem. the problem is how you teach policeman at the ends do not justify the means? you do your job and you let the courts work it out. you are not the arbiter. you cannot protect bad cops. they will ruin you. if there are 100 cops and three of them are bad, we look at these videos and say, you are all bad. how do we get that the community's faith? it cannot be done by one person. i think we start teaching young policeman -- if you like, if you teach