in san francisco, bob mackenzie. >>> on this 25th anniversary of the tiananmen square, one man sits behind bars one year after he was given the noble prize for his call for reform in china. lowe was arrested in 2008 for calling for democratic reforms in china. the charge insighting subversion of state power. >>> when we come back on a second look. cheap guns on california streets. how they exported the guns back to the united states. >>> and the soldiers who drove their tanks into the tiananmen square. [♪] >>> tonight on a second look, 25 years after the massacre at tiananmen square, pign gave the order to crack down on the protesters at tiananmen square. john fowler reported on the decision of president clinton to halt the import of guns in may of 1994. >> reporter: the gun on top here is a newly popular legal version of the illegal machine gun below it. agents took the legal version from a convicted gang killer who is selling his guns to his friends for around $75. the chief guns have been coming for years. >> this is the newest that's come in from china. >> reporter: it's a cheap and so

bob mackenzie took us to what are now remnants of sutro baths and recounted the glory of what they once >> reporter: it's a haunting sight this collosal ruins. people wonder what they are, those who do not work hard to find out are missing a great story. the industrial age was roaring full tilt and there was a sense that progress was inevitable. adolph suttro an engineer who had found a way to ventilate the coal mine decided he wanted to provide entertainment and recreation for his fellow citizens. when the ed son shot this film san franciscans could ride this train to the land's ends to the huge stretch of shore that now belong to adolph suttro. there they could stroll on the beach properly attired of course and breathe in the sea air that was considered a health treatment. on the cliff above the elegant cliff house. a grand hotel, restaurant and club where the wealthy plays. suttro had built his masterpiece. a feat of engineering. anyone who had 10-cents could walk into the greek temple that were the sutro baths. not since the baths of ancient rome had there been anything to equal. ea

bob mackenzie brought us this report only a few days after that massive quake in december of 2004. >> reporter: each passing day brings more news of suffering and uprooted lives around the indian ocean. villages were so thoroughly destroyed that there was nothing to stay for. >> there are entire family that is have been wiped away. children have been separated from their families. there's bodies everywhere. >> reporter: but at the hospital, all the rooms are filled, with lines of people waiting outside. in sri lanka thousands are sleeping on the streets no closer to having shelter than a few days ago. people are found buries under the rubble of their homes. in thailand a 30-year-old woman cries i lost everyone and everything. my four children and my husband are gone. all the world's relief agencies and many governments have geared up to help. but health experts say the situation is entering a dangerous new phase. a race against time to head off epidemic disease. in indonesia bodies are decaying faster than they can be buried even in mass graves and the stench can be overpowering. thes

the restoration of the liens against private schools admitted guidance and promoting co education mackenzie is not new for time and it is a long time to time to update as dish and thanks to tracy teaching his students who are the ones who even when it is time to either shut down. tunisia. in the sixties to the warning of the ongoing stone into one of the school is owned and state clearly that it was gone against him to office now. he also accuses squeeze of corrupting the minds of goods by fox news abt it. this team opted into the kitchen fittings from sending their wallets to such an extent as the cost and no pretense he died was to defeat from teaching goes to school with mon and it is factions and you look for a scheme in education in the country when i use inside the pockets on each team needs education is close one was assassinated by the insurgent group for promoting education among kurds in the country according to a decent afford it least two hundred pt fight the education institutions including two hundred and ninety five good school with full force to shut down fourteen tracks by

worst powerand the you might find in mackenzie or bcg. how much further does this go and who might also be embroiled in the conflict? luxe i think a lot of the american tech companies are going to have an issue. ibm, cisco, they are going to have serious issues. need toto saying we replace american technology companies with chinese firms -- -- there technology are those saying we need to replace american technology companies with chinese firms. government already said that officials cannot use windows eight. i think you are going to see hit against both of the technology players. the ones that are going to benefit may be the european players. the chinese feel more comfortable with europeans when many of those countries, even though they have some of their own issues with the united states, are probably speaking -- are close allies with america. always buyll airplanes from boeing but by a little bit more from airbus. they want to be sure they have europe close to china even if china if-- close to there is a big issue. i think a lot of the

and even reggie mackenzie as a player. >> he can play strong. and he can play with good extension.n use his hands. and the fact that he's big. and he can run, and i think he he's the total package. >> i think he's a little better than reggie. he's a real man. he's a football first guy. he's got tremendous work ethic. and he's a team player. >> he's a real man. >>> no last real second trades. today clowney goes number one to texas. johnny football signing to number 22 he's a cleveland brown. and the 49ers did not leverage any of their many picks to move down. going to schwartz out of northern illinois. quick, strong, only question seems to be a lack of stature at 5'10", 225. he sees far more the upside with this kid. >> you see it on the tape the way he plays the game of football. you know, he doesn't shy away. he when it comes to contact, when you study this play you see he's trying to get from point a to point b as fast as he can and hit somebody. and that speaks volumes. >> there you go. nfl draft day is one of the few thing that is can knock the dodgers/angels match >>> all righ

and even reggie mackenzie as a player. >> he can play strong. and he can play with good extension.use his hands. and the fact that he's big. and he can run, and i think he he's the total package. >> i think he's a little better than reggie. he's a real man. he's a football first guy. he's got tremendous work ethic. and he's a team player. >> he's a real man. >>> no last real second trades. today clowney goes number one to texas. johnny football signing to number 22 he's a cleveland brown. and the 49ers did not leverage any of their many picks to move down. going to schwartz out of northern illinois. quick, strong, only question seems to be a lack of stature at 5'10", 225. he sees far more the upside with this kid. >> you see it on the tape the way he plays the game of football. you know, he doesn't shy away. he when it comes to contact, when you study this play you see he's trying to get from point a to point b as fast as he can and hit somebody. and that speaks volumes. >> there you go. nfl draft day is one of the few thing that is can knock the dodgers/angels ma >>> all right of

. >> we now can talk to allison mackenzie, the director with the international press institute joining us from vienna. first of all, can we get your thoughts on that rather distressing video from our colleague, who so believes in his cause that he's prepared not to take food for so many days? >> of course when you first see the video, the first thing that comes to my mind is the bravery, his bravery in being able to actually speak out and to let us see and hear what did he say going through. i think he said it very well, that he was just doing his job as a reporter, and this is where he is now. i am very, very concerned as is the entire world, i think and the journalism community at large, the journalism fraternity about his health antinternational press institute urges the egyptian government to get him independent medical treatment as soon as possible. in fact, he should probably be in a hospital right now, so we're extraordinarily concerned about him. while bravery is a good thing, it's really important to us that he is taken care of and that we don't lose him. >> meanwhile, our oth

. >> i'm just thankful he keeps biden out of it if he he sends plugs mackenzie over there we could all vaporized. >> imagine, imagine. >> i'm just happy. putin next year is going to be on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> listen, at this point, putin is in obama's head. it's like that dennis weaver film called dual. he drives along. banging him in the back. it's scaring the living hell out of him. he ain't going to do anything. just run a little faster. just the way it is. >> now, do you like merkel in germany? do you like her? >> i like putin's chest better than merkel's. listen. the hun. i don't know what's either at your throat or at your feet. listen, they have a bad track record. they can't jump into a war again unless somebody is bungee jumping off a building in berlin. they can't go back in. >> they help out a little bit. then we have olan in france. he may be selling putin some carriers. >> well if he wants to scare putin have him wake up in the bed like the horse and the godfather. >> moved to it moscow or did something over there because he didn't want to pay taxes. >> he ate mo

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david mackenzie in beijing begins our coverage of the story.id this is just absurd. but is this a real proposal or a publicity stunt? >>> you know, considering this was in state media and picked up a great deal here by official media and internationally, you know they're putting this out as a provocative statement, saying we can do this here in china, take a train all the way to anchorage on the other side of the earth. it speaks to what they want to say about their technical p prowess, but politically, you can't get a train into the u.s. from russia, that is a non-starter. but at the very least they're saying look at this kind of thing that we can achieve. >> and they can achieve. high speed trains in china are sort of embarrassing from the united states's perspective. right? i mean, they have speed trains that we don't. >> reporter: well, they say they are the rail leader. and some of the facts really stand that up. take a look at this, erin, the famous passenger train from in beijing, can clock at 200 miles per hour. in the u.s., at maximum,

>> david mackenzie, heartbreaking story continuing there in beijing.s bring back aviation analysts miles o'brien and cnn's richard quest. richard, these families wanted this information that was released today. they wanted it weeks ago. would it have really made a differencefamilies if they would have heard, for example, the audiotape from cockpit to ground control? >> no. other than peace of mind. it makes no difference to the investigation. it is a peace of mind issue. i have to say, it's unusual they've been allowed to hear it this time. the sort of information that they have requested falls into several categories. it's either to prove that the plane is still somewhere with everyone alive, or it's to understand what happened. or it is at the sort of we just need to know. we need to know every nuts and bolts. and i think that much of the information was given. i know it was given. i've been told it was given. they didn't necessarily register it was given, so they asked for it again and again and again. but this latest development, to close the cente

olivia, sophia, grace, madison, mackenzie, libya, isaac on the and. stan the man.-- this is not a path that any of us sought out. it is not a path that we sought out. it is amazing how things unfold and turn out to be ways that you never would have anticipated. and we have truly been, as best we have been able, obedient to what it is we were supposed to be doing. and so we find ourselves standing here before you nine months after starting an adventure that we could not have even imagined. and the places we have gone in the people we have seen -- it is almost starting to sound like a dr. seuss book. [laughter] really and truly, the places we have been, oh, the places you will go. we have driven over 48,000 miles in the last months. we have seen every corner of kentucky, and i will tell you what, we are blessed to live in an extraordinary state. we really are. the people of kentucky -- [applause] the commonwealth of kentucky, the beauty of kentucky, the people of kentucky are exceptional, and we have been blessed to interact with them to the degree that we have in re

the mackenzie guy, early mid-40s, a lot of running room there also you got several people on this boardhose few boards, it's 40% women. mr. reagan four women on the board. >> smart for a retailer. >> well, a fawn retailer, fan taft iric turn around leader, anne kahe a woman who used to be the head of all marketing for coca-cola. the products didn't work in her favor. she did very well. she has been a president and ceo of asia for coca-cola. they have a couple of super stars that can i can turn to on that board. they hit the ground running. we seen people come in off the board and do well. that can happen here. but they do have to address the unonline capability problems. they have a brand loyalty issue. there has been recent research suggesting 85% of customers from target are loyal to target will come back. >> joe is pad at me for saying it's smart to have women on the board. >> they all shop. not at northrup grumman, put them on target. >> they should be on all boards. >> i'm uncomfortable. not just shopping. >> i think it's smart for a retailer. >> i'm appalled, absolutely. >> sexist

down very close to an oil field where workers were working there and the tornado was reported in mackenzierth dakota. there is report of damage out there to trailers. this is a big story out here across parts of north dakota. today we're still looking at the risk for more severe storms especially across the state of texas. that's what we're looking at the risk for. more damaging winds, more large hail and tornadoes from dallas down into corpus christi, flash flooding another concern out here. by the way, temperatures really heating up across most of the country. you're talking temperatures widespread in the 80's from the plains to parts of the east coast. here in new york city, 88 degrees for the high temperature. let's head over to you. >> that means the pollen vortex. the place is covered with pollen. let's talk about this. richard greenburg wrote a book called "raising children other people like to be around." what he's figured out is that if you are smart, you realize that being a good parent starts with the fact that you have a good relationship with your spouse. and so you model good

my wife and i recently retired and bought a small two-acre farm in mackenzie.: what are you growing? caller: that is my question or whatever. whattrying to figure out would be the most cost efficient top or livestock source actually do something significant. the thing that has amazed me on a two-acre farm are the initial costs involved in trying to do anything. seed, if itractor, is not cleared properly for crop or the livestock you want to raise, clearing land is prohibitively expensive -- i have reached out to the county resource offices and the and rcs -- nrcs. very few programs out there to assist small timers like me. one thing that is precluding people who want to farm is that the costs are prohibitive to rid like you were saying, a $2 million farm produces 30% of the sales. what is a little garlic me going to do? i cannot even begin to recoup my costs. do?uy like me going to i cannot even begin to recoup my costs. guest: that is a real issue. we hear this again and again. the biggest obstacles are access , thend, cost of land upfront financial cost. it i