man, come holler at me, man! what's up? >> ricardo cobe williams, he's a younger interrupter, which is a good thing. once he came on board at ceasefire, he began to really turn the heat on. cobe knows how to get in. he talks the language, and he knows what to say, when to say it. >> crazy, man. >> you two guys, man, y'all been around hearin' a lot of bull ( bleep ). both of you all. >> robbing people, breaking in windows, all kinds of stuff. >> man, whenever i gotta do what i gotta do, i gotta do what i gotta do, you know. don't get it all twisted. once upon a time this man was out here too, doing the same thing we done and did. >> cobe has big-time credibility with the gang members out there. >> we gonna wait for the heat to come to us. >> breakin' out-- look at them. what's going on? >> a friend of mine called me, very concerned about her two kids. >> the streets is taking a toll. >> they stay in the same house, and they be at each other because both of them are in two different cliques. >> threatening to kill one another

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the man's footing is still unstable.knows he has precious seconds to act and only he can save the man now. but spray is pelting him in the face. and so blindly he tosses the life ring into the teeth of the swirling wind. >> fortunately, i got pretty close to him, and the current took it right across in front of his face, about two foot in front of him. >> now it's do or die for the man who has held on for so long. >> he got it. >> he actually had to let go of what he was holding on to to get the ring. it was about a foot or two in front of him. he let go, and he grabbed the ring. we did see that his legs went right over the brink. >> on shore, rescuers start pulling the rope, plucking the man from certain death. >> i can't describe the feeling of, for 30 seconds anyway, of feeling this relief that he finally has it. finally we have him. we have something connected to him. he's not on his own anymore. and we start to bring him in. >> as carella and moriarty watch their peers pull the guy to shore, the feeling of relief is

a man calls 911 and in a calm voice reports a dire situation. >> yes, there's a man with a gun in therite parking lot. >> okay, who has the gun? >> me. >> the man on the line is 51-year-old steven giddens recently divorced and homeless and now he's armed and dangerous. >> what are you planning on doing with the gun? >> hopefully i'm going to shoot me. >> he tells the 911 operator that he's going to kill himself. in his unstable condition, police are concerned he may shoot others, as well. the standoff takes place in the parking lot of a big supermarket, which draws a crowd of bystanders, as well as a local news crew. the situation is tense. mark mcgann, a clayton county detective and s.w.a.t team member responds to the 911 call, along with several dozen other cops. >> i could see his face and my impression was that he was very calm and that's not unusual for someone who has decided to commit suicide. often a state of calmness comes into play because they have made their decision. >> but if he wants to commit suicide, why does he stage such a spectacle in a public place? >> we already

man: infrastructure is vital to the american economy. water, after all, is an essential ingredient in hundreds of thousands of everyday products. narrator: agriculture and industry use roughly 80% of the water consumed in the united states. water is the basis for manufacturing many goods and provides the ability to clean and sterilize everything from computer chips to the surgical instruments used in hospitals. kelly: the minute that there's not enough water for businesses, industry, and individuals, they have to go elsewhere. and when they go elsewhere, jobs go elsewhere. your entire economy begins to suffer with the lack of clean water. narrator: while the water infrastructure provides for our health, safety, and economy, a growing concern is that the value society derives from water has not traditionally been reflected in the price we pay for water. man: when you take a look at how much people pay for water, as a percentage of median household income, it's usually less than 1%. and when you compare that to how much we pay for electric

man's humanity to man. what about the comradeship that we shared with others who went down those roads with us. it was us against the world and the world could include the vc, the u.s. army, the competition and our own head offices back in the unreal world. i still think of the relationship among those who lived together and come close together as being the ultimate intimacy. there's a loyalty that grows and flourishes among those in field that our bosses among what my old partner kurt vol kehrt used to call the mahogany fox holes of new york. they might understand it, but they can't share it. loyalty like that of a tiny vietnamese cameraman i advised didn't have to go to kason with us. it was voluntary. the concept was ail yent to him. he said, you go kason, i go kason. okay, i said. explain it to your sound man. he doesn't have to go. it's voluntary. i couldn't understand the words. but i understood the motioning of the sound man to his cameraman. it was obvious, you go kason, i go kason. tonight i'd like

so give the man his man cave.ang and do whatever he wants. >> somewhere else. >> not in the living room. >> mr.? >> if we are dating and you touch my stuff, i will never talk to you again. you better get out of my house and out of my life. if you're my wife, you can do all that and i'm going to shut up because i don't want to hear your mouth. >> that's it. wow. >> no, but seriously. before you got married, you had -- i'm sure you had a bunch of, you know -- >> here's the deal. here's what men need to realize. when your apartment is really fly, girls want to take off their clothes. so that is -- >> he's right. >> i'm sorry. i'm just being honest. >> what are you talking about? that has nothing to do with that. >> i had an apartment that was so great, women would come in and just go where can i hang this dress? oh, your place is so nice. your place is so nice. >> you're sick. >> let's move on to the next one. here's a point where it's about independent women. take a look. >> i just want my equal. okay? or at least a

that's when a man approached him. when he refused, the man picked up a piece of wood and hit the victim. then others jumped in. >> it appears they were very young in age, about eight to 10 of them, 15, 16 years old. officers were able to make a quick arrest, arresting three of them. the individual who picked up the wooden object was charged as an adult. robbery, armed robbery and first and second degree assault. >> reporter: police are hoping that surveillance video and the public will help them identify the other suspects in the case. we'll have more at 6:00. roosevelt leftwich, abc2 news. >>> baltimore county police are looking for these three men who he is say store a clash drawer from the giants supermarket. the man in the first photo distracted the cashier at the customer service desk while the other two men used something to open up the cash drawer. a customer said they saw what was happening and pointed it out to the cashier. another person saw two of the men get into a green suv and took off. police are asking

now the man with the bag of tricks is walking in our house. we hired a very young-looking 19-year-old to play the part of the girl. >> hey. >> hey. >> took you a while to get here. >> yeah, someone can't give good directions of where they live. >> i'm taking stuff out of the dryer. it will take a second. i made you some sweet tea. you can have some while i take this stuff out. >> you would never guess by the way this man confidentially walks into his house that he has seen "dateline's" investigation into internet sex predators before, and he's still willing to risk being exposed on national television. you have a hard time finding the place? >> oh, yeah. >> got lost, huh? >> yeah, who are you? >> who are you? >> i'm dennis. >> in our latest hidden camera operation, this time in rural fortson, georgia, 90 minutes south of atlanta, it doesn't surprise us that the chatrooms are full of men aware of our previous investigation. men who want to have sex with a minor but are concerned they might be caught on tape. >> you see we have been referenced b

oh man, oh man. now you are over in hoboken.. [ light laughter ] look, tonight was the ncaa championship game between kansas and kentucky. who are you rooting for? >> kentucky. >> jimmy: really? [ scattered applause ] >> good answer. >> jimmy: kentucky. any reason why? >> i think that they're going to win, and i put money on the game. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, did you? elvi has a gambling problem. that's why this whole thing is an intervention. yeah. well, i hope you make some bucks on that. hey, roots, we got our pal elvi here. okay, he's from hoboken, new jersey. also from the dominican republic. yeah. and tonight was the ncaa championship. my man was going for kentucky because he's got some dough riding on the game. and he wants to win big. you guys, can you do this first song in like a '60s lounge type of thing? like "mad men" like. that zooby zooby zoo song? [ light laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ ♪ elvi is my man from hoboken he came he said he thinks ♪ ♪ kentucky's going to win at the ncaa championship game ♪

man, it's messed up. it sucks. >> stateville has long been home to some of illinois's most violent offenders. the vast majority of prisoners are in for murder or violent assault. >> it's hard, man. i mean, prison ain't nothing nice, you know, but it ain't like it's they fault, you know. you live a life of crime, this is where you're going to end up. >> stateville has housed its share of infamous criminals. john wayne gacy, convicted of murdering 33 young men and boys in the late 1970s, and richard speck, convicted for the murder of eight student nurses in 1966, were both condemned to die in stateville's execution chamber. speck died of a heart attack in 1991. gacy was executed by lethal injection in 1994. the last execution to occur at stateville took place in 1998. with such a high concentration of violent criminals in the prison population, it's only natural violence would continue within the walls of stateville. over the years, a number of incidents occurred that still reverberate among the old-timers

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noodle man, noodle man? what are you doing? i was taking a nap. a nap? i'm a customer of your hot noodle. oh, it's very cold. it's warm tonight. that's true. by the way, how is business? not so good. is it. pretty good. a little different from last night. that's okay. it happens bad time wills follow good times in business. if something bad is going to happen to you soon. wait. i made mistakes. any way you will get the business. don't worry. don't worry. what's the name of your shop? bingo. don go. i'm going to see after this maybe i should not go. so, i have to tell you the noodle should be ready. not yet. you are slow. the water was not boiling. i have a short temple when the noodle man is slow - oh, is it ready. that's okay. my temper is not that short. chopsticks. chopsticks usually they provide all the chopsticks and no one is good. who knows if they're clean or not. your chopsticks are not. these are wet. what? you just wash it down. fine. fine. this one have green onion on them. that's okay. that's okay. i can wipe it off. now a bowl is usually bo

we got to use it now, man. >> steve: oh, no, man. you broke the glass. >> jimmy: i broke the glass.t. it better be an emergency. >> steve: dude, i'll start a fire. >> jimmy: yeah? >> steve: and then you put it out. call the news, you'll be a hero. you'll get free shots at -- at -- >> jimmy: the only way to start a fire -- we need, like, some alcohol or something to light on fire. >> steve: i got some purell in my car. >> jimmy: get your purell out, man. [ light laughter ] ♪ thank you, cops who say, "there's nothing to see here," for basically saying, "there definitely something to see here." [ laughter and applause ] there's nothing to see here. >> steve: that's one of those secret phrases. >> jimmy: step away. >> steve: it's like, "can i help you." ♪ thank you, saltines, for never growing up to become salt-adults. [ light laughter ] stay teens. teenagers forever. >> steve: yeah, forever. forever young. >> jimmy: thank you, bulge that occurs when guys sit down in pleated pants, or as i like to call you, khaki sacks. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you, the space shuttle, for ending

we want you to know we love this man, and this man has been in the trenches working on sixth street, downtown, on many issues. can you be fair? right now i doubt it. he raised the issue about previous misconduct. yes, willie brown, the fire chief, all these issues, and can he get the same treatment? what is with this man that everybody is going berserk about it. the other issue is an election. who is supporting honewho and te election? all these issues in our mind, please be fair and take it into consideration. thank you. [applause] >> i am here in support of his family. i worked very hard to get this man elected as sheriff. for you guys to try to reverse that, because this is a witch hunt. the mayor's guy did not win. he needs to admit this guy did not win and let the people in the jails who are going to suffer the most from not being where he was supposed to be, so i hope you relate take this into consideration and to dobecause o be honest, and you were put in here to be fair, and it should not matter who put you here. it is about fairness. [applause] >> my name is francisco, and i

a man at the end of a bridge contemplates life or death. >> oh, man. >> but as minutes tick by, the questionwitnesses on the ground. what should they do? >> we're skating across the bridge here. >> tara johnson is roller-blading through fairmont park in philadelphia with her boyfriend, garrett couples, on may 6, 2000, when their leisurely saturday afternoon takes a turn. >> i glanced over my left shoulder and noticed there was a gentleman sitting on the bridge. >> next thing tara and garrett know, police cars and fire trucks swarm all around them. they're forced off the bridge to a nearby riverbank. >> i remember commenting to my girlfriend that if he does jump, i'm going in. but i don't think that i really believed that i would actually -- that it would come down to that. >> if it does come to that, garrett couples is qualified. he's a medical student trained in lifesaving cpr. and for eight straight summers he's been an ocean lifeguard with a perfect rescue record. >> i've been in the water at least 100 times. >> by now, more than 50 policemen and firefighters are on the scene, and couples

happens all the time, man.doublemint gum. [ laughter ] it's mad offensive, man. [ laughter ] i think he noticed we were kind of pissed off, so he tried to explain himself. he's like, "you know, twins always have doublemint gum in the doublemint gum commercial. so, i figured you two dudes had a stick." [ laughter ] we're thinking, why is this dude taking commercials so seriously? [ laughter ] >> but i can see him doing that with everything, you know? like, i could see him going up to a white baby asking for e-trade stock advice. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] it would be a little strange. >> would be. would be. we have a friend, he's a big fan of the wnba, which is cool. but he always tries to get us to watch it, so he says these weird arguments. he was like, "man, if they just got rid of the nba, more people would watch the wnba." [ laughter ] that's not how things work. you know what i mean? 'cause you can't get rid of something that's super dope and replace it with something that's not as dope. you know

clay was a religious man and knew the bible well. he said most of the time his justification and protection was the constitution. he said the constitution gave him the right to say what he thought about slavery. when he would walk into a room to give a lecture to an audience, he would often hold up a copy of the constitution. he would say this is my protection. then pull a gun out of his bag and hold it up and say this is my protection. he would put the gun down right there on the table so everybody in the room knew that mr. clay was armed. he carried a gun with him everywhere he went because he got death threats on a regular basis because of his criticisms of slavery. he said later that he was never actually assaulted during a l k lecture. he got many death threats. one day when he was walking down a country road near his house in kentucky in the 1850s, a stranger ran up to him and stabbed him. clay was seriously injured, but he recovered and he continued on his anti-slavery mission. in 1851, he ran for governor of kentucky on the e

i think it's a man. man! what's he doing up there? i don't know but he must be in trouble. let's help him but we don't have a ladder. okay. so, somebody, let's bring this across with a big blanket to catch him with. let's help him, hurry up. bring something. there are so many people down there. is it the kind of festival today? i don't know. a big cloth. what's that for? they are shouting but i can't hear anything. louder there, please? what? jump? jump from here? whoa they are telling me to jump? they are going to catch me with the big cloth. okay. yes i'm ready to jump. i'm scared but the only way to get down from here so i try it. he jumped and the man hit the cloth waiting for him to land. fortunately the man hit the blanket. in the big center but unfortunately the man hit the cloth and he bounced up high into the air and land on the exact same place again. [music] >> a story with o odu noodle. [singing] get your noodles, how about your noodles. in japanese. in english, get your noodles. how about your noodles? hey! mr. welcome to my noodle shop. it's very cold isn't it

. >> i'm the odd man out today. >> what have you got for us? >> i've got cool weather and some winds too. >> it is chilly out there right now. >> noticeably cooler than yesterday, i think. it feels almost like early march. feels lick about a month ago. 42 in washington. -- feels like about a month ago. 37 in winchester. 33, so close to the freezing mark there in hagerstown. it will be a chilly start to the day. we won't get a chance to warm up a whole lot today as our high temperatures will only be in the middle 50s for afternoon high temperatures. why? well, we've got an area of low pressure off to the north and our west. that is actually snow showers falling there in western pennsylvania. >> what? >> yeah. >> snow in. >> snow showers in western pennsylvania. when it gets here, it will be in the form of light rain showers. hard to believe but i don't think it will amount to a whole lot. just one or two showers later this afternoon and just kind of cool. >> there you go. breezes return. winds out of the west and north and west gusting to about

man: it's not construction of new pipelines. we are talking about maintaining, sustaining the infrastructure we have. you've got to know what you have, where it is, what condition it's in, and how long you can expect it to last. melosi: we have very little choice because we've invested in a system that cannot be readily changed. we don't leave a lot of flexibility to dig that all up and replace it with something else. sinha: so we have to also teach our students, the workforce, that there is a new science -- repair, renewal, and rehabilitation. that's different from building something new. you cannot fix each and every crack in the city. it's like each city, you're talking about 3,000, 5,000 miles of pipe. so you have to prioritize where they can go and fix the system. narrator: each city faces unique situations, so they must determine the asset management approach that best addresses these challenges. inspections can be done with various technologies, often by a robot... or personally by a technician on a bicycle. sensors detec

they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. that man died at the hospital. refused to cooperate with police and locked his doors and said he had firearms. a neighbor who didn't want to be identified said she's not surprised this happened at this home. >> it's a more transient. there are more rentals in that area. it's a little more of you arer. it's a moment with a lot of security air -- little mor rural. it's a home with a lot of security set up. >> reporter: it's a pretty wide area. the house we're talking about is located down the street, to the right. so it's out of our range of sight here. we're gonna stay on top of this and continue to follow it for our noon news and let you know if there are any new developments. but at this point, it seems like it's a waiting game. >>> police in pittsburg investigating a home invasion robbery. it happened around 3:00 yesterday afternoon at a mobile home park on la habra drive. a woman who lives there says a group of men demanded money and one of them hit her father in the head with a pistol. something scared the men

we'll show you how the man from san jose met the family of the man who gave him a second chance. >>> the new leader of north korea did something today. >>> also. >> i'm not worried about coming back at all. >> you heard it from the man himself. brian wilson says he's be back. but you might be surprised what he plans to do in the meantime. we'll hear m wilson later wilson later on in sports. ♪ so, this is delicious okay... is this where we're at now, we don't care anymore? we just eat whatever tastes good? excuse me? [ man ] like these sweet honey clusters, they're awesome so no way they're good for you. but i guess that's okay right? actually there's a half a day's worth of fiber in every ... why stop at cereal? ya know? cancel the gym membership. bring on the pork chops and the hot fudge. fantastic. are you done sweetie? yea [ male announcer ] fiber beyond recognition. fiber one. >>> with every organ transplant there is heart breaking loss for a family and grace for another. a 62-year-old man from san jose met the family of a donor who gave him a heart and a second chance at life. k

she kissed a black man. not an old uncle but a strong, young, negro man. no code mattered to her before she broke it but it came crashing down on her afterwards. her father saw it and the defendant has testified as to his remarks. what did her father do? we don't know, but there is circumstantial evidence to indicate that mae ella was beaten savagely by someone who was used almost exclusively to his left. we know in part what mr. yule did. he did what any god-fearing, persevering, respectable white man would do in the circumstances. he swore out a warrant. no doubt signing it with his left hand. and tom robinson now sits before you having taken the oath with the only good hand he possesses. his right hand. so humble, respectable, quiet negro who had the unmitigated at the merit to feel sore -- temerity for a white person. i need not remind you of their appearance or conduct on the stand. you saw them for yourselves. the witnesses of the state, with the exception of the sheriff of macom county, has presented them to yourselves, you gentlemen, of the court i

"an old man is holding me against my will," she said.in turn called police, who found the couple a few minutes later at this car dealership. as soon as the police pulled up, the 16-year-old leapt out of a rusty mercury comet, almost identical to the one jennifer spalding reported to detectives two years earlier. the girl told police the old man had kidnapped her, raped her and held her prisoner in a basement dungeon. the old guy looked harmless, but the police decided to arrest him anyway and sort it out later on. quicker than you could say karaoke, it was over. >> he immediately exercised his fifth amendment rights, asked for a lawyer. >> what police didn't know is that they had one of the most prolific sexual predators in the region's history in custody. onondaga county sheriff kevin walsh said law enforcement and the local media hadn't even known there had been a single kidnapping and sexual assault, much less a series of them. >> as they were driving into the police station, he started telling them about the fact that he was with thi

he is a tall, powerful man. he had a baritone voice, a deep rich speaking voice and spoke with great conviction. he is talking about personal experience, the things that happened to him, the punishments that he got, the punishments that were inflicted on his relatives and friends. he talked about the slave trade, separating family members from each other. even though he is a very compelling and inspiring speaker, he still got heckled. he was jeered at, occasionally he was pelted with garbage and rotten eggs, and some people even said he couldn't be an ex-slave. he was too smart and too articulate to actually have ever been a slave. so he publishes an autobiography in 1845 to prove in part that he really was a slave and in his book he talks about the things he already had been talking about in his lectures, the dehumanizing effects of slavery, how slaves are badly treated and also talks about the corrupting influence that slavery has on white people and that even white men who are trying to be good masters can so

several suspects beat, stripped, and robbed the man. who was drunk, did not provoke the attack. >> fired university of arkansas coach bobby petrino says he is sorry for selfish decisions that hurt his family and others. married father of four was let go last night for hiring his mistress. the affair came to light last month when the two of on a motorcycle last month and he got into an accident. >> i am very, very sorry about the problems, about what is happening. i will do everything to make it better. >> another apology, this one coming from the miami marlins manager. he set off a firestorm in the cuban-american community in miami after expressing admiration for fidel castro. the marlins suspended him for five games and then publicly apologized for his remarks. he said that he does not love or admire. fidel admire fidel. >> it was a shocking and tearful goodbye on "dancing with the stars." >> you are making my eyelash come off. >> what sherri shepherd had to say about her exit from the show. >> and traffic and weather coming up. lookin

throughout, there will be appointed by the man in the dock. >>-- haunted by the man in the dock. >> in china, they have been struggling to contain a political crisis. 1 of the communist party's most senior figures has been sacked. his wife is being investigated. now, victims are beginning to come forward. >> is a question that will not go away, how did -- died in this hotel last november? the communist party in meshed in the scandal was promised that of the rule of law will prevail. the party has said that the british businessman may have been murdered. his once powerful friend, the communist police chief has been sacked, and is under investigation. rumors swirled that the official's wife was there. the rule of bo xilai was ruthless. thousands were arrested. many businessmen were tortured and forced to hand over their wealth. this man is now in hiding and side of china. he said he was held for 3 months, accused of crimes he did not commit and tortured by bo xilai henchman. he even took this picture after he agreed to pay millions. he fled china. his family was arrested. my brother was

thursday about 3:30, this man was walking his dog when he spotted a young man walking toward him. >>ed to look, i was hit with some type of object. >> this victim fell to the ground, blacked out. >> i was hit with an object which split might year. -- my ear. it was not until the next day when he recounted what happened to a neighbor that he learned of a series of several attacks and called police. >> i was shown some pictures and i believe i picked him out right away. >> police believe the suspected attacker is 19-year-old michael davis. he is also charged with another hammer attack on a young woman that same night. when undercover officers caught up with davis, who he was sitting on a porch on illinois avenue. police are also investigating whether davis is responsible for three other similar attacks in the same area. >> i am one of the lucky ones. >> davis is charged with two of those attacks. he is back in court on may 11. we are live in northwest d.c.. >> time now for a look at the other top stories. police have released this surveillance video of one of the men wanted for a viole

a black man accused of killing a white man. typical for texas. governor for the. during the month of the one nine hundred ninety four thomas miller was on the eve of his execution. you know they go through you were saying earlier before your. by were. we were not to see each other again. and era what was the incident that landed thomas miller on death row and. it was an enigmatic and complex case for which we need to go twenty six years back in time. and in our investigation first leads us to the newspaper archive of the dallas library. a crime among many others but this one went far deeper. vague police reports manipulation and the supreme power of the judiciary system in social discrimination. a merciless machine that hides its actions but which the miller case will trouble. a little is known about what thomas miller is accused of in the middle of the night criminals broke into a holiday inn on the outskirts of dallas they were after the cash register the hold up became a disaster. a young man died from numerous gunshot wounds he was the hotel receptionist. but

. >> what kind of man are you? you got children of your own. >> atticus finch. >> this ring that belonged to your mother. you want to tell us what really happened? >> i got nothing to say. do nothing about it. you coward! >> gentlemen, i shall be brief but i would like to use the remaining time i have with you to remind you that this case is not a difficult one. it requires no minute sifting of complicated facts, but it does require you to be sure beyond a reasonable doubt as to the guilt of the defendant. to begin with, this case should never have come to trial. this case is as simple as black and white. the state has produced not one iota of medical evidence to the effect that the crime tom robinson is charged with ever took place. it has relied instead on the testimony of two witnesses whose evidence is not only been called into serious question on cross-examination but has been flatly contradicted by the defendant. the defendant is not guilty. but somebody in this courtroom is. i have nothing but pity in my hea

. >> for anybody to think that this man was not driving or capable of towing this is a fool. >> the man accused of killing her daughter found not guilty. family isn't done fighting. >>> and we have the latest on a police officer shooting at a domestic abuse. >>> and spend some time outside. i will have the highs and lows on the news which starts right now. >> a breaking news update in a story we first told you about last week. a man who was wanted by city police for a robbery and assault caught on tape has turned himself in. the 20-year-old aaron jacob parsons is facing robbery and assault charges after he and a group allegedly beat and robbed a man visiting baltimore. he was identified from tips including one from a california man who did his own investigation. >> see -- a phone call from a woman who said she can identity the suspect. we had an artist, as far as orange county california who identified the suspect, posted the suspect's name on his blog. even put it as a hyper link so when people type in the name they are able to find that article. that was very, very helpful for detecti

you know what he has, he has old man strength, old man strength to like the tenth degree. >> his body looks like the body of a 30-year-old dude with an old man head. >> in this competition joe is competing in the master four level, which is reserved for 70 and older. >> does he have anybody competing against him? who are the other competitors? >> i don't know. he did win. he did win this competition at his level. we can joke but he can outlift all of us. >> he can probably put us all on there and lift us. >> i see a photo shop. >> i do, too. >>> thank you, thank you, thank you for watching "right this minute" today. now, if you missed a video or if you want to see something again, you can head over to our website, rightthisminute.com and find all the videos we find at rightthisminute.com all day every single day of the week. it's all at rightthisminute.com. thank you in advance for checking it out. >>> what do you say if you're the otter on the other side of the glass? >> like a little human. >> crazy talk. see the video that makes us talk >>> it's a wild night on the streets of med c

in the seventh inning stretch a shirtless man ran onto the field at camden yards. he rounded third base and sled at home but then he's tackled by the umpire jeff caloga. rabin up and take him down! that is textbook form. that is an awesome tackle. the guy wanted to make the air and he did. the a's are losing to the orioles' 6-0. >>> he thought he had been given up for adoption but that's all i have the story at 630 meet the man who done themselves listed as a missing person how we put the puzzle together and the questions he and his long-lost father half. that's it for eyewitness news at 530 will see you in half an hour. the night.

the man is heavy set and bald in his 30s. the police are checking registered sex offenders in the area. >>> investigators in south bay being tight lipped about leads in the disappearance of 15-year-old sierra lamar. sources tell nbc bay area it could include dna or hair fibers. authorities continue to say they believe lamar was kidnapped and they are continuing a search of the reservoir and lakes which indicate they may fear the worst. they were out in boats again using sonar equipment. sierra disappeared a month ago and last seen getting ready for school. volunteers have held several searches in an ongoing effort to find her. >>> volunteers from the klaas kids foundation have been involved to find the 15-year-old girl. today, the foundation's found are, mark klaas, spoke in sacramento about the bills offered by joel anderson. in 1993, klaas' daughter, polly was kidnapped and murdered. despite klaas' testimony today, the public safety committee did not like the idea of changing the legal process to protect innocent people fro

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one-man, one voice, one message. the party and the media were completely controlled. >> the body was found in this room in this hotel. hayward's death was murder, up a business deal gone wrong. the police chief wanted out. the case was too toxic to handle. the party chiefs were said to be part of the security network. reports suggest a wiretapping regime extended across the city and even the chinese premier was bob. no one is talking. of want to ask -- did a british man die here last year? >> we do not know anything. >> did that actually happen? in the great hall of the people, a carefully choreographed message that the party rule carries on as normal, but beijing acted quickly. the husband was dramatically purged. but it was not just our murder case. there is a second explanation. china is about to appoint a second generation of leaders. bo was using his position to challenge party orthodoxy in a way not seen since 1989. >> bo xilai was openly advocating a different line from beijing on china for all future. he had