mercury away.oo much about the toxic fumes-- the neurological damage from mercury may not show up for years. can you pour that out there? and there it is. there it is. about a quarter of the size of a pencil eraser, but it's gold. how much is this worth? >> this could be worth maybe $5. >> pelley: this could be worth $5. >> ( gold clinks ) >> pelley: that's the sound that's behind what is now the deadliest war on earth. in 1996, uganda and rwanda invaded congo. seven more countries joined in and started stealing congo's resources. the invasion ended, but ever since, rebel militias and government forces have fought over local power, ethnic hatred, and control of the minerals. we heard it firsthand from former rebel soldiers. this is a school that teaches guerilla fighters who've laid down their guns how to be civilians again. this former major told us that, when his troops controlled a territory, he demanded gold from every miner every day. >> ( translated ): we collected gold, and then we went to b

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by the way, cilantro counteracts mercury. thanks to ted danson. his show "bored to death" on hbo.t, mario cantone. fasten your seat belts.  >>> go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go. >> oh, i love them all. >> sure. satin with the lace applique. >> i think the white is too white. >> no, but with your skin tone -- >> hates it. move on. >> you know him from his appearances on tv, in the movies and on broadway. i know him as the dirty little laugh whore he is. this week he's performing at the new york comedy festival at caroline's from thursday through sunday and today sitting here with me. my pal, mario cantone. >> hello, joy, i'm only going to look into the camera, not speak to you. >> look over here. >> oh, i'm sorry. how old am i? >> so, i want to talk to you about so many things. >> so many things. first of all, congratulations, this is really nice, it's just ♪ you and me on hln ♪ >> let's start with chaz bono. >> chastity bono? >> chastity has become chaz. >> did she get the penis? >> i don't know. >> then she is not a man yet. she has everything else. the beard, hair coming

editor of the american mercury, and so on. the collaboration between these two is extremely interesting, and i write about it at some length, but nonetheless, i chose freedom was not a ghost written book. kravchenko wrote the book and lions job was to structure it and to include it in american indian, which he did with great success, and the book, the government -- >> guest: tranninety did make a few points did he end of his book. he accused russia of having an absolutely foreign policy that was not in cooperaticooperation with united states. but the tremendous grinding condemnation of the soviet communism that comes out of that book, "i chose freedom," is not theoretical. is organic. it simply grows out of the narrative as you follow, and idealistic hard-working industrial minded guy caught up in the madness of the bureaucracy in the gulags. >> host: what was the kravchenko case in france when the book was published in french, he went there, there were some critical reviews? >> guest: that's absolutely right. this book, the f

the mercury news cites police as saying there was drinking among the group in this poorly-lit courtyard, "the victim consumed a large amount of brandy while socializing and then collapsed." the paper says that's when the attack began. an investigator told us, "we're looking at toxicology reports to determine if she was drugged." my question to psychologist michelle golland, if the victim was passed out, how might that influenced her attackers psychologically? could it have made them more likely to objectify her? >> it doesn't matter to me. whether she was passed out, or resisting, these men attacked her, brutalized her, and they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent. this is horrific. and it doesn't matter to me. >> but we're trying to understand, i know it may not matter to you, but if we don't understand -- okay, because otherwise, guess what, we're all part of the pornography of violence. if we just sit here and talk about this, as who, when, where, why, without getting to the deeper why, without trying to come up with societal solutions, then we're just part of the pornography