and mr anderson. you were arrested mr anderson. it will just be a week there was a decision. that. should be understood by the world. and everybody knew that it was coming the magistrate informed. me. that we were charged with violations of several indian wars generally related to the language which mr anderson had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive negligence offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail even the company's lawyer could see the man as they were confined to house arrest was a. sign of a problem. representative of the us government to lend any assistance possible are you surprised the chairman of union carbide has been arrested since he's here to try and solve a problem i'm missing a little at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirmed the government would be seeking compensation for damages and they launched a bitter attack on union carbide this government going after him in. the tragedy. and knows its duty. thousands of innocent citizens whose lives have been slowed. dramatically aff

receiving visitors then the local police superintendent drove out with the startling news that mr anderson and two local union carbide executives were on down the rest of. the rest can you tell us exactly who the arrested mr mr bill mr and mr i was. arrested mr imus in the world yes i am and there was a decision. that. should be understood by the world. and everybody knew that it was coming to the magistrate and for. you know with. that we were charged with violations of several indian war was generally related to the language which mr anderson had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive negligence offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically no chance of bail not even the company's lawyer could see the men as they were confined under house arrest he wasn't doing any sort of a problem there was a representative of the us government to lend any assistance possible are you surprised that the chairman of union carbide has been arrested since he's here to try and solve a problem i'm missing a little at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior officia

the startling news that mr anderson and two local union carbide executives and the rest of the. rest of. us exactly news arrested. the world. there was. the world. and everybody knew that it was coming. and. there were. general who. had been arrested on charges of criminal and constructive. offenses carrying a possible two year jail sentence and theoretically. even the company's lawyer could see them as they were confined. saw the problem. as government as possible. to try and solve the problem. at the magic pradesh state headquarters a senior official confirmed the government would be seeking compensation for damages they launched a bitter attack on union carbide this government going after him in. the tragedy. and knows its. innocent citizens whose lives have been slowed. dramatically affected. by cruel. on the part of the management of the union. of course. but he just. has request for extradition and. the u.s. government has denied that request. and anderson to face trial. the proponents of the method that society of black good one anderson look will do and it was one anders

mr. anderson cooper was there where he and an equally handsome rob marciano did not apparently realize they could just move from the spot where water was draining off the top of the tent on top of them to a drier place underneath said tent! (laughter) if you've got to waterboard one of your guys, cnn... (cheers and applause) huh? meanwhile, back in the corporations are people's republican of tampa the republicans faced the difficult challenge of their own. could they find someone who could make america love mitt romney? >> i could tell you why i fell in love with him. he was tall, laughed a lot. he was nervous, girls liked that, it shows the guy's a little intimidated. he was nice to my parents but he was also really glad when they weren't around. (laughter) >> jon: well, listen, you seem kind of charming so i can get why he's into you. but unless there's time in this campaign for mitt romney to take us all to a dance i don't think the love thing is happening. if you can't make us fa i love with mitt romney, what about hate for the other guy? r.n.c. chair reince priebus. >> barack obama thi

in spite of the fact that there is a wall of and fall the rest against mr one man and a son and mr anderson has retired in a beautiful house. north of new york of course never. end it was a bone of glacier we're looking at we're going to be inventive and one of the implications is for the nation which you know the more than thirty thousand people are affected and the people who are drinking the polluted water think about the problems this can problems that is diseases through the. infections industrialization of. foreign investment you know the. all of those are sick and that's the position that i'm going to get specific governments are not in business to protect the population. that's what they say they are but it's usually a pretty low priority. don't take any worry about somebody started taking over the record countries that started it pretty often loses. a loss of the working group population but the leaders were willing to take the risk or it was the room for their own hands i mean this is just some history. the. least want to response in us stocks on a daily the government just pimpin

about because in spite of the fact that there is a wall of unfold the rest against mr wong and i mr anderson has retired in a beautiful house in. new york and of course. it was a bone of delay shooting and we have to be invented and one of the implications is for nation which you know more than thirty thousand people and the people. i've known about the problems this can problems that is this is through. all of our second that's the position that having to get specific governments are not in business to protect the population. that's what they say they are but it's usually a pretty low priority. don't take any. somebody's story. or the record country story. the loss of the work crew the population but the leaders were willing to take the risk or risk. this want to responds in this stock to leave the government just pimping for chemicals and these are the same people who have so far stalled justice for the victims. but we strongly feel that on this occasion of the twenty seventh anniversary we will be able to the stronger the mixes and we will get justice. they have not begun to profit on the

mr anderson has been a beautiful. new york of course. it was a bone of glacier we're looking at we're going to be affected and one of the implications of you know the more than thirty thousand people and the people who are drinking. problems this can problems that is this is true. intentions. are sick and that's what happened to your specific governments are not in business to protect the population. or it's usually a pretty low priority. don't take any. somebody's story. or the record the country started off with. the loss of the. crew the population but the leaders were willing to take the risk or. these want to respond in this stock to leave the government just pimping for chemicals and these are the same people who have so far. we strongly feel that on this occasion of the twenty seventh anniversary we will be able to destroy the mixes and we will get justice. they have not to go out on the other one. of the people in the front it's. not. rehab. what is new but. i was hired. for. to bring all of the computer applications. i saw. beca

mr. anderson spoke earlier, we have resources to come in and assist with the victims' families. and a lot of times, information develops on these crimes that we can use later on to help our investigation. in addition, we have been working very closely with adult and juvenile probation. we have federal resources. we have our investigators that are on loan and detailed to federal agencies. we are able to use those resources also to help. that is our overall response from the investigative side. from the side of the house, the district station capt. from the district in which it occurred will do out reached to his neighboring -- neighborhood community whenever there is a homicide and ask people to come forward. we solve cases with the public's health and public support. we are very mindful of the impact of these types of crimes on a community. these particular open side -- open homicide, the three open homicide in our district, we do not see them as related in any way at this point. but the investigation, as i mentioned, is open and continuing. supervisor avalos: do you believe the

very careful that it's maintain well you talk about access actually the red cross spokesman mr steven anderson says i quote let the team found the hospital insert was overwhelmed with wounded people so why the medics from from the red cross from the for from the libyan red crescent allowed to get access to get adequate medical help we were we were allowed to get access but to be honest with you insert at that very moment it was during two days in fact the bombing in the shelling was so difficult that we are asking one thousand to go in the hospital and then to go to withdrawal because it was too dangerous and i didn't want them to be exposed you know. and to take too much risk but very clearly some of our colleagues from the libyan red crescent were able to work in the indian hospital and then we were able to to do a difference in the hospital. change won't stick to the subject but change the location syria is a red cross able to provide help to the to the victims of violence in that country in syria and syria it's a very difficult situation it's a complex situation we are the i.c.r.c. we've g

mrs. anderson. lower ninth ward resident for 35 years. >> we are all connected to something like this.have left, but i had to do what i had to do. >> pa trish that jones is one of the people trying to get the ninth ward back on track. >> this is an example. this is what we want to see building. this is what we are working on. he's high grass. it's houses still needing to be torn down that are not torn down. it's abandonment. it's a lack of power and community. that's what this is. and we fight every day to not have that to be, every year, less and less of it in our community. >> government, where is government in all of this? >> government is -- you know, there are things we call photo ops and come when the cameras come, oh, look what we did over here. you can look around ward nine to see it is not where it needs to be. when the media leaves, we are still here cutting grass, getting another group to do this, packaging up another loan product for a family, affordable products so they can become homeowners. for us, i'm tired of the political shenanigans. >> hi, jeff, how are you? to get

. >> it is a very difficult time right now, anderson. mr. kaleka was a great friend. a gentle soul. a generous heart. there have been a number of cases where people have -- in the sikh community have reached out to law enforcement, to public officials, because of what they felt would be things that -- actions or wrongdoings or whatnot because of their appearance. where they felt like they were a target. in some cases, gas station owners or taxicab drivers are dealing with people in a tough neighborhood. so you've got that element as well. and it's -- >> mr. kaleka had been at one point pistol whipped years ago when he was at a gas station working there. i was talking to his son who said many people in the sikh community don't even report minor instances which are still very horrible of people saying things to them, passing them in the car, flipping them off or whatever. >> sure, robberies at gas stations. you know, we had a rioting and looting situation last year, the fourth of july where a sikh indian gas station owners attacked. i've been to several funerals myself

james craig anderson comes in the lower, right corner of the screen after he was beaten, according to police. he staggers into the headlights of mr. dedmond's truck. then the truck backs up, surges forward. the headlights glowing brightly on anderson's shirt before he and that shirt disappear underneath it. the truck runs right over the defenseless man. after he does that, he drives to a mcdonalds, he picks up a phone and apparently calls a buddy and says what? >> according to the testimony, i ran that nigger over. >> according to witnesses, he was laughing about it he was laughing, really? >> that's what we plan to present. >> daryl dedmond pleaded not guilty at first. during one court appearance, that attorney says he did not see any evidence racism was involved. the district attorney says nothing else was involved. he classified this as capital murder and a hate crime. >> you would think it would be a wake-up call for any town where that kind of hate could fester. but this is brandon, mississippi. >> wurns it happened, we haven't gone into code red. oh, my god, we've got a major problem. >> here, the police say there were no w

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mr. sock low, give us your take on what we just now learned the limited information that we have. >> sure, anderson. well, based on what i'm hearing so far and the reading i'm seeing on the coverage, it seems like there's an appropriate flow of information going on within the university. that if holmes was concerning through dr. fenton, that she communicate that information to the behavioral intervention team on campus. you've already talked about, there's a threshold for when a psychiatrist can reveal that information. but information flows both ways with these teams. it may be that someone brought information to the team about holmes and fenton was on the team, or maybe fenton brought information to the team about holmes which would then apply that there was a threshold of threatening behavior that was imminent and she felt the need to alert the team to that. >> dr. drew what do you make of this? the question i have what responsibility does a school have if a student has actually left the school, is there anything they can really do? >> the psychiatrist again, to reframe your intro to myself, i'm