mr. taylor smuggled diamonds to boost the war.n court, the actress mia farrow refuted testimony by naomi campbell. here is our report. >> what really happened at nelson men daily's charity dinner 13 years ago? some say that is proof that charles taylor was trading illegal diamonds for weapons. >> i solemnly swear on the bible, that i will speak the truth. >> mia, farrow said she saw naomi campbell at breakfast the next morning. mrs. cam seemed excited about a gift she had received in the night. >> she said that in the night she had been awakened. some men were knocking at the door, and they had been sent by charles taylor, and they were giving her -- they had given her a huge diamond. >> the whole truth. >> that flatly contradicts what naomi campbell told this court last thursday. she said two men had woken her and given her some small, dirty-looking stones. she didn't know what they were or who had sent them. >> did you ever learn who they were? >> no, i did not. >> you said they knocked at your door, and told you what some >> a

mr. taylor. mr. taylor, your privacy policy has the falling -- 'even after you remove information from your profile or delete your account, copies of that information may remain viewable elsewhere." and then it goes on to say " certain types of communications use and other users cannot be removed, such as messages," which are kind of basic. now, it begs the question if a facebook user wants to permanently delete, you gave him a firm answer -- is gone. this says otherwise. >> i'm sorry. rae yoare you done? is it a proper time? you bring up some of the most subtle issues we deal with and working on a social product. the issue about your data may still be viewable elsewhere -- is important point -- an important point to give people reading that policy are realistic expectation on how information may flow throughout the internet. you may publish your telephone number to your facebook profile and your friend may take that number and copy it into their phone. that interaction came from facebook, and even th

mr. taylor. mr. taylor, your privacy policy has the falling -- 'even after you remove information from your profile or delete your account, copies of that information may remain viewable elsewhere." and then it goes on to say " certain types of communications use and other users cannot be removed, such as messages," which are kind of basic. now, it begs the question if a facebook user wants to permanently delete, you gave him a firm answer -- is gone. this says otherwise. >> i'm sorry. rae yoare you done? is it a proper time? you bring up some of the most subtle issues we deal with and working on a social product. the issue about your data may still be viewable elsewhere -- is important point -- an important point to give people reading that policy are realistic expectation on how information may flow throughout the internet. you may publish your telephone number to your facebook profile and your friend may take that number and copy it into their phone. that interaction came from facebook, and even th

mr. taylor, on the reverse question. what would be the harm of doing.... >> the market. >> lehrer: you say the market would collapse. >> look what happened when what essentially fannie in fact took a back seat in mortgage lending. from 2001 to 2003 they lost a trillion dollars of market share. a trillion dollars. they lost it to the free market. the folks that bill have suggested should be the only lender. what did they do? what did that free market do? those are the ones who financed no documentation, low documentation, piggy-back loans, made loans to people who had no ability to pay. it was all about fee taking. it's what got us into this mess. the thing is not to throw the baby out with the bath water. bring them back but have the oversight. make sure they're adequately capitalized. make sure they can't do some of the things that bill is suggesting. i agree, prohibit them from making political contributions. i'd like them to do with with a lot of institutions but there are things we can do to keep the good parts of th

mr. taylor. mr. taylor, your privacy policy has the falling -- 'even after you remove information from your profile or delete your account, copies of that information may remain viewable elsewhere." and then it goes on to say " ceain types of communications use and other users cnot be removed, such as messages," which are kind of basic. now, it begs the question if a facebook user wants to permanently delete, you ve him a firm answer -- is gone. this says otherwise. >> i'm sorry. rae yoare you done? is it a proper time? you bring up some of the most subtle issues we deal with and working on a social product. the issue about your data may still be viewable elsewhere -- is important point -- an important point to give people reading that pocy are realistic expectation on how information may flow throughout the internet. you may publish your telephone number to your facebook profile and your friend may take that number and copy it into their phone. that interaction came from facebook, and even though you

mr. charles taylor. we believe that is important because it shows his possession of the diamonds close in time to the bringing into sierra leone of arms and ammunition. >> today, sierra leone is on the mend, and more blood, but plenty of diamonds. doug out by hand by men who still remember what the stones did to their country. that is used to kill people, to buy ammunition, which generations and has caught. >> africa's mineral wealth has fueled plenty of confidence, but the issue has rarely ended up in court. now, though, the british civil model has a chance to play a small but perhaps significant role in detail in one specific link between diamonds and conflict. the sierra leone's victims, the child sends out one simple but vital message -- never again. >> it is very important, and this will solve -- serve to order people who want to do these things, the same thing tomorrow, they will say that they will be helped responsible for what they did. >> but just as alone is not enough. and i am living on the s

mr. taylor flirting with each other at dinner. >> he was leaning forward and they were laughing. and he was agreeing that there was a gift coming. >> she said that two men arrived at their guest house later that night. >> they came in and they sat down in the lounge, and they then took out a quite scruffy paper, and handed it to ms. campbell. and they said, you know, these are the diamonds. >> it was a dramatic and bizarre day, hollywood and the catwalk and snared in an african tragedy. naomi campbell is not on trial. this is simply to find out whether charles taylor was responsible for the atrocities that blighted an entire country for a decade. it is unclear that anything that happened under nelson mandela's roof that night announced to solid evidence. bbc news, in the hague. >> linking it charles taylor to illegal diamonds is key to the prosecution's case. he denies responsibility for destroying, raping, naming, and mutilating more than 1 million africans in west africa. >> he faces 11 separate charges over his alleged role in the brutal civil war in neighboring sierra leone.

mr. taylor, which could link him to illegal blood diamonds. >>> the chief executive of hewlett-packard has resigned following allegations of sexual harassment. he has been the leader since 2005. they said investigations suggested there was no violation of company policy but found a violation of standards of business conduct. >>> french police have cleared about 100 people out of a camp, the first clarence since president sarkozy announced plans to -- the first clearance since president sarkozy announced plans to close about 300 camps. the government has been accused of victimizing gypsy travelers, but opinion polls suggest eight out of 10 french. citizen french. >>> health officials are warning people to stay indoors as the worst wildfire in its history blank to the capital in small. people have been wearing face masks even in their homes and offices and there are suggestions it could stay this way until next month. >> a day of permanent gray twilight in the russian capital. the smoke is so thick that cars need their headlights from dawn to dusk. and the city's most historic and colorful b

mr taylor's inquiry opened with the words: "i warmly welcome the prime minister to his role of answeringquestions and i am grateful to him for finding the time in his diary to do so. at some point he might consult the house about these changes". mr blair replied, it shoud be recorded, that the procedure committee should feel able to "review the new system as time progresses" and "look at ways that it can be improved in the light of experience". that offer has never been fully taken up, which is a strange omission. the failure to embrace change in 1995 still haunts us today. a procedure committee report into parliamentary questions as a whole which was published in 2002 really only glanced at pmqs, conceding that the contest "tends to encourage 'tribal behaviour' on both sides which damages the public image of the house, while the hopping from one subject to another which is the consequence of open questions militates against sustained and serious scrutiny" but only one very minor procedural change was recommended and accepted. the only real reform of note in all that time was achieved by

mr. taylor tell miss campbell that he was going to send her a diamond. >> that's not true at all. >> reporter: the same night campbell testified two men knocked on her door and gave her a pouch with what she called some dirty-looking pebbles. >> i'm used to seeing diamonds shiny and in a box, you know. >> reporter: she testified she didn't know who gave them until she spoke to actress mia farrow and her agent the next day. one said it must have been charles taylor, potentially critical evidence against taylor, who denied ever dealing in diamonds. blood diamonds, a trade that despite every precaution continues today. as for that gift of stones or diamonds, a mystery, where are they now. campbell says she gave them immediately to jeremy ratcliff, then the head of nelson mandela's children's fund. he couldn't be found today, while the fund said today it never received them. stay tuned, martin fletcher, nbc news, london. >>> up next, we'll tell you about a place where making a difference for young men and women is a team sport. >>> in our "making a difference" report tonight, how a game is changi

mr. taylor received rough diamonds from the rebels in sierra leone and use them for his personal enrichment as well as to procure arms and ammunition for the rebels in sierra leone. >> charles taylor was arrested and brought to the hague five years ago. he is charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the civil war in sierra leone. it is also alleged he traded weapons for uncut diamonds. it is the promise for evidence about these blood diamonds from sierra leone and naomi campbell 's deep reluctance to testify for the prosecution that are at the heart of this trial. bbc news in the hague. >> you are watching bbc news. still to come, a generous gift. some of america's richest people pledged to get at least half their money to charity. here in britain, the food standards agency says that meet from an infected cow has found its way into the food chain. >> it is normally quiet on new meadow farm, the scottish highlands faced the glare of the national media and official investigation. the key issue is to balls which were important as embryos from america. both were the offspr

. >> myself, charles taylor, mr. mandela. >> pointing to the photograph, she identified him next to her at a charity dinner hosted by nelson mandela. >> she said men knocked at her door. >> when i was sleeping, i had a knock at my door and i opened my door and two men were there and gave me a pouch and said a gift for you >> but naomi campbell didn't know who the men were or who sent the gift. >> do you recall why it is you didn't ask them why they were giving this pouch to you? >> i don't recall. i just took them. it's not about noral to get gifts. i get gifts at any hour of the time. it's quite normal for me to receive gifts. it was only the next morning she looked inside. >> i saw a few stones and they were very small, dirty-looking stones. over breakfast she told the story and someone else suggested she -- it must have come from charles taylor. >> and the judge asked -- >> i just assumed. i never heard of the country liberia before. i never heard of the term "blood dimetsdz." so i assumed it was. >> charles taylo

. >> myself, charles taylor, mr. mandela. >> she identified him next to her at a charity dinner hosted by nelson mandela. later that night, after she went to sleep, men knocked at her door. >> when i was sleeping, i heard a knock at my door. i opened my door, and two men were there, and gave me a pouch, and said, "a gift for you." >> naomi campbell said she did not know who the men were or who sent the gift. >> do you recall why it is you did not ask them why they were giving you this pouch? >> i don't recall. it is 13 years ago. i just took them. it is not abnormal for me to get it. i get gifts given to me all the time, at any hour of the night, sometimes the concierges, it is normal for me to receive gifts. >> the next morning, she looked inside. >> i saw a few stones. they looked very small, dirty- looking stones. >> over breakfast, she told the story and someone suggested they must have come from charles taylor. >> what did you think? >> i assumed it was. >> why? >> i don't know. i don't know anything about charl

mr. taylor, good morning you to. >> good morning. >> this recall is massive. are we expecting this to get any bigger? >> well, it's a continuing investigation. we'll continue to follow up on reports of illnesses. we do think we've identified the seven farms that are the source of the problem as we know today but will continue to investigate. >> i guess the big question, how could this have happened and how do you reassure people at home they are safe? >> well, we have to systematically work to prevent these problems and looking into this case in particular to see what went wrong in these facilities but we know if we put in place the right preventive measures we can reduce the risk of these problems. we have no rules coming into effect just in summer, actually, we think will help in the future. >> the big question, what what went wrong, i think people are saying what went wrong, over a half billion eggs a recalled. how does this happen and do you have any idea right now what possibly did go wrong? >> well, it's a fact of life salmonella is common in animals, bi

mr. charles taylor.gh diamonds, close in time to the bringing into sierra leone a large shipment of arms and ammunition. >> reporter: the high-profile nature after campbell's that charles taylor sold appearance is to link up allegations that the former liberian leader charles taylor sold diamonds and sold weapons to rebels, who were known for hacking off the arms and legs of civilians during the ten-year civil war. campbell's appearance at the court is cloaked in secrecy in the hague this morning. she has demanded that no cameras follow her appearance in the court today. rob? vinita? >> our thanks to sonia gallego, live in london. >>> former new york mayor rudy giuliani's daughter was arrested for shoplifting. police say a surveillance camera caught 20-year-old caroline giuliani stealing about $100 worth of makeup at a manhattan store. police released giuliani last night after charging her with petty larceny. her father is asking for privacy, calling the arrest a private matter. >>> after spewing nearly

taylor. for all the changes, we did not initiate, mr. greene asked us to do this. the offer to do 16 inches, we give him every item he asks for. the reason that we go with this is that we could not stand it anymore because they keep on asking that is why we stopped at the 3 feet. the biggest problem is that we are looking in one area. this is only one parking. we go right through the car parking. we are reducing the length, this definitely reduces one car parking. >> you have your rear yard setback which makes it compliant and that is where the building against, i think this is 6 feet, i'm not sure how far that is from the property line. when you get above the first to second floor, you. but to the third floor and that is where you have your said back. that is 42 inches, that might be the height as compared. >> that is the fate of the building. >> what i see was that there was a roof pattern that has been eliminated and now we have a more pitched roof instead of a roof that has a pitch. >> i have a sketch. i think i can see this. the one to make sure what i see is

taylor. >> that's not true at all. as i said before, when i'm with mr. mandela and i think everyone in the world feels the same way, my attention and focus is with my attention and focus is with him. >> reporter: at the time, taylor was at the center of international outrage over his alleged role in stoking the bloody civil war. but campbell today claimed she was completely ignorant of the term blood diamonds or what was happening in africa. >> i don't know anything about charles taylor, never heard of him before, never heard of the country liberia before and never heard the term blood diamonds before, so i just assumed that it was. >> have you had any other contact -- contact -- >> no contact at all. never seen him again since the dinner table. >> at breakfast, you were told probably they were diamonds and probably they came from charles taylor, did you consider thanking him for the gift to you? >> i didn't thank him. i just looked for my friend jeremy and gave them to him. it not abnormal for me to get gifts. i get that all the time at any hour of the n

mrs. pharoah afai farrowd it is charles taylor. >> reporter: charles taylor, who is the former dictator ofr. a concept in the movie "blood diamonds." >> it is so rare that men will do anything to possess it. >> reporter: he is accused in the hague for war crimes and crimes against humanity and including scripting child soldiers and rape. but campbell did not want to testify. she had to be subpoenaed. and her reasons? fear. >> i don't want anything to do with this, and i care about the protection of my family. >> and why would you be concerned about the protection of your family? >> because this is someone that i read up on the internet killed thousands of people. >> reporter: and she also testified that before she met him, she never heard of his country liberia or blood diamonds and she had had no contact with him since the dinner. as for the diamonds campbell said she gave them to a man working for the nelson mandela's charity and she testified 13 years later, he still has them. carl? >> thank you, martin fletcher. >>> deadly high winds lead to a deadly barn collapse in ohio. the barn col

. >> bonnie taylor, a schoolteacher has been a regular blood donors in 1966. when she found out, she decided to donate in the honor of mrung. >> whenever i give blood i am giving to humanity. aquino, you never know we're donation is going to go. and you know,-- >> and it is going to somebody who serves us all and i think that makes it more special and personal. the other lacrosse continues to receive blood and the name of officer young in and the of the locations throughout the bay area. >> and something we found this afternoon, this facebook page has been set up. with pictures of officer younger, and his fellow police officers if we can take this? he had more clearly palm 700 people are in support of this. that we like this, and have left messages, and that " you and your family are in a rpryor's? >> it also, how to be a part of the blood drive. and if you'd like to check this out? www.kron.com pam? >> stay with us, as we continue to show the coverage, and he www.kron.com and find out more about the suspect's arrest, and leave your comments for the officer in this family. if ♪ >> it is cool out there this afternoon. if

taylor whether he thought shot he gave mr. clemens could cause the shots on his buttocks. he said he had never seen a complication like the one presented by mr. clements. -- mr. clemens. the head trainer said he had never seen a side effect from may -- from a b-12 shot like the one on mr. clemens. it also appeared in a tip that a mass was not caused by a stray glut or other muscle strain. we have testimony that on numerous occasions, he had conversations with mr. clemens regarding stacking of steroids. given the physical testimony -- the physical evidence we have had, that seems to be consistent with much of what mr. mcnamee is saying. how am i supposed to receive this testimony as someone who is looking for the truth? i am looking to be supported by the physical evidence. this is not supported of your claim. much of this is a portent of mr. mapping -- mr. mcnamee's assertions. i want you to explain to me the import of this evidence. how can this all be wrong? >> he has inserted into the record a report by dr. murphy. we ask unanimous consent to insert into the record a re