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nick watt, abc news, london.good for him. >>> hope you have a great night and from all of us here in the new studio for "world news," see you tomorrow night. m all of us here in the new studio for "world news," see you tomorrow night. >>> next at 6:00 bay area city might put a stop to controversial red light camera autos heat arrives and with it, something we haven't experienced all summer long. >> in sangt, the state sent it's last check to health clinics. now, families may see cuss in services. and san francisco street musicians sound off. a look at the city policy they claim is unfair. >>> this plume of smoke is coming from a grass fire burning in contra costa county south of highway 4. it's near san marco boulevard. it's now gone to a second alarm. we don't know how close sit to homes but do know so far, no evacuations have been ordered. sky 7 is on the way. we'll bring you a look as soon as it gets there. >> other top story tonight. ongoing controversy about cameras used to catch people running red lights. t

nick watt tells us about the glamorous woman on her grueling day. >> where is she?eporter: naomi campbell arrived, characteristically, a little late. waiting for her in court, the indicted war criminal charles taylor. >> are you a bit nervous? >> no, well, i didn't really want to be here. this is someone that i read up on the internet that's killed thousands of people, supposedly. >> reporter: taylor is charged with fomenting a vicious west african war, trading weapons with rebels for so-called blood diamonds. today, campbell was in court partly due to what movie star mia farrow told abc's brian ross a couple of months ago. she said that after a dinner at nelson mandela's house in 1997, taylor gave the supermodel a diamond. >> you don't forget when a girlfriend tells you that she was given a huge diamond in the middle of the night. it was representatives of president charles taylor and they had given her a huge diamond. >> reporter: but campbell denied the allegations to abc news. >> you received a diamond from charles -- >> i did not receive a diamond, and i'm not

nick watt explains. >> fragile economy. >> swept away. >> heavy metal. >> reporter: it's called in thee, a live shot. the anchor asks a searching question. >> what has happened here? >> reporter: the reporter pontificates, eating up air time on the 24/7 news networks. but for british viewers, there's an extra die mention. a sort of where's waldo? see the guy in the beige sweater? there he is again, just a wee smaller. and again. hang on. front and center. where is he? there he is. oh. here he comes. and he's brought his shopping. the british press has now turned on him. he is now the news raider. >> i'm known as the balding fat man. that's what they call me in the press. >> reporter: i have learned, through a bitter experience, when you film on the streets ofr someone to come up behind you and mock you. feel your face. flick your ear. do something stupid. we'll keep on rolling the camera. i'll keep on talking nonsense. and we'll see how long it takes. so, as you see, it hasn't taken us very long in london for someone to come behind and ruin the shot. the difference with colin arrow is

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nick watt has the story. >> where is she? arrived, characteristically, a little late. waiting for her in court, the indicted war criminal charles taylor. >> are you a bit nervous? >> no, well, i didn't really want to be here. this is someone that i read on the internet has killed thousands of people, supposedly. >> reporter: taylor is charged with fomenting a vicious west african war, trading weapons with rebels for so-called blood diamonds. campbell's in court currently due to what movie star mia farrow told abc's brian ross a couple of months ago. she said after a dinner at nelson mandela's house in 1997, taylor gave the supermodel a diamond. >> you don't forget when a girlfriend tells you that she was given a huge diamond in the middle of the night. it was representatives of president charles taylor. and that they had given her a huge diamond. >> reporter: campbell denied the allegations to abc news. >> since you received this diamond from charles -- >> i didn't receive a diamond and i'm not going to speak about that. than

nick watt is following the story. good morning to you, nick. what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, juju, the latest toll from this morning's attack is around 60 dead and more than 120 injured. the violence in iraq is escalating as the end of august draws near when the u.s. plans to end all of its combat operations and withdraw all but 50,000 u.s. troops. now, some of those killed this morning had been waiting in line overnight at that recruiting station. unemployment in iraq is running at about 60%. so many are willing to take the risk of joining the army and standing in line as prime targets outside those recruiting stations. juju? >> nick watt with the very latest from overseas. thanks for that. >>> in afghanistan we've learned three american troops were killed today. two in a roadside bombing. the other in a separate explosion. 17 have died there this month. >>> in pakistan many of the 20 million people affected by historic floods have yet to receive any assistance. the u.n. says it's raised only one-third of the money needed for emergency relief. millions of

nick watt has more. >> reporter: just a couple of knuckleheads watching a movie. oh, no. i say that -- rewind -- we're watching "iron man." >> no license plate on the front of his car. suddenly there's a license plate on the front of the car. >> reporter: john is a professional spotter and compiler of movie mistakes. this is "gladiator." >> in the back of the chariot. a gas canister which is used. i think it's full of compressed air. you see when the chariot goes over? >> yeah. >> reporter: john actually makes a good living from this. it all started when he spotted this. his first mistake in "jurassic park." now the sign is pointing the other way. moviemistakes.com now gets 25,000 hits a day. >> what sort of feeling do you get when you spot a really tough one? >> it's hard to say without sounding like too much of a geek, which, ultimately, i am. it's sort of a sense of pride. >> reporter: there are 88,000 mistakes listed on the site from more than 5,000 movies. some of john's favorites "mission: impossible." one second he's on slick. the next his tires are knobbly. >> wha

nick watt knee on the 11th. this putt is for birdie. finished at 13 under. tiger ten back in today's final round. >>> and out to buck shaw stadium last night, the earthquakes hosting kansas city. joe cannon in the net for the first time in six games. 36 minutes, scoreless. a pass takes care of the scoreless thing. san jose holds on to win 1-nil. and that's your morning look at sports. have a great day. >>> win or lose, there is one guy at at&t park who spends the entire day making sure fans have a good time. we are introduced to a senior in the stand whose legs make him a fan favorite. >> the giants' game is crowded with thousands of excited fans and nonstop action on the field. but some people just stand out. the kettle corn man is hard to miss. >> thank you very much. enjoy the rest of the game, have an awesome weekend. >> mr. friendly, 69-year-old howard lowe, moves fast. when he slows down to make a sale, the fans want more than corn for their six bucks. >> there is no music playing. i don't dance without music. sorry. >> that's right, he said dance. aro

nick watt is in london with much more on this. ck. >> reporter: good morning, robin. well, this morning in that dutch courtroom, the worlds of high-fashion and war crimes collided. and it was bizarre. naomi campbell was on the stand for more than one hour of questioning. the sashaying star of the world's catwalks was this morning a demure and very unwilling star witness. >> this is a big inconvenience for me. >> why did you not want -- >> i really don't want anything to do with this. >> reporter: in court, taking notes, the man she was forced to testify against. war crimes suspect, charles taylor. campbell told oprah exactly why she did not want to be here. >> i don't want to be involved in this man's case. i mean, he has done some terrible things. and i don't want to go and put my family in danger. >> reporter: taylor is charged with using blood diamonds to fund the brutal war in africa. apparently, he gifted some uncut stones to campbell, after a dinner at nelson mandela's home in 1997. >> i had a knock at my door. and i opened m

nick watt with more on this bizarre whodunit in england. >> reporter: so far, so good. nice lady. lola is dumped in the garbage can. lid closed. what was she thinking? the bbc dispatched a reporter to the scene for some live and in depth coverage. >> hearing a faint meowing in here. this is where they found her. >> reporter: lola was rescued after 15 hours, thankfully. but not before she was loaded into a garbage truck. her owner looked at a security camera and saw this. >> very shocked. >> what do you make of it? it seems extraordinary that someone would stop to pet a cat and then put it in the bin. >> reporter: outcry on facebook and youtube. death threats for the mystery woman. for "the sun," front-page news. the trapped chilean miners made page 7. >> how is she now? >> she's fine. >> reporter: the purrmanator, a bank worker told reporters, i thought it would be funny. she claims she's a cat lover. but the furtive look, she knew she was doing wrong. that's a guilty waddle. the cat is okay. i repeat. the cat is okay. but police are now standing guard outside that woman's house,

this sounds like a movie but it's a real war crimes trial and nick watt is in london with more. >> goodnes. >> and they had given her a huge diamond. >> reporter: the crucial question -- was this gift from charles taylor charged with arming vicious rebels in return for blood diamonds? >> and these two men does you know who they were? >> no i'm afraid not. >> and she said they had been sent by charles taylor. >> at breakfast, i told miss farrow and miss white what had happened. and one of the two said well, that is obviously charles taylor. and i said i guess it was. >> did you tell naomi campbell that the diamond or diamonds came from charles taylor? >> absolutely not. naomi campbell said they came from charles taylor. >> reporter: who will the court believe, the actress with the memory -- >> is that right? >> reporter: or the volatile supermodel who just a few months ago lied outright to abc news. >> you received a diamond -- >> i did not receive a diamond and i'm not going to speak to that. >> we're not answering these questions. >> now, anyone accused of lying to this court could be