our correspondent, paul wood, has actually been working undercover over the course of the last few weeks. he's back in beirut now. a short time ago, he spoke to me about what he's seen over those weeks. >> well, the general impression, david, is one of the activists in the rebel forces under tremendous pressure and only just barely surviving. we worked for 3 1/2 weeks about 10 miles from houla, the site of the massacre, on the outskirts of homs on syria's border with lebanon. we had about three days of filming, three weeks of hiding, because there were so troops out, so much movement by the syrian forces, and activists and rebel fighters felt under constant pressure. having said that, in places they are hanging on and managed to remove the last official government check point from that place about a couple of weeks ago. the other general impression i have is that this is a place absolutely just a hair's breath away from all-out civil war. it's been going to that part of syria on these covert trips since november, and every time i by, is there going to be a sectarian civil war? people alw

. >> meanwhile, fouad, we are likely to see more of the kinds of themes paul wood was reporting on in your book. you say that syria stands alone in the price that's been paid by its people in the arab spring. >> absolutely. when you take a look at the arab spring and the mild price paid bit tunisians, the mild price paid bit egyptians, who are now voting and something like 80 million people, only 800 were killed and now you look at the what the syrian people have encurksde the rapes, pillage, burning of people. the barbarism has reached unbelievable levels. >> fouad, thank you, as ever for joining the program. >> thank you, katty. well -- well, the polls are now closed in egypt's presidential election after a second dave voting. the race is wide open and 15 months after the fall of mubarak, the direction of the country is unclear. tensions have been rising among some of the candidates. >> for two days the voting has it been good-humored and almost entirely free but the good will among the voters has the not sprayed to all the candidates. as voting drew to a close, two of the leading c

. >> our paul woods reflecting on the three or to the so weeks undercover in syria. villages found the flight data recorder from a zwhreat slammed into a mountain. 45 people were killed on a demonstrational flight after the flight crashed. >> rescue workers had been looking for the flight data recorder ever since the russian-made passenger jet crashed into the side of the mountain. earlier they just found cockpit flight recorder not the flight data recorder. it's hopeful now investigators will be able to peace together what happened. >> the device that we have been looking for, the flight data recorder has been found last night by our recovery and search team. >> the super jet 100 crashed into the side of this mountain on may 9. the pieces of the plane strewn all over the side of this cliff. experts say without the black box, there's no way of telling whether it was the pilot that caused the crash or whether there was something wrong with the plane. this was a huge tragedy for indonesia. most of the people onboard were indonesians. the flight was supposed to be in th

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hopes of picking up campaign cash the republicans will hold a fundraiser at the wood side of home -- of a billionaire. paul ryan will be in san francisco tomorrow morning for a republican campaign event. >>> the head of the secret service is apologizing for the sex scandal in colombia involving his agents. director mark sullivan testified before a senate committee investigating allegations that the agents hired prostitutes while preparing for a presidential visit last month. sullivan denied a "washington post" report that implied agents drank and partied hard previously while overseas. nine agents have resigned or have been fired. two are suing to get their jobs back. >>> a travel alert for parents with small children. one of the nation's largest airlines is changing a long standing policy. >>> an i-team exclusive. dan noyes interviews the wife of suspended sheriff. what she says about a possible divorce and the domestic abuse case against her husband. >>> the wife of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi is talking exclusive to the i-team. >> dan noyes traveled to venezuela over the weekend and s

republicans now i can show you a list of the top ten on here senator rand paul is number three on there mick mulvaney rob wood all you know just very very interesting the double that amount was the bottom with the for the lowest grade level now i should say in some of the cases this was true for lawmakers on the opposite side of the political spectrum more progressive democrats in congress also tend to speak at a lower grade level and overall the congress of today speaks at about a ten point six grade level that's down from eleven point five grade level in two thousand and five so what's up with this dumbing down well i have a couple theories first of all we are in the age of cable networks and pundits who use quick catchy phrases you may have noticed but long winded intelligent orations rarely make it onto our airwaves now the shorter the sweeter the sound bite the better chance it has of being played over and over on c.n.n. but considering that the us constitution was written at a seventeen point eight grade level and the declaration of independence at a fifteen point one grade level which is some for a mom

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woods a lot. >> >> that's the logo for oma, almost forward. >> white house correspondent dinner, ask paul how he thought the president did. i was watching it with pl. he kept turning to me saying what is the crowd doing beeen e jokes? i had to keep explaining, they are laughing. he had no idea. >> you don't have to digitize it. this is my cast from my broken hand. >> jose rodriguez says the cia has enhanced the an teargas. >> andy -- >> yes? >> never mind. >> thanks for killing my timing though. it is b enough you have none of your own. don't kill others. terry, you said guys like jose rodriguez, guys like you live in reality. let me ask you ntd ngred u ti sffutf ses . bie m ca ueran ws sang >>he inspeorenalay te brdgoe't wk. drue sstid r*snl e wao in t o tliru. i wh u. clde gdvhow. bsuty. >>reou sgein wat arng pau mccurio? absolutely. i think america cldet behind that. >> would like to say it was the y who destroyed 92 tape because he wanted to protect the people he tortured. he should have saved a few. even nixon is saying, whoa, all 92? >> he had a better chance of proving it worked if he did

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wood side co-hosted by congressman lundgren. boehner and obama may even cross paths with paul ryan who will be in san francisco tomorrow. >>> wife of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi has granted her first interview to the abc7 news i-theme. dan noyes traveled to venezuela over the -- weekend and has this report. >> reporter: caracas venezuela is a world away interest the scandal that has consumed sheriff ross mirkarimi and his wife eliana lopez. she has come with her 3-year-old son to escape the spotlight to be with her family and consider her future. >> maybe i will get divorced with ross. but i'm very close with him in this fight. this is about justice itch >> reporter: after years of acting on stage television and film, eliana became an activist. she met ross at an environmental summit in brazil. >> he was following me during the conference. >> reporter: he was smitte he liked you? >> yes, he was following me. >> reporter: it was a quick romance she gave birth to her son theo in san francisco. she had so many adjustments to make new culture new language and a husband who worked long days. >> for me it has been the most painfu

woods a lot. >> >> that's the logo for obama, almost forward. >> white house correspondent dinner, ask paul how he thought the president did. i was watching it with paul. he kept turning to me saying what is the crowd doing between the jokes? i had to keep explaining, they are laughing. he had no idea. >> you don't have to digitize it. this is my cast from my broken hand. >> jose rodriguez says the cia has enhanced the an teargas. >> andy -- >> yes? >> never mind. >> thanks for killing my timing though. it is bad enough you have none of your own. don't kill others. terry, you said guys like jose rodriguez, guys like you live in reality. let me ask you this, would the plots have been stopped without the harsh an teargas techniques? he says i can't answer that question. perhaps. then she says, you told us the whole rational for the an teargas program was to stop an imminent attack. the inspector general says it didn't stop any imminent attack. i submit to you we don't know. i can't answer that question, perhaps. and i submit to you we don't know. not the most resounding defense i have ever heard.

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according to the pryor center for arkansas oral and visual history, john paul first floated the buffalo at age 12 after taking wood from his father's lumber yard to build himself a boat. nearly 40 years later, he established the buffalo as the first national river. this was not an easy achievement but one that was built with persistence and through relationships within the community. today, tens of thousands of arkansas families but also american families, including my own just a couple of months ago, enjoy floating the buffalo national river. john paul also used his time in congress to help northwest arkansas expand its infrastructure to keep up with the region's fast growth. for those of my colleagues who don't know, that is one of the fastest growing sections of the entire country. as a member of the public works committee, john paul was credited with securing bipartisan support on key infrastructure legislation. we could use a little bit of that magic today, by the way. you can't go far in northwest arkansas without seeing his impact. we have the john paul hammerschmidt highway, an access road to carter field

paul and desdemona jennings appreciated their home. was a small but great significance to them. carpenter john james on lot 23, square 107 and having divided the land into three parcels, he billed three wood frame houses facing l street. each parcel had ran from 84 to 115 feedback to a diagonal alley. jennings purchased easternmost house or $1000. dsa $400 of the purchase price, substantial down payment. earlier on this day a month after the sale husband and wife have been at the washington clerk's office where each sign a document borrowing the 600-dollar balance. desdemona is jennings second wife, played your market knowledge in the same as her husband. namely that if their payments were not made the property would be forfeited. the arrangement specified quarterly installments of $100 plus interest, accumulating the down payment could not have been easy and coming up with $100 every three months would not be either. washington was one of the most expensive cities in the world. an office clerk earning nine to $1800 annually were hard-pressed to support their families. jennings salary was 400. the debt would be satisfied in may, 1856 and paul jennings the man legally held his property for