yesterday prosecutors were questioning petersen's neighbor, and he indic petersen intimidated him by in his driveway. they say the prosecution can't prove that petersen left the bullet. >> the prosecution never wants to be in the position where they are on their heels and making sure that the trial proceeds. this comes on the heels of a mistrial being made with regard to opening statements. the prosecution is a little bit behind the eight ball going forward. the reality is it would be very unlikely for him to throw it out with repbl dis. he could say there will be a mistrial and start from scratch again, they are only two days into the trial right now. or he may throw out that testimony. if he throws out the testimony that will hurt the prosecution. this is a circumstantial case, they need every little bit of evidence they can get in right now and you don't want to lose this testimony. >> richard the prosecution says the defense opened the door to this bullet top nick thei topic in their own questioning. is there anyway the judge could decide, let's go forward. >> the judge could dec

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major developments in the drew petersen murder trial where earlier today petersen's lawyers withdrew for a mistrial, allowing the former illinois police officer's trial to go ahead. the defense attorneys move follows several blunders by prosecutors who are seeking to prove the 58-year-old killed his third wife in 2004. beater son of course as we remind you every time we talk about this is also a suspect in the 2007 disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy peterson. he has never been charged in that case. joining me now former prosecutor joey jackson and criminal defense attorney pilar prinz. this is the third time the prosecutors have done something that angered the judge and also prompted the defense to say, hey, wait a minute, mistrial. is the prosecution losing this case? >> it's a about it problematic. the ground rules are established at the outset, jenna, that is the evidence that is admissible the evidence that is not. oftentimes there is evidence that is relevant to the case but it's overly prejudicial so the jury can't hear it. in this instance when you have rivetting testimon

barry petersen, cbs news, beijing. ahead the race to see who is the fastest runner on the planet. those toys. insurance must be expensive. nah. [ dennis' voice ] i bet he's got an allstate agent. they can save you up to 30% more by bundling your policies. well his dog's stupid. [ dennis' voice ] poodles are one of the world's smartest breeds. are you in good hands? >> glor: a very impressive weekend for serena williams. she won the women's olympic tennis doubles today with her sister venus after winning yesterday. also at center court scotland's own andy murray winning its gold for great britain in straight sets he beat roger federer. to cap an exciting day the fastest men in the world hit the track and mark philips is there. >> reporter: there is no bigger event in the olympics than the men's 100 meter and no bigger character than the man who has owned that race since the last games jamaican usain bolt. and no greater expectation among jamaicans who gathered to watch their stars. >> one, two, three jamaica, all right. >> one, two, three, one, two, three. >> reporter: what makes y

barry petersen reports from beijing. >> forget job interviews or sending out resumes.s is how college graduates are trying to find work on one of china's hot new reality shows that puts applicants in front of potential employers. this one is called the capable deserve the job. >> i hope to get a job in movie promotion says this 24-year-old. my postgraduate work was in film studies. she so impressed one judge, he offered her a job on the spot. >> at his company which produces and promotes chinese movies and tv shows. >> how hard is it today for college students to find a job? >> translator: it's tough he told us. adding that his company is now getting 10,000 resumes a year for its 50 job openings. >> the shortage of jobs is what makes the job hunting shows more than just good reality television. they're also a sign of tough economic times facing china's college graduates. as china's economy soared, so did the number of people who go to college. the number of graduates went from a million in 2001 to more than 6 million in 2012. these days a lot of them have traded studyi

barry petersen looks at one reason why. >> to the chinese, it was a feat worthy of a nation's pride when 16-year-old swimmer broke records and won two gold medals. in one of the events, her final lap was faster than a similar lap by a u.s. male swimmer. when americans suggested the record speed was the result of doping. unbelievable. disturbing and suspicious said john leonard, executive director of the american swimming coaches association. china's english language newspaper headline, yeah, she won, aimed at what many here see as america's disrespect for china. she went on chinese tv after routine testing that every medal winner goes through cleared her. they envy us she said. and added about her wins, we train more diligently. in fact, china's olympics system is all about state-run schools like this one in beijing. children as young as six are hand-picked to be the next generation of chinese medal winners. they get some education, but the focus is on training and more training. table tennis player who is all of 13 knows what he wants to become. a world champion he says. doing it for hi

barry petersen now in beijing. >> reporter: led in by guards, gu kailai sat tell the as the story of a chilling murder unfolded, prosecutors claiming she and a family employee came to a chinese hotel with poison. and in cold blood, she poured it down the throat of her british business associate after he got drunk. then she watched him die. but many observers believe her real sin and the real reason for this trial is corruption, and rumors of millions made in shady overseas deals by using the influence of her powerful husband, and that her husband, bo xilai, may be the real target. he was once party boss of a major chinese city, in line for a seat on the elite politburo that rules china. then ann a late-night announcement last march, suddenly suspended from the party's leadership. it came amid suggestions that he abused his power by sending some of his political enemies to jail and used his influence to enrich his family. orville shell is a longtime china expert, now visiting beijing. is the party afraid this suggests other people within the hierarchy may be corrupt? >> we the party's

barry petersen has a report tonight on what happened to one man who couldn't afford the mortgage he gote u.s. department of agriculture. >> reporter: here in appalacha, 72-year-old charlie ward had no savings and lived on social security, but because of a special u.s.d.a. program for low-income families, he could buy his own home. that must have been a day of pride for you. >> it was. >> reporter: a truck driver for more than 40 years, ward and his wife, wilma, expected to live out their lives here in nelsonville, ohio. but last year, with wilma dying of cancer, medical bills took a toll. what happened to your family finances at that point? >> they disappeared very fast. >> reporter: because of what happened to your wife? yes. >> reporter: ward fell behind on his payments. he says he was trying to work out a payment-deferment plan when the u.s.d.a. seized his $2,900 tax refund and began taking $135 from his $900 monthly social security check. this really hurts, doesn't it? >> yes, it does. >> reporter: why? >> well, i have to survive, and i can't. >> reporter: unlike private lenders, th

barry petersen, cbs news, beijing. it axelrod: to the middle east now, where iran today said it .ssted a new and more accurate short-range missile. it claims to be able to hit targets in israel and u.s. bases in the region. the big concern is that this kind of missile could potentially carry nuclear weapons. next, the green that came out of the blue. rhe surprising discovery of millions of extra dollars for rhe surprising discovery of millions of extra dollars for california's parks. els like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva

virginia petersen and her daughter want no one to find them.find the man who tried to kill them. this woman did not want her face to appear on camera. >> well, i'm very, very scared. i have all the windows locked. >> i'm afraid for the elderly, young. >> as police and the public wrestle with the terrifying notion that no city is safe, the killer strikes again in a new place. two days after the san fernando valley attack, he travels east to diamond bar. >> the victim was elyas abowath, a 35-year-old computer engineer. he was shot and killed. his wife was beaten. the house was ransacked. >> i'm scared. i think everybody else is scared. >> it's a scary situation. >> that scene, we had a great deal of evidence. we had the fact that the phones were disabled, a new shoe print, we had a gun that had been used before. we had some conversation with a surviving victim. he actually tells the surviving victim don't pray to god, pray to satan. >> all of the night stalker's attacks have taken place within a 50-mile radius, until august 17, 1985. >> californi

young chinese athletes already in training for the next olympic games, barry petersen takes us inside the metal factory and curiosity countdown. john blackstone is looking a new generation of rover on the surface of mars. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> glor: and good evening, i'm jeff glor, police are calling it a case of domestic terrorism, a gunman opened fire during a service this morning at a sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin. 12 miles south of milwaukee. the gunman killed six people and wounded three others before being shot and killed by police. law enforcement sources tell our homeland security correspondent bob orr this evening they are trace a semiautomatic pistol used in the shooting. president obama said this afternoon he is deeply saddened by what happened. enest ferre begins our coverage. >> reporter: the shooting occurred just before the start of a religious service at the sikh temple of wisconsin which served t c

barry petersen is breaking that news tonight. >> mr. holmes, this matter comes on for what we call an initial advisement... >> reporter: it's unclear how long james holmes met with the professionals associated with the university's student mental health service or how involved they were with him. but it raises more questions about what the school may have known about the man accused of killing 12 and wounding 58 more at an aurora movie theater on july 20. according to court records, the only named publicly disclosed-- dr. lynn fenton, a school professor and psychiatrist-- was treating holmes prior to shooting. sources tell us that fenton alerted campus police about holmes and his name was brought to the attention of the school's behavioral evaluation and threat assessment team which can provide referrals to law enforcement. it's unclear what happened next. a university spokesperson declined comment because of a gag order imposed by the presiding judge. how are you dealing with all of this? with what's happened to your family? >> well, i

and barry petersen is in beijing where the hunt for jobs is now a prime time spectacle. e oraptioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" bs eh scott pelley. >> schieffer: good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm bob ishieffer. fll, we may be headed for the worst summer ever for wildfires, and there is a huge new fire burning tonight east of seattle. about 40,000 fires so far this year have burned up more than six million acres. that's a million more than average. there are more than 60 large fires burning out of control tonight. the fire east of seattle swept across a 26,000 acre patch in a matter of hours. ben tracy is there tonight. u n? >> reporter: as you can see, the smoke is darkening the hillsides in western washington state and the wind isn't helping firefighters. they've been trying to battle the blaze for a day and a half gow and they're doing all they can just to keep up. overnight the fire exploded driven by nearly 40 mile per hour winds. re this is one of the homes we saw over there that's clearly on fire. >> reporter: at least 60 homes en and ar

witness was his 19- told jurors heo not believe petersen killed his mother. r that he decided not to take the stand. he has pleaded not guilty in his wife's death which was concluded as an accident. >> police in conn investigating e explosion that left one dead and two people hospitalized. pay friendg to help a propane -- propane leak. witnesses said they could feel the explosion from as far away as a mile. 11 people including nine children injured after a terrifying incident in south los angeles. 100-year-old man backed his car onto a sidewalk and struck them. from anned across elementary school after class had ended. the children are expected to survive. says his brakes failed. have a valid does driver's license and is being cooperative. not arrested. trouble at penn from the scandal the school has to return 14 of football trophies. of the ncaa's punishment for the involvement scandal. they will return all trophies between 1998 and 2011. have already issued a few other sanctions including a $6 million fine and a ban on buildings for four years. bullying at

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replied that the prosecution would have to tell the jury that the witness was not believable or that petersen had been denied ever during that ... you cannot force a defendant to take the stand on something like that ... >> but i feel that this is part of the witness' testimony why would this be a problem for him to say he felt intimidated by the defendants >> he could feel and tell why he was intimidated ... but the fact of the matter is if he found a bullet in his driveway that is so prejudicial to the defendant how are you going to be able to prove that it came from peter send it could have come from any way body.. so we will see lots of things like this happening and that would be something to consider for mistrial ... >> the judge seems furious about this ... >> he is and it's not that far into the trial where he would call a mistrial at dearly stage of this trial there is a 50-50 chance ... i cannot see special instructions to the jury and go on with the trial ... this is a very unfortunate thing these big issues will be coming up time and again as the trial continues ... there is a 50

petersen wants the jury to decide the case.l for a mistrial came prosecutors asked a witness about a restraining not supposed to in front of the jury. the manyust one of blunders by the prosecution. in theterson is accused f his third wife and disappearance of his fourth wife. elvis presley's ex-wife priscilla and their daughter marie greeted thousands of graceland. they gathered for a candlelight to mark the 34th of the singer's death. the first time both appeared together at dating a tradition 1980's.the early elvis died on this day at the of 42 after years of prescription drug abuse. >> extreme weather across the to fuelu.s. continues dozens of wildfires. it is a danger to communities and has threatened to drive more from their homes. number of fires across 13 states. conditions could worsen in some places over the next few days. now a report on a fire burning seattle. of more than 900 firefighters trying to contain the fire. at least 60 homes were lost. 22,000 acres court. people evacuated. a resident who lost for home narr

way to go here to discuss that is connor kilpatrick managing editor at jacobin magazine in austin petersen libertarian and director of production for freedom works. connor thanks a lot for coming on thank you for having us so with you have an article up on alter net this week and you describe liberal libertarians as the ruling elites last ditch effort to ensure a succession to the throne. yeah well i think that the ruling class the one percent accepts that they've basically lost the culture wars they step that most people especially young people are for gay marriage and and against the wars so this is a way to basically put a tepid you know progressive spin on a really far right radical economic program. do you agree with that also is this a radical far right economic program that offers areas first of all who are these elites and i mean libertarians like in general who are you speaking of specifically sir i mean like the elites libertarians to win i mean the libertarians are conspiring perhaps they're in the conspiring to take over the government so that they can leave you alone why so th

. >> we turn to a developing story .rom illinois drew petersen asked the judge to a motion for a mistrial. motion after asked if his third asked for a protective order. discusse ordered not to the trial. hers charged with killing in 2004 and is a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth stacey. new details coming out about a the at the home of the late apple co-founder steven jobs. they also stole iphones, ipods, max, and george from the home. plant -- the man was arrested. 7 is on your side with a for parents who put in baby seats. nearlygovernment says themn france fell out of suffered skull fractures. for the past decade this baby n growing in and onlinein homes postingrents love of kid the videos stumbling out of the chairs. it is not always so cute. >> a could not believe it. his son fell and cracked his head in two places and almost died on the way to the hospital. >> by the time he finally got fifth he had no pulse. >> hearing several reports like the south african company agreed to a voluntary recall. then the consumer product safety commission says there has been 84 incidents o

as barry petersen report, the typhoon is the third big storm to hit china in less than a week. >>> as the typhoon with its 70 mile an hour winds slammed into one of the most populous parts of china, a local news reporter tried to stay. the wind is too heavy she finally said. across the rest of the area, most joined the desperate rush to run as nearly 2 million people fled inland. said this evacuee, it's much safer here. it's dangerous at our house. shanghai was isolated most of the day. no ships allowed in or out. it's two major airports shut down and local businesses ordered to close. but not all commerce stopped. the shanghai stock market kept running and actually ended the day slightly up. this has been a week of life and death rescues as three typhoons roared across asia. in taiwan a sinkhole from days of rain swallowed up one man. emergency responders were able to reach him. and when a second collapse a reporter on the scene narrowly missed being another casualty. in manila and surrounding areas 12 days of rain chased 700,000 people out of their homes. water in some places was 10

a neighbor testified petersen asked him not to install a deadbolt on the bedroom door and said any friend of hers is an enemy of mind. he said he found a 38 caliber bullet on the driveway. the jury left the courtroom and the judge was angry. he did rule the testimony may be stricken from the record. >> there was no sign there is anything but an accident. >> he she was found in her dead -- she was found dead in the bathtub eight years ago. the prosecution believes peterson made it look like an accident. it was originally ruled an accidental drowning. when his fourth wife -- the death was ruled a homicide. >> you are going to see sleight of hand and magic tricks from them and they will try to stay away from the fact that hand. >> peterson's defense has time whether they want to strike all of the testimony or just a portion of it. >> another needle has been found in the airline food, this time on a flight in canada. you will remember needles were found on six delta flights. it is too early to tell whether the most recent incident is related to previous ones. >> here is something you do not s

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barry petersen is in beijing. barry, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> reporter: it ended in one day. the communist party anxious to get this over quickly. it's embarrassed because there are allegations of corruption that could reach into the party's highest ranks. he was led into court by what appeared to be guards. the trial raised allegations of murder, money and the use of political power that allegedly helped her family amass a fortune reported to be in the tens of millions of dollars. prosecutors say it was this person who personally poured poison into the mouth of her british business associate at a chinese hotel. but most observers think the trial is more about the communist party going after her husband who was party boss of one of china's biggest cities. he was on his way to a seat in the elite bureau that runs china but was suddenly stripped of his party leadership job. many beef bo used his political influence to imprison political and business rivals and that helped his wife and family make m

when we come back our expert panel on the petersen case. thanks, guys. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> judge jeanine: i know you are having a busy few weeks. and later, two deaths in a california mansion were ruled accidents. new evidence says one of the cases was murder and family of the other deteriorated limiting civilian access to food and clean water. >> judge jeanine: former nypd lieutenant commander and homicide detective vern and former prosecutors and current defense attorneys jeffrey gold and joey jackson join us and you will be surprised to see two additional attorneys at the table. the defense team in the drew peterson case. i will start with you guys here. now, vern, you wrote the book practical homicide investigation and i got to get this out of the way. you are in the fourth edition your book. a bible for homicide detectives. >> recognized. >> judge jeanine: does this investigation stink? >> absolutely. i wish that i was the first responder. >> judge jeanine: why? >> because from the get h-go they went in there with a preconceived notion

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. >> we had adrian petersen but he blew out his knee.body is keeping an eye out on how he is looking. jumping back to the economy, you have a high unemployment rate, over 9%. it is hard. i am sure you have felt the effects of that. if we can get the country moving, that will help north carolina as well. >> one of the things that was encouraging -- 1 romney came out and said on day one, i will do this and i will do that. i think people want to hear more of that. it is enough for me that he is not obama. for some people who are afraid of any change want to know specifically what his plan is. will he repeal executive orders that obama sits down and -- obama has all but admitted he cannot work with anybody from a different party. that would be great if he is a king. and our country where we have a two party system. for he to be able to sit down and write a few executive orders and not be challenged, what would president romney do on the one? >> that is a great question. i will give you some details. i know it is not just about words but spec

. >> we had adrian petersen but he blew out his knee.verybody is keeping an eye out on how he is looking. jumping back to the economy, you have a high unemployment rate, of skates with me. over 9%. it is hard. i am sure you have felt the effects of that. if we can get the country moving, that will help north carolina as well. >> one of the things that was encouraging -- 1 romney came out and said on day one, i will do this and i will do that. i think people want to hear more of that. it is enough for me that he is not obama. for some people who are afraid of any change want to know specifically what his plan is. will he repeal executive orders that obama sits down and -- obama has all but admitted he cannot work with anybody from a different party. that would be great if he is a king. and our country where we have a two party system. for he to be able to sit down and write a few executive orders and not be challenged, what would president romney do on the one? >> that is a great question. i will give you some details. i know it is not ju

. >> 19-year-old thomas petersen looked at his dad and smiled as he took the stand it.ew peterson listened intently to the testimony. tom was asked if he ever thought his father killed his mother. he replied 'i have not once suspected that. he believes his father is innocent. drew peterson said today he will not testify in his own defense. >> he would rather put his son on the stage on the -- on the stand and testify rather than put himself up there. >> earlier in the day the call the the defense attorney. stacey peter sen called smith to retain him. she wanted to divorce peterson and leave the state with their two young children and savio's young boys. this is where the defense strategy may have backfired. "she wanted to know if, in my opinion, the fact he used kathy could be used against him in divorce proceedings. could we get more money out of your if we threaten to tell the police how he killed cathy." stacy peterson told her pastor months before she disappeared that drew killed her. >> are you kidding me? >> defense attorneys came out swinging after that. they sai