sense, but also the rape of childhood, the rape of innocence, possibly the rape of hope." the trial chamber witnessed many survivors weeping as they testified a decade after the end of the conflict. the suffering will be lifelong. in assessing the gravity of the crimes committed, the trial chamber recalls the evidence of several witnesses whose testimony highlights the brutality of the crimes committed, the suffering caused by these crimes on the victims, and their vulnerability. witness tf-1 was forced to carry a bag containing human heads. on the way, the rebels ordered her to laugh as she carried the bags dripping with blood. the witness testified that when they arrived at the town, the bag was empty and she saw the heads of her children. the witness was 12 years old when he and 50 other poise and girls were captured by revolutionary united front rebels in september 1998 in concoba. the rebels turned him into a child soldier after carving the letters i.u.f. on his chest. having been told to amputate the hands of those resisted him, this 12-year-old subsequently used a m

stop raping people! stop raping people! stop raping people! stop raping the people! you're freaks!: i don't know who they were raping at the home but we'll ask andrew in a minute. but then he compared them to domestic terrorists. >> they have been in your life since senator obama has been in your vocabulary. they've been at war with you they attack you and throw eggs at you. guess what, the media looks the other way. you're domestic terrorists, you know. >> cenk: it's interesting because andrew once said about his own reporting quote, it is meant to inflict a maximum amount of damage. it is an act of political and emotional terror. so makes you wonder who may be the domestic terrorist after all. let's bring in the other side of the equation in, andrew breitbart. how are you? >> adequate to good. >> cenk: fair enough. let's start with this-- >> you started off with the description of me with the emotional or whatever terrorism. i would like to see what the context is of that thing. usually i'm in in a jocular mode, and i'm usually with a media that likes to down play the fact that r

rape happenings. >> these things are not cool. these things are beyond-- >>> rape is not cool.? >> it's beyond not cool. it's horrible. but i am trying to keep the conversation -- let's keep going-- >>> i have a handbook here. have you seen this? >> no. >> sean: in the back of this book, it has a link to a wab site, bombs and shields. ever been to that web site? >> never been to that site. >> sean: what is your problem with capitalism -- how old are you, 29? >> i'm 29, sir. how old are you. >> sean: i'm 50. i look younger. >> yeah. you look good. thank you very much. i appreciate that from an occupy wall street guy. 29 years old, you have a job? >> di. i was laid off. >> sean: what was your job? >> i was a business intelligence analyst and i was doing data analysis in advertise ago. >> sean: i don't need your life story. >> you looked me up. and you probably know this. >> sean: how do you make money today? >> i am living off student loans. >> sean: aren't they meant for college? >> grad school. >> sean: you go to college? >> gito grad school. >> sean: so that provides money for

rape is rape. republicans shouldn't be playing with it. in the . >> i it's very lame to try to dw mitt romney into that. he is completely separate from the discussion over this one word. let's go back to bin laden -- >> let me go over -- >> it is ridiculous to say that mitt romney would not have gone after bin laden. i think the events of the past couple of day and it is politicizing of this great moment has totally backfired. the special forces community is secretive for a reason because they need to get the job done and -- >> romney was very aware he would not move heaven and erght earth -- and earth to get bin laden. >> sean: stop -- stop distorting on purpose because the entire context what have he said was that he would get bin laden, that he would die and that he would kill him -- >> the republican policy -- wait a minute -- wait a minute. the republican policy was not to go after bin laden. >> sean: you know what your problem is -- let me tell you what your problem is, what you democrats' problem is. ure don't have a record but $5 t

. >> the rate of childhood, the rape of innocence, possibly the rape of hope. >> hello,g and welcome, gmt." i'm george alagiah. the wikileaks founder loses his latest appeal at the british should preen court. he is fighting extradition to sweden on sexual assault charges. mitt romney finally secured the right to fight president barack obama after a long and grueling primary contest. it is midday in london, 7:00 in the morning in washington and 1:00 in the afternoon at the hague, where former president of liberia charles taylor was jailed for 50 years for aiding and abetting war crimes in sierra leone. the landmark ruling marks the first time a former head of state has been found guilty of war crimes since the trials of nazis after the second world war. the judge described his crimes as some of the most heinous and human history. mark doyle has the latest. >> when charles taylor arrived in court, he knew there was no precedent in modern times for sentencing a former head of state. but if mr. taylor had hoped it might help him, he was wrong. >> the trial chamber risk -- wishes to unders

their charges include rape and sodomy. they pled not guilty.f they are convicted in court, culberson faced up to nine years in prison and de'arborne could be sentenced to 16. >> honestly, i don't want to hear numbers, i want to hear justice. i want to hear freedom ring, to be honest. >> de'arborne and culberson are not allowed to see each other in jail but they can write letters. >> she made me step my game up on my writing. >> dear michelle, what a do. my tugga sugar's love. i'm still on cloud nine from that ride. i can see how you get them butterflies the same way you make my nature rise, just staring into these gorgeous hazel eyes. bet you know that deep inside my heart is where you will always reside. when as you're reading my mind, it's not a surprise that you already know that i love you for life. forever in love, your husband, beau de'arborne. >> ah how sweet. >> while love letters might keep their spirits up, de'arborne and culberson face serious issues. besides the possibility of going to prison, culberson was four months pregnant with

last year of raping a new york city hotel maid. bob barnard has more details. >> reporter: the alleged victim in this case never filed a police report but told french investigators she was raped a year and a half ago by the then head of the international monetary fund during an orgy with other french men here in washington. this is the w hotel two blocks from the white house and where in december 2010, a belgium prostitute claims she was gang raped at a sex party hosted by the former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn. >> we knew he was a womanizer and loved women. we didn't know it was to that level. we went know that and if the allegations are true, that he was brutal, that he was coercing and using prostitutes and that, if, again, the allegations are correct, that he was, he could go as far as raping someone. >> reporter: he is a washington- based correspondent for tf-1, a french television network. he said straws-kahn is -- strauss kahn is currently under investigation in france where the latest allegation surfaced. >> he's under

they accused paul of rape.otographs he took of himself with his daughters in a bathtub. >> i was just enraged. >> the believe the reason why they accused him of rape is because he is a single gay father. his children were taken away and you are not going to believe who took custody of the children while he was in jail. >> reporter: the day he was arrested his two daughters were taken from him and give into the accusers. the accusers convinced authorities they were the best caretakers for the girls. >> well thankfully there was a thorough investigation into this case, and there was justice served. it turns out that he was not really guilty of raping his daughters. let's hear a little bit about the investigation. >> reporter: within six months after a rape kit came back negative, and prosecutored seem unconvinced by the allegations paul got his girls back. >> daddy! >> what do you have? hi. >> hi, daddy. >> hi, baby. >> reporter: i don't have to tell you how much these little girls love their dad. >> i think this

a dna sample match a 2003 rape.f the court of appeals decides not to reverse the decision, he intends to take this to the u.s. supreme court. according to doug gansler, he believes the chances are very good that the supreme court will hear the case. if he gets the chance to please the case, he believes that maryland will win. >> here is ann curry with a look at what is coming up next on the "today" show. >> good morning. violence in the wake of president obama's visit to afghanistan. we will talk about the president's trip with brian williams. with bobbyrview brown. ryan o'neal made headlines on tuesday. we will need the piano progeny -- we will meat a piano prodigy. >> 62 degrees on tv hill. >> coming up, we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together before you head out to start your day. >> time to get to your answers to our watercooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- does someone lose ownership of an item, like a lottery ticket, once they throw it away? >> we will post more of your answe

you will be raped thoroughly and repeatedly. >> but there was a problem.ot recall ray playing her the tape so the judge ruled the audiotape inadmissible as evidence. >> the suppression of the audiotape weakened our case because they were not able to hear david's actual planning, preparation, and his own voice. >> you're going to be kept like an animal. as far as i am concerned, you are a pretty piece of meat. >> the prosecution did have one more weapon to draw on, the video footage of ray with kelly in the toy box. but what the tape showed was subject to interpretation. >> when you look at the tape, you see there's no evidence of injury because he's not beating her, he's touching her gently. he caresses her breasts, he lightly rubs her stomach. he lightly rubs her arms. she was able to sit there and loosen up her joints the way you would if you had done something strenuous. and that was our interpretation of the tape. >> i knew the defense was going to try to turn everything around on me. but i didn't think that with the tape -- i figured everybody would k

it generates $35 million a year for rape crisis, rape kits and services for the victims of human sex trafficking. >> only $45,000 from the state is provided every year split between 80 something rape crisis centers. >> the sponsors argued that businesses like strip clubs contributed to sex violence. they turned to rape crisis centers in california. supporters say the tax would help process thousands of rape kits that go unprocessed. >> today is the last day for voters to sign up for the primary election. voters can drop off or have them post marked by today's dealt. the state will be rolling out the top two primary systems that means voters will say a single list of candidates regardless of state offices. in alameda, they must decide to support school districts that have been cut by the state in terms of funding. bizarre beating on the peninsula and an out of control driver is recovering for injuries after being beaten and threatened by several bikers after a crash. the chp said the man was shooting cell phone video of the bikers yesterday on 101 in belmont when he lost control of th

a man who spent five years in prison for rape is free after the accuser says she lied. >>> a close encounter. a monster shark is up close and personal with a boat full of fishermen. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, may 26, 2012. >>> good morning, everybody. so good to be with you. i'm terrell brown. >>> the man who says he killed etan patz is scheduled to be arraigned today 33 years to the day the then-6-year-old boy vanished blocked from his new york city home. police say they have a signed confession from pedro hernandez. it's still unclear what, if any, evidence officials have to prove hernandez's story. john miller has more. >> reporter: in 1979 pedro hernandez, then 18 years old, worked at his family's small grocery in the soho neighborhood just a block from where 6-year-old tan patz disappeared on his way to school. based on a tip, detectives from new york city drove to this small house in maple shade, new jersey, and brought hernandez to the police station. commissioner ray kelly announced the arrest. >> hernandez described to detectives how he lured young etan from the scho

erin. >> it is a bizarre story. >>> 80 rapes in three years. a staggering number. town of missoula, montana. so staggering that the u.s. department of justice has launched an investigation. at the heart of the matter is not whether the assaults occurred but how the local police and the university of montana handled the reports of sexual violence. was there a cover-up? the county attorney said he'll cooperate but he said the federal government is overreaching the authority. >> we find it extremely ironic that the united states department of justice an agency dedicated to the preservation of protection of rights of people in this country refuses to tell us what we have supposedly done wrong. >> in february the university of montana came under fire after a saudi arabian exchange student was accused of rape. he left the country before they could investigate. they're doing everything they coto prosecute. i saw this headline, 80 rapes in a few years. i was shocked like a lot of people were. but obviously, the allegations, the reason there's a doj investigation is they're

. >>> accusations of rape during a 2nd part at a luxurious d.c.a sex party at a luxurious d.c. hotel. >> coming up next on the edge the challenger disaster resurfaces 26 years after the tragedy.  >>> a sensational allegation of rape at a swanky d.c. hotel, the finger pointed at domonique strauss-kahn. he might have been leaked president of france this weekend had he not been a -- elected president of france this weekend had he not been accused last year of raping a new york city hotel maid. fox 5's bob barnard with the details. >> this is the w hotel two blocks from the white house where in december, 2010 a belgian prostitute claims she was gang raped at a sex party hosted by former imf chief domonique strauss-kahn. >> we knew he was a womanizer. we knew he loved women. we didn't know he was to that level. we didn't know that and if the allegations are true, that he was brutal, that he was coercing and using prostitutes and that if again the allegations are correct, that he could go as far as raping someone. >> guillen debra

i should also say one rape is too many, one sexual assault is too many.in three years in a community our size, in a university city, unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on the way you look at it, is about average per capita. we're actually not that unusual. >> wow. >> the profile of these cases certainly is, and we want to deal with them. >> all right. well, thank you very much, mayor, for coming outfront. obviously we'll be talking to the mayor as we continue to cover this story the next few days. the e block is next. for three hours a week, i'm a coach. but when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer... i needed a coach. our doctor was great, but with so many tough decisions i felt lost. unitedhealthcare offered us a specially trained rn who helped us weigh and understand all our options. for me cancer was as scary as a fastball is to some of these kids. but my coach had hit that pitch before. turning data into useful answers. we're 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. if you made a list of c

a dna sample matched a rape and it led to his conviction in that rape. >> the invasion of privacy was one the defense it broken to this woman's house and raped her at gunpoint. that was the invasion of privacy. >> in the appeal, the attorney general says if the court of appeals does not review this case, they intend to take it to the u.s. supreme court. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> the trial against julius henson continues later this morning. opening statements on tuesday. prosecutors said they will prove julius henson was trying to suppress voter turnout. he contends he was only an adviser to the ehrlich campaign. the trial of eli and avi werdesheim could soon go to the jury. they are accused of beating an african american teenager. daniel harris testified he believes eli werdesheim acted in self-defense. 63 degrees on tv hill. and unspeaking role is being put to the test. >> the republican race to the white house will soon be down to just two. newt gingrich still says he has work to do. >> this is the beltway at 295. my new apartment isn't that far away.

after that, one of the running backs was arrested for a rape that happened -- for an alleged rape thatappened in september of 2010. and then a little after that, the team's star quarterback was accused of rape as well. >> so the local prosecutor isn't too thrilled by the federal scrutiny here either. let's take a listen. >> there was no basis for it whatsoever. it's unfair to us, to the missoula police department, to the community of missoula to imply that there's that kind of a problem here. >> how do you respond to that, stu, after what you uncovered? >> well, to be completely fair, only one of the football players, bo donaldson, has been charged with a crime. i talked to one of the alleged victims, and she says, well, you know, after the alleged assault that happened to me, i went straight to the hospital and then i went straight to the police and gave them a report. and then after that, the police department and the county attorney decided there wasn't enough evidence to file charges. so it's unclear exactly what's happening. there's clearly an issue here. but to be fair, there's o

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i should also say one rape is too many, one sexual assault is too many.xual assaults in three years in a community our size, in a university city, unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on the way you look at it, is about average per capita. we're actually not that unusual. >> wow. >> the profile of these cases certainly is, and we want to deal with them. >> all right. well, thank you very much, mayor, for coming outfront. obviously we'll be talking to the mayor as we continue to cover this story the next few days. the e block is next. with the spark cash card from capital one, sven's home security gets the most rewards of any small business credit card! how does this thing work? oh, i like it! [ garth ] sven's small business earns 2% cash back on every purchase, every day! woo-hoo!!! so that's ten security gators, right? put them on my spark card! why settle for less? testing hot tar... great businesses deserve the most rewards! [ male announcer ] the spark business card from capital one. choose unlimited rewards with 2% cash back or double miles on ev

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out who the father of the baby is in the pregnancy and in serious situations such as in rape, these young women may have a boyfriend but they do not know whether the pregnancy was as a result of the sexual assault or because of intercourse with a consensual partner. >> an estimated 5% of rape victims get pregnant. that's roughly 32,000 pregnancies a year. many are term naipted before pa -- terminated before paternity is established. >>> nearly half a million children are born prematurely in america. >> that's a higher rate than in 130 other nations. anita brikman has more. >> yes, say i'm such a big girl. >> reporter: these days this baby is happy and playful at eight months but her life got off to a scary start. her mother rita suddenly went into labor two months early. >> i was terrifed. will my baby have health problems? you go down and see your baby in this contraption with tubes and monitors. >> reporter: she is one of half a million premature babies born in the united states each year. a new report shows the u.s. has one of the worst preterm birth rates in the world, 12%, the

. >>> a stunning reversal of a rape conviction in long beach, california. a judge overturned the case on evidence of a former high school football star who was wrongly accuse add decade ago-- >> accused a decade ago. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian banks broke down in court when he heard the judge's decision. banks is now legally cleared of a rape conviction he's lived with for ten years. banks was a promising 16-year- old long beach high school football star when he was accused in 2002 of kidnapping and raping a girl on campus. instead of going to usc on a football scholarship, he served five years in prison. then another five years on probation as a registered sex offender. >> i may never get the answers as why i was supposed to go through when i went through but i know that i'm here today and i remain unbroken. >> reporter: during a videotaped meeting at a private investigator as office last year, the accuser waneta gibson admitted the crime never happened. >> derape you? >> no. >> reporter: gibson agreed her sexual encounter with banks was consensual but

and we teach anti-rape clinics to women because it's on the ground. i've never raped anyone.uming a rape would happen on the ground with a predator on top of us. in prison, this looks kind of bad. but if i take someone and i get them in this position like this, as soon as he stands up like that -- go right on top of him. there's always a sense of underlying fear. and i think that it's important to not ever forget that. fear keeps you on a razor's edge. >> fear was an essential ingredient in daniel's criminal activities outside of prison. after serving time on the sex charge, he turned to bank robbery. >> i robbed upwards of close to 30, 30 banks. there is $947,000 missing. i consider myself to be a professional at it. i watched enough movies. as i would come in the bank, i would go poof, like that. kind of like a magic trick. two bags would just automatically appear. and then i would run right at the first teller and jump at the counter and stand over them. see how i stood up? you've got to move the camera. those cameras were all facing down. so they got 90 seconds of just my

from a military apparatus to a police apparatus wear intelligence areas are killing children and raping women. there is an ongoing violence that is not seen to the eyes of the world. >> you have family and friends inside syria. what do they make of the elections? >> what elections are we talking about? there are no elections in syria. this is a mockery and a farce. it is a disgusting situation described by hillary clinton as well as the incoming president of france. more than 200 parliamentary members are elected. 200 of them are shams or personalities are known to the syrian people. these are government-attached politicians. >> where do we go from here? from what you understand, there is violence going on. we do not know about the scale carried out. the last hope was the peace plan that kofi annan put forward. if it does not work, where do we go from here? if it does not work, where do we go from here? >> you have to put teeth int o the rhetoric. at the international community has a responsibility to stop the massacres in syria. the international community has a full responsibility to

police are searching for a man they say raped a woman. >> kim dacey is live with the disturbing details. >> investigators say they don't have much to go on and are looking for possible witnesses. the victim was walking home by herself downtown. it was around 1:30 saturday morning when she noticed a man following her, so she crossed the street. he crossed after her and dragged her into an alleyway between two homes. she told police the man threw her to the ground and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight him off and took off running. she was not able to get a good description. police are hoping somebody noticed something out of the ordinary. >> it is busy area that time of night. there are restaurants and bars. cabdrivers try to pick up fares. we are hoping somebody saw something. >> police are also checking with businesses in the area to see if the man was caught on surveillance tape. kim dacey, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a third person is in custody. a woman turned herself in on monday. she faces charges is on distributing narcotics. a clinic was at the center of the i-team investigat

elisabeth fritzl was imprisoned and raped and there she remained for 24 years. it was the longest night. >> 30 years as a prosecutor i think i've seen everything. i've never seen anything like the fritzl case. >> in that sunless, airless space, elisabeth fritzl gave birth to seven children. her tormenter? her own father. >> translator: intelligent, a strategist, an almost perfect criminal of the worst kind. >> for more than two decades, josef fritzl fooled everyone who knew him. >> nobody, nobody on the street noticed anything at all. >> until a few months ago when his cellar disgorged its dark and unspeakable secret. >> you couldn't write this in a novel. >> fritzl's evil quickly became a worldwide story. how did he do what he did? and, most importantly, how could he? >> april 19th, saturday morning in a small austrian village 70 miles from vienna. at 7:00 a.m., a call comes in to 911. a teenage girl, kirsten fritzl, is seriously ill. an ambulance is sent to number 40 ybbestrasse, the home of josef fritzl. at the local hospital, it had been a quiet morning. tha

detectives are trying to determine if the confession is true he spent five years behind bars for a rape he did not commit nellie former high-school football star from southern california has finally cleared his name. he broke down today is a judge overturned his conviction. how i casebook message helped wipe his record clean. at the end of brian banks ordeal is marked by tears after a judge threw out the rate charged that sent him to prison for more than five years. >>> my only extreme in the world was to just be free and have the same opportunity as everybody here. >>> he was the 16 year-old star linebacker with a bull ride scholarship u.s. see in a dream to win the nfl when in 2002 a classmate accused banks of raping her in this dealt stairwell of their high-school all the banks insisted it was consensual and there was no sex he told the tv this defense attorney at the time given a choice pleaded no contest rape are risky trial that could send him to prison for life. >>> the go into the courtroom to juries when to see a big black teenager in your automatically going to be guilty those

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. >>> a stunning reversal of a rape conviction in long beach, california.verturns the case on evidence a former high school football star was wrongly accused a decade ago. the attack never even happened. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian banks broke down in court, when he heard the judge's decision. bank system now legally cleared of a rape conviction he's lived with for 10 years. banks was a promising 16-year- old long beach high school football star when he was accused in 2002 of kidnapping and raping a girl on campus. instead of going to usc on a football scholarship, he served five years in prison, then another five years on probation, as a registered sex offender. >> i may not ever get the answers as to why i was supposed to go through what i went through. but i know that i'm here today and i remain unbroken. >> reporter: during a videotaped meeting at a private investigator's office last year, the accuser, juaneta gibson, admitted, the crime never happened. >> did he rape you? >> no. >> reporter: gibson agreed, her sexual encounter with banks was consens

. >> the rape victims are outraged this morning, why and what federal officials plan to do about it. it's thursday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm megan pringle. >> and i'm charlie crowson. right over to meteorologist lynette charles because lynette it seems things have come back to normal a little bit. >> exactly they have. a pleasant thursday on tap for us. we're dry right now with a few clouds out there and also some patchy fog and mild temperatures out there. maryland's most powerful radar, things are nice and calm and dry. you can see the remnants of beryl just pushing away out to sea and that's what we like to see. not going to be affecting anybody else as we move forward. now speaking of moving forward we looked a the temperatures right now in the mid 60s this morning. 675 degrees in annapolis and sykesville coming at 65. more of the same in norrisville and visibility yes we have patchy fog out there. only about seven miles of reduced visibility. right now a check now of the traffic with lauren. good morning. how are the roads? >>> a serious crash in harford county and

in the northern plains a storm in montana bringing heavy rape, strong storms to the dakotas later today. as far as severe weather in the southeast we're watching from charlotte to columbia, atlanta almost all of georgia is under a slight risk of severe storms later this afternoon, large hail and damaging winds the primary concern. here's a look at the weather outside your window. areas of southern new england mostly watching a chance for light rain this morning. later this afternoon the humidity levels are so high we'll pop off a few showers and heavier downpours. the worst of it is definitely this morning. eastern seaboard is humid and kind of gross right now and until we get rid of this air mass chance of rain every day. >>> apple regains, facebook falls face first, and the woman who claims she was fired for being too hot. your early morning business headlines are straight ahead. plus speaking hot who finished first on the maxim top 100 list. >> the devils get even. lightning strikes twice for one lucky fan. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. welcome back to "early today

now a prostitute accuses strauss kahn of gang raping her at a sex party in washington, d.c.. strauss kahn was arrested last year after a new york hotel made accused of raping her. >>> a prison riot in mississippi leaves a prison guard dead. you can see smoke from outside the adam's county correctional facility yesterday where the inmates tried to take over the prison. at one point authorities say dozens of hostages were held. prison guard reportedly died from head injuries. five other prison workers and three inmates were hurt but no inmates escaped. the guards regained control last fight. there is an investigation under way now into what started the violence there. this particular prison houses adult men who are here in the u.s. illegally. >>> a new data base shows more than 2,000 people have been wrongly convicted and exonerated in the u.s. since 1989. researchers add the university of -- at the university of law school completed this information. those that were wrongly convicted spent an average of 11 years in prison before being freed. over half were murder cases. resea

my freedom and i got that today. >> banks was wrongfully kidnapped of the rape of a friend in 2002. last year the woman admit today banks that she lied. this was new evidence that led the california innocence project to step in and push for banks' exoneration. >>> i bet you've never had party crashers like this one before that show up at a shindig in massachusetts. take a look. that was the aftermath. this was the party, five young steers wandered into kevin spencer's yard on sunday night. his daughter and her friends were having a college reunion, playing beer pong in the back yard. but then five cows showed up and they wanted in on the action. they had to bring their party inside after the cows had their fill, they headed home, and they came from the farm, down the road. you see that? the cows were drinking beer. you're not even impressed by that? maybe this. maybe this will do it for you, charley. police in canada had to chase down a wayward moose that took off on the streets of st. john's. it appears the animal want today go for a morning jog. the moose trotted down a highway an