those images taken by robert king, again, who has risked his life to shoot that video.poke to him earlier today from inside syria. the video that you've taken in this field hospital is probably some of the most -- i don't know the adjective -- i mean, horrific video that i've seen. it really gives you a sense of just the chaos in the makeshift clinics and the struggle these doctors are under. a lot of people wounded are men involved in the fighting and the army. but you're seeing so many children. have you seen children who are actually shot by snipers, directly targeted? or are most of them unintended victims of shelling? >> no, i've seen at least two to three children that have been directly targeted by snipers. >> i remember being in a siege and over the years people would get angry after a while of reporters who had taken pictures for years, and yet they felt like nothing was changing. do people there feel like the world has abandoned them? >> there's just not that many journalists here anymore. there was a lot more journalists, a lot more coverage. now this this wa

robert king. long time death row inmate i met him when i first got there he was a good guy they made him an orderly they trusted him he. was a good guy he didn't give the inmates any trouble and even give stephanie trouble until the day he died until he was scheduled to be executed robert had. resolved not to let the state of oklahoma kill him so he purchased and stored enough narcotics to kill himself several times over. in defiance of. or despite the rules and procedures that are and put into place to prevent such a thing on the afternoon of robert's execution he took enough drugs to kill himself several times over when it was discovered. the agents for the state of oklahoma instead of letting that man die which was their objective that day is that he leave this earth he did it for them instead of allowing his death in this peaceful manner that he chose by drug overdose they rushed him to the hospital pumped his stomach gave him the drugs to counter act the narcotics took him back to prison and

robert king has just made his way out of the country. he joins me from beirut. robert, first of all, i'm so glad you are safe and that you've been able to focus world attention on what's happening inside syria. the u.n. now has this new report. they say the assad regime is targeting children as young as 9 years old. they're the victim of killings, maimings, arbitrary arrests, detention, torture, children used as human shields, even sexual violence. we've been seeing this for 15 months. the u.s. representative on violence says she's never seen such targeting of children. you've seen it firsthand. you saw children, correct? >> yes. it was horrifying. i saw more children than i've seen in 20 years of covering conflicts that have been wounded by this butcher, this regime. and their only crime is they're children of the revolution. >> have you ever seen that in other places? have you seen children directly targeted? at this level? >> no. in fact, it's horrifying. there's no real words to describe the type of war crimes that are taking place. al kase rerks r is just o

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my colleague anderson cooper spoke with war photographer robert king about the crisis in syria. >> i can't believe it. the syrian people don't want military intervention. they would like nato to bomb the syrian positions. they don't want boots on the ground. they would like weapons to conduct a fair fight. the doctors would like to be able to honor their oath and they would like to have proper supplies to save lives. >> this is king's video of a makeshift rebel hospital. some of those being treat ready little children with horrific wounds. world leaders have condemned the killings. >>> a somalia-based terrorist group is offering a very strange reward. they say they will give camels in exchange for president obama's whereabouts. this comes after the u.s. offered million ofrs dollars for information on several key members of the terror group. sh shah. >> they're responsible for killing thousands of civilians. >>> the alleged leak of top secret information now has a attorney general eric holder stepping in. holder has assigned two top federal prosecutors to lead an investigation. he say

joining me now is a war photographer robert king who despite all the risks is there on the ground. he was a witness to the intense attack by the syrian regime by civilians. and also by medical staff in a place in syria. robert, you're in alkasar right now, what did you see with your own eyes? >> what i saw with my own eyes was many wounded and dead. both civilian and fsa fighters. inside a local field hospital in the city. the city was constantly being shelled early in the morning until even tonight, there's still shells falling. not as much as there were earlier today. and a couple of those shells hit the hospital, the field clinic, not a direct hit, and wounded some of the medical staff. and so during that time, i saw children, two children that were wounded slightly, and many wounded people in the hallways and the recovery rooms, in the kitchen. wherever there was open space, there was a body. >> do you get the sense that there are targets that they're aiming at or is this indiscriminate? >> if they were targeting this location of the field hospital, that would mean that there w

we have some video we're going to show you taken by a journalist named robert king who risked his lifebring it to you. the video shows you the horror, the everyday horror that people in some parts of syria are facing now. we have cut down the video because some of it is so gruesome we didn't even think we could show it to you. it shows children who have been cut apart, blown open by shelling, shot by snipers. we want you to see the video because all of the statistics and debate on what to stop the slaughters in syria, this is the reality, men, women, and children dying. some are firefighters, some are kids, some are people who have demonstrated for freedom. take a look. >> what is your name? >> dr. katzin. >> go, go, go, go. >> i am working. >> this regime is a terrorist regime. >> doctor, what has happened here? >> i don't know. the army, you see this child? they are terrorists. they cannot go to any hospital in syria. they will kill you. >> even the children? >> even the children. >> we are everyday very busy. we have more patients. needs looked at. >> a sniper, they see he is not a

the neocons led by dan and the whole crowd of robert king own him.n iran the day they tell him to. honorary degree, liberty so-called university down there. he's got that. now the nra put the handcuffs on the guy. he is totally owned. and the day he pulls the sister soldier moment, the day he stands up to one of those five forces of the republican party, will be the first day he's done it. the man is completelyç sold ou to the right on all the issues that matter. i don't think he's a right winger. i think most americans i talk to think he's sort of a pragmatic business guy. his current business is politics. but he has signed so many papers -- >> don't forget immigration. >> with so many guys. >> don't forget immigration. >> he's adopted the rhetoric of -- >> is there a mitt in that mitt romney, is there a person in there that says, no, i'm not there on this? no, waitress, i'd like to make a change for the orange juice, can i have tomato juice? just one time. don't take the blue plate special. >> his dad walked out of the 1964 convention. you might r

the photojournalist robert king was able to get inside syria.s experiences and the disturbing video he was able to shoot while he was there. what do you make of the reports that we're now getting today that gunfire shelling is being confirmed. >> i think assad is losing his grip on power. people are finally beginning to stand up for themselves, and demand an end to the slaughter. >> do you see a split emerging among the supporters? >> i have heard, you know, rumors i was never able to visit the village. i hear from many sfa early in the trip that they didn't have a problem. but as my trip progressed, their opinions towards the alowi regressed. i think the line has been crossed. i don't think there will be much room for forgiveness or reconciliation. >> so these massacres seem to be escalating. we're showing our viewers some video of a man who was obviously injured very severely. we also have your latest video, showing a bandaged, injured man, it's nighttime in syria. you were ready to leave syria. what was it like there? >> when we were leaving,

light welterweight title the first crime for the south pole already nicknamed the king robert downey and has the story. the way this big night of boxing in the russian capital was presented with this deserving the headline. do you currently one of russia's major prospects came out for his first turtle showed the ideal like we'll do we built on the line and here comes the chimp down. thirty two year old sort of african look bigger and heavier with experience also playing in his side although the first seconds of the shoot it was the russian speed and accuracy what with a rumor. around one so my boozer thunderstruck by king and the referee counting to the first note down. the over and over there had been put him down on the first round and was pretty hard punch but i was a managed to stand up and continue the fight he was still dangerous he gave his all to defend a title. the defending champ and kept moving forward but could do nothing against the of speed the russian so forget fitting mumbles a with some bitter pill to swallow remaining nearly untouchable himself. clearly lost the sec

lights a welterweight side it's all the first crown for the south for already nicknamed the king robert harding on has a story. this is the way this big night of books in the russian capital was presented with this man who deserving the headline people who do you currently one of russia's major prospects for his first turtle show and. the ideal liked welterweight belt on the line and here comes the chant down guys are my boozer the thirty two year old south african looked bigger and heavier with experience also playing in his side although the first seconds of the fight showed it was the russian speed and accuracy what would really matter the only one so my boozer thunderstruck by king had beeb and the referee counting to the first knockdown i went over the universe there had been put him down in the first round and was pretty hard punch but i was a man to stand up and continue the fight he was still dangerous he gave his all to defend a title. the defending champ and kept moving forward but could do nothing against the of speed the russian so with four kept hitting numbers or with some

king, i'm john robert lewis, i gave my whole name. and that was the beginning. >> stephen: and he remembered. >> he remembered. >> stephen: so he was a mentor of yours. you became friends. you were actually the youngest speaker at the march on washington in 1963. i was maybe the youngest attendee because my mother was there. she was pregnant with me. that is actually why i have this banner right here this is the freedom march banner, august 28th, 1963. >> that's very moving. that is very moving to me sdz i remember-- one of the things. >> thank you for being there. >> stephen: well, you are welcome. i had little choice in the matter. (laughter) >> you were were there. >> stephen: i was there and i remember you saying-- . it meant so much to me. >> you heard me. >> stephen: i z oh i definitely heard you. >> really. >> stephen: but then when you got to the bridge, what happened to you and the other marchers as you went across that bridge. first of all, why was there any resistance to you going across that bridge. >> we had planned to ma

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martin luther king, president lyndon johnson, former u.s. attorney robert fitzgerald kennedy, and on behalf of my mother and father, made the rest in peace, mr. and mrs. gavin. the city of san francisco, the ethics office, mr. st. croix, mr. herrera, also district attorney george gascon, and the mayor, they have violated my rights under the americans with disabilities act. they violated my rights, being a woman, being a black woman in the united states. i am appalled by this mr. justice. my case is much older than the case of ross mirkarimi. i should be here in the chambers with you against the four supervisors, supervisors mar, cohen, scott, and wiener. it this case is recommended to go before the board, and the four supervisors that have a sunshine violation, 11048, i myself will file the complaint with the california state bar because it is a conflict of interest for them to pass judgment on ross mirkarimi when they have committed a misdemeanor, they have broken a state law, they are in violation, and i am appalled and outraged that they are not in here