>> hi, robert.e called and said, we're -- we're going to postpone the wedding. >> robert said intelligence analysts had picked up some disturbing terrorist chatter. >> he says, i know that there's going to be another 9/11 take place, going to be another airplane go down or attempt to be shot down, and i don't want that to happen to kim's family. >> days later the chatter seemed to be confirmed in a story on the news. >> the narrow miss on flight 582 -- >> terrorists armed with shoulder-fired missiles had narrowly missed bringing down an israeli passenger jet on takeoff in africa, and just two days before kim's wedding date. robert had been right after all. maybe it was too risky for kim's family to fly to london. then before the couple could set a new wedding date, those detailed background checks on kim turned up a roadblock to happily ever after, living as spies in a top-secret lighthouse. >> i had some student loans that needed to be paid off, but robert had told me that because of the security c

robert elmer kleasen.hower with a congressional medal of honor. he claims that he was given this for shooting down some three or four mig fighters. >> this was the beginning to the end of robert kleasen's bizarre life in britain. >> they said he was fraud and he wasn't a recipient of a medal. >> with concrete evidence that kleasen lied about his military honors, fox asked him to leave his gun club and received a death threat in return. >> he left me absolutely no doubt that he was going to whack me if he got out. he said, you know what i'm capable of. and i assured him that the matter was between me and him if he resigned, and he did. i deceived him actually. i had already contacted the police. >> with this information provided by an amateur sleuth, the police began doing their own investigation into who robert kleasen really was. >> i went to see my superintendent and said, look, i think we ought to do some real digging around with this guy because i'm not too sure who he is. and as a result of that, he s

>> robert silk. >> robert silk. >> robert silk. >> if you look at the victimology of robert silk, he was essentially a gentle soul. but he was a loner, he was a guy that stayed to himself. so the thought that robert silk would all of the sudden materialize into this ex tro vert and say, can i help you find whatever you are looking for, it doesn't make sense. >> he went upstairs and i said can i use your bathroom? he said, yeah, go upstairs and use the bathroom. i got to the bathroom and he's sitting there with his birthday suit on. i tried to push by him. i told him i been in jail. he said, you been in jail, you should know about this, right? and he touched me and i learned in prison that only the cruelest survive, right? and i spunned around and i hit him every which way you can hit a person. you see his autopsy reports. this man was beaten, all his ribs was broken, his skull was broken, everything. i went berserk on him. >> reggie had alleged that robert silk had been a homosexual aggressor trying to get him to en

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i wanted answers for men like robert.old former soldier and now a recovering drug addict. he was diagnosed with ptsd. he's in transitional housing with no idea what comes next. he's just trying to get back on his feet. >> i had to steal food at one point because i had too much pride to ask anyone. i still have that kind of pride. >> reporter: for vets like robert, the aclu filed suit to try and force the v.a. to build housing on 400 acres of land that it was given back in 1888. at first we called the head of the v.a. and they said we can't comment on pending litigation. we called the department of justice and they said they can't talk either. the v.a. called us back and said their chief of staff wants to sit down and talk to me to tell us what they're doing to help homeless vets. >> we've added 700 transitional housing beds, they have medical programs, substance abuse programs. >> reporter: they also have rent vouchers. >> which enable to us put veterans in permanent housing. >> reporter: in los angeles each voucher just

chief justice roberts: you may. ms. kruger. kruger: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: the freedom of religious communities to come together to express and share religious belief is a fundamental constitutional right. but it's a right that must also accommodate important governmental interests in securing the public welfare. congress has not unconstitutionally infringed petitioner's freedom in this case by making it illegal for it to fire a fourth grade teacher in retaliation for asserting her statutory rights. chief justice roberts: is the position of the united states that there is a ministerial exception or that there is not a ministerial exception? ms. kruger: mr. chief justice, if the ministerial exception is understood as a first amendment doctrine that governs the adjudication of disputes between certain employees and their employers, we agree that that first amendment doctrine exists. chief justice roberts: nothing to do with respect to the ministers. in other words, is there a ministerial exception distinct from the r

search crews found nine-year-old robert wood alive on friday, five days after he disappeared during a hike. he is still recovering in hospital while doctors try to figure out how he survived. his family is speaking out for the first time. the last week has been an emotional roller coaster for robert's grandmother, norma jean williams. she was initially angry with robert's father and for taking him to north and a battlefield park. >> you have to hang on to him because he will run. i was angry yes, very angry. wondering why they were taken to a place like that. >> she says the evening before he was found, she lost all zero. >>-- all hope. >> the wind was blowing so hard and it was so cold. i knew that he could not make it one more night. >> she dropped your knees when she found the had been found alive. she has many people to thank for bringing him home. >>

according to army papers, robert told investigators he was suicidal.e point, he spent a full day drinking, then sat on the side of the bed with the end of the gun in his mouth. >> i wish sometimes that -- that i had died in iraq. so that my life would have meant something, you know? >> forced to quit the army, robert ended up homeless. >> i went through some pretty bad times when i first got out. i was doing a lot of methamphetamines, my drug of choice. i was smoking a lot of dope. and i was getting in with some rough crowds. >> and many of those rough crowds were made up of people just like robert. returning veterans. as many as 1 in 3 soldiers returning from iraq or afghanistan suffers from traumatic brain injury, severe depression, substance abuse or ptsd. >> i was dealing with other people that weren't so nice. >> is that weird for you to hear? >> yeah. that's really uncomfortable, actually. >> what happens when you hear a noise like that? >> it startles me a little bit. but i know it's a truck. >> you see it everywhere you look. ex-soldiers like r

from his father, robert sr., robert is a very strong and determined little boy.ve up hope that he would return home safe. robert was actually found by a worker at that quarry. not one of the search volunteers. he's being treated at the medical center in richmond. this could have had a terrible outcome. we're just so thrilled for robert and his entire family this morning. >> so thrilled. what a great outcome. and before the weather changed. thank you so much. >> that's a really good point. thank you very much, t.j. >>> let's get over to ron claiborne with a look at the morning headlines. >> good morning again, dan, lara, t.j. good morning, everyone. in the news, the northeast is bracing for an early blast of wintry weather. the cold air that brought snow to texas and colorado, will bring a rare october snowfall that could dump as much as a foot of snow in some areas. we'll have the forecast coming up. >>> the american man being held in aruba, the suspect in the death of robyn gardner will remain there for another 30 days. gary giordano has been in jail for nearly

during my visit, i'm robert. i don't talk about what goes on in here to my kids. i let them know about the mistakes i made so they don't repeat them so they don't end up in here. do what i can for them moneywise. you know, send them money and, you know, put it in the bank and hopefully they, you know, college, you know? that's what i want. i want them to accomplish things that i wish i had. i want my sons to be a better person than me, you know? >> how are you sending them money? >> i can't tell you that. i get an allowance and some of it goes to my kids. most of it. i got four kids, so i got four different bank accounts for them, you know

coming up in this half hour what's going on in the city a west across the park and saw filmmaker robert greenwald joins me to talk about what or who is behind the cancer epidemic plaguing the small town and republican scott walker could soon get an addiction notice from wisconsin governor's mansion details of how state democrats are working he were actually to serve him his pink slip. last week bloomberg news broke the story of the subsidiaries of koch industries the corporation owned by the very politically active billionaire brothers charles and david koch at the bribing foreign governments for better business. steel's and only that it's also alleged that the coach of secretly been doing business with iran as in the country with whom we have a trade embargo but beyond the illegal dealings with various nations there's now another troubling story coming out about the koch brothers it concerns the possibility that they poisoned an entire city it's a story the filmmaker robert greenwald tells in his new project cancer risks for coke profits as part of the koch brothers expose series take

robert m., but what is crazy is that -- check this out -- he says in the chat that he is 28. >> that ain't no 28. >> there's no way he's 28. >> in fact he was 68 years old. we see a lot of fibbing online about ages, but it's usually five or ten years, you know, not 40 years. >> this is his picture, right? that's his sex offender arrest picture. it's the same guy. >> yeah. yeah. >> everything is the same. >> when you think that this guy had just recently pleaded guilty to having sex with an underage boy, that he had the guts to tell somebody he was 40 years younger than he really was, and then to follow through on the chat by actually showing up, i mean, it's stunning. what was your plan here today, robert? >> no plan. >> no plan at all? i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. >> i'm sorry? >> i've got the transcripts of your conversation here. you say to him, i'll be your girlfriend and you be my boyfriend, huh? he says are you a girl? you say, no, oh sometimes i wish i was. you say

brothers it concerns the possibility that they poisoned an entire city it's a story the filmmaker robert greenwald tells in his new project cancer risks for coke profits as part of the koch brothers expose series take a look. at this right here is probably property but if you can follow it in a straight line you would be at georgia pacific supply and own back ok industry. is pitiful that coke allowed this kind of push to be don't just don't in the wide open market run fast. histories where the culprits they know that these people are see the neighborhood a panel isn't ground zero run through these woods or these beaches carrying bags various types of pollutions from georgia pacific client and thus through a process includes the use this charges to the air and into the water of a lot of nasty chemicals the georgia pacific robert greenwald joins me now he is a filmmaker activist and founder of brave new films dot org robert welcome thank you tom what got you started on this particular story. this particular story was a focus for natalie and jeff and joseph for about three months because wh

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thank you so much, everybody, robert is home. bob, it must have been a relief to everyone down there tonight. >> reporter: it is certainly, shaun. we are finding out since we last spoke to you that it was one person who found robert this afternoon. it was actually a volunteer who came down to join the hundreds of others who were here, but this person was turned away because there were so many today. so this person on his own went out, he searched this quary 3/4 of a mile west of where robert was last seen at the state park. he searched the quary. he found robert next to a creek, just a two foot wide creek and he was okay. found a full 120 hours, five full days after he went missing. >> the search is over. the investigation continues. and there are a lot of people to thank. >> i didn't even know the family. i didn't know the kid. but we did what little bit we could to help out. i mean, the biggest thanks goes out to all of those searchers that went through day after day after day looking for this little boy. i mean, if it wasn't f

robert does not speak. >>> crime scene evidence in the lululemon trial. disturbing video caused some coworkers of jayna murray to leave the courtroom. a conversation was played in court from when brittany norwood was in the hospital recovering. >> reporter: the detective asked brittany norwood the basics. soon, she wanted specific details about what happened. norwood said we were looking for my wallet for nine or 10 minutes and as we walked back to the front of the store, there was someone who hit jayna in the face. he face. when mackey asked norwood for specifics about the men, her descriptions were vague. she thought they were young, one was taller than the other. when asked about their race, she first said she had no idea. later, norwood said she thought they could be white. at times, she became emotional saying there was so much blood. it was all my fault. when pressed about the assault, norwood said she was raped with a clothes hanger, the assailant cutting her pants. those plants were shown to the jury by officer colin o'brien would testified about

robert griffin being hit as he threw it. but how about bill snyder.be the coaching job of the century here when he resurrected kansas state the first time. he's done it again. >> bob w.: it's amazing. it was a program that when he took over had gone 0-26-1 in the 27 games they had played before he was hired back in 1989. and from 1993 to 2003 he took them to 11 bowl games in a row, five-time big 12 coach of the year, and last year got them back to a bowl game in the pinstripe bowl. >> bob d.: and maybe there's some wins left for the old methodical power control the clock kind of game. >> bob w.: and that's it. >> bob d.: what a win for bill snyder and kansas state. and how far art briles has brought this baylor program, when you say what a win to beat baylor on the road. both these programs on the upswing. >> bob w.: a fourth quarter comeback here at home for kansas state. and they win a thrilling big 12 opener over 15th ranked baylor. again, our final, 36-35. kansas state survives and wins it. lots more college football coming up later on tonight at

robert lyles is in oakland with what protesters are planning next. robert. >> reporter: dana, now that occupy oakland has returned to its original location here at franco plaza. this movement has galvanized in numbers. hundreds of demonstrators held a candle light vigil for steven olsen. he is the iraq war veteran shot in the head by a police fired projectile on friday night. oakland police are now saying that it is unclear if the projectile was fired by one of their officers. what is clear, demonstrators are back now planning a labor strike for this coming wednesday. they say it is proof that this movement is politically winning, but sources tell cbs5, newly appointed, was cut off by the knees. first, authorizing the use of force against protesters on the streets of oakland. then telling the chief to stand down. but the mayor was taking no questions at city hall, as you see, about changing her decisions. in fact, she snuck out of a back entrance and would not lower more car window to take questions from cbs5. she was at a press conference with this

robert zimmerman, also getting a good laugh. he is a former cnn contributor.he democratic national committee. so clearly herman cain has everyone's attention now. but eric, here's a question. is it going to translate into campaign money for him in states where he is lagging? he needs the money to stay in. >> i'm not sure that it matters at this point. because you've got iowa and new hampshire moving up their caucuses and primaries to january. you did have a month into 2012 where he could raise extra money. now that's going to be curtailed. through christmas, people are not giving a lot of money. he had a surge of fund-raising at the end of the last quarter. still only $2 million or $3 million compared to perry and romney who had 15 and 20 on hand. and they have the money to be able to lay a ground game in an iowa caucus state which is different than running a primary state. cain said he's going to bypass the nevada caucuses for now. that is more for fund-raising than solidarity with the other candidates. >> go ahead, robert. >> eric, it's very important to dec

let's begin with ktvu's robert handa, who is inside the search zone. robert? >> reporter: it is still a tense situation. this is a typical scene out here. heavily armed officers that front and back of almost every street. at this hour the sheriff's department says search teams are going door to door. the sweep begin around homestead road, because officers surrounded a house this morning where they believe the suspect might have ducted into. search teams say they believe he is on foot and considered armed and dangerous. a car he fled in was found abandon on wolf road and a rifle was found by the vehicle. about 7:00 a.m. witnesses saw him at the hewlett-packard building where he attacked a woman to try to take her car. >> the guy started running towards her and then -- punched her. so after punching her she fell on the ground, i saw two shots fired. >> reporter: now, back live here where the search continues. street by street. residents are staying inside or left the area and we have been told the woman who was shot during the attempted carjacking here is still

go ahead, robert, why should we do it, the positive thing, what we can do with the money? >> the positive part is we are a can-do nation. we are optimistic. we don't sit back and allow 25 million people to be looking for full-time work. we don't allow 14 million people to be unemployed. i mean, this is not the american way. it's also not patriotic. when i look at the occupiers and i -- and i see and ask myself what's the moral foundation of what they stand for, what they stand for is that we are all in the same boat. it's not a bunch of individuals out for each other. we're all in the same boat. we care about each other. we want to make sure that the benefits of this country are spread widely enough that we can all gain something out of it, and the opportunity is genuinely equal, not that there's handouts, opportunities in terms of infrastructure and schools and jobs. this is -- this is not a radical idea. this is something that is absolutely mainstream america, and what's radical is what's happening in washington. >> right. >> thank you, robert. >> we are the 99% is the n

robert, who is severely autistic, as i told you, wondered away. a lot of volunteers searched for him in a 2,000 acre area. he was found in an area where volunteers searched before. he never gave up hope during the search. >> there were sometimes that you had to reach down and find that faith but you were going to find him and whether it's appropriate or not for everyone, there is a god, he listens to prayer and prayers were answered. >> reporter: governor bob mcdonal released a statement says a true sense of community was showed as thousands showed up day after day to participate in the search. we'll have another update for you at 6:00. live in the news room, shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you. >>> we are talking weather, folks. the winter storm warning in october. >> doug kammerer is live in the storm center with more on this story that just keeps getting worse, doug? >> you know, it's amazing to think we are in october, not even toward halloween and talking the first winter storm of the season making its way over our area. take a look. first of

robert lyles is live with the details. what's the update, robert? >> reporter: allen, that three- hour dragnet and manhunt was just shut down seconds ago. as i step out of the way, it was a very dramatic shutdown just 15 minutes ago all of 35th avenue, the overpass to 580, had been completely lined with oakland police officers. they are now all gone. chp is telling us that they will be re-opening the westbound lanes of 580 to traffic. police are confirming that this robbery did take place in the parking lot of the ace hardware store at 39th and mcarthur. they don't know if the woman shot was an employee or a customer of that ace hardware store. but they do tell us that she is in critical condition right now with life-threatening injuries at highland hospital. they have no idea where the suspect is right now. police are telling us that the search for that suspect continues. his vehicle has been recovered. they say at this hour, all that they will confirm is that that vehicle is not stolen. allen? >> all right, robert lyles, thanks. we know the traffi

roberts: okay. so then the only thing we are talking about is whether on these particular facts there has been abandonment or not. right? mr. neiman jr.: that's correct. chief justice john g. roberts: from your perspective. mr. neiman jr.: yes, your honor. but one thing i want to stress is that my friend has suggested that an evidentiary hearing or further evidentiary proceedings are necessary on this particular question because we don't know what role the other attorneys at sullivan & cromwell played in the matter. justice ruth bader ginsburg: but we do know they were counsel of record. we do know that the only two counsel of record were no longer representing him and he had no reason to know that they weren't, but they were not -- they couldn't represent him. the only two out-of-town counsel were the two who disabled themselves from representing him by taking other jobs. mr. neiman jr.: your honor-- justice ruth bader ginsburg: so there was no one from sullivan & cromwell other than those two on t

robert vasser is great. to tell what people should be watching. >> what should they be watching? >> they shouldn't be watching the kardashians. they shouldn't be watching the jersey shore. >> it's like watching animal planet. it's about courting and love. >> if you're terrible, talking about terrible, terrible people. >>. >> we should be moralizing about the social fabric of america. teaching them how to behave, those are terrible role models. i never thought that television or films or arts in general should neverly be guided by good role models. romeo and juliette were not good role models. the sopranos were not good role models. >> but people glamourize the mafia and people want to be like these people on the jersey shore. that's what i'm talking about, the dumbing down of america because we watch those things and robert, don't we oftentimes replicate that behavior in our society? we love to watch people get voted off of things.. that gives us some pleasure. that's sad to me. >> well, we do. a lot of real

robert? >> is that for me? i'm sorry. that's exact lit point.ing the race issue to try to appeal to the extreme wing of the republican party. and when he make the issue that african-americans are brainwashed, he's trying to excuse why he doesn't have support from the african-american community. but when he announce the president obama by saying he's not a strong black man, he's ultimately trying to use the issue of race to play the extreme fringes. >> listening to robert's tone this is why americans are so cynical about this. you get to the top of the pack apparently you have to have your sense of humor taken way. i may not like herman cain's sense of humor, but he has a sense of humor. he is on top. does he say some things. herman cain was running as an insurgent candidate. they rely on grassroots not on money to get attention. one thing they do is they make more bold pronouncements. bill bradley did it when running against al gore in 2000. the list goes on and on. they all do it. >> that is factually incorrect. >> hang on a second, robert. he

farley system professor at the university of kentucky and blogger at lawyers guns and money robert i want to thank you so much for joining us tonight and you know i think there are most people in the u.s. right now don't think that we can probably find any official that's going to say they're not happy that gadhafi is gone but we have to go back and realize that that wasn't the point of this operation of this humanitarian intervention we weren't supposed to take a copy out and so then when you start thinking about it and the events that transpired today if this was supposed to be about saving civilians why a lie on earth are we still having drones that are firing hellfire missiles in sirte. right oh i mean i think you're absolutely right that the original mission was intended it's going to go see. it's not near benghazi and there seems to be no indication that he really was people were about to attack civilians at the time and so i don't really understand that american drone was involved also in french jets but it's pretty obvious that. either the intention from the first point was t

six days after robert wood jr.alked away from his family, a volunteer found him a short distance away. hundreds of volunteers gathered daily to help with the search, including a gaithersburg man who has a man with autism. matt joins us live. as a parent, i felt the sense of relief come over me when i heard today that he had been found alive. when you heard the news, because you had been down there. you went down wednesday and you had been a part of the search, what are you feeling right now? >> a huge relief, especially because many of us felt that this was not headed to a good outcome and to have this news break late in the day is going to, especially with the advance of this rough weather and how long robbie had been out, this is a huge boost for all of us. >> six days and to hear he was found alive. i have to ask, you are from gaithersburg, this was like a 2, 2 1/2 hour trip without heavy traffic. what prompted you to go down to doswell? >> i had been thinking about this as soon as we hearded news on monday or t

he is the grandson of tell evangelist oral roberts.te growing up in the shadow of his grandfather, randy roberts isn't talking fire and brimstone. this is interesting. >> it is very interesting alex. you have to remember that oral roberts was the first and one of the biggest of the televangelists. he brought the pentecostal faith to mainstream america, started a university and lived a rich life through his relentless pleas for money. his grandson grew up with him in tulsa, oklahoma, steeped in that sheltered far right christian world. he's following a calling like his grandfather, but with an unexpected message. >> in the name of jesus, come up. >> oral roberts is one of the first and most iconic of the televangelists. randy roberts potts grew up on the compound with his grandfather in tulsa, oklahoma. >> he was a complex person who made a lot of decisions i don't agree with. but i think who had a heart for people. >> a legacy his grandson is carrying on today. but with an unexpected twist. >> woke up one day and i felt suicidal. i had

robert lyles is there now. robert, what's happening? >> elizabeth, it's a festive atmosphere out here despite the notice to be out of the park, meaning legally, no one is supposed to be camping here. it is still an on going occupation. in fact, the occupiers issued this letter saying that they will not be bullied by the city so they have no intentions to leave. >> well, the notice today went out at 4:00. >> that the city of oakland wants occupy oakland out by 10:00 p.m. >> we're going to give them the opportunity to take down their tents, take down their cooking supplies and we expect that they will comply. >> as the clock prepared to strike 7:00 tonight, no one was packing up. instead, they were circulating this letter addressed to the city administrator saying this is oscar grant plaza and occupy oakland will do as they see fit. >> are you willing to meet that with some kind of resistance? a fight to stay here? >> a fight would be particularly slanted word. i would say resistance is a good word for it. >> in their words, support based