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russ was doing the firing. >> yes. >> i'm spotting him. looking for anything that moves and -- enemy and stuff. and i'm staying over there straight ahead. russell is doing his thing, doing a good job. >> how loud is that? what's happening, noise of the battle? >> deafening. still deafening. the noise is just -- interrupted. all of our guys and -- all of their guys, throwing everything at us, rockets and rpgs. grenades, like i said. and -- helicopters above. i don't know if we had them right then. we had gun ships. now they are firing rockets down in on us. they are exploding amongst us. and stuff. that -- hits us. real havoc. trees are falling down and breaking and leaves and dirt and smoke and fire. you name it. it is all come together and deafening. very deafening. >> did that surprise you? >> yeah. you are not trained for anything like that. i wasn't trained to see that the very first five seconds. nobody can train you for what you are going to see. so it scare it is hell out of you. you move. you can't stand still. you are going to die

you know, if i turn out like russ, so be it, but let's go. but for real. so there i am. i'll spot some movement directly in front of me, which is directly 40 or 50 yards. then off to the left a nice 100 field of fire. that's when we went into the jungle off the mountain. so i was comfortable with straight ahead and off to the left but not in the jungle because they come up real close there. you see stuff moving, just firing in there. but i spotted two, three, four movement right in front. so i'm laying down fire and everything else. bullets smacking, hitting. i still don't know how i didn't get hit. you know, because i don't know if they're bolts, smacking. still don't now i didn't get hit. i don't know if they are coming from the front or the side or what. bump. you know. dirt kicks up. trying to keep your head down and keep firing. so -- i'm firing. all of a sudden my gun stops. abruptly. dead stopped. firing a gun for a while, you know. he and i. smoke coming off the gun. we are firing the hell out of it, this machine gun. i don't know. we weren't trained for this stu

that's what russ sierra did. he waited out his pet's digestive system.hey gave russ four brand new tickets. >> i'd throw those ,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> next tonight is bill murray. i'm vic carter. >> and i'm denise koch. for wjz news station, hope you have a great gh

i'm investigative reporter russ potasic, 9news now. >> and there was a statement issued saying the gsaioner got adds 9,000 bonus. >>> off to california where oakland police they have found the gun used in the deadly shooting rampage at the university. officers have been looking for the weapon since the mon day massacre. the suspected shooter, one goh, has confessed to the killing. now he's charged with seven counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. >>> it is usually the suspect, not the victim, forced behind bars before trial. but that's not the case in sacramento. right new 17-year-old girl would was raped and kidnapped is in custody to make sure she actually shows up for the suspect's trial. the accused man is this fellow, frank william rackly. the victim's attorney says the teenager is very terrified to face him. but the assistance district attorney says the victim has missed two court dates and several meetings with the d.a., forcing the case to be dropped and refiled. >> certainly we don't like to be in the position of having to take a victim or a witness into custod

thanks a lot, russ. >> bon appetit. >>> forget the marriage. show me the money. 2-thirds of 18-34-year-old women who were polled say being successful in a high paying career is one of the most important things. compare that with men who say 59% of the men surveyed say that having a high paying gig is utmost importance. so women seem to be very, very motivated. >>> so if you prefer your coffee without bugs, starbucks will phase out the bug. the bug in question is the beetle. the company will soon use tomato extract for its food coloring needs, especially when it's pink. >>> well, you may not know him by name, but he has had a hand in writing some of the country's most beloved songs. drum er levon helm passed away today. in addition to drumming, he was a singer as well and you can hear his voice in bands like the wake. 71 years old. >>> well, from space invader to museum artifact, nasa has turned over the shuttle discovery to the smithsonian institution. it will go on display right near dulles airport. the shuttle's prototype known as enterprise

the barents in the black sea is up in the arctic region this oil is very difficult to extract and russ nafta is very interested in gaining supremacy in the area and making sure that they have the top edge this is a big part of russia have to push into that area to make sure that they go for these hard to extract resources in fact of the exxon deal they're not expecting any thing to come to fruition for at least eight years in this exploration deal also to kind of show you how important this deal between annie and russ nath was is that putin himself the prime minister and president elect was on hand to make sure that this deal went through. thank you very. david out sean thomas and lovely spring like last guy at the roughnecks headquarters thank you very much indeed shall i k. that is the business for now that's all we've got time for we are going to have a look at the markets we check out those all prices let's do it right we're going to have a low we've got all the oil prices it gaining this out of major brands just slightly drop just in the last few minutes or so the happen for a str

he survived. >> russ is -- one of the strongest men i know, god bless him. he lives 110 miles from my house. he has dairy farm. he has like 50 black and white cows. and he gets up at 5:00 in the morning and goes to bed at mid might and if he is lucky he milks those cows. big silver vats as big as this room that hold all these gallons of milk. big truck comes and gets his milk. he is a dairy farmer. successful at and it it is a lot of hard work. he's one of the best troopers i ever knew. tough, not a big guy, 5'8", 5'10". just a -- tough off the farm kid. you know. comes from interc tities plaing else. >> russell was a -- farmer. farm boy. you know, worked on the farm with his dad as a kid and everything. strong as an ox. >> tell me about the book and movie. what's that done for you? how has that affected you? >> it is a nice accolade to us. give us a nice credit to our battle. an

. >> what about russ? he survived. >> russ is one of the strongest men i know, god bless him. he lives 110 miles from my house. he has a dairy farm. he has like 50 black and white cows. he gets up in the morning, goes to bed at midnight, he milks the cows, he has the big vats that old all the gallons and gallons of milk. so he's a dairy farmer. he's successful at it, very hard work. tough. not a big guy, 5'8", 5'10", just a tough off-the-farm kid. you know, they come from inner cities and out in the plains and everything else. russell was a farmer, a tough farm boy. you know, worked on the farm with his dad as a kid and everything. strong as an ox. >> tell me about the book and the movie. what's that done for you? how has that affected you? >> it's a nice accolade to us. it's a nice credit to our battle and the efforts that everybody gave forth. i'm glad it wasn't swept under the rug which i'm sure the politicians would have love to have swept -- they did in a roundabout way. they told the american people it was a victory and it was but at what cost. but anyhow, the movie was

and, russ, i'd like to acknowledge your well-deserved recognition today as well. i didn't realize until the introductions that we're fellow iowans. it's good to meet a federal iowan as well. and, carol, it's good to see you again. we were able to work together when i was working for air traffic control for boeing. you may be wondering why the leader of boeing's defense business is here today, given that this is often a commercially focused summit. don't worry, i'm not here to necessarily ask for your help on the defense budget, which has its own challenges these days, although if you'd like, i'd be happy to take any questions on that a little later. but i'm really here today to talk about where we see some very key, important intersections between what we do in the defense business and the commercial business and some of our collective interests. and that's where i'd like to spend my time today. now, on a personal note, the commercial business is very familiar to me. i've had the opportunity to work now for boeing for about 26 years and i've spent a good amount of

>> russ, can you hold the tickets up?hat remains in a baggie. >> come on. >> he pieced them together. after sierra did her thing -- >> and let's see the new ones. >> these are the ones -- >> see, sierra really got into it. >> oh, yeah. >> these are obviously very hard to come by. what were you going to tell your friends if you couldn't get the tickets out of the dog, so to peek? >> i hadn't gotten that far because i couldn't call the masters until monday. we left to play golf in myrtle beach and once we were done with that i was hoping i would just call them up. >> russ, we're running out of time. i want to thank you for joining us. >> have fun. >> coming up, a very special guest. >>> allergy, fact or fiction? brought to you by allegra. suffering from one type of allergy? well, at least that can't make you allergic to other allergies, right? go now to goodmorningamerica.com to find out if it's fact or fiction. [ female announcer ] with just one look you can silence a room... ...but why on earth would you want to do that?

but russ berkman was back.... he feed his dog hydrogen peroxide...p.berkman pieced after all hat hard work... he called to seeeif masters offfcials would consider thankfully, they had a sense of humor and sent him four new tickets. that's all for fox45 news at 5530. we'll be back tonight for fox45 news at ten -- and the late edition at 111.. 11...we'll see you later. llter.

russ feingold said no. they wanted him to do it. it's interesting comparison.ight be because they haven't found a champion identify to believe everybody. >> bret: charles? >> the democrats are deciding right now is whether they want this to be a single issue campaign, or whether they want it to be a judgment about the governor, broader judgment. they ran against him in the priest election cycle and loss. and less steady on the union issue. the unions aren't backing him. so it would be more of a do you like walker, the governorship. choice between the candidates. it would be like rerun of the election two years ago. if it isn't him it would be single issue campaign. if it is single issue campaign, it's natural. i don't think it's a make row chasm of the president -- microcosm of the presidential election. i don't think it will tell us anything. but it's national in the sense that other states will look at this to decide are the governors going to risk curtailing power of the union after wisconsin if the governor is recalled. >> bret: you don't think it will embo

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. >> reporter: oar reached by telephone phylicia's father russ sell barnes said the family suspected job son from the bang. >> we suspected him from day one. nothing at all or -- and that's what it is. >> reporter: barnes' father also got on the phone to don rondo a missing persons advocate who befriended the family early on and provided reward money ot of his own pocket. >> we were silent for a second, both of us trying to process what this meant. for a moment it's a sense of elation and relief. then you realize, you come back to earth and understand this is part of the process, part of the legal process, the critical step that puts us one step closer for getting justice for phylicia barnes and justice for this family. >> phylicia's family collaborated with members of the state legislature to create a law. phylicia raise law was passed during the last legislative session and designed to get resources moving together has quickly as possible when a child goes missing, no matter their age. now they already required to start spoichg immediately for any child under 17 and under. previous

russ and his wife pat trusted him to do the work on their home but left the job undone. and they say they never seen all the materials they say they paid for. like new kitcabinets, tile floog and more. >> he regains your trust and violates it. >> reporter: officials charged manion and his partner with three jobs they allegedly contracted to do but didn't get done. >> he has been charged with operating without a license, and theft. what we're trying to do is put this information out there, let people know this is going on if they have been victimized by mr. manion or mr. styles, we want to hear from them. >> reporter: manion instructed them to store their bedroom furnishings in a pod on their property. they say the contractor was supposed to pay the but didn't. it was repossessed. among the items, family photos. >> i can't recreate pictures of my mom and dad. and that is never going to happen. >> reporter: how does this couple move forward from here? they say they are going to do repairs to their home bit-by-bit and realize they are not going to have the dream retirement

>> it depends whether or not herb coal or russ feingold get in on the democrats. if you have somebody like that running against scott walker. >> bill: big name in wisconsin. >> that could be the difference. right now they have got a bunch of people. i don't know their names except for the mayor of milwaukee tom barrett. >> bill: put up a big name against him he might be out. >> oh yeah. >> who wins in wisconsin tomorrow night? >> i think romney wins. i would say maybe by less than the consensus polling shows only because santorum has out performed his polls in a couple of over states at this point. good grounds for romney because there are fewer evangelicals and as you see in some of the polling he is pulling some of those tea party and evangelicals toward him because of this coalescing of leaders around him and maybe folks getting a glimpse of second-term obama and not liking what they see. >> bill: consensus here that romney gets it and wins maryland. washington, d.c. because santorum is not even on the ballot there. then basically the republic party shifts into

russ settled down after the rough beginning he walked 5 and struck out that for it except his first winf the year days when five-one >>> the giants ran out at new york and get a double header in tomorrow. kent lincecum still searching for his first win of the year. he'll pitch game 1 and madison bumgarner are takes the nightcap. if that is one for a sweet and houston. first-inning bases loaded. there's a chance at the warning track and does not get it. how close was he, that close. a grand slam the astros route the dodgers' 12-0 you pay for the price of a front row seat in the nba. the lakers world peace finishes the bread with a jammed and while celebrating he elbows jens heart and in the head and he goes down and not the first deadly incident for world peace. his former named ron artest, world peace was ejected. oklahoma city up 18 points but then kobe bryant with a three, the game goes to overtime. in double ot he scored six and the lakers rallied to win 114- 106. he drops in the cause me five seconds in the game 20 seconds later the group except the turnover. philadelphia up 1-032 s

let's go live to russ, all the snow good for the season, right?>> we are loving it now, two to four inches last night. right now it is beautiful here at heavenly, sunshining, you can see behind me on the north shore snow starting to come in a few hours we are expecting another two feet maybe tonight into tomorrow this weekend going to be fantastic, a lot of great events, fashion, -- fashion show, patrol fundraiser, lots of music, fun stuff, great time to come out see the passes on sale for next year a pass that combines heavenly, kirk wood, tahoe, we encourage people to come up. >> what a nice long ski season, thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> before we two -- we go, do you have giants' fever? we want to see it. [ inaudible ] . >>> breaking news from modesto. a sheriff's deputy has just been shot and killed. the deputy was serving an eviction notice on a tenant when the shooting occurred. we'll bring you more details this evening on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> later today at 4:00, shopper beware grocery store pricing labels not necessarily

i'm russ, 9news now. >> next week, russ will report on popular spots we take the relatives to when theyisit from out of town. >>> residents of white oak may be the key to solving a four month old murder. so no one has come forward, they believe someone in the neighborhood knows what happened to a local rapper. delia goncalves brings us the story. >> reporter: police spent the morning passing out fliers to neighboring hoping the witness who was standing at this bus stop will eventually come forward. >> he's supposed to be shining right now. >> instead, he is dead, gunned down two days before his 25th birthday. it was december 27, he also a local rapper who went by the name of frank digy was getting into his car heading to work. he was shot from behind. he ran across the street and the suspect fired several more rounds. he later collapsed. >> do you feel like someone knows what happened? >> somebody has to know something. >> and police think so, too. that's why they are back in this neighborhood talking to residents. >> their investigation revealed there may have been a witness to this ho

. >> that's what russ bergman's dog did.waited out the pet's system and tried to piece the tickets together. >> oh, but -- fortunately, the masters had a sense of humor. they like dogs, too. they gave in four brand new tickets. >> now, russ gave the dog hydrogen peroxide to bring them back up, but it didn't hurt the dog. the dog is fine. the tickets. well, you see the outcome. >> what do you say the russ, how about putting them in a high place. somewhere where the dog cannot get to them. >> dogs heat money. they eat -- i mean, dogs -- are dogs. they find things. the dog ate my lottery tickets. if i can call the maryland a lottery authority. the dog ate my ticket. >> we will be much obliged. >> either one of the dogs could have swallowed the passes whole. >> but he knows it is her. >> all right. of course, you can -- >> look at her. >> yeah. >> but she was not the one sitting up straight. >> the hyper one. >> right. >> look, look. so, he knows. >> you can see all of the final rounds of the masters right here on eyewitness new

paramedics russed to heebus and took the don't know his coodition.but thaakfully no one was hurt on phenn into a chilly night. night. just how coll will it get? get? let's go to chief meteorologgst vytas reid for your skywatch forecast. 3 it sounds likeea battlefield. ow this storm destroyed hundreds of cars. new detaiis from the apartment complex. hear how a woman wound up with a navy piiot on her patio. what's your fair share? why president obama wants a big tax hike on wealthy americans he ssys are getting a free ride. & with xfinity, you can always expect more. like more on demand shows and movies than ever. and more ways to discover them too. plus more speed from america's fastest internet provider. so you can run more devices at the same time. ♪ feel a firework [ female announcer ] and best of all, it keeps getting better. no wonder more people choose xfinity over any other provider. ♪ love can be so mystical ♪ your fair share? with tax &pday rapidly approaching, presidenn obama says wealthy people need to pay their fair share. he was in florida today pushing the buffet rule. wend

thank you for sparing me, russ. i don't want to hear about russ. about any of the pundits or about me or people marching in the streets, although that pressure actually helped to bring justice in this case. this is about a 17-year-old boy in a florida grave. this is about his family that will never get a chance to hear his voice ever again. this is about a man who took his life and whether or not the law protects george zimmerman or george zimmerman violated that law, it is about justice. it's about people's faith in the justice system. the only way it works is that we have faith that the justice system will work for us. martin luther king said in the mountain top speech in 1968, all we say to america is just be true to what you said on paper. if you are saying that all people are created equally and that justice is blind and justice must be blindly applied and blindly pursued. that means that if a black person commits a crime, they should be no more harshly prosecuted or no more leniently prosecuted than anybody else. if a black person is the vict

former senator russ feingold will be here. also, dave barry will join us onset. >>> up next, the top stories in the politico playbook. but first, here's bill karins with your green is universal forecast. >> ok. >> well done. >> thanks. >> well done. >>> good morning, everyone. if you weren't paying attention and watching tv over the weekend, you missed these amazing publics of all of these tornadoes that were in the midwest. incredible stuff. in some cases, there were two tornadoes on the ground at the same time. the one that caused the most problems was the woodward, oklahoma, tornado. went through a trailer park. five fatalities with that tornado. and actually, out of the 126 tornadoes, that was the only deadly one that we had. most of the tornadoes, thankly, were out over rural areas. this is the map that shows where the tornadoes took place. mostly kansas, nebraska, and parts of oklahoma. five fatalities. 126 tornadoes. it's amazing it wasn't worse. >>> as far as today, thunderstorms, louisiana, down along the tex coastlin

paramedics russed to heebus and took the don't know his coodition.but thaakfully no one was hurt on phenn into a chilly night. night. just how coll will it get? get? let's go to chief meteorologgst vytas reid for your skywatch forecast. 3 it sounds likeea battlefield. ow this storm destroyed hundreds of cars. new detaiis from the apartment complex. hear how a woman wound up with a navy piiot on her patio. what's your fair share? why president obama wants a big tax hike on wealthy americans he ssys are getting a free ride. your fair share? with tax &pday rapidly approaching, presidenn obama says wealthy people need to pay their fair share. he was in florida today pushing the buffet rule. wendell goler exxlains whyythe biggest repuulican names in the country are coming out to fight the president's ttx hike proposalss 3back again in politically cruciallflorida, the president focused on annissue republicansssay is also politically driven...... raising taxxs on milliooaire investors who pay alf the tax rate as the upper middle class. isn't fair" the proposal would raise taxes up to 30% on mi

pilot russ mowry, however, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel on, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when i hit the chimney and land on the roof. i thought, well, this is it. and it's over. and it was -- no flashbacks. i'm dead

>> it depends whether or not herb coal or russ feingold get in on the democrats. if you have somebody like that running against scott walker. >> bill: big name in wisconsin. >> that could be the difference. right now they have got a bunch of people. i don't know their names except for the mayor of milwaukee tom barrett. >> bill: put up a big name against him he might be out. >> oh yeah. >> who wins in wisconsin tomorrow night? >> i think romney wins. i would say maybe by less than the consensus polling shows only because santorum has out performed his polls in a couple of over states at this point. good grounds for romney because there are fewer evangelicals and as you see in some of the polling he is pulling some of those tea party and evangelicals toward him because of this coalescing of leaders around him and maybe folks getting a glimpse of second-term obama and not liking what they see. >> bill: consensus here that romney gets it and wins maryland. washington, d.c. because santorum is not even on the ballot there. then basically the republic party shifts into

let's go live to russ, all the snow good for the season, right? we are loving it now, two to four inches last night. right now it is beautiful here at heavenly, sunshining, you can see behind me on the north shore snow starting to come in a few hours we are expecting another two feet maybe tonight into tomorrow this weekend going to be fantastic, a lot of great events, fashion, -- fashion show, patrol fundraiser, lots of music, fun stuff, great time to come out see the passes on sale for next year a pass that combines heavenly, kirk wood, tahoe, we encourage people to come up. >> what a nice long ski season, thank you. >> we'll be right back. >> before we two -- we go, do you have giants' fever? we want to see it. [ inaudible ] . >>> breaking news from modesto. a sheriff's deputy has just been shot and killed. the deputy was serving an eviction notice on a tenant when the shooting occurred. we'll bring you more details this evening on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. >>> later today at 4:00, shopper beware grocery store pricing labels not necessarily a

seized by from his residence in an bat ta bad and in particular we learned the location of numerous russ al qaeda safehouses. to someone who understands the value of intelligence, make an announcement like that for the sake of a feel good moment when the main practical effect of doing so is the loss of numerous potential targets? and what of al awlaki? the attorney general in a speech a couple weeks ago announced forcefully that the drone killing was justified and went through a list of criteria that included the certainty that al an louk can i was an operational terrorist, the likelihood that there would be few collateral victims and the unfeasibility of capture as justifying the strike against an american citizen. yet, it's interesting to contemplate how he would have obtained intelligence from him if we had captured al awlaki when all u.s. government employees are now restricted by presidential order to using the army field manual to conduct interrogations. that manual has been available on the internet for years and is rely used by terrorists as a training manual for resisting interr

i'm investigative reporter russ, 9 news now. >> the agents on the prostitution scandal in columbia, thency revoked the high clearances for all 11 agents accused of hiring hookers and other misconduct. while some are suggesting it's part of a larger problem, secret service officials call it an abnormality. >>> president obama holds a 9 point lead over presumptive gop lead mitt romney. here's a look at the latest numbers. 52% of those asked said if the election were today they would vote for president obama. 43% would choose romney. women voters back obama over romney 55 to 39%. the poll was taken from friday through sunday. >>> senate republicans today blocked the so-called buffet rule named after billionaire investor warren buffer feet. it would have raised the tax rate for the super rich. gop lawmakers called it a political gamut. democrats say it's all about being fair. according to harry reid, 7,000 millionaires didn't pay a dime in taxes last year. >>> a benefit tonight at george washington university to raise money. >> the justice project was founded last year to raise awareness ab

thousands and millions of russ late thanks in part to the ineffective love clock or we love the snooze button you hit snooze? >> never. >> really? >> never. >> how one american inventor has a clock guaranteed to get you out and moving. says the key is a combination of placement and problem solving. once the alarm goes off, the only way to stone it is to get off -- to stop it is get up pun. code in the bathroom that changes glue find yourself in the bathroom and kind of ready to -- >> you find are self in the bathroom and kind 6 ready to start -- kind of ready to start your day. >> it's so foolproof you can unplug it and the battery takeover e says he use it -- he says he use it and has more on this 400 orders from customersthere you go. >> i wonder if the orders came from our boss. >> maybe my wife. >> maybe. >>> stay with us, a video exposing a correction officer beating another prisoner hasgone viral. >> we will have details on what's going to happen and who is punished. >> the peace treaty if syria is extended. they say it will do no good to stop the bloodshed there. what makes the

i'm russ patosik, 9news now. >>> warren buffett announced he has stage 1 prostate cancer and he will start treatment in july. he is 81 and more men have some form of prostate cancer than don't and many tumors are so slow growing they don't need treatment. his cancer was picked up by an elevated psa test and confirmed with biopsy. he told shareholders it is completely treatable and "not remotely life-threatening". >>> if you live in new jersey, to what length would you do to get out? a man and his fiancee apparently want out so bad they're suing their landlord to break the lease claiming the house they're in is haunted. they've even called in ghost busters or something like that. it's an outfit that investigates paranormal, things that go bump in the night. and the folks renting the place say things definitely go bump in the night. >> taps on the tv and that's the same night i had it on my shoulders. >> they did spot cooky goings on. he wants his rent money and he's suing. >>> well, amazing pictures from nasa to show you right now of a gigantic solar flair that happened yesterday in t

. >>> this is really a season of tomorrow for -- tor meant for the person who has had a dull russ relationship. the adulterer is a very tormented person. is that true? >> of course they are. you are dealing with feelings you have towards your spouse, your lover. you don't know which way to turn. it is the ultimate guilt. if you do not have the gil it is antisocial-type of personality. >> were joined on a live line by pamela paul who is a distinguished writer and published a book called "foreign affied." also the author of "start matrimony." >> senator brown held hearings on the effect. pornography on the family and i was there to talk about the impact porn had on relationships, marriages and children. >> the subcommittee held an entire hearing on the subject of pornography and its availability and volume. can you speak to that? >> sure. it used to be even just 10 or 15 years ago in order to have access to porn you have to go down to seedy side of town and go to adult theater or go to a news stand and buy a magazine and risk bumping in to your boss, wife. now that is available on the internet,

syrian troops are reported to have opened fire on russ gees trying to cross into turkey. the muslim brotherhood calls it an insult to the egyptian people as hosni mubarak's former spy chief runs for president. south korea's police chief is resigning over the bungled response to a deprizzly rape and murder. welcome to "bbc world news." i'm adam parsons. also in this program -- a terror suspect says colonel gaddafi's regime sues british intelligence services over their role in his rendition to libya. and the american golfer bubba watson wins the masters after a sudden-death playoff over the south african, louis oosthuizen. >> let's start with some news that has been coming in in the past few moments. those are reports that syrian troops have opened fire on refugee who are trying to cross the border into turkey. i'm hearing that at least five people have been wounded, including turkish nationals. this comes as syria's foreign minister visits russia for key talks on the failing cease-fire. we will be returning to the border between syria and turk toy speak to our corresponden

i said i will, and i hung up the phone, and then i looked up and there was russ appleyard, this darling uniformed secret service agent, they were the ones in the blue blazers who had conducted tours, and i knew him for over 20 years, and his face is beat red and he's a redhead himself, and he said, cathy, you know, two planes have hit the william welds and a third has he had the pentagon and we're evacuated. i yelled at jeanie, and that's when jeanie and i grabbed our bags, and we ran downstairs, i think, you know, as my mind went through, as i worked out the door. all of a sudden i saw large weapons coming out, and i thought this is strange. what is this going to do, and i also realized we're evacuating and we're going into lockdown and we're going out of sight. they opened the wrought iron gates and we began walking. there were 206 us at that point in the east wing and we started walking east and jeanie's husband was in an office building up on 14th street and he wanted to come here. that's where we ended up. and then i guess the rest is history, you know. mrs. bush went to an undiscl