i didn't drive down mount igman into sarajevo when it was being hit with 2,000 shells a day because it was good for my career. i went there because what was happening was a crime against humanity. and as a reporter, i wanted to be there to chronicle it. >> well, you should. but, so you don't think journalism is futile? >> i think journalism is essential. i think it's essential. and we're watching its destruction. you know, journalism, the power of journalism is that it is rooted in verifiable fact. you go out as a reporter, you seek to find out what is factually correct. you crosscheck it with other sources. it's sent to an editor. it's fact-checked, you put it out. that's all vanishing. that's what we're really losing with journalism. yes, you know, commercial journalism, there were things they wouldn't write about. you know, as schanberg says, "the power of great newspapers like "the times" is that at least it's stopped things from getting worse." i think that's right. >> but can it make things better? i mean, do you think you can accomplish more as a dissenter, and i look up on you

he's accused of genocide over the siege of sarajevo. that coming up after the break, we will be looking at the darker side of the world wide web, the sites that try to your -- lawyer young people to the extreme right wing groups. >> and the artist as the subject. pablo picasso did not just make pictures. he enjoyed being part of them. a new collection in hamburg shows a collection of photographs that show a rarely seen side of one of the 20th century's greatest artists. >> great pictures. all that and a peek inside the lid the village in london. do not go away. -- inside the olympic village in london. do not go away. >> they set out to conquer western europe's highest peak, but they only got as high as the cursed mountain. that is when an avalanche struck, killing nine of the climbers. >> a guide who survived said the avalanche hurled them to hundred 50 meters down the slope, but he says it was virtually silent and struck without warning in the pre-don darkness. >> one day after the disaster, local authorities say they do not believe th

thousand muslims were slaughtered and the deaths of over ten thousand civilians during the siege of sarajevo he denies any wrongdoing. widespread destruction in japan as flash floods hit a wider area in the south west thousands of people were forced to leave their homes as an intense rainfall deludes the region cars were dragged into rivers and houses demolished by landslides at least three people have been found dead and over a dozen are missing so far. now dramatic pictures from syria have been streaming to our t.v.'s for sixteen months now but there's a different kind of drama unfolding behind the camera some opposition supporting arab nations have banned syrian programs and movies but their producers say it's only hardening their resolve we have a notion of reports from damascus. t.v. soap operas something syria has been famous for all around the arab world they are considered the regional emotional and funny in all syrian society there would be a man a storyteller who would sit at a cafe or just outside his home and tell stories and everybody would come to listen today this is what syri

thousand muslims were slaughtered and the deaths of over ten thousand civilians during the siege of sarajevo he denies and you wrongdoing. dozens of occupy protesters in seattle have poured onto the streets after armed police raided an apartment inhabited by some of the movement's activists residents sleeping inside were confronted with automatic weapons fox been used as a hog for organizing a summer festival to bring together occupiers for cultural and political events marking here as. well dramatic pictures from syria have been streaming to our t.v.'s for sixteen months now but there's a different kind of drama unfolding behind the camera some opposition supporting arab nations have banned syrian programs and movies their producers say it's only hardening their resolve it's an ocean of reports now from damascus. t.v. soap operas something syria has been famous for all around the arab world they are considered the regional emotional and funny in all syrian society there would be a man a storyteller who would sit in a cafe or just outside his home and tell stories and everybody would come to

the veb neat za massacre is one thing, the other the siege of sarajevo which lasted months and resulted000 people. the war itself was 100,000 deaths at the lowest estimate. >> unbelievable. the defense he is mounting now, what is he possibly have to say to explain his side? >> well, as the commander, as a military commander, and one who was chosen very early on in his career, the defense team essentially is going to argue that this was war time, that this was not something that was orchestrated as a crime separate from the war maneuverings during that time. but the prosecution is saying quite the opposite. this was a deliberate ethnic attack on people who were defenseless and who went to shah reb neat sa because they felt that's where they could seek refuge. some of the images we've been showing our viewers are heartwrenching. 520 people were recently identified and reburied in srebnetia. >> in light of the fact that the criminal court doesn't seem to do a lot or has not done a lot in the last ten years or so, what is the confidence level that he will actually serve some time? >> well,