they look like yours or mine. >> simon: i... i wish. ( laughter ) >> simon: could he smile?oh, yeah. >> simon: scans of sediba's teeth will tell scientists not only what he ate but where he ate it-- on the ground or in a tree-- and, to a day, how old he was when he died. 60 scientists are already working on these questions. it's a sort of c.s.i. for fossils. >> berger: this is like a time machine. i mean, we are going to go back and look at their world. it is an adventure that we're right at the front pages of. and it's kind of like reading the greatest novel ever written, the human story. it's an incredible adventure that we're going to see the end to. >> simon: and it all began with a nine-year-old boy discovering another nine-year-old boy. you couldn't make that up. since we first broadcast this story, professor berger and his team have uncovered fossils of three more individuals, one of them an infant. [ female announcer] on a summer day, nothing tastes as great as a juicy flame-grilled cheeseburger on a delicious bun. and when you get it all at walmart's guaranteed unbe

>> simon: reasons of state. >> bartholomew: reasons of state. >> simon: as a consequence, the church can't train new priests, potential new patriarchs who, under turkish law, have to be born in turkey. it's as if rome closed down the college of cardinals. the hallways where 100 young seminarians roamed are desolate now. the library's priceless collection of old manuscripts lies untouched. walk into a classroom and it seems as if the students had just gone home today, not 38 years ago. >> bartholomew: this school prepared people who preached peace, preached unity, preached love. so not giving to the church the possibility to prepare these people, we offend human dignity. >> simon: the patriarch says it not only offends human dignity, it offends him personally, because this is his alma mater. halki is where he studied to be a priest. so you studied in a classroom just like this? >> bartholomew: yes, for seven years. >> simon: the patriarch was born dimitrious arhondonis in turkey. like all turkish citizens, he served in the turkish army. he was ordained at the age of 21 and elected ecu

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simons for speaking out. she deserves a met medal for speaking out against this abuse. >> larry: thad, how do you respond to what linda had to say? >> i find it funny that we have someone that works for seaworld for what did you say a couple weeks or a week before the incident and then she gets fired and then she's all of a sudden a credible witness on tv. that's what i would question for one thing. i worked for seaworld for 35 years. i never saw any of this -- any of the accusations that she said. seaworld cares about their animals. they're not going to do things to hurt their trainers. this thing from osha is wrong. they should never have put this statement out recommending that they do not do anything with the killer whales. as far as what ric is saying about that all these whales, 150 whales, what about all of the whales that are killed in the wild? there are over 100,000 dolphin killed in the wild every year. don't hear him speaking out against that at all. >> let's be specific here. we're talking about

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simon per .(july10.ecl). >>> there is one less thing to pack if you're a 24 hour fitness member. all you need to get in is your finger. simon perez with why some privacy experts wonder if the convenience is really worth it. ng fingerprint scanners . >> path to getting in shape hasn't changed much. but the path to get into the gill has. they installing fingerprint staners at its bay area location. here is how 24 hour fitness says it works. the company says three scans of both your index fingers so you can use either one to get in. the image of your fingerprint isn't stored, instead a computer measures the distance between several points in your print. that measurement is stored as an identifying number. which comes up every time you place your finger on the reader. 24 hour fitness knows you're you. >> i don't have any concern. a little sceptical about identity theft. >> your fingerprint is a really sensitive piece of information. it's not something that can be replete if it is compromised. >> rebecca jeff ski works for the electronic group frontier system. >> you can replace your

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simon perez shows us how citizens are stepping in to fill the void. simon. >> reporter: allen, in just a couple of hours, the people who live here in duran square are going to come to their park and fill it up and eat and drink and be merry, and they are also going to talk. they are going to talk about ways to make oakland safer and a more enjoyable place to live. >> i'm a little bit worried because of the recent police layoffs. >> reporter: aaron has lived in oakland for three years. when 80 police officers were let go last months, he scratched his head. >> you don't cut police and firefighters. i felt the layoffs didn't need to be happen that it could have been avoided. >> we don't like crime. nobody likes crime. but we are going to stick with it and help move it out of here. >> reporter: sylvester has lived her foredecades. >> right now we are on an even keel because nobody knows which way, you know, they are going to go. >> we can go this direction or we can go this direction. it will take leadership to make changes because somebody needs to kick

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hi, simon. >> reporter: hi, juliette. this boat is so outrageously extravagant, the best way to tell you about it is the rundown of the numbers. the first number is how much it cost. $300million. >>> reporter: >> created it as a statement that i am rich, i am powerful and i deserve this. >> reporter: and what a statement it is. this is the egg, the 394-foot megayacht in the bay. he is a self made russian who earned big bucks in banking, coal and fertilizer. the letter a stands for andre and alexandra his supermodel wife. the 31-year-old reportedly helped change the design of the ship after they got married. now back to the boat. >> i don't think this is evolving. i think this is suite generous all by itself. this is submarine like something that captain nemo might have had in 20,000 leagues under the sea. i don't see anyone else running to create the same design. >> reporter: inside this room walled with white sting ray hide. fingerprint detection is the only way into the master suite. swimming pool number 3 has a glass b

simon perez live from san francisco to tell us what some people think of this. simon. >> reporter: allen, "24 hour fitness" is changing what you bring to the gym. not what you wear, not what you drink, but how you identify yourself. the company is rolling out a new fingerprint scanning entry system at its location all across northern california. here's how "24 hour fitness" says it works. the company takes three scans of both your index fingers so you can use either one to get in. the image of your fingerprint is not stored. instead, the computer measures the distance between several points on your prints. that measurement is stored as an identifying number which comes up every time you place your finger on the reader. if your p.i.n. and the measurement code match, "24 hour fitness" knows you're you. >> i think i better get used to it. i think i'll be seeing that a lot more in all kinds of things. so this is my first experience with it and i think it's fine. >> then they would have a print of me and you don't -- i don't know if i trust the integrity. company. yo

simon perez explains what could get in the way of them saying i do in sticks days. simon. >> reporter: the prop 78 proponents are going to appeal to the court of appeals and if all depends on what they say. >> reporter: the crowds will have to wait until next wednesday at 5:00 p.m. the deadline judge vaughn walker gave to prop 8 proponents to appeal. this person explains why walker dismissed the appeal to put them on hold. >> the proponents of prop 8 have to be able to show that they have what we call standing. standing means that you are a person that has been particularly concretely injured by a law. >> reporter: according to judge walker, prop 8 proponents don't have standing. they couldn't prove they would be harmed by same-sex marriages going forward. judge walker wrote, prop 8 proponents argue a state suffered irreparable injury whenever an enactment of its people is enjoyed. proponents of course are not the state. >> reporter: governor schwarzenegger and jerry brown were the defendants in the case but unlike most defendants, they didn't defend themselves or t

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simon perez. cbs5. >> supporters of same-sex marriage celebrated with a march from the castro to city hall for a rally. joe vazquez with the celebration. we're back in the castro, they had a street party. people are celebrating even though there's a chance what that judges ruling is far from settled law. >> i now renew you as partners for life. lesbians and gays are having ceremonies. since they are not allowed to have marriages many took to the street, and marched to city hall to rally for a battle won in an ongoing war. >> we feel the need to celebrate. the last few times we've been here they have been sadness and anger. >> at first there was confusion, at 2:00 this afternoon. they heard about the judge's ruling. >> you hole your head up girls. it's going happen. and rushed to city hall to try to get married. >> we threw the county clerk a curveball. they were not expecting us to be asking for a marriage license. when you get a decision like that why not. >> six months ago they asked for marriag

don knapp, thank you, and simon perez. >>> right now the only u.s. state where same-sex couples are allowed to get married are massachusetts, iowa, connecticut, vermont, new hampshire and washington, d.c. you can download the judge's ruling at cbs5.com. there you will also find raw video of reaction directly after the decision. >>> as we move closer to the november election, democrats are losing ground. we have exclusive eyewitness news polls showing republicans gaining in several big races particularly in the race for senate. is barbara boxer worried? len ramirez asked her that very question today. >>> reporter: senator barbara boxer signed her name to a steel girder at a topping out ceremony for a new mental health wing at the va hospital in palo alto. but while her signature went up, our exclusive eyewitness news poll found her numbers were dropping. >> let's face facts. this is a tough race. these are tougher races all over the country. >> reporter: after running neck and neck through most of the summer, republican carly fiorina has now open u a

simon perez at the federal courthouse, simon, thank you. >>> all right. let's hear from a bay area couple who is part of this lawsuit as well as those people not happy with the judge's ruling. sherry hu has that reaction for us. sherry. >> reporter: well, allen, against a backdrop of eight american flags, the plaintiffs two same-sex couples, their two attorneys and san francisco city attorney walked on the stage and as one of them put it today the justice system worked. >> this decision says that we are americans, too. we too should be treated equally. our family is just as loving, just as real and just as valid as everyone else's. >> we're not here to change the world. equality is something that our nation has always been about. we read about it in school. our ancestors came to this country in search of it. well, this decision today brings paul and i... [ pause ] >> and so many others like us [ crying ] closer to that equality too. >> reporter: and, of course, there is also the other side. the supporters of prop 8 say this is not the end of the fight to

simon perez checked it out. . >> reporter: there is no doubt where the kids at the george miller the third head start center at richmond are. an electronic system tracks their every move. >> this classroom number, the number of -- >> this is the best and the tack. >> reporter: transponders hanging every few feet follows the students' movements. the system costs $50,000 at this school alone. that hassley core duney scratching her head. her daughter attend the center. >> they already have an large at the door, a receptionist at the door and a security guard outside the door. so if a kid wanders out they would always nowhere that kid is. >> reporter: core duney also wonders why the money wasn't spent to clean up the trash out back or clean up the parking. the answer, the federal grant that paid for the system had to be spent solely on technology. technology kim says will save money. >> we need to comply with the state and the fed ra ra ra ra ra lehman dated system. >> reporter: the school must report on attendance, what they are eating, and whether the 1 adult to 8 student ratio is bein

simon perez has more on the judge's decision.though the judge decided to overturn prop 8 that doesn't mean the same- sex marriages are going to resume right away. judge vaughn walker wants to hold a hearing on friday before he makes that decision but as a lewded to there could be appeals so that could be a different one. if he allows marriages to go forward, what happens

simon cowell was spotted on vacation this weekend, not wearing a shirt.t was actually kind of a scary moment, when simon turned sideways and one of his nipples took out a family of five. [ laughter ] it was like -- you have to cover those things up. check this out. a new study found that americans are becoming more honest about what they weigh. i guess people are starting to figure out that we can see them. [ laughter ] clearly -- clearly fat. [ applause ] hey, here's some gossip for you. levi johnston was at the teen choice awards last night. i'm not sure what he was doing there. choosing teens, i guess? i don't know what -- [ laughter ] either way, that's some gossip. listen to this. a company in california is selling cannabis cupcakes to anyone with a medical marijuana card. [ cheers and applause ] fortunately, to get a medical marijuana card in california, you have to go through a rigorous background check, where they ask you all sorts of questions, like, "do you want a medical marijuana card?" [ laughter ] stuff like that. it's tricky. speaking of ma

sense been has been broadly negative on the russian markets which have also shown some volatility simon burke from a consultancy invest costs a sex wraps up the last five days straight. this week was kind of usual week for august because. it's end of summer and august is very scary months for russian traders and for russian stock markets and well it's quite volatile but for the recent three weeks we've been in a very narrow range in terms of indices and we don't break that. recent economic statistics from the u.s. is not encouraging because for example on thursday you are seeing this is where it went down big deal because of the sticky six about manufacturing activity and. job was claims commodities prices right now are not supporting us the current commodity levels are. already in the prices of the russian stocks there was a lot sort of tutti in terms of fertilizer industry. in syria might emerge soon and the information which came in on friday about a chinese company which might participate in the offer for orders corp so that information. is quite important for us. now in other news

simon perez with a closer look at today's decision. >> reporter: judge vaughn walker left little doubte thinks california's voter approved ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. first he said proposition 8 violates the u.s. constitution's equal protection clause which says all people should be treated equally. >> whether a person can marry someone should not depend on whether the person is male or female. if somebody loves sally, they should be able to marry sally whether they are joe or susan. >> reporter: and he said it also violated the right to due process. >> the due process clause of both our state and federal constitutions protects our liberty from the government depriving us of that liberty. one of the most important fundamental rights we have as part of our liberty is the right to marry. >> reporter: because walker called marriage a fundamental right he wrote that the majority of california voters supported proposition 8 is irrelevant as fundamental rights may not be submitted to a vote. walker also weighted into the cultural aspects of marriage by saying banning same s

power is a movement active in twelve countries from the united states to sri lanka the organization simon hardy says it's relevant today more than ever as ordinary people feel they're suffering most from an economic crisis but also about the rich a lot of work of socialists now is focusing on talking to working people about how they're suffering under the recession and engaging in the political arguments and ideas which will help them fight back against the governments against the capitalist class so that they don't have to bear the brunt of the crisis may discontent in europe about cuts in public spending and job losses this summer has seen violent protests most notably in greece socialists around europe believe those demonstrations were successful in their view they stopped the greek government imposing harsh austerity measures and according to german trotskyist greek f a b that's just the beginning i think if they can develop a real program which is for example stop all the paying off the debt start nationalization of the banks start nationalization of the big companies put them into w

thank you very much simone for your time but what a good day thanks for inviting me the you and your ass adopted new science of lateral sanctions targeting iran's foreign trade banks and insurance companies and an interceptor russia has expressed its stronger position what moved you think. could satisfy russia. firstly to support the list of sanctions approved by the u.n. and secondly for iran to have a more transparent nuclear program of course russia definitely doesn't want to run to have nuclear weapons objective lee there isn't enough transparency in many aspects on their part of this was one of the reasons that russia supported u.n. sanctions but they expanded the sanctions prohibiting supplies of fuels and lubricants to iran i believe it was a wrong move in relation to our country great britain and usa really year they'll start withdrawing their troops from afghanistan despite almost there. reports of attacks there an increasing number of victims in this country how do you think it's because eyes government able to control the situation without foreign support or is because of

>> no. [ laughter ] >> the studio crew saying no, simon is simon. [ laughter ] >> we are getting all messages, you're absolutely not. [ laughter ] >>> let's see what's coming up on "the early show." harry smith joins us now from new york. good morning, harry. >> good morning. >> i got have my coffee. i'm nonfunctional without it especially in these hours. right? let me tell you what's coming up on the broadcast this morning. the latest chapter in the tiger woods saga, the divorce is final. how much was the settlement? we'll have a live report and get you the latest on that. plus h2o and shedding pounds, a new twist on an old study find out why the two really go hand in hand this morning in healthwatch. and you're going to love this story. 9-year-old boy saves his 2-year- old brother from drowning. the kid -- the little someone in the pool. mom grabs him out starts to do cpr. and the 9-year-old boy says, mom, you're doing it wrong. this is how to do it. he does it and saves the kid's life. not too shabby. they will be live with us in the studio this morning so we'll look forward to th

it's about "x factor america" with simon cowell. [ bleep ] to get ahead. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause ] i'm giving helpful advice. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i really appreciate that. now, on your site, you always have like what's happening and there -- what is the big scoop? what's everyone talking about? >> you know, it's hilarious and amazing. i've done at least three, probably four posts on that jetblue guy. i love him. >> jimmy: yeah, that jetblue guy. we just talked about him the whole show. he's amazing. >> amazing. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's become like an american hero. >> an icon. >> jimmy: yeah, why do you think -- why is he such a big deal 'cause -- >> because, you know, so many people have dreamt of having a moment like that. that big "f-you" to your employers. and you're just so fed up, you can't take it anymore. >> jimmy: well, it's weird, but we we actually -- you're not gonna believe this. we actually have footage from what happened. is that true? >> you're kidding? >> jimmy: we have footag

simon mcgregor-wood, abc news, jerusalem. >> the wall simon's talking about there has been up for somethingaccording to the israelis they're saying, we have to have that wall, it stops suicide attacks. as you can imagine, palestinians are saying, this has made life very difficult for us in terms of getting what we need. >> right, absolutely. and on top of that issue, of course, the u.n. also taking up the issue of nuclear weapons in iran. [ female announcer ] fact. when pain keeps you up nothing is proven to help you fall asleep faster than advil pm liqui-gels. rushing real liquid relief to ease you to sleep fast. for nighttime pain, make advil pm your #1 choice. okay, audition in two weeks. whiten your smile. no red wine, blueberry pie coffee, or tea. i've got it. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] introducing crest 3d white toothpaste. the remarkable new toothpaste that removes up to 80% of surface stains in just two weeks. good advice. what did i tell ya. / [ female announcer ] for a noticeably whiter smile / in just two weeks. new crest 3d white toothpaste. and try crest 3d white rinse. / >>> fin

sarah simons is an author and infidelity analyst. hello, women, and welcome to a hot topic. infidelity. i want to ask, have any of you been cheated on? >> yes. i was cheated on. his girlfriend -- he had a girlfriend while he was -- he was actually sleeping with her. i was his girlfriend. she called me in the middle of the night at about 2:00 in the morning and said, can i speak to michael? he's going to be listening. i said, who is this? she said, his girlfriend. we hung up the phone and i waited two hours and star 69'd her, so i could call her back and give me all the details. >> she gave you all the details? >> she gave me the details. you need the details. >> holly, holly hill author of "sugarbabe," you think that's okay, if you negotiate fidelity with your spouse or lover, it makes for a long and successful relationship. am i right? >> yeah. absolutely. and those details that we talk about, if you're mating the women that your partner is being with, you're not building her up to be some kind of supermodel in your head. and we always want to know the details. the best way

simon perez in mill valley to show us the new tool helping cops fight crime there. >> reporter: we are here in mill valley. this is mill valley police department's newest police car out fitted with cameras that are designed to detect license plates. let me show you how well it works. if you look through there you can see the car that i'm driving for today's story and you see the license plate beyond the>> we can go ahead and stop and monitor. -- you can the license played beyond thed monitor. >> we can go ahead and stop and look. >> reporter: mill valley police officer has a lot to be on the lookout for on patrol. stolen cars, for example. >> before we would have to actually grab the hot sheet, the piece of paper, and look down the list of what vehicles to be aware of the list of vehicles is really long and depending on what areas you work, we might have 50 vehicles for our county. >> reporter: that was the old way. this barrage of images is the new way. four cameras installed on the top of the car are aimed and programmed to specifically look for california license plates. as the cars

simon perez has more. >> reporter: looking ahead, these folks are setting up for a night out. now, it's not a night out on the town but a "national night out" to talk about how to make oakland a better place to live. >> i could have moved out but my goal and objective and i always believed that oakland is going to move forward. >> reporter: sylvester has lived in oakland for more than 30 years. what would you say to somebody who says, that's it, i give up, i'm moving out? >> well, i would say to them, i would be very honest with you, i would say, no. okay? because i have already from my own personal experience have began to see the movement in the right direction. >> reporter: although he admits that progress comes in fits and starts. lately, neighbors here in the durant park neighborhood near the san leandro border say one step back was dumping 80 officers from the police force. >> i felt real bad about it and i'll be honest with you, i don't really think it's necessary. i didn't think it was the right step. >> reporter: so what's going to get things back on track? the novemb

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tras un encuentro histÓrico, donde muriÓ el libertador simÓn bolÍvar los presidentes de colombia y venezuelanormalidad en las relaciones diplomÁticas. >> hola buenas noches muy positivas las noticias alrededor del encuentro binacional entre los mandatarios de colombia y venezuela, tras varias horas entre los presidentes los dos fueron contundentes al a no ser que -anunciar que a partir de este instante se reanudan las relaciones. >> un estrechÓn de manos que podrÍa ser el nacimiento de una relaciÓn indisoluble en el tiempo. coincidieron en que hoy las relaciones vuelven a nacer. >> pensar en el futuro de nuestros paÍses y nuestros pueblos creo que es algo que tenemos que celebrar. >> vine aquÍ a voltear la pÁgina presidente como usted lo decÍa. >> tras varias horas de reuniones fue firmado un documento de cinco puntos donde se re establece las relaciones diplomÁticas. >> los dos paÍses restablecen sus relaciones diplomÁticas y relanzan una hoja de ruta. >> incluso fue discutida la presencia de posible guerrilla en venezuela. >> lo he dicho un millÓn de veces, el gobierno venezolano, ni apoya

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she is see as the intellectual successor to simone de beauvoir , an icon who shunned traditional conceptions of motherhood. >> today, there is a new is the logical discussion on the concept of the perfect mother who brings a child into the world that is well balanced, well integrated into society, and intelligent. being a good mother means giving birth to protect children. that is totally utopian. >> mothers are caught between new and old conventions. she says the modern desire for breast feeding, homemade purees, and washable nappies is an assault on women's liberation, concocted by an alliance of social security's -- social concerts the tips and eco activists. the book created a stir when it was released in france earlier this year. >> thanks for joining us. stay with us if you can.