has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. with a group of supporters it still remains unclear how. people was able to my. across the whole. i'm the one. who was wrong. is a reporter is to document the event. they were shooting at me not only me. the first attempts to break into the t.v. . trophy police trucks special. holding inside remained silent provoking the attacking mob. but with. the radio. and the reply was. sort of come on we were given. people here were already on edge. and there we were sitting around like. who had been. as a result. was fatally injured. discriminately . literally. fell flat to the ground hiding behind the flower bed and crawled along this direction so that it would keep me out of sight firing from the t.v. . but there was one man who called out to the special forces officers i'm dragging an injured man away don't interfere he'll die you know and he turned his back to the officers there was a burst of gunfire and he dropped dead. reminders of that battle remain to this day the bullets the holes of

photographer has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to with a group of supremes supporters it still remains unclear how. people. easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who is wrong my first is a reporter is to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact. they were shooting at me and not only me that's for sure. as around the first attempts to break into the t.v. . they used trophy police trucks special forces soldiers who were holding inside remained silent further provoking the attacking mob. he. said let me shoot the radio. on the reply was don't even think. that's sort of come on we were given. people here were already on edge afraid of those coming inside with weapons. and there we were sitting around like cannon fodder. from the officers who had been guarding city hall. according to the special forces . as a result. was fatally injured. the elite soldiers opened fire indiscriminately. anyone of the main entrance was literally do. i fell flat to the ground hiding behind the flower bed

has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to with a group of supremes supporters it still remains unclear how. people was able to march so easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who was right and who was wrong my first duty is a reporter has to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact is that. they were shooting at me and not only me that's for sure. as around the first attempts to break into the t.v. center was launched they used trophy police trucks special forces soldiers who were holding the inside remained silent further provoking the attacking mob. but when i said let me shoot the radio coming. from the reply was i don't even think. that's sort of come on we were given. people here were already on edge afraid of those coming inside with weapons. and there we were sitting around like cannon fodder. in this picture. from the officers who had been guarding city hall. according to the special forces version of events the first shot. was fired from this very grenade. as a res

photographer by itself has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to us with a group of supremes soviet supporters it still remains unclear how a column of people was able to march so easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who is right and who was wrong just that my first duty is a reporter is to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact is that at this very spot they were shooting at me. the first attempts to break into the t.v. . trophy police trucks special. holding inside remained silent provoking the attacking mob. but with. the radio. the reply was. sort of come on we were given. people here were already afraid of those coming. and there we were sitting around like. the officers who had been. as a result. was fatally injured. discriminately . literally. fell flat to the ground hiding behind the flower bed and crawled along this direction so that it would keep me out of sight of those firing from the t.v. . there was one man who called out to the special forces. i'm dragging an injured man away d

photographer has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to us with a group of supremes soviet supporters it still remains unclear how. people was able to march so easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who was right and who was wrong just that my first duty is a reporter is to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact is that at this very spot they were shooting at me and not only me that's for sure. at around eight o'clock the first attempts to break into the t.v. center was launched they used trophy police trucks special forces soldiers who were holding the line inside remained silent further provoking the attacking mob. but when i said let me shoot the radiator coming. from the reply was i don't even think of opening fire but that's sort of come on we were given. people here were already on edge afraid of those coming inside with weapons. and there we were sitting around like cannon fodder. in this picture one assailant holds an anti tank grenade launcher they had easily seen and weapons

all of them told us point blank that the grenade launcher was not fired inside the television center. and that officer sydney coffs death has no relation to it. still. nevertheless the majority of muscovites who took to the streets that night in support of him were convinced that the slaughter had been unleashed by supremes serviette followers i meet in the rally they called for people to take up arms and defend democracy similar appeals were heard on t.v. as a result after the rally people really went to the white house the next morning and some of them died there after being shot by their own government troops. this is how the square in front of the white house on the fourth of october one thousand nine hundred ninety three many of these people have little more than an hour to live soon after six o'clock in the morning the barricades would be torn down by yeltsin's forces. the first victims of that horrible day delay here. i saw them from the window of the supreme soviet building they were two young guys who had been shot aside a shallow trench. i think was probably the most depress

all of them told us point blank that the grenade launcher was not fired inside the television center. and that officer sydney coffs death has no relation to it. still. nevertheless the majority of muscovites who took to the streets that night in support of him were convinced that the slaughter had been unleashed by supremes serviette followers i made another rally they called for people to take up arms and defend democracy similar appeals were heard on t.v. as a result after the rally people really went to the white house the next morning and some of them died there after being shot by their own government troops. this is how the square in front of the white house on the fourth of october one thousand nine hundred ninety three many of these people have little more than an hour to live soon after six o'clock in the morning the barricades would be torn down by yeltsin's forces. the first victims of that horrible day delay here. i saw them from the window of the supreme soviet building they were two young guys who had been shot beside a shallow trench. i think was probably the most depre

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directors emerging to watch, she's also graduated from georgetown university law center and practicing attorney and abc television networks before starting her television career and next is john. i met john about 10 years ago when he was starting off and had this crazy idea of operating a training center for public defenders and he did. he's no now the president and founder and one of the contributors to gideon's army, he's from john marshall law school where he teaches law and criminal procedure. he was in the post katrina and new orleans center. he trained people in the film. he received an advocacy fellowship and named a public interest fellow by harvard law school. next we have maurice call well. he was convicted in the housing project here in san francisco. there was no physical evidence linking him to the crime yet he was still convicted based on the false testimony of a single neighbor. he was sentence to life behind bars. in prison mr. colwell contacted the center for help and located two witnesses who saw the murder and said mr. colwell was not involved in anyway. they located the real killer who confess

center blasts. syrian states television says its building was also hit. military says it's retaken control of two towns near southern damascus. state tv showing here pictures of tanks moving in to them. there has been intense fighting between rebels and syrian government forces in the capital's suburbs. hundreds of people have left their homes in the suburbs of damascus, pictures up loaded on to the internet appear to show the neighborhoods. rebels say these areas have been surrounded by government forces and they are calling for an end to a siege. >>> series of explosions across iraq have left at least 25 people dead. dozens bombs designated by remote control in mostly shiia muslim neighborhoods. >>> iran is saying work on its nuclear program will not be put on hold ahead of talks with world powers this week, i ran s urgings the u.s. to ease sanctions. >> we will not allow uranium enrichment to be suspended even for one day. but the extent and level of en kitch. is negotiable. shipping the nuclear material abroad is our red line. >> the south korean gove

you can see mount diablo off in the distance there center part of your television screen. what number sticks out? concord, livermore, san jose? no. san francisco 59! you are by far the cool spot. we are in the mid-50s at the coast, as well. much cooler near the water thanks to a return to the onshore flow. 80s the past three days in oakland. not today. 10 degrees cooler for you officially 70 for a high. and 13 degrees cooler than earlier this week. with the onshore flow it keeps us milder at night because the air is humid. so upper 40s not lower 40s in the north bay. napa 46. san rafael 46. san francisco dropping down to 53 degrees overnight tonight. so we have this light onshore flow. no rainfall because the storm that's giving us the onshore flow is about 500 miles north and we'll see some rain at montana and idaho but not here. the light onshore flow will stick around. next week seven days from now i see a pattern shift but that billing ridge of high pressure begins to move to the east and moves away from us, opening an area of low pressure to get to to us. the jury is

money in politics, now being raised by making a big noise on cable television rather than coming from the center. the rush limbaugh chamber, the echo chamber, where they think they're doing the right thing, when it turns out in this case it is not the case. those factors will still be there. will there be change in the elections next year. >> will republicans lose? i mean, that is the kind of thing that has to happen to really change the dynamics in the structure. the president looked stronger. it would be hard to the republicans to go back to this same tactic. >> how does this change the u.s.'s relationship with its allies, i'm talking about western europe or in big summits like the g 20 or g 8, or apec. does it have an impact? >> i think in the long run, it is not a proud place to be if you're an america like this. you just don't have as much clout. people do detect these things about soft power or image, and whether you look like you're on the decline. on the other hand, the u.s. is still what used to be called the indispensable nation, all the people that wanted to go to harvard -- you can s

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sheen starred in a new showtime scene sears, "master os of >>> it's nothing new for television but it's front and centerstory of masters and johnson, two researchers who understand sex. >> given that everything is created from art, the greatest literature, and the most beautiful music, the study of sex is the study of beginning of all life and science holds the key. >> science. michael sheen plays dr. william masters. good morning, michael sheen. should we call you dr. sheen? >> yes, please. you actually are a doctor. >> i am. as research for the show i became a doctor. mainly when i was asks a question. i won't do any examination. >> that's good because i've all right had my exam, thank you very much. its approach is so clinical because dr. masters felt that sex is science and that's not how most people look at it. he really wanted to know how do men and women -- how do we say this -- >> have sex. >> -- have sex and get satisfaction. help me out. >> it was as alien territory as the moon was. >> because we didn't talk about it. >> exactly. i spoke to quite a few ob-gyn surgeons and they said when people

center tonight. it will be on television, i guess, late november. congratulations again. being with us. >> thank you, victor. thank you, ana. >> congratulations, carol. >> thank you, darling. bye. >>> one mom is asking the question, what's your excuse? and she's showing off her trim body along with her three children, and now some people are accusing her of fat-shaming. she's answering the critics and she's joining us next. ty to bele your financial advisor should focus on your long-term goals, not their short-term agenda. is. but it never hurts to see if you can find better coverage, save money, or both. and check out the preventive benefits you get after the health care law. open enrollment ends december 7th. so now's the time. visit medicare.gov or call 1-800-medicare >>> this morning, we're talking about the mom sparking controversy. we're talking about maria cane, mother to three young children, also a business owner and former fitness model. she posted this shot on her facebook page, a picture of herself with her tlohree childr, and a caption, that said, "what is yo

center? >> i saw -- i saw on television in my office after the senior staff meeting that, you know, just out of the corner of my eye, i saw the television picture of what at the time was thought to have been a small plane hitting the trade towers. i have thought, oh, gees, that's very sad. what a freak accident. but then the tv pictures kind of made me wonder. i walked down to the situation room which is in the ground floor of the white house which is under the main floor of the west wing. in the situation room, there are -- there's supposed to be information nerve center of the white house where they're monitoring all of the tv stations, all of the intelligence sources. it's where, you know, it's where the defense department and cia and everybody funnels in information to the president and to the white house. so i just wandered down there to see what they were -- what they were picking up. and while i was there, in the situation room, the -- the second plane hit the second tower. and it was at that moment that i realized that this is not an accident. there's a large conference room in the s

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he told us about his role as >>> it >>> nothing new for television, but the subject is front and centersex. >> given every museum in the world is filled with art created from this basic impulse, the greatest literature the most beautiful music, the study of sex is the study of the beginning of all life. and science holds the key. >> science. michael sheen plays dr. william masters, good morning to you, michael sheen. >> good morning. >> should we call you dr. sheen? >> yes, please. dr. sheen o.b. >> because you actually are a doctor. >> i am. as research for the show i actually became a doctor. mainly just when i was asked the question, what research -- >> yes. >> i was honorary doctor at the university of wales. i won't do any examinations. >> well, that's good because i've already had my exam thank you very much. but this is the thing about this series because i've seen it. and the way it's approach is so clinical because dr. masters really felt sex is science, and that's not how most people look at it. he really wanted to know how do men and women -- how do we say this? >> have sex.

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television. in march 2001, the debut of the show the lone gunman, it was about terrorists running a boeing plane into the world trade center. i mean, the fbi and cia were interviewing these guys a couple of months later. it was just a coincidence, but i felt it showed how much that the "x-files" and the spin-offs had anticipated the problems of conspiracy theories. and in general, very quickly shows went back to -- i think in a hell hawaii way -- raise questions -- healthy way -- raise questions about the militarization of the police in the united states. "fringe" is a great show about that. i think that was a fascinating reaction to 9/11. in fact, it imagines that a parallel universe, it imagines a parallel universe in which 9/11 did not happen and the u.s. turns out to be more militarized in that universe, if you can believe it. >> host: could you write an entire book about the harry potter or series based on your themes? >> guest: i suppose i could, but i'm going to have to confess that i don't know the harry potter books or the movies. i have a certain confidence in myself that i could work up something on it, but -- [

centers. although i admit the wait times might go up now that i've read the number out loud on national televisionn talk to somebody directly, and they can walk you through the application process. and i guarantee you, if one thing's worst the wait it's the safety and security of health care that you can afford or the amount of money that you can save by buying health insurance through the marketplaces. once you get on the phone with a trained representative it takes about 25 minutes for an individual to apply for coverage, about 45 minutes for a family, once you apply for coverage you'll be contacted by mail, e-mail or postal mail, about your coverage status. you don't have to just go through the phone. you also apply in person with the help of local navigators. these are people especially trained to help you sign up for health care and they exist all across the country. or you can go to community health centers and hospitals. just visit localhelp.healthcare.gov to find out where in your area you can get help and apply for insurance in person. and finally, if you've already tried to apply through