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also found fault with the way state fair organizers prepared for such an emergency. >> although the indiana state fair commission had taken some steps to prepare for an emergency on the fairgrounds, the overall state of preparedness was not adequate for an event of the size and scope of the indiana state fair. >> the indiana state fair commission says those reviews were not meant to place blame but to help prevent future tragedies. >>> guns n roses will be inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame this weekend in cleveland, but front man axl rose says he won't attend and is declining his induction. this band broke up in the '90s and in the letter to the hall of fame rose says he has no intention of reuniting with his former bandmates even for the ceremonies this weekend. >>> still ahead tonight students across the country stage protests against their mounting debt. we'll tell you about a new tool to figure out those costs before you head to college. >> then later a petite reporter with a big mission, see what happens when our kristin fisher takes on the strasburger. >> but first some han

>> brothers kenneth and kentrell hail from the streets of gary, indiana. thplace of the jackson 5 and two-time murder capital of the world. nearly 50% of all kids in gary live below the poverty level. more than twice the national average. >> i need to know if there's a chance you might not go home on monday. >> why?qx >> because you're currently on probation, you have an open complaint. >> i didn't do anything. >> that may be the case.ç as far as it goes the judge will make a decision as to whether or not you go home. there's a good chance. you need to know that. >> many times intake department staff see the same faces over and over again, despite kids' previous promises they'll never return to the system. >> this is your sixth complaint -- no, actually this will be your seventh complaint. you just left here. and that is, what? two weeks later and you're here. he has, like, a quiet reserve about him. and for somebody that has like a history like that, like his disposition -- doesn't add up. i'm looking at your history here and i see you first got arrested

andrea fujii is in the newsroom with more on the stage collapse at the indiana state fair. >> reportervic, both members of sugarland will give video depositions next week from virginia. a judge ordered both jennifer nettles and christian bush to testify in lawsuits filed after the collapse. the two will address claims that sugarland resisted calls to delay the start of their august concert at the indiana state fair despite warnings of an approaching storm. powerful gusts from that storm caused the stage to collapse right on top of waiting fans. seven people were killed and dozens more were injured, vic. >> andrea, thank you. a spokesman for sugarland has repeatedly denied they did anything to contribute to the accident. >>> police in pittsburgh are looking for the person behind a string of bomb threats at the university there. the university of pittsburgh is offering $50,000 for information on the suspect's identity. five more bomb threats were made in the last two days bringing the total number to 12 since february. no devices have ever been found. >>> a chaotic end to an already emot

in the television age of indiana politics. we've never had an incumbent u.s. senator cedically-- cedably k458 enged in a primary. so-- cedably challenged in a primary so this race is breaking all sorts of moulds. >> ifill: the stakes are high in indiana a red state president obama turned blue four years ago am deming crats are anxious to solidify their hold on the u.s. senate and tea party republicans want to prove to the mainstream gop that they are here to stay. indiana's farm and manufacturing economy faltered badly during the recession. so the state is less friendly territory for democrats this year. and it's more fertile ground for republicans like dwight lyle who voted for lugar for years but will not this time. >> and was's changed? >> well, he's changed. he is a liberal. and i am not. he doesn't represent the onstitution of the united states 9 way i think he should. and i can't vote for him. if he is running by himself i would have to vote for a democrat, i think. >> so you are a winner. >> ifill: but lugar loyalists like pamela, have been moved this ye

i've been endorsed by the indiana right to life. i believe a person's individual faith, especially for those of us in government. i would like to go back to the purpose of government. we hear a lot about businesses interacting. that is ok. businesses should not be depending on government. this thing that has developed, a crony capitalism, where they are depending more on government is the opposite of conservatism. >> i am a social conservative. i believe strongly in marriage and children and family values. i have 100% record with the right to life group. i believe this is part of being a conservative. i appreciate your question of raising that issue. >> we need to shorten your responses just a little bit so we can get everything in. joanne is a retired perdue university employee. i guess he did not have that tape. how best to you see the nation, state and local communities providing reproductive health care services? >> how best do you see the nation and state and local communities providing reproductive health care services for men

danny granger was the star of hoofs in a dramatic hundred four point two one hundred two win over the indiana pacers will pick up the action in the third quarter chandler parsons the three point basket to extend who stands least sixty three fifty seven later in the third boykins races to the basket and company come to be makes a layup there with two seconds to spare the rockets lead by ten points at the end of the third but in the fourth indiana found strength to come back then he granger hit three pointers to catch that run both teams traded free throws to level the contest at ninety three and that forced the game to overtime granger the scoring again blocked passes last seconds three point attempts to give the victory to indiana and that game drops east into the west and they are now on the verge of losing a playoff spot. so that's all the sport for moment play will be here through the rest of the day to keep you updated. so. is. culture is that so much a moment x. there is a money losing streak in a lot of people at the hour in need of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitte

the debate was organized by the indiana debate commission and took place at the wfyi tv studios in indianapolis. indiana's primary is may 8. >> good evening and welcome. the only scheduled debate between u.s. senate, indiana for public and primary. this debate is presented by the indiana debate commission and comes to you from the status of wfyi them in a. i'm phil bremen, i'll be your moderator. for the next hour, voters will ask the questions of hoosiers all of the state will consider the answers from a six term u.s. senator richard lugar and his challenger and fellow republican, state treasurer richard mourdock. dozens of television radio station websites like hearing this. the candidates drew lots for position and order in which they will answer. richard mourdock, next to mr. mourdock is richard lugar. the candidates and the campaigns have agreed to rules for tonight's debate. here are the highlights. our plan is to give each candidate two minutes for every answer. we may need to shorten that the bit for the end. in that event i will announce a shorter time, as moderate i may cut off the ca

the book is coming out just weeks before one of the most eagerly anticipated primaries in indiana and many, many decades. and the truth is i could pretend this is great timing, but it was almost a total accident. i've been working on the book for a number of years and i work full-time covering congress for market "market news international." uncovering a senator with a full career this has taken a long time to write. it is coming out now at an interesting time of course here the senator is involved in a very contentious, difficult primary. i got a sense of just how charged the atmosphere here is this morning. i went to a coffee shop and the guy was waiting on me and we started talking about indiana politics and i mentioned that this book on senator lugar and the first thing he said is that pro-worker or anti-lugar? and my response was i hope it is fair to lugar because that is what i was trying to do is present the book about an important senator in describing how he goes about his work. i began the book in 2006. i just finished another book which brian reference called the ambassador

then they will face the indiana pacers. the d.c. united in soccer has just one game this week on saturday at 7:03 p.m. against seattle. -- at seventh 30 p.m. against seattle. >> a lot of people around the world are talking about this. a local police department's brush with pacman. >> the caped crusader made his way through the area. more on what we know about the super hero. >> he is dressed like batman. >> it has been viewed all over the world. this police dashboard camera caught a man dressed like that man pulled over in silver springs last week with a bat mobile lamborghini and all. you can hear police officers as what he is up to ny his real license plates are not on the car. >> i am on my way to georgetown inner-city hospital. >> ok. can i see the registration daffs i like the out man. >> thank you. -- ken i see your registration? i like your outfit, man. >> thank you. >> batman's real name is lenny robinson. he is visiting children at several hospitals and posing with the license tag that got him in trouble. just like he told

they felt i told the truth. >> awarded to go to college? >> indiana university. >> what to do steady? >> political science. >> do you have a family? what i have two sons and three grandchildren. >> the name of the book is "funding the enemy: how u.s. taxpayers bankroll the taliban" ." our guest has douglas wissing been douglas wissing. thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable saite corp. 2012] >> for a dvd copy of the program,1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at www.q-and- a.org. "q & a" programs are also available as c-span comcastpodc. >> and next, it david cameron takes questions at the british house of commons pyridine an oral history of the nixon white house by charles colson who died yesterday at the age of 80. it's been a another chance to see "q & a" douglas wissing off their to talk about his book "funding the enemy." tomorrow, former staff director and general counsel for the house a homeland security could come

they felt i told the truth. >> and where did you go to college? >> indiana university. >> what to do steady? >> political science. >> do you have a family? what i have two sons and three grandchildren. >> the name of the book is "funding the enemy: how u.s. taxpayers bankroll the taliban." our guest has been douglas wissing. thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> for a dvd copy of the program, 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at www.q-and- a.org. "q & a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> next, the prime minister takes questions. after that, a discussion on the roles of candidates' lives. tomorrow, former staff director and general counsel of the home and security committee previous the legislation that could come before congress. an investigative reporter talks an investigative reporter talks about his

he's not a life, he's got his reward but it's going on in bloomington alabama at the indiana university, and a gender when production, the institute, and he was involved in the sexual torture of hundreds of children. in his own work and i keep trying to say that is not a reliable scientist, but it's been a lot of difficult to get that across. >> remind us about the report and where he came from and how you define what that whole -- >> wilbur knorr tools over officially in 45. we were returning from overseas, teletypist, the nation was traumatized. a couple years later 1948 his book comes out called sexual behavior and the human male and the propaganda of around it, it was marketing propaganda, was that this man with this great conservative scientist was going to tell the american people the truth about all of us, what we were doing sexually, what were grandparents were doing sexually and our parents were doing sexually and it revealed the real facts and lift the curtain off what we were hiding all this time and what that was is we were a bunch of sexual adventures and mommy and daddy we

the rockies led by ten points at the end of the third but in the fourth indiana found strength to comeback danny granger has three points is the cap that run both things try the three tries to level a contest in ninety three old and the gang went into either time where granger was scoring again i'm broke passons last second three point attempt to give big victory to indiana and that game drops a center in the west and they are not and they are on the verge of losing a playoff spot. so that brings up to date for the moment both for this later. if the. culture is that so much about taxpayers' money mentoring is a chemise even a lot of people have areas of the power in need of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undeniable but are these media themselves becoming the. a filmmaker. an actor. believes in luck. he directs his culture of real life made in prison on charges. of.

. >> up next, john shaw recounts the political career of richard lugar of indiana. mr. shaw focuses on senator lugar's foreign policy were an the chairmanship of the senate foreign relations committee deliberations on arms control. this is about 40 minutes. >> greetings and welcome to indianapolis. my name is brian howie and i publish how he politics can indiana. in this capacity i had the honor privilege of not only traveling with senator richard g lugar to europe, all the way to siberia, to a dataset, albania, but also had the opportunity to travel with the author who will be speaking tonight. that is john t. shaw who has covered congress since 1991 for "market news international" and has written his first book he trained senator lugar. i have to tell you a story that isn't in the book here. john and i followed the senator for them moscow out to siberia to a chemical weapons destruction facility. we ended up in the renowned town and patron bert, russia and then i senator lugar and sam nunn where the nunn-lugar act has come, senator lugar and i came up with officials wh

with a ninety two seventy eight victory over the chicago bulls while elsewhere danny granger led the indianapacers to a dramatic one hundred forty one hundred into overtime win of the houston rockets while we pick up the action in the third quarter chandler parsons with a three pointer to extend these sixty three to fifty seven and later in the third oh boykins race to the basket to super left with just two seconds left but the rockets lead by ten points at the end of the surge but in the fourth indiana found the strength to come back granger hitting a three pointer you can't run both teams traded free shots to free throws and three little contest and one hundred three ninety three and the game then went into overtime like granger was on you can get a box complots passes last comes three point two times if indiana go to three you still stick to eights in the west and they're on the verge of losing their playoff spot. and that's all the sports news but. the truth is that so much of it is limited to treat people as the power of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undenia

granger was the star man produced and in their dramatic hundred forty one hundred so you win over the indiana paces we pick up the action in the third quarter here chandler parsons with a three point basket to extend houston's lead to sixty three fifty seven later in the third oh boy kins races to the basket and company makes a layup seconds to spare the rockets lead by ten points at the end of but in the fourth indiana found strength to come back and danny granger hits three pointers to catch that run both things traded free throws to level a contest of ninety three gauge and the game did go to overtime granger to scoring again blocks past those last seconds three point eight ten victory to indiana and that gives and that game drops into eight in the west and they are on the verge of losing a playoff spot. so that's all the sport for moments we've got more as usual in two hours time as well. culture is that so much a moment taxpayers' money meant to say she's been particular areas of the power in need of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undeniable but are these medi

they felt i told the truth. >> and where did you go to college? >> indiana university. >> what to do steady? >> political science. >> do you have a family? what i have two sons and three grandchildren. >> the name of the book is "funding the enemy: how u.s. taxpayers bankroll the taliban." our guest has been douglas wissing. thank you very much. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] >> for a dvd copy of the program, 1-877-662-7726. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about this program, visit us at www.q-and- a.org. "q & a" programs are also available as c-span podcasts. >> president obama will take part in the annual commemoration of the holocaust today at the holocaust memorial museum in washington. the president will discuss the administration's strategy to prevent and respond to mass atrocities. our live coverage begins at 9:45 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. charles colson, special counsel to president nixon who pled guilty and went to prison for his role in watergate and

at the indiana university, and gender reproduction, the consistency institute and was involved in the sexual torture of hundreds of chirp, and i say that is nose a reliable scientist, but it's been a little difficult to get that across. >> host: well, very quickly, remind us about the kinsey report and where he came from and how he developed that whole -- >> guest: sure. world war ii was over, officially in '45. our guys were returning from overseas. they were traumatized. the nation was traumatized. and a couple of years later, 1948, kinsey's book comes out called "sexual behavior in the human male" and the propaganda around it -- i call it propaganda -- marketing propaganda -- was that this man, great conservative scientist, was going to tell the american public to talk about what we were doing sexually, our grandchilds -- grandparents were degree sexually and he was going to reveal the real facts and lift the curtain off what we were hiding and we were really a bunch of sexual adventurers and mommy and daddy were involved in various kinds of adulte

and the challenger who serves as indiana's treasurer. the primary is held on may 8th. that debate begins live at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or listen on c-span radio. >>> and as congress continues its two week recess, all this week on c-span 3 we're showing you american history tv in primetime. tonight from our oral history series a look at the life and career of president nixon. you'll see programs on the impeachment charges brought against the president, the oval office meeting with elvis presley and an interview with david guerra again who began his political career on the nixon speech writing team and later wrote the president's resignation letter. that all begins tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span 3. >>> april 15th, 1912, nearly 1500 perish on the ship called unsinkable. >> once the lookout bells were sound the lookout sighted an iceberg ahead they struck the bells three times, ding, ding, ding, which is a warning saying that there's some object ahead. doesn't mean dead ahead, ahead of the ship and doesn't say what kind of objec

pascagoula and the indiana pacers are indeed setting the pace in the n.b.a. after wrapping up a six win in a row with a one hundred two points to ninety seven victory over the seventy six ers in philadelphia well danny granger was the man for the pacers finishing with twenty four points and he started scoring some distance right from the off and then in the second period this effort and a forty five forty advantage however in the service in philadelphia had found their way as jane caller they don't on the fast break putting them fifty five fifty one up in the closing quarter granger got the bases over the line as indiana secure phone advantage in the first round of the playoffs. moving on to i psaki and siberians side are on guard have taken a two one lead over and i was in the best of seven regarding cup final series after a one the victory here in the russian capital consumers are reports. with seven minutes to go in the opening period i want guards around manchurian co-founder alexander there is organ in the right circle with a well timed bass who is shot

basketball now and the indiana pacers are indeed setting the pace in the n.b.a. after wrapping up a six win in a row with a one hundred two points to ninety seven victory over the seventy six ers in philadelphia all danny granger was the man for the pacers finishing with twenty four points until started schooling from distance right from the off and then in stuck in period this effort they face three forty five forty advantage however in the third it seems philadelphia have found their way as jay rw holiday doesn't have the fast break getting them fifty five fifty one up but in the closing quarter granger got the babysitters over the line in indiana secured a move on stage in the first round for the playoffs. now there are exactly one hundred days to go before this summer's london olympics but russia has been dealt a blow as one of their cycling hopefuls has confessed and hoping denise alexander of tested positive for the performance enhancing drug e.p.o. at the end of last month he has now waived his right for abuse are all saying his prepared to face the approp

of dozens of others in a stage collapse at the indiana state fair. attorney ken allen represents three people who died in the stage collapse last summer and several others who were hurt. although three separate studies of the stage collapse point fingers in different directions.. allen is focusing on the main act. he claims that in their deposition.. the singers were evasive and aloof, and their avoidance to answer legal questions showed they don't care about their fans. allen is suing sugarland personally, as well as dozens of others, for an unspecified amount. sugarland's attorney says his clients had nothing to do with the weather call that night.. that the band was just hired to play. the parents of an infant who died in 20-10, are suing the makers of tylenol. three-month-old markus cherry recieved vaccination shots during a check-up in april 20- 10. he was also prescribed infant tylenol to relieve discomfort. a lawsuit filed in cook county court states the infant soon became sick and died. two weeks later... the company that makes tylenol issued

basketball and the indiana pacers are indeed setting the pace in the n.b.a. after wrapping up a six win in a row with a one hundred two points to ninety seven victory over the seventy six is in philadelphia well danny granger was the man for the bases finishing with crazy goal points and she started scoring from distance and right from the off where in the second period this will certainly add up forty five forty we're going to just. have them in the search it seemed for the. if you had found their way as jamie holiday dunks from the fast break then the fifty five fifty one up. in the closing horton granger got the paces over the line as indiana secured home advantage in the first round of the playoffs. now there are exactly one hundred days to go before the summer's london olympics but russia has been dealt a blow as one of their citing hopefuls has confessed to don't think they need sterling john off tested positive for being performance enhancing drugs in kyoto at the end of last month and has now raised his right for abuse are all saying who's prepared to

brian ross. >> reporter: it was one month and a day ago today that this huge tornado hit the town of henryville, indiana that's a big tornado! >> there's a tornado right there, guys. >> reporter: a school bus driver got her students out just in time. >> go, go, go! >> the bus was blown into a restaurant. across town the school and dozens of homes were destroyed. >> i was here with three older brothers. >> reporter: in the aftermath, henryville needed all the help it could get. so gerald flint was more than welcome when he showed up and started to issue orders, wearing the trademark flight suit he's worn at disasters around the world. >> he portrayed himself as some kind of commander. >> saying that he was with the natural disaster relief group. >> he claimed to be homeland security. >> reporter: but when authorities say the people of henryville did not realize was that flint was an imposter, someone drawn to tornadoes, earthquakes, war, chaos, and disaster. someone who appears to practice medicine without a medical license. someone authorities call a real-life version of the leonardo dicaprio imposter c

he wrote about this in the nonpartisan newsletter, highway politics in indiana. good morning. >> eric: it's astounding. you are a college student. this sailed through the voter registration board, allegedly officials were in on it. no one in the indiana state elections hierarchy knew about it. it happened three years ago. what does it show that this was able to apparently, allegedly, go on so undetected? >> no one knew because the people who would have been in a position to detect it were the people, according to prosecutor this is week, who were committing the alleged fraud. >> eric: and that means, insiders can allegedly pull this off? >> that's exactly what happened. the process in indiana is to submit ballot petitions to voter registration offices. but it was officials in the offices that apparently were committing the proud to. >> eric: what does this do to the credibility of the election systems? we want to trust it. but you have something like this? >> i think eye think, on one hand issue it's very troubling because, we want to maintain more faith in our e

the company hired to investigate the collapse that killed seven people at the indiana state fair said it was not up to code. they said organizers warned them. the structure could not support itself. lawsuits va been filed against the band and the company that built stage. >>> authorities say the world financial center was evacuated after an x-ray of a package appeared to show a -- an explosive device. the novelty grenade was addressed to one of the tenants inside the building. >>> a jetblue pilot who forced an emergency landing has been charged. passengers from the flight from new york to los angeles said osbon was acting owe ratcally. passengers wrestled him to the ground while the copilot landed the plane. >>> an suv slams into a school bus sending it straight into the side of a house, how the women inside and the people on the bus are doing tonight. >> and a cow makes a run for it and the whole thing is caught on tape. >>> two women were inside this miami home when a bus came crashing through. the suv driver took off after the crash. amazingly the four people on the bus and the wom

larry bird is now president of the indiana pacer the. reminder kentucky and kansas play tomorrow night in college basketball college championship game right here on cbs. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. also ahead on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff ga lo. cgs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> coming up on eyewitness news, on campus two students die within hours of each other. >>> a final four frenzy, some fans take their kitement way too far two major football teams are taking over m & t. i'm monique griego, and coming up ,,

larry bird is now president of the indiana pacer the. reminder kentucky and kansas play tomorrow night in college basketball college championship game right here on cbs. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. also ahead on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff glor. cbs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> 400 mi. off the coast was keeping the coast guard front the rest when people on the rising young >>> 2 people are dead and no one knows why the intense flams that forced a dozen people from their homes >>> watch out what you do behind the wheels and tougher rules and stiffer f,,

. >> it was off to the indiana primary on may 8 to give the folks there who don't matter a chance toguest tonight she was the secretary of state dur the clinton administration. the new book is out. welcome back to the show.secz[c] so nice to see you. how are you? >> very nice to see you. [cheers and applause] >> jon: go to see grench to see you. >> jon: boy, first of all just what an impressive writing. it's mag any of sefnlt i really enjoyed the way you have woven history with memoir, the sort of person people brnses but also sort of historically recreating that time period. was your intention to combine those in a way? >> i kind of thought the book in three layers. the inner part of sit say personal story of trying to sort out who i am and also put it within the context of my parents live and the second is the historical period, 37 to 48 is quite a period in terms of how grit nations made decisions about the fate of small countries and the third is about the difficulty of making moral decisions. >> jon: so give the background you lived in check slow vokea. >> i was born there. my m

lugar and challenger, who serves as indiana treasurer. the hoosier state holds its primary may 8th. is begins at 7:00 p.m. on cspan, or listen on cspan radio. april 15th, 1912, nearly 1,500 perish on the ship called "unsinkable." >> once the lookout bells were sounded, once the lookout sighted an iceberg ahead. they struck the bells, in the process, three times, ding, ding, ding, which is a warning saying there is some object ahead. doesn't mean dead ahead. means ahead of the ship. doesn't say what kind of object. with the lookout, after they struck the bell, he went to a telephone nest and called down to the officer on the bridge to tell them what it is that they saw. and the phone was finally answered, the, the entire conversation was. what do you see? and the response was, iceberg right ahead. and the response from the officer was, thank you. >> the truths and myths of that night, sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. part of american history tv this weekend on cspan 3. all tonight here on cspan 3, american history tv in primetime. and we continue

larry bird is now president of the indiana pacer the. reminder kentucky and kansas play tomorrow night in college basketball college championship game right here on cbs. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. also ahead on cbs "60 minutes." i'm jeff ga lo. cgs news in new york. scott pelley will be here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

we've heard more about the stage collapsed last summer at the indiana state fair. the findings of two investigations will be released later today. it happened right before sugar land were set to take the stage. seven people were killed and dozens of people were injured as a storm came ripping through the fair grounds >> cleanup continues in the central valley after a tornado touched down. it was spotted near the town of way for up. the national weather service says an actual tornadoes hit near stockton with wind speeds up to 90 m.p.h.. here is some of the damage that was caused. debris landed on a boat parked in somebody's yard. there were reports of power lines down but fortunately, no injuries were reported. >> these kinds of storms are fascinating to watch >> as long as they're not overhead >> you don't realize how powerful they are until you see this kind of video >> we actually have five-six tornadoes per year but ours are very small compared to what you see in the midsection. >> we have a lot of heavy rainfall right now, a very impressive cold front that is ra

. >>> we could learn about the stage collapse from the indiana state fair. the findings will be made public. 7 people killed and dozens injured in the accident, a storm hit at the fairgrounds, it happened august 13th before sugar land was set to take stage. >>> a man tried to rob a convenient store with a unusual weapon, he went after clerk and customers with hot dog tongs. we have to listen to the 911 call. >> they are trying to stab us. >> what does he have? >> he has a tong thing. like a silver tong thing. >> that's what they were. they were silver tongs. police say the suspect went outside the building, see the camera from the dash cam, according to the police report , the suspect told the officers he wanted to go to jail to see how his family would do without him so they will appreciate him. that's an amazing picture to show you from outer space , the sun erupted in a solar flair before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the storm was not the strongest this year. this is captured by nasa spacecraft revealing eye popping display of the magnetic plasma. a question

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look more closely at the law and potential violations with joseph hoffman, a professor of law at the indiana university maurer school of law. we thank you for being with us. >> thanks for the invitation. >> woodruff: first of all, professor hoffman, tell us more of what is in the foreign corrupt practices act. what does it say? >> so, the f.c.p.a.-- foreign corrupt practices act-- was enacted in 1977 in the wake of a number of corporate bribery scandals, including the lockheed scandal. and the act has two major provisionses, one of which prohibits a variety of corporations and individuals within u.s. jurisdiction from paying bribes to foreign government officials. and the other provision, major provision, requires issuers of u.s. stock, stock issued through the u.s. securities and exchange commission procedures, requires those corporations to maintain transparent accounting records so that bribes can be identified. >> woodruff: and based on the reporting by the "new york times," a story that came out a couple days ago, what parts of the law is it that wal-mart is allegedly supposed to have v