this, one of the youngest, ting.s was la, sold into slavery by her own mother, she spent a year trapped in the brothels. and then there was an image we'll never forget. this girl, tao, distraught, unable to stop crying. this is tao today. and the three other girls. back in 2003, they were 7 to 10 years old. now they're 12 to 15. what seems so normal is really a miracle. four girls playing and studying. in school, they're doing algebra and we are told catching up academically. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> they seem to be flourishing, learning traditional cambodian dance. ask even martial arts. they were proud to show me their new skills. sue taylor has overseen their care. >> they gained confidence in themeses so they can feel they can have some control over their life and if someone comes up to them they know some self-defense. >> it is an amazing transfo transformation to see that girl, once so frightened and once so battered to be out there and being able to perform a traditional cambodian dance on stage. >> that's got to be pretty re

andy ting is grappling with the dilemma. he paid $60,000 for his father's ashes. the temple didn't have the a license for burial niches. the hong kong government has warned families they may have to find another location. "of course i'm sad. we used our own money to buy this niche. there's a chinese proverb that says once someone passes away there should be a place to bury them and it's disrespectful to move them around." the funeral industry is big business in hong kong. paper replicas are burned at funerals to accompany the dead in the afterlife. the big dilemma for the living is where to place the ashes once the service is over. all along this street you'll see funeral parlors like this one. let me bring you inside. inside each cubicle here is an urn holding the ashes of a loved one. the owner of this funeral parlor told me this is a temporary resting place and some families have waited as long as three years for a public space for their urn. this district counselor says unlicensed funeral homes like this one are popping up to accommodate the demand and renting

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. >> can you get extra points for get ting ting it in the bucket?hing up. >> oh, there was a man. >> can we make some changes over here? >> the game point. oh. >> look at this. special k in the house. i guess the years of tennis really paid off. >> going to present this nice racket for you. >> i'm a real champion. i get the champion racket. >> what do i get? i was here, too. >> i give you back your old racket. >> it has a footprint, too. >> she stepped all over you. >> she did. >> yup, kristen won. dave zero. i had my lucky socks on, too. tune in tonight at 11:00. i never said we were good at table tennis, we just try. we get a lot of practice. round two, anita, over to you. >> sounds great, we are going to look forward to round two. we go live to florida as voters head to the polls. >> plus, new intelligence by iran could be a real possibility. >> up next, one legend honors another. a call to action. >>> welcome back. singer john legend at the kennedy center to pay tribute to d.c. native and motown legend. >> mark the 40th anniversary of the legend

walker they ting to say with these appointments -- what are they trying to sasay with these appointments? >> there was a dpute with boeing said the administration took some heat not coming out on the side of the union's enough. obama it needs strong union support. alsoso for the protection bureau, theyey were saying predatory lendnders, helping the average american. they say look, this adadministration officiaial tolde they laid down a marker on this. there could be more to come if they are looking at a recess s in the definition they are looking at. obama being involved in the discuson is interting because have to think he was looking at this time frame andnd thking that he could get away with this. >> let me talk to you aut the real-estate fecastt foror 201in our region because as you say residential real-estate could tatake a hit. commercial r real-estate started out 2011 doing pretty well en at the end felell offff ipart due to t the fights in congresess and the gsa slow down and freezing their leases. what are you seeing r 2012? >> thinknk we are very luy in this region. we are a lo

the 16-year-old was vises ting family when she disappeared and as of now police and family are still searching for her killer. >> closure is great for then and we are happy that at least they are not wondering where she is now, but it is so important for us to find some resolution for this and to find the people that did this. >> in may some inspiration. we told you the story of a woman and you made her day, her week, maybe even her year with gas prices. she didn't have the money to fill up her van and visit her mother's grave on mother's day. a stranger sarah saw that story and could not let her miss that special day so she helped. >> this was a love story started out one way, but this is the story about compassion and about love. >> it is a boots caring. >>> in june, we had a heat wave, triple digit temperatures throughout the month. the city opened cooling stations by june 9th. schools closed early and that heat wave continued into july but what really got heated was a story of a man who took his frustration over speed cameras out on the camera itself. it was august 23rd the day s

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he is spending his time in new hampshire and hope ting will pay off in next week's primary. head straight to south carolina. rick perry is going home to texas to re assess his candidacy. a source tells cbs news that senator john mccain, the republican nominee from 2008 will endorse mitt romney on wednesday. that's the latest live from des moines, iowa, i'm manuel, now back to you. >> how much does this caucus really affect the overall picture for what republicans are heading for right now? >> it's not usually an indicator of who is going to become president, especially on the republican side. on the democratic side, we have barack obama win last time and he went on to win. for the republicans, it's not usually a good indicator. what is a good indicator of who will drop out. we will see someone drop out in the coming days or weeks. you see rick perry going back to texas. analysts believe that's him saying, i'm not going to be around much longer. >> when you hear those words, reassessing my campaign, that's a word of maybe i'm punching out. we'll see. manuel in des moines. tha

. >> for many in los angeles, new year's eve celebrations were tinged with worry that somewhere in the city a serial arsonist was looking for new targets. >> on the top of the bonnet of the car, the hood of the car, and the flames caught on to the building. >> reporter: melanie lewek spotted one of the arson fires. >> it was burning and it started to spread. >> reporter: investigators from several agency, including the bureau of bureau of alcohol, tobacco & firearms, are struggling to figure out if the attacks are the work of one person or are now being carried out by copycats. for that reason, officials are not revealing exactly how the fires have been started, although commander andrew smith of the l.a.p.d. says investigators are digging carefully through the ashes. >> they are working on hundreds of clues, interviewing dozens of witnesses, picking up countless pieces of evidence. >> reporter: still, there have been no arrests in the series of fires that started early friday morning. most of the targets have been cars parked beneath apartment buildings. as the vehicles explode in fla

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this talks about how they are against injustices and factory farm ting, against the exploitation of nonhuman beings. it's more than just an act of arson. >> a feed lot is the last spot for feed cattle before slater. there are tens and thousands of head of cattle doing nothing more than eating and fattening up. ranch was back to full operations today, but security was stepped up. even at the harris ranch restaurant several miles from the feed lot. >> we don't want anybody out here taking pictures. >> folks called it a waste. >> it's a great way to make a point. >> they don't need to do stuff like that. >> ranch owner issued a statement saying of the group claiming responsibility, quote, they are clearly a terrorist group intent on stopping agriculture. harris says he is confident they will be brought to justice. the fbi is assisting the sheriff in the investigation. near coalinga, cbs 5. >>> tonight, two men are behind bars accused of taking shots at par paragliders. investigators say both men fire department at people paragliding at muscle rock from a nearby balcony. luckily, no one was hurt

and also coit tower tinged in gold. you may remember the city buildings were lit up in orange, that was, of course, honoring the giants for their world series championship. go, niners. >> there you go. and go this guy, going to the game. talk about a perfect gift for a brand-new dad four play-off tickets along with field passes. vince casa was one of many to enter jed york's twitter challenge, he asked the faithful to tweet why they deserved three tickets to the game. he responded, are you ready? my first child was born during saturday's game. doctor let us watch the game during labor. it would be awesome to go see the nfc champ. we talked to vince last night about his big score. >> very excited about the niners beating the saints and then the actual post present to that was my son in my hands, so do you know what, all around, but my son rules, so i take him number one overall. >> okay. i'm glad he finished that off because i was, like, what? hey, for those of you who didn't win, you still have a chance to go to the gam

you virtual reality you are realistic because virtual reality is part of reality and maybe dominie ting part of the reality to be this is going research to hear what you know it. may be not because intellectual life is a life. in internet it is a very important intellectual to write. to to the sore point people it's not forced attempt and it is not lost it is part of big between grass root. networks civil society from one side and. authoritarian people in states broke it is national corporations and of course internet money political structures which wants to make such a law that before court can arrest resource so it is telling these unused hellenism not less. i guess ok well armed eighteenth of january more than one hundred fifteen thousand websites all to their web pages all went off my protesting against us anti-piracy legislation spotlights in the me there has more on the biggest online progress in internet history. for many internet users around the world junior eighteenth was a day when their favorite web pages were blacked out or changed it was also the day when they learned two

president bush gave a speech this week to prepare the population a realistic speech that was almost tinged with a little bit of not pessimism but indicating that our commitment, financial and military is going to be more prolonged than some people think. do you think he was successful in galvanizing a mess user support for himself? >> john, the archivist of the u.s. runs a nonpolitical totally professional operation. nonpart san. once a year i have the privilege of making a few comments and that will go on the fourth of july. those who would like to hear my comments are going to have to come to the archives. >> whales are you going to do -- whales are you going to do for the fourth. >> we have two veterans, we're coming to read the declaration of independence for us. >> anything snells. >> we have games, dress ups of the major leaders of the early republic. we have a number of activities. it's a two-day festival. a civic festival and it starts on sunday and goes object to the fourth. have you been there, john? >> the archives? >> have you seen the new public vaults exhibit? >> no, i've not

items that were in the former couple's twelve million dollar home up for grabs in florida some people ting off their shopping day early arriving before the doors opened at eight thirty in the morning the sale happening following the end of the couple's marriage after a sex scandal involving tiger in two thousand and nine more diagrams will be arriving for purchase later in the week. if you're in the west palm beach area while i go along you might even find a few bargains for yourself that has all the sports now i'll see you in two hours. michiru free cretaceous free storage free arrangement free. three stooges free. old free books morning videos for your media projects a free media. news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations today. the syrian president claims he's still in control. foreign funded insurgency. nothing to celebrate ten years on america's infamous prison in guantanamo bay is still open to debate over whether barack obama's new detention law will ensure that it remains open for decades to come. the controversial

but that public reaction is also tinged with anger. the allegations were bad enough but word that harry thomas, jr. will now plead guilty to stealing public money for his own gain leaves him very few supporters among his constituents. >> that's pretty unfortunate in his case. i mean, i'm kind of shocked that he would be involved in embezzling. >> it just caught me by surprise. i'm speechless. >> well, it's what politicians do it seems to me. these days at least. it's like, you know, a lot of people are getting caught up in corruption things. >> i'll really sad about it honestly. it's a sad situation when you vote people into office and then they abuse your trust like that. >> news4 has learned that ward five democratic leaders will meet monday at 7:00 p.m. at israel baptist church on saratoga avenue to discuss moving forward. doreen, back to you. >> jackie bensen reporting, back to you. we'll have full coverage of his plea hearing tomorrow. >> everything back to normal on the blue and orange metro lines after a rough commute this after

president bush gave a speech this week to prepare the population a realistic speech that was almost tinged with a little bit of not pessimism but indicating that our commitment, financial and military is going to be more prolonged than some people think. do you think he was successful in galvanizing a mess user support for himself? >> john, the archivist of the u.s. runs a nonpolitical totally professional operation. nonpart san. once a year i have the privilege of making a few comments and that will go on the fourth of july. those who would like to hear my comments are going to have to come to the archives. >> whales are you going to do -- whales are you going to do for the fourth. >> we have two veterans, we're coming to read the declaration of independence for us. >> anything snells. >> we have games, dress ups of the major leaders of the early republic. we have a number of activities. it's a two-day festival. a civic festival and it starts on sunday and goes object to the fourth. have you been there, john? >> the archives? >> have you seen the new public vaults exhibit? >> no, i've not

the day after sthoot tinges we took a bus to columbus and tried to make a citizen's arrest of governor rhodes. there were also kntaccounts fro students who were actually in the line of fire such as this one here. it's kind of hard to see in the back there. but katherine delotra, one of the students i interviewed, she's being pushed out of the line of fire by her boyfriend. that's a better view of her. glen frank was able to calm the students down, diffuse the situation and probably save a lot of lives that day. the two national guardsmen offered very diverse interpretations of these events. one, j. reynold schneider who was a captain who led a company on may 4 that day, his company was not involved in the actual shootings. but he bristled at the suggestion that the guard was unprepared for riot training for this kind of event. another guardsman, art crump el also said they had very lytal riot training in the kind that the campus state presented. let's play just a little bit of this if i can. there we are. this might be a little loud. >> well, when i saw this happening and the man was e

president bush gave a speech this week to prepare the population a realistic speech that was almost tinged with a little bit of not pessimism but indicating that our commitment, financial and military is going to be more prolonged than some people think. do you think he was successful in galvanizing a mess user support for himself? >> john, the archivist of the u.s. runs a nonpolitical totally professional operation. nonpart san. once a year i have the privilege of making a few comments and that will go on the fourth of july. those who would like to hear my comments are going to have to come to the archives. >> whales are you going to do -- whales are you going to do for the fourth. >> we have two veterans, we're coming to read the declaration of independence for us. >> anything snells. >> we have games, dress ups of the major leaders of the early republic. we have a number of activities. it's a two-day festival. a civic festival and it starts on sunday and goes object to the fourth. have you been there, john? >> the archives? >> have you seen the new public vaults exhibit? >> no, i've not

some way shape or form there's a lot of people locked out of that conversation but there is an occupy tinge to it and definitely a world economic forum focus so let's just hear from from their words what one of them had to say to me but overall they're saying they're improving the state of the world and to me that's truly going to you bruce stick at a two to tell you that their decisions and or are not working they're doing what they're discussing is going to have global ramifications that are going to affect the entire seven billion people on this planet. there is a big line at star con amidst all those people still be speaking not on the record some of these are in closed door sessions that press are privy to at all but some are if they're really about talking about the impact of democracy the in baghdad people that are upset over inequality or is this about figuring out where the best investment opportunities lie that's what we'll have to find out we'll keep you posted but for now i'm lauren lyster here in davos. and the russian representatives at the forum in davos also have something o

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some way shape or form there's a lot of people locked out of that conversation but there is an occupy tinge to it and definitely a world economic forum focused so let's just hear from from their words what one of them had to say to me but overall they're saying they're improving the state of the world and to me. that's. a fairly arrogant and you briss stick at it to take that really and it shows that their decisions and all the networking they're doing and what they're discussing is going to have global ramifications that are going to affect the entire seven billion people on this planet and at the same time the seven billion people are being actively shut out of the discussion and whether or not this actually does amount to anything because actual policy isn't made here you know that's one of the arguments the reality is that one of things that the protesters pointed out is that some of the corporations here are bigger than states more powerful than states and when you have that kind of that kind of networking going on there are results that impact people's the way that they feel also also

robin williams vision tinge her. >> so good to see robin williams up and about.hen all this stuff, is demi rego living her youth? >> she is so scared turning 50. >> greg: i'm 47. >> so 49 years ago, i think he is a just freaking out. it's sad. she looks great. she doesn't look like she is turning 50. >> you know what is weird, greg, i think 911 dispatch they are the hollywood area. there must be training course, you might get calls and it might be a celebrity. i want the caller this is f.b.i. jane right now. the woman i'm calling is ashton kuicher. oh, my gosh this is demi moore. we'll be right out there. we'll send our hottest paramedic >> if it's involving drugs you assume it's a celebrity but 911 how relaxed they are. i guess they are always are. >> i don't know if you listened to the whole call but it was continuous. >> the dispatcher, once they find out celebrity, this baby is going out. so i better straighten up and not mess up. >> when they are asking what did she smoke? she smokeding is it was incense. clearly though know it will be released. >> incense i

. >> the fbi is tinging the way it defines the crime of rape. when it comes to the times that now includes men as well as women carried the old definition which has not been changed since the 1920's defines rape as the carnal knowledge of a female forcibly and against her will. now it will offer any sex to be a victim or perpetrator including penetration of any body part without consent. they say it will help ensure justice for all of the victims of sexual violence. >> there is a push to abolish the death penalty in the state of maryland. he is appearing in annapolis today to push more for his cause. he is pointing specifically to the execution of troy davis in georgia. he was executed for the murder of a police officer he said he did not commit. added national support will strengthen their cause. >> maryland became a very close a few years ago to fully repealing the death penalty. we believe we have the folks today to pass a full repeal bill and it is time for the to general assembly to pick up this issue and debate it and vote on it. >> he tel

know get an opportunity to play a part like that and show a potential or possibility was essential ting charlie: did it open doors in which people said man, i didn't know you were that good? >> it was more like who is this guy. >> charlie: where did he come from. if he can do ts good wheres with he yesterday and the day before and why didn't we notice. >> about what it did was open me up to filmmakers. it's a filmmaker's film within the audience realm seen around filmmakers and it allowed know get into new rooms and then -- >> charlie: in preparing for this, as i remember you preparing for the role of bobby sands," sands, 600 calories a day? >> which is against what the nutrionist told me and i think each individual body responds differently and i think that's why maybe some people like meat and vegetables and how does one lose the weight so it trial and error and the first five week i stuck by 1,900 calories and flat lined at 164 kilos, not sure what that in pounds. >> charlie: what were you physically? >> the first two weeks there was -- i think by week two i was getting insomnia sett

>> i think what i want to hear, i know that you said earlier that it set ting up the blame game.t the answer, we need to fix our economy. we need to rebuild bridges and roads and those are the kinds of things that any economist will tell you stimulate the economy. look, when barack obama got sworn in as president, you and i know, we are losing hundreds of thousands of jobs a month. we are creating hundreds of thousands of jobs. so don't say that his policies have not worked whatsoever. if he takes blame or responsibility for the totality, he should also be rewarded for the changes that are taking place. the american public wants to work. i have watched many of the debates. and you know what in tonight believe is the beginning, probably for the president of the united states, this is his moment. they have been in the debate, calling him a muslim and unconstitutional, and they are never correcting them. this is a time to show him as the president of the united states, the american that he is. >> not the food stamp president. >> which of course is the reference that newt gingrich ha

ting race is for second place. it seems like it may be paul or huntsman. huge collapse. his numbers have been very steady in the low 40s or mid-30s. he's going to win this. the question is who comes in second. >> 44% still undecided in last night's latest poll. plus, you have an open primary. people can keep coming in and voting. that does it for us. we'll have all of the results and exciting election day. tomorrow on the show, nonstop coverage of the new hampshire republican primary with john religion and mike murphy. my colleague tamron hall has a look at what's next on "news nation." >> newt gingrich has an exclosive new ad. he has 5 million more dollars to work with. we'll see what he has planned. plus. >> this nation is divided because of at attitudes like that. i'll talk with jeanne shaheen. >>> will idealology keep advertisers from marketing tim tebow or are you looking at picture of the next air jordan. like many chefs today, i feel the best approach to food is to keep it whole for better nutrition. and that's what they do with great grains cereal.