an unidentified woman shot and killed in this hotel in oakland. this is the seventh homicide in the city this week. >> it could be the biggest medical marijuana dispensary in the country >> today it is in line to be shut down by the federal government. and mackovic is at oakland where the harborside health center is now on notice. >> city leaders will come out to defend this place later on this morning. they got a notice on the door, it was a federal complaint. the it is featured in the tv show lead wars. the feds have filed asset forfeiture papers the dispensary and its sister shop in san jose. we have seen a crack down on hundreds of dispensaries in the past year. this place looks to be targeted because of its size. its service over 100,000 patients. u.s. attorney filed a statement yesterday saying it is about the measure efforts to address the proliferation of illegal marijuana businesses in the northern district of california. i was approached by a cancer patient a few minutes ago who came here and said this is one of the most professionally r

what was the unidentified boat? they describe it as a pleasure craft. there's no indication this was an attempted act of terrorism. but at the very least, it was a massive communications breakdown in one of the most dangerous places in the world. jonathan karl, abc news, washington. >>> the most traumatic moment of the republican presidential campaign so far could play out in the next few days. a spokesman says mitt romney may announce his vice presidential pick by week's end. "the new york times" reports that romney's friends already believe he's made up his mind. >>> the historic drought that's been destroying crops and driving up food prices is getting even worse. as another heat wave peaks today, more than half of the country is in some stage of drought, the widest affected area since the 1950s. the midwest is bearing the brunt of the dry spell. on top of that, one-third of the nation's corn crop has been hurt. >>> today, 16 states can expect that intense heat, from minnesota, up to massachusetts. severe weather from upstate new york to northern new

. >> reporter: in this instant, an unidentified motorboat sped towards the u.s. navy ship, "rappahannock." and u.s. sailors aboard did not know who was coming towards them. u.s. military officials say the incident happened at 2:50 in the afternoon. ten miles off the coast of the united arab emirates. the navy ship first attempted to make radio contact with the boat, warning it to back off. but the boat kept coming at a high rate of speed. "the rappahannock" then flashed its lights and issued warnings over loudspeaker. the boat did not slow down. "the rappahannock" then fired into the water, using a .50 caliber machine gun, similar to this one used in a navy training video. when that didn't work, sailors aimed the ship's weapons straight at the oncoming boat and fired, killing one person onboard and wounding at least three others. it turns out, the boat was not iranian at all. all the victims were from india. two others aboard but unhurt, from the uae. so, what was the unidentified boat? u.s. officials describe it as a pleasure craft. officials with the united ara

say the unidentified officer told fellow officers that he would shoot the first lady. the unidentified officer worked as a motorcycle escort for the white house officials but has since been reassigned. >> it's certainly a wake-up call. hacker style. online security breach at yahoo! may be more widespread. as many as 450,000 names may have been exposed. we're learning the stolen information includes gmail, aol and hotmail accounts. the hacker group claimed responsibility for the attack saying it was warning about what they say are holes in yahoo! security. yahoo! says less than 5% of the stolen data had valid passwords. experts recommend people change their passwords. >> you should do that on a regular basis. >> it's 4:38. we check in with rob to look at what's going to happen today and for the weekend. >> we're finally here and just in time. the ocean air conditioning kicked on yesterday. you'll notice it this morning. low clouds inland and our temperatures are back in the comfortable range. we're starting off in the 70s, you can see the numbers, 50s across the board a

in today's incident, when an unidentified motorboat approached the u.s. navy ship rappahannock, the u.s. sailors aboard did not know who was coming towards them. u.s. officials say the incident happened at 2:50 in the afternoon, ten miles off the coast of the united arab emirates. the navy ship first attempted to make radio contact with the boat -- warning it to back off. the boat kept coming at a high rate of speed. the rappahannock then flashed its lights and issued warnings over a loudspeaker. the boat still did not slow down. the rappahannock then fired warning shots in the water. using a .50 caliber weapon, similar to this one shown in a navy training video, straight at the on coming boat and fired. killing one person on board and wounding at least three others. it turns out the ship was not iranian at all -- all the victims were from india -- two others aboard, but not hurt, from the u.a.e. what was the unidentified boat? u.s. officials describe it as a "pleasure craft." officials with united arab emirates say it was a fishing boat. there's no indic

an unidentified doctor was quoted in the statement saying that they believe jackson is expected to makeull recovery. he has been away from congress fence in late may. he last announce he was taking a leave due to the medical condition that had been a mystery until now with word of a mood disorder. last week the communication person for a jackson said the element was more serious than recently believed. he is the son of the fell rights leader rev. jesse jackson. >> mark: we will take a quick break with a live about five this morning. traffic is light so far. ♪ [ male announcer ] for our families... our neighbors... and our communities... america's beverage companies have created a wide range of new choices. developing smaller portion sizes and more low- & no-calorie beverages... adding clear calorie labels so you know exactly what you're choosing... and in schools, replacing full-calorie soft drinks with lower-calorie options. with more choices and fewer calories, america's beverage companies are delivering. >> mark: the young man that was shot and killed with an oakland fire department

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awesome to see they're looking for food and they mistook the kayaker for something to eat >>> the unidentified attacker is not speaking publicly but no doubt thinking about his close encounter with that shark and could it and it differently. >>> a developing story, people looking to get to the delta are running into problems the rio vista bridge malfunctioned at 5:00 p.m. tonight it has been closed to traffic, drivers on both sides of highway 12 turnaround no estimate when the bridge will reopen. oakland police investigate three homicides happening within the six hour period last night. the first on 102nd and of officers arrested a man shooting and killing his friend, and 18 year-old man shot to death on 11th street, later officers found a man's body in a mobile home on 21st ave. 59 homicides this year for oakland. activists broke into the uc berkeley track the farmland occupy the farm return to the plot in how many anne mackovic tells us the motivation was to take what they say is theirs. >>> an awesome radical action >>> it is illegal >>> if you do not believe he may be subject to citation o

. >>> in fremont the unidentified kayaker is not speaking publicly he has no doubt thinking about his close encounter and how all of us and this might have ended differently. >>> members of occupy the farm return to the uc-berkeley of land they were ejected from in may, activists broke into the track in an albany but left without incident anne mackovic shows us the point was not to occupy but to work the farm. >>> it does not look especially radical it is illegal. >>> if you do not leave you might be subject to citation or arrest >>> farmer john and aldermen. >>> we might be trespassing but we feel strongly what were doing >>> their farming land owned by uc-berkeley the gill tract where scientists do research but this group has other ideas the broken through a fence this morning. >>> with the of this land should be preserved as agricultural land >>> dozens of the occupiers to cover the track this spring, the plan to donate vegetables to local food banks and police kick them out in may but today there back to 10 the crops. >>> there's grass and while things growing between our crops we

in their turf i'd be lying if i told joe i paddle out you don't think once about that >>> the unidentified kayaker back home in fremont there's a good chance he's thinking about his close encounter and all the other less pleasant ways it may have turned out. >>> a group of activists broke into a uc-berkeley tract of farm land occupied the farm return to the plot in albany anne mackovic shows us they were there to take what they say is theirs. >>> it does not look especially radical it is illegal. >>> and if you do not leave you may be subject to citation an arrest >>> despite that warning the makeshift farmers remained >>> when might be trespassing but we feel strongly what we're doing here >>> they're on de gill tract we'er university scientists do research but this group has other ideas about occupying the farm the broken through a fence this morning. >>> we feel strongly this needs to be preserved as agricultural land >>> the occupiers to cover this track this spring and plan to donate food to local food banks police kicked and not in may but today there back to attend the crops. >>> th

upon our arrival, we observed at bonafide -- unidentified black male with copper wire wrapped around his head and he was wearing a long brown road -- robe with a rope around his waist. [unintelligible] another incident report from the san francisco police department. incident 110153149. official declaration, prop 115 certified. star number 299. on february 22nd -- >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i am the executive director of the library users association. i am pleased to concern that thanks to efforts including research and assistance from attorneys, we were able to stop the paint out of the historic burkle heights -- bernal heights mural. it is a stay of execution good for 90 days and we ask that you do when you can to help make that stay permanent. the city in its haste to get rid of the mural, it is a wonderful merrill and i have shown pictures here before, simply did not follow the law which requires notice to be given to the artist or if the artist has died, to his heirs or personal representatives said they might have an opportunity to remov

. >> the unidentified man worked for years for pitney bowes at an industrial park in capital heights but the threat came over the telephone hams the supervisor advised him he was fired. at a moving company next door she reflected on the threat which struck so close to home. >> that is so scary that people are actually going that way, that route to want to harm inknow sent people because they lost their job or the boss, imitating what some other psychodid in colorado. that's just crazy. >> authorities in pg county contacted anne arundel police who con fronted the man at his home. during a field interview the man was wearing a t shirt that said "guns don't kill people, i do." the judge ordered a search warrant. when officers and federal agents entered the home in the wee hours of the morning, they were surprised at the firearms,. >> firearms were semiautomatic rifles, semiautomatic pistols. >> the suspect was taken to the anne arundel medical center for psychiatric evaluation. >> while the man is in custody, they are withholding his name. >>> this comes one week after the massacre at t

the unidentified victim survived but he is in crit contract at the whom. >>> police charged a plan for a deadly stabbing early monday morning on pulaski highway. officials found phillip weatherford. he died. mark brown, jr. last been charge -- has been charged with first-degree murder. the two knew each other, got into a fight and brown stabbed weatherford. >>> if you're watching us from catonsville be aware of making trips to your automated teller machine. they believe the robberies are linked to two other crimes in june at banks in the same area. the man has used various cars to drive up to the locations and he's always concealing his face. by the time the victim sees him, it's too late. >> the most important thing you can do is be aware of your surroundings, especially if it's not in a well populated area. >> the police say the robber usually strikes between 9:30 and 10:00 at night on saturdays and sunday and chosen banks on baltimore national pike, frederick and will kins avenue. >>> police say this man sexually assaulted somebody in the 2300 block of aiken street. he's about 5'6",

the unidentified children were last seen playing in a church parking lot yesterday. their parents reported them missing this morning. crews found the bodies of 212 year-old and an eight year-old at around 10:00 this morning in a nearby creek. officials believe they drowned and do not suspect foul play. >> an early-morning fire has displaced dozens of families. the fire ripped through an apartment building on tiger lily path. residents were able to escape but many units were destroyed. >> you can see behind me how the power -- how the fire gouged out a second -- you can actually see the sky through the roots there. this is considered a total loss for the residents here. the finish to a terrible rate -- terrible week. >> there were flames away from the first floor to the third floor. >> open the front door and you could feel the heat. >> and of the chaos from the early morning blaze. >> get out of there now, it's a huge fire and i looked around and was like all my god. >> firefighters were called at about 5:45 and on this section of the three story building in flames.

officers found an unidentified man suffering from a number of gunshot wounds. police have not released to the victim's identity or a possible motive in this case. police have released this surveillance video they say captures the prime suspect in a deadly shooting. anyone with information is asked to call metro crime stoppers. >> this seems to be no sizzle on the jobs front. the economy added 80,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate held steady at 8.2%. experts say the unwillingness of u.s. employes to add jobs quickly shows us that the economy has a long way to go. an average of 75,000 jobs were created every month in april to june quarter, which is below the 226,000 traded in the first three months of this year. the lackluster jobs numbers caused a ripple effect on job -- on wall street parent of the s&p slipped 13 points, the nasdaq dipped 39. >> the construction crews are preparing for the baltimore grand prix track. workers will iraq to the circuit in about a month. the event management co. and race circuit design is handling that construction and

speculation about private life in recent weeks when unidentified woman was pictured attending with him. now she has been officially revealed. not much is known of her. she is said to be from a well- to-do family, but her western- style clothing and hair cut prompted many in the south to speculate on his attitude and influences. just like any young couple in love, they like to have fun. the leader of one of the world's most heavily-armed nations attending with his wife. the u.s. has just wish it did north korean couple well. take a we had obviously seen the report. and-- >> we have obviously just seen the report. we wished any newlywed couple well, but our concerns are for the north korean people and hope that conditions for them will improve. to go beyond leader has projected a much more open and relaxed approach since taking dieds after his father die late last year. >> this is bbc world news. still ahead, do not take your eyes off the ball. this is one of the most challenging sports at the olympics. with the game's about to begin, hundreds of thousands of people worldwide have travel

she then handed the telephone to an unidentified women. do you know where she was?. >> and she was in distress. >> she was, what, "help me, help me, help me!" >> when she asking you to help? >> i was on the other end of the telephone, and i did not know what was going on. >> she did not ask for your help >> i hear her talking in the background, and then i've , "help me, help help me," and then the telephone was a bumbling, and then the other woman was on the phone. >> who was that woman? >> i figured it out from all of the media. it was ivory madison. your testimony said that ivory said that&'agére they had beeng but the incident for several days and had contacted the police. i asked if they had tried)pt;a7 direct eliana towards any domestic violence places, and she seemed to become agitated. did you think that was strange brew >> i did. -- that was strange? >> i did. it was in the middle of a phone call, someone i do not even know. it was a strange situation. i was trying to the best i could do. did yout why she was distressed about your question about calling the

an unidentified woman joined leader kim jong-un sunday at a ceremony honoring his late grandfather, theountry's founder. a lot of questions. is she his wife? his sister? his girlfriend? no one knows. >> stephen: the prevailing theory is that she is hyon song-wol, who i don't have to tell you is the former lead singer of po-chon-bo electronic ensemble. [ laughter ] there's the cute one, the quiet one, the smart one, and the one forced into a relationship with a dictator. [ laughter ] we all remember their 2005 smash hit "excellent horse-like lady." jimmy, hit me with some excellent horse-like music! ♪ [audience clapping along] she's got 99 problems, but finding spools of nylon to make bolts of cloth for the dear leader ain't one. [cheers and applause] [ laughter ] the danger is north korea has now developed celebrity couple technology! [ laughter ] america has always been the superpower of celebrity couples. but now we've lost tomkat. we're down to brangelina and filliam h. muffman. [ laughter ] how long before kim jong-un and hyon song-wol become k'jongsongwol - un? [ laughter ] that's

we're seeing an unidentified woman officer and officer renalre-na renaldo rivero. they're being attacked outside this bar from this group of club goers. >> why? >> according to police, there was a group of women not being allowed to go back inside a certain club. the two officers were just walking by. when they walked by the scene, they were assaulted by friends of these women who weren't allowed back inside the club. at one point, the female officer is really wrestling with this woman in a yellow dress. she eventually was able to tase this woman. you see her there, and get her under control. yeah, her dress comes up. we're seeing a lot more than we asked for. eventually, they were able to get this under control. >> it looked like a bouncer at the door picked up a barrier stand and was trying to help control the crowd. >> yeah, you notice a guy in black, and he's trying to help the officers fend off this group of club goers. in all, nine people were arrested. four charged with aggravated battery on an officer. the officers were treated for minor injuries at the sce

the unidentified disease has been spreading in central and southern cambodia since april. it infects children, mainly infants age 3 and younger. symptoms include a high fever and in serious cases, pneumonia and encephalitis. the disease is lethal with 56 deaths confirmed so far. a joint investigation by the cambodian government and the w.h.o. found samples of 15 victims tested positive for enterovirus 71, that causes hand, foot and mouth disease similar to conditions affecting the children in cambodia. the health minister says investigations are ongoing and said the government and the w.h.o. hope to conclude their investigation within days. the w.h.o. has ruled out the possibility that the deaths were caused by influenza. it's calling on parents to seek immediate medical assistance if their children show symptoms such as a high fever. >>> many view the u.s. as a land of opportunity. but more than 1.6 million children are homeless. a lot of them live on the streets. others in cars or shelters. but in one large city, a school principal is trying to give homeless children a b

the unidentified man was among the seven that died in the attack. the bulgarian driver and five israelis were also killed. swift retribution for rebels in syria monday after a bomb killed three defense officials. today government forces launched a new wave of attacks in damascus away from the fighting. a measure derailed aimed ending in the 17 months crisis. >> i have a very clear message for the president of syria, it is time for him to go. it is time for transition in this regime. >> despite calls for his removal, syrian state tv aired a video showing the syrian president for the first time since yesterday's deadly attack. still to come, a bay area woman helping others find jobs, the nonprofit group she started in her kitchen and the wicked weather that nearly >> after a cloudy and miss the start, we're seeing plenty of blue skies all,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. at unitedhealthcare insurance company, we understand that

the unidentified officer worked as a motorcycle escort for the white house. d.c. police and the secret service are investigating. >>> well, both president obama and republican mitt romney expect a tough fight for virginia. in november. the president is headed to forth fork today and he's going -- north fork today and he's going to try to convince voters there he's the best candidate to turn the economy around. both candidates are fighting over romney's time as head of the private equity firm. danielle nottingham has more now from the white house. >> reporter: president obama is off to court voters in virginia. he's digging in for a tough battle with mitt romney in the state he won four years ago. the president told "cbs this morning's" charlie rose romney's business record deserves further scrutiny. >> if you're a head of a large private equity firm or hedge firm your job is to make money. it's not to create jobs. >> reporter: the two campaigns are in the middle of a bitter exchange about romney's time as ceo of bain capital. romney says he left the firm in 1999 t

revelation to us now, and that is that our enemies as was said before i came to the podium, are very unidentifiable. and as a former president of the naacp in garland, texas, in a time when we were suing the school district in federal court, i have seen both sides of this argument. the reason i broke with them is because i came to the realization that the agenda for them was not to just control my agenda, but the agenda for them was to control me. and then to use me as a tool to control a bloc of people. that is the liberal progressive method. and their methodology has, in fact, controlled a bloc of people for over 50 years. and if you continue to sleep, if you continue not to pay attention to what's going on, then the very method that they have used to enslave that group of people, believe me, they have the same designs on the entire country. and my friends, torrent, this afternoon, if, in fact, we are unsuccessful in our efforts to take back the white house and the senate here in 2012, then our country will be fundamentally changed, and we cannot afford for her to go away. that's why we need a le

an unidentified doctor was quoted in the statement saying that yak season is expected -- jackson is expected to make full recovery. he has been away from congress since late may. he was taking a leave of absence due to a medical condition which had been a mystery until now. last week his communications director said that the ailment was more serious than initially believed. >>> an oklahoma city man decided to do something very different this year. to celebrate his birthday. instead of getting gifts, he decided to give them. you see doug eton turned 65 years old and in honor of the birth day he spent 65 minutes handing out $5 bills to people. some drove by several times to make sure that they were reading the sign correctly. others told eton they would continue to pay it forward. >> i think this is the craziest guy i've ever seen in my life and also he is fantastic. i'm enjoying the moment out here. >> now, his friends said he was just having fun on his 65th birthday. >>> a normal trip to a beach if florida turns into a deadly encounter almost for one boy. >> nearly 10-foot long alligator att

the wall street journal quotes unidentified u.s. officials. it's unclear if the chemicals are being moved to protect them or if the assad government intends to use them. against opposition forces. opposition activists say more than 100 people, mostly civilians were killed in central syria yesterday. the revolutionary leadership council says syrian forces bombed one small village followed by an attack by the pro assad militia men. the government blames armed terrorist groups. >>> a delta airlines jet bound for madrid returned to kennedy airport last night after strange wiring was found in the bathroom. but no explosives were found on the plane. there were 206 passengers on board delta flight 126. one reported the suspicious wiring. the jet safely landed at kennedy more than an hour after it took off and was met by the bomb squad and fbi. two passengers were questioned and released. >>> on cbs "moneywatch," a big day for jpmorgan chase and yahoo confirms a hacking attack. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashl

without taking actions against all criminal aliens, programs may result in a number of unidentified criminal resources. congress is eager and willing to facilitate cooperative efforts to secure the border, to remove dangerous criminal aliens from our streets, and to help the department of homeland security secure our nation's homeland. again, that's the purpose of this hearing. the chair now recognizes the ranking member of the subcommittee for his opening statement. >> thank you, chairman. thank you for holding this hearing today. i would like to thank also director morton for joining us today. i look forward to his testimony. before we begin, i'd like to express my condolences to the family of the border patrol agent who died in the line of duty on july 6th after an a accident near fort hancock in west texas. i'd also like to wish a quick recovery to hsi special agent colton harrison who was shot in the line of duty. director, i believe you're heading over there to visit the family and him also. i think he was shot there last week. again, thank you for show iing. this terrible incident is

inside fire officials was an unidentified man who was crushed to death. >> it was very traumatizing to see it. it was just shocking to see a tree fall. >> reporter: witnesses who saw it happen say traffic along georgetown pike was backed up and at a stand still when the tree came crashing down. >> i don't see how a westbound person cannot be sitting in traffic here this time of day. >> reporter: this tree is about 200 years old and it weighs about 12-ton. the bottom of the tree was hollow. investigators believe the deteriorated condition of the tree caused it to fall over. there was no warning, and no one saw it coming. >> the tree just fell over. they didn't even hear it. >> reporter: the tree adjacent was also roped off in fear it may also fall. those who were left in the area are fearing it may happen again. >> now what are we going to do about the tree situation. >> reporter: back out live here, another look at the tree that remains here. an arborist has arrived on the scene and is requesting that the second tree in question be removed before the area is opened up to traffic. inves

police say the still unidentified manussed a box -- man used a box cuter to slash a man, a colleague, along the embarcadero, and then started walking south toward justin herman plaza. police caught up with him near washington and davis street. that's where an officer opened fire. he lunged at her with what looked to be a knife. a stabbing victim at the chocolate factory said he barely knew the co-worker who slashed him, and the attack was unprovoked. >>> a case of road rage was blamed for an accident that sent a fremont mother and her one-year-old daughter to the hospital. but thankfully they suffered only minor injuries. sky 7hd is overhead shortly after a driver lost control of his car at fremont and peralta boulevard. he jumped the curb and hit the mother and the little girl in a stroller. the white nissan was just out of control. >> started fish taling. there was no sign of stoping or slowing down or whatever. he comes up and hits the corner and hits the lady and her two kids. >> the other child, the five-year-old boy, was not hurt. the mother was released from the hospital tonigh

officials say 10 gallons of some unidentified liquid spilled onto the street.raffic was rerouted in the 1400 block of wilson boulevard and roslyn during the clean-up. it took crews several hours to clear the scene. >>> prince george's county police charged a 12-year-old boy with 2nd degree murder. the victim was a 2-year-old girl, a foster child who lived with the boy and his family in ft. washington. on tuesday the father came home and found the little girl unresponsive, called 911. paramedics took her to the hospital where she of pronounced dead and yesterday -- she was pronounced dead and yesterday an autopsy showed that little girl died from being beaten to death. >> through the course of the investigation detectives learned a 12-year-old had beaten the child repeatedly. detectives developed probable cause to charge the boy based on interviews conducted with the family. >> now that boy has been sent to the cheltenham youth facility. >>> the second district police station ins about do was evacuated after a resident -- station in bethesda was evacuated after

police say the still unidentified manussed a box -- man used a box cuter to slash a man, a colleague, along the embarcadero, and then started walking south toward justin herman plaza. police caught up with him near washington and davis street. that's where an officer opened fire. he lunged at her with what looked to be a knife. a stabbing victim at the chocolate factory said he barely knew the co-worker who slashed him, and the attack was unprovoked. >>> a case of road rage was blamed for an accident that sent a fremont mother and her one-year-old daughter to the hospital. but thankfully they suffered only minor injuries. sky 7hd is overhead shortly after a driver lost control of his car at fremont and peralta boulevard. he jumped the curb and hit the mother and the little girl in a stroller. the white nissan was just out of control. >> started fish taling. there was no sign of stoping or slowing down or whatever. he comes up and hits the corner and hits the lady and her two kids. >> the other child, the five-year-old boy, was not hurt. the mother was released from the hospital tonigh

the unidentified disease has been spreading in central and southern cambodia since april. it infects children, mainly infants age 3 or younger. symptoms include a high fever and in serious cases, pneumonia and encephalitis. the disease is lethal with 56 deaths confirmed so far. a joint investigation by the cambodian government and the w.h.o. found samples of 15 victims tested positive for enterovirus 71, that causes hand, foot and mouth disease a condition with symptoms similar to those affecting the children in cambodia. the health minister says investigations are ongoing and said the government and the w.h.o. hope to conclude their investigation within days. the w.h.o. has ruled out the possibility that the deaths were caused by influenza. it's calling on parents to seek immediate medical assistance if their children show symptoms such as a high fever. >>> tokyo residents are commuting under sunny skies this morning. we find out how long this weather will last and more in the world weather forecast. >> sunny weather will last until tomorrow afternoon. wet weather will re

the caretaker recovered close to five hundred unidentified bodies he photographed each one before burying them in the cemetery. you know that so and so we asked the doctors and they told us that if there were only bones in the clothing is intact then that's because of white phosphorus and what happened to this man. as well it looks like it's due to a chemical weapon and god knows what it is but that's phosphorous to. the caretaker is a no doubt these men were killed by white phosphorus did the u.s. army use these weapons against the population what are these photos really hiding to find an answer i must go to the united states. far from iraq and it's ruined buildings boston. i made contact with ross computer a twenty seven year old former marine who fought it flew you know he looks like a teenager roscoe putin is already a war veteran traumatized by his experience he decided to testify oh. this is me this is in fallujah and i'm really embarrassed to say that i'm kind of posing for this picture. you know i had the bandana on and i wanted to look tough and you know this is the mentality tha

police say the still unidentified manussed a box -- man used a box cuter to slash a man, a colleague,cadero, and then started walking south toward justin herman plaza. police caught up with him near washington and davis street. that's where an officer opened fire. he lunged at her with what looked to be a knife. a stabbing victim at the chocolate factory said he barely knew the co-worker who slashed him, and the attack was unprovoked. >>> a case of road rage was blamed for an accident that sent a fremont mother and her one-year-old daughter to the hospital. but thankfully they suffered only minor injuries. sky 7hd is overhead shortly after a driver lost control of his car at fremont and peralta boulevard. he jumped the curb and hit the mother and the little girl in a stroller. the white nissan was just out of control. >> started fish taling. there was no sign of stoping or slowing down or whatever. he comes up and hits the corner and hits the lady and her two kids. >> the other child, the five-year-old boy, was not hurt. the mother was released from the hospital tonight and the little

. >> reporter: the unidentified eight-year-old boy had been looking for a safe place to run away to.me to the crimers' home. the couple tack him in and called 911. >> one of the young ladies from the drugstore asked him, did he have other bruises, and he just stood up and pulled his shirt up and his whole chest was just a mess. he looked like he had been pounded on. >> reporter: hours later police got a call from the child's mother, 41-year-old amy kathleen sweeney reporting the boy had gone missing. police connected the dots and arrested the woman and her husband, 39-year-old matthew sweeney. both have been charged with felony child abuse and each has been released on adds 20,000 bond. neighbors who know the family say the sweeneys live here at this house. it's about four blocks away from where that boy went looking for help. there was no answer when we went knocking on their door. it is believed the boy was born in russia and adopted by the sweeney family. >> i don't know how long they had adopted him, but i think it was five years or so. >> reporter: now the good samaritan who ans