it was so unnatural.e very end. >> it didn't work out very well. >> sean: when the debate started tonight it was literally a litany. it was nonstop. >> and the governor is out to attack gingrich and the other republicans. >> gingrich is riding the momentum. it's going to take a while to bring him down. it's not going to be because romney stands at debate and spills the whole opera book out on him in the first five minutes. >> sean: how did obama win when 85% of the people think thinks the economy stinks? >> romney, according to him, it's getting better. that is your own candidate. he said four days ago, he said the economy gotten better. >> i don't think he said that. >> he made a whole thing about it today. >> it's out of context. >> it's not out of context. >> sean: strategy wise, strategically, i think it's better to go after obama. go after his record, show you can take him on. >> i agree. we all know mitt, right. i've been to his house. i kind of like him. but he has turned into a robot in this campa

during an unassigned search of nasso's house, he found pictures of women in unnatural poses, some unnatural. and a handwritten list of women in locations in california. here is the that list. the agents said nasso said it was a list of his old girlfriend. investigators say four of the locations match the locations they found bodies of victims. including young mother roxene rogash. >> i'm not sure what happened. >> reporter: when joseph naso came into court today, his hands were shackled at his waist acting as his own attorney he told the judge he needed his hands free to be able to defend himself. the judge agreed, the deputies unlocked his handcuffs and gave him a pen and pencil and paper so that he can defend himself. this hearing will continue here for about two weeks. reporting live in san rafael. rita williams. >>> power has now been restored to residents in one south bay neighborhood following a car crash last night. witnesses say that a car plowed into a high voltage utility poll at about 8:00. the force of that impact sheered the pole in half ending a trance -- transformer to the gr

dave agreed to set up a national to set an unnatural -- a national center focus on this issue. they have agreed to set up a agencies in germany are decentralized. they do not share information very well together. it is it intended to send a message to local groups and civilian organizations at a grassroots level who are around the country, doing their best, to send a message to them to encourage them, to make sure that politicians in berlin are not leaving them on the rahm. >> simon young. thank you very much. the academy of motion pictures has announced nominees for the oscars. martin scorsese's "hugo" leads the pack. right behind it, "the artist." actor george clooney -- the favorite in the best actor category for his role in "the descendants." to win her third oscar. >> our entertainment correspondent has been following the nomination ceremony for us. scott, can you walk us through please denominations? >> i think probably the interesting one people are focusing on will be the actors this time. often you will get some lesser- known actors in best actor and best actress. you

now he testified that the pictures showed nude women in quote, various unnatural positions. some appeared to be asleep, some appeared to be unconscious. the preliminary hearing is expected to last three weeks. >>> and it is the second homicide of the year. a man was shot on foot hill boulevard just after 9:00 last night. when paramedics arrived the man was dead on the scene. >>> howard jordan is rolling out a plan against violent crime. yesterday police were called to the scene on bancroft avenue and in this case the victim is expected to survive. the same cannot be said for 110 people who lost their lives to violence on the streets of oakland. >> particularly last year, the most telling was the 3 that were killed, that was unacceptable. it will not be tolerated. >> in the next week, chief jordan plans on using all available resources and then they implemented a new gang prevention program. it is the operation ceasefire and it let's gang members know people will receive swift consequences for any acts of violence. >>> he is talking about taking the team back to los angeles.

and on the reef itself, a most unnatural tangle of mattresses, furniture, everything that was ejected out with the occasional stark reminder of the humanity on board. divers tried to reach more than 100 cabins each day, prying them open, going through that jumble one by one. but the victims remain hidden. wrenching for the families waiting these two weeks. on the american couple's facebook, needle in a haystack. 17 tanks, heating them, pumping fuel out and sea water in to keep the massive wreck stable. >> there might be some -- these are workable. the only problem we can have is the rough sea and the marine conditions which could be against us, but that's part of the game. >> reporter: another phase away from here has also begun. there's a compensation plan of about $15,000 each plus travel and trip expenses. some have already rejected it. a lawsuit was filed by six passengers seeking $450 million in punitive damages against parent company carnival and others. divers want to start to use robotic cameras to get to some of the places they haven't been able to reach. >> and bad weather h

sustainablity and environmentalism and once you say that maybe signs are not a part of the city or unnatural or don't speak to the values of a non consumer oriented culture and make clear for example. i think this kind of notion and the notion of signs and beautification is also an issue. >> this picture shows both the general advertising. this used to be the buy it yourself casket company. you could beretail caskets. what a loss to the city. it says on the window for lease and there is a provision in the planning code when a business is gone the sign has to be removed within a certain lent olength oftime. do you know th? >> no not off hand and the business sign goes with the business and once it's gone not considered a business sign. >> and it's in the code and it says how long you have and i think 90 days and the business code says that as well. here is another one of the corner signs and it's interesting it's not a modern starbucks kind of institutional sign but independent individual sign and a great restaurant too by the way. here we go. we're in another district here. we have hand pain

changes in leadership, continuing pressure from the international community and eveets that happen unnaturallyn bolton says assassinations and sanctions are the wrong way to stop iran's perceived nuclear ambitions.bolton says: "the from getting nuclear weapons is to attack its nuclear weapons program directly and break their control over the nuclear fuel cycle." collins says: (on cam fox news tag) "senators lindsey graham and joe lieberman say they'll introduce a bill putting the senate on record against accepttng and containing a nuclear-armed iran... calling that 'a caaastrophic mistake.' in washington, nicole collins, fox news." he... loves ...his football../ áábutáá... a... priest... / in... texas.../ ááalsoáá... loves ...his... church. church.that's why he's aking a big sacrifice.father stan de boe is auctioning off a ticket to this sunday's ravens texans game.it's part of an effort to raise money for his church.the winning bidder gets a ticket to the game.... airfare and an a place to stay. "only the big boys get to play in january and here we are!" are!"father stan has been a season tic

it's unnatural.laughter) now, folks, i am not going to make you suffer through his whole partisan pout fest but i do want to show you one moment. we all know this country in deep trouble but this clown, to him it's all a big joke. >> we got rid of one rule from 40 years ago that could have forced some dairy farmers to spend $10,000 a year proving that they could contain a spill because milk was somehow classified as an oil. with a rule like that, i guess it was worth crying over spilled milk. (mild laughter) (laughter) >> stephen: oh, hardy-haar-haar. it is to laugh while the jay leno in chief was cracking wise the crime rate in this country is soaring. why, just yesterday two peanuts were walking down the street and one was assaulted! (cheers and applause) true story. true story. (laughter) of course, obama's little hissy fit was merely the opening act for the real state of the union address-- the rebuttal. first the g.o.p.'s response came from indiana governor and shrink ray experiment mitch daniel

on tuesday israel's military chief of staff said iran should expect more unnatural events in 2012. the u.s. and its allies are pressuring iran to stop enriching uranium. they believe it's being used to develop a nuclear bomb. but tehran contends its program is peaceful, designed only to produce electricity. tina krauss, cbs news. >>> iranian officials claimed earlier this week that they are expanding nuclear operations south of the capital with more high tech equipment. >>> still to come when 9 news now at noon continues, specks everyday for a week? find out why pastors say that could lead to a happy marriage. >>> and the road to the white house goes through south carolina. find out what republican candidates are facing as they fight for the chance to unseat president barack obama. >>> news from new hampshire, it is very clear that mitt romney has momentum. the question is how will he fare in south carolina. and with me now is republican political analyst to talk about that rana jackson. >> how are doing, j.c.? thanks for having me. >> no surprises in new hampshire, mitt romney was

where the death of 1200 developmentally disabled people were attributed to unknown or unnatural causes. things like drowning in bathtubs or falling down the stairs. >> to give them the civil rights is equivalent to ask jason to pick the car he wants to be hit by. >> anthony says the residents need 24 hours specialized care that they can't get in a group home. peggy fox, 9fuse now. >>> anthony's parent group is urging congress and president obama to reverse the decision and investigate the group home deaths of people with disabilities. >>> well, you take a walk outside and really just -- it started weird this morning. a little rainy, but it ended up on the good foot. >> we had severe weather in culpeper. severe thunderstorm warnings at 5:00 and 6:00 this morning. 60s by noon. by no arctic air is heading our way. let's start with the temperatures. this is interesting. i love to graph things. here's the deal. on monday, we'll call it kind of cool. temperature about 44. that's still a little bit above average. on tuesday, we were 54. average is about 43 now. and then on wednesday, we went

the prosecutor found photos of women in unnatural poses, some nude, some asleep, some uncan, some unresponsive. later he thought some were dead. naso called this his list of girlfriends. the d.a.'s office has yet to decide if this is a death penalty case. initially, the preliminary hearing was supposed to take a week but from what we saw, it might take longer. naso as his own attorney can cross-examine witnesses and is all over the place. today he was asking the probation officer about his childhood when he was 10 and 11. that's unacceptable and the judge had to explain to mr. naso what he can and can't say, and it slows things down. >> thank you. >>> other bay area headlines, power is back on for about 1700 pg&e customers in san jose. that's after a driver crashed into a high voltage power line pole about 8:00 last night on camden avenue. the collision sheared the pole in half, knocked power lines on the sidewalk and the road. the driver we are told was not hurt. most customers were without power though until 11 a.m. some schools closed for the date. >>> a hit-and-run in oakland, a driver got

the toughest to reach, if at all, and on the reef itself, a most unnatural view of mattress, furniture, everything that was ejected out with the occasional stark reminder of the humanity on board. divers tried to reach more than a hundred cabins each day, prying them open, going through that jumble one by one. but the victims remain hidden. wrenching for the families waiting these two weeks. missing americans barbara and jerry heils website say needle in a haystack seems like an appropriate comparison. but a second task needs to happen at the same time. drilling into the ship's 17 tanks, heating them, pumping fuel out and seawater in to keep the massive wreck stable. >> there might be some difficulties, but these are workable. the only problem we can have is a rough sea and marine conditions which could be against us, but that's part of the game. >> reporter: another face away from here has also begun. costa cruises has announced a compensation plan for passengers not hurt of around $15,000 each plus travel and trip expenses. some have already rejected it. a lawsuit filed in miami by s

you're doing unnatural things in the house of god! oh, uh... oh, forgive me, heavenly father! i have sinned against you! oh, this guy is so gonna burn! mrs. donovan is a temptress from hell! if this guy's going to hell, who's gonna save us? it looks like we're gonna have to save timmy, kyle, and everyone else in this town from the angry hand of god ourselves! oh, the pain! ohh, the paaain! no, i can't. what am i doing? i know this is the wrong thing to do. i could lose chris. i can't do this. i can't do this! we have repeatedly broken god's commandments-a! we have lived our lives for ourselves-a, totally ignoring the lord-a! "if thy hand offend thee, cut it off..." oh, what the hell are they doing now? oh, no! "...fire that will never be quenched"! pamphlet? pamphlet? there is only one answer! as kids, we must abandon this town of sin and start anew! i don't want to go to hell. it will be a long road, but at the end of that road is salvation! and i am going to lead you there! -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captions paid for by tribune entertainment >> january 1, 2012. f

she's found unnatural protein deposits. it's the same protein found in alzheimer's patients?s it caused by blows to the head? >> it's only seen in blows to the head. the youngest case to date is a 17-year-old. >> the brain of nathan styles. >> right. >> hi. >> hello. >> hi. ann mckey. how do you do? >> this is their first visit to the brain bank. >> what we have learned is it's a progressive disease. as the individual ages, if they are susceptible, it's a widespread disease affecting wide regions of the brain. >> it's from a concussion? >> probably more than one. >> no one believed there was a problem. >> until it was too late. for nathan, yeah. >> the styles met with me afterwards. >> what was that like, to sit there and talk to dr. mckee? >> it's my son. to see the pictures of his brain, that's -- >> it's a lot. >> yeah. it's a lot. something you don't wish on your worst enemy. >> i think the good thing is you can see every effort is being made to learn from it. i think nathan is helping to come up with a plan to maybe what to do with concussions. >> you can see more about

natural disasters to unnatural doorknobs. was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent and that's a loss not for all of us at "60 minutes." but for all of us around the country. >> coming up later on "cbs this morning," the latest on the big snowstorm hitting the midwest and how it's affecting travel. and how it'se'll get a live rep chicago's o'hare. plus, another scandal for britain's duchess of york, she faces jail time in turkey. we'll get details. >> are we addicted to the internet. we'll hear from guru deepak chopra on how to clear our mind and body. all that and more on cbs this more than. >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for this friday. as always, i'm terrell brown, thank you. as always, i'm terrell brown, thank you. have a great weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

she's examined nearly 100 athletes' brains, and in a frightening number of cases she has found unnaturalrotein deposits. those are the same types of proteins found in alzheimer's patients. >> what we're seeing here, is this definitely caused by blows to the head? >> it's never been seen in any reported case except in a case of repeated blows to the head. the youngest case, to date, is a 17-year-old. >> the brain of nathan stiles? >> which is nathan stiles, right. ♪ >> hi. >> hello. >> welcome. chris n owinski. >> this is the stiles' first visit to the brain bank. >> what we've learned in the last three years is that it's a progressive disease, and then as the individual ages, if they're susceptible to this disease, it really becomes a widespread disease affecting large regions of the brain. >> so all of this was because of a concussion? >> probably more than one concussion. probably some concussive hits too. >> no one believed there was a problem until they were able to show -- >> until it was too late. yeah. for nathan, yeah. >> the stiles met with me afterwards. >> what was that like t

view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paperweights, natural disasters to unnatural. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent. and that's a loss not for all of us at "60 minutes" but for all of us around the country. >> pelley: and he was our connection to the founding values of cbs news. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> a video that appears to show the u.s. marine urinating on dead bodies is drawing strong controversy tonight in the united states and afghanistan area. now, the the u.s. military is trying -- now, the u.s. military is trying to figure out what is happening to them. we have the investigation that we would like to warn you that the video is graphic. >> reporter: this is the 39- second video uploaded on youtube that is causing countless hours of m

view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paperweights, natural disasters to unnatural. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it could be a silver liningo a very d >>> good evening, i'm dana king. >> i'm allen martin. it could be a silver lining to a very dark cloud still hacking over the housing -- hanging over the housing market. >> a bay area company is buying up foreclosed homes left and right, and it's found a way to turn that problem into profit. but christin ayers shows us, it's not just the company that's winning in this game. >> reporter: this is one of the homes that that company is cashing in on. it won't just be flipped but fixed and in a matter of weeks turned over to a renter who will have the chance to one day own it. >> you pay your rent and take care of your home. >> reporter: he is fresh from the nation's capital. >> we came away energized. >> reporter: his company is getting good press and is flush with cash, fresh off a $250 million inve

view of his century reaching from war to watches, politics to paperweights, natural disasters to unnatural. he was not so much a man for all seasons as he was a man for all observations. >> he was one of the last living public personages of a great generation. it's a voice that is slowly falling silent. and that's a loss not for all of us at "60 minutes" but for all of us around the country. >> pelley: and he was our connection to the founding values of cbs news. that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org tonight," the most watched entertainment newsmagazine in the world. >>> who is khloe kardashian's father? mom kris speaks out. >> i gave birth. i know who the dad was. >> our take on the new claims. who's lying? >> that's completely not true. >> and is the smoking gun inside these court papers. >>> and cameron diaz looking curvier, the before and after. did she have breast enhancement surgery. >>> is katy perry having russell's belongings removed

saying he saw numerous photos of women in unnatural poses semi nude, nude, some appeared asleep. during the search when he was asked who they were he said they were old girlfriends. he has been referred to as alphabet killer because first and last names of the victims begin was the same letters. police in his home town of rodchester are looking at three similar murders where there were matching initials. none of the families showed up today. rachel west, representing a support group for sex workers attended saying members want to make sure justice is served. >> we do feel that i will legal status of sex workers makes them less likely to get attention and violenceor ti. >> the most interesting exchange came late in the afternoon during cross examination by naiso, the officers said the women in photos that he took looked like they were daechld he was asked if he had ever seen horror movies implying women were simply acting. and a bay area metal recycling company faces charges it's polluting the bay. the epa has slapped an enforcement order on the company, it's the world's largest m

but someone as unnaturally child sized as greg. anyway, shear what is coming up on -- here is what is coming up. rick santorum received 21% of the vote. typically he was polled 6%. his polling is up 11% from 8%, and what is interesting about that is that 20% of that was polled before iowa. these figures clearly indicate there is a 286% no one will be able to understand any of thisment -- this. and herman cain is hitting the road by bus with his 9-9-9 plan. he joints the ranks of thousands of schizophrenic and goth kids. and it is an anti-childhood obesity ad campaign with miserable, overweight kids. critics are slamming the ad and claiming it offers no solution. but research shows a group says a comparable solution does exist, diet and exercise. that group, everyone with a human body since time began. andy? >> thanks a lot. see you at half time. let's welcome our guest. i am here with meet the boss .tv reporter anna gill -- gilligan. i would like to welcome a first time guest. you are probably following one of his 400 parity twitte

met her several years ago when she began finding evidence in the brains of deceased nfl players of unnaturalosits. those are the same kind of proteins found in alzheimer's. these symptoms are usually found in people in their 80s. is this definitely caused by blows to the head? >> it's never been seen in any reported case except for the case of blows to the head. >> reporter: that's exactly what the styles wanted to know when they phone natudonated nathan's. we saw telltale signs of the protein. does this surprise you? >> reporter: yes, it does, and it can start very early. >> hi, ann mckee, how do you do? >> reporter: nothing ann mckee will tell them can bring nathan back. but the styles hope that this rare gift will teach us more about brain concussions than we have ever known before. >> we have all the confidence in the world that there's something to be learned from it. >> i think it want it to be my life's mission to make sure that this doesn't happen to other kids. >> reporter: mckee knows how much more vulnerable these young kids may be. when the developing brain is hit during football

probation officer also said the women were quote in various unnatural positions. some appeared to be asleep, some appeared to be unconscious, some nonresponsive. naso is acting as his own attorney. his preliminary hearing will determine if he will be held over and tried for murder. >>> tonight animal rights activists are claiming responsibility for setting nine cattle trucks on fire. the calinga cattle ranch is the biggest in the state and is a familiar landmark for drivers on i5. eric rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: this is the letter that went out to talk about how these fires were set. but other animal activists say they are not condoning what happened. >> reporter: the fires that burned 14 empty cattle trucks at harris ranch on sunday immediately appeared to be the work of arsonists. >> obviously there's something there that led them to believe that it was arson. >> reporter: now animal rights activists are claiming responsibility in an anonymous statement they provided details including how they used caroseen soaked rope and timers to pull off the fire.

he testified the photos showed nude women in various unnatural positions some appeared to be asleep, some appeared to be unconscious and some none responsive. the preliminary hearing is due to last about three weeks. >>> penn state's new president will host the alumni town halls this week. jerry sandusky is facing 52 criminal charges of sexually abusing children over a 15 year period. now the scandal led to the ousting of joe paterno the school's president and athletic directser. the first town hall is scheduled for today in pittsburgh. >>> they approved a new parking plan and they will upgrade the main parking lot to include 7,000 parking lots. it also extends the parks lease until 2074. it will be built on the city's overflow lot and they will be in walking distance of the proposed new stadium. >>> with the possible mooch to san jose -- possible move to san jose it will not be on the agenda. they will have to approve any location that the oakland a's may make. still on the topic, -- on the agenda when it will be approached about the proposed move. >>> it is getting busier at the pl

awkward and unnatural. nobody is having a good time.ic: who is in favor of this? whose idea is this? >> bob: this happened because the group had a lot of e-mail members of congress and decided that was something to pay attention to. in the end, there is a real story here. there is polarization between the parties of the congress of the united states. rating is low on either side. >> eric: i love polarization. >> bob: you are a polarizing qui. with wine or without. if you decide to run, i'd like to see a stark difference in the poll. it'd like to see your red wing agenda versus obama's agenda. you represent 25% of the country. that is why you will get killed. unless you find reasonable middle ground. >> greg: quick bet. "state of the union" address tomorrow how many time will "fair share" or "fairness" come up? >> eric: not enough. 45 minutes to an hour, six. >> dana: 18. >> eric: 18? >> kimberly: seven. >> bob: as many as he could because the point is exactly right. the republicans favored wealthy people -- >> dana: you realize the most

is this what happens naturally or unnaturally when the duration gets this long and gets this absurd, you end up with atrocities. >> two things. you never videotape something like that. that's stupid. beyond that, this is bad. they need to deal with it directly. part of the problem over the fact we've been in ten years is we've been allowing folks with criminal records. if you remember last year aeshl specialists were killing farmers for support. we diminished the standards. what and what you see now is kids with bad habits coming in. you'll find this was one of the cases where they should have never been in the military to begin with. >> that goes to the decision to use one-half of the 1% of american population and ask them to reenlist again and again. so my question to you is, how much of the american policy of relying on 1% of the population for the war, reenlisting these people is a function of a policy? it's easy to sit here and point figures at some guy who did something that's horrible. it doesn't help solve the problem though. >> we have to go back to a pre9/11 military. we co

probation officer also said the women were quote in various unnatural positions. some appeared to be asleep, some appeared to be unconscious, some nonresponsive. naso is acting as his own attorney. his preliminary hearing will determine if he will be held over and tried for murder. >>> tonight animal rights activists are claiming responsibility for setting nine cattle trucks on fire. the calinga cattle ranch is the biggest in the state and is a familiar landmark for drivers on i5. eric rasmussen has the story. >> reporter: this is the letter that went out to talk about how these fires were set. but other animal activists say they are not condoning what happened. >> reporter: the fires that burned 14 empty cattle trucks at harris ranch on sunday immediately appeared to be the work of arsonists. >> obviously there's something there that led them to believe that it was arson. >> reporter: now animal rights activists are claiming responsibility in an anonymous statement they provided details including how they used caroseen soaked rope and timers to pull off the fire.

met her several years ago when she began finding evidence in the brains of deceased nfl players of unnatural are the same kinds of proteins found in alzheimer's patients. it's a progressive degenerative disease which leads to dementia and alzheimer's-like symptom ps. but these symptoms are usually pound in people in their 80s, not their 40s. is this definitely caused by blows to the head? >> it's never been seen in any reported case except for the case of blows to the head. >> reporter: that's exactly what the styles wanted to know when they donated nathan's brain. did repeated blows to the brain cause that kind of damage in young nathan's brain? and the answer was yes. under the microscope -- >> that's really obvious. >> we saw tell-tale signs of the protein. did this surprise you? >> yes, it did. it can start very early. >> reporter: a's amazing. 17 years old. >> 17. >> reporter: and for the first time, dr. mckey is about to show nation's parent what is she found. >> had you. ann mckey, how are you doing? nothing that she's about to tell him will bring nathan back. seeing all those dark br

first met her years ago when she began finding evidence in the brains of deceased nfl players of unnatural protein deposits, the same kind of proteens found in alzheimer's patients. it's called chronic traumatic n enaccee enaccept lop think. these symptoms are usually found in people in their 80s, not their 40s. >> is this definitely caused by blows to the head? >> it's never been seen in any reported case, except for a case of blows to the head. >> that's exactly what the styles wanted to know when they donated nathan's brain to mckee's center. did repeated blows to the head cause that kind of damage in young nathan's brain? and the answer was yes. under the microscope -- >> that's really obvious. >> we saw taelltale signs of th protein. >> did this surprise you? >> yes, it definitely did. it can start really early? that's amazing. 17 years old. >> 17. >> and for the first time, dr. mckee is about to show nathan's parents what she found. >> hi. ann mckee. how do you do? >> nice to meet you. >> nothing ann mckee is about to tell them will bring nathan back. >> this is looking at it under t

there is poster boards, tables, many different women that appeared to be in unnatural positions, drugged, in my opinions, unconscious or dead. some had stockings, some nude. he was arrested for probation violation, and eight days later a search was conducted. inside the garage, officer jackson testifies there was no electricity so i used my flash light. inside, there were mannequin legs and four firearms behind the refrigerator. in an unlocked safe, 10,000 in cash. after a brief court recess, a second probation officer testified what he located during the second search of joseph naso's home. located on the dining room table, there was a clip board, with a diary of rapes, and underage assaults. one was on a gray hound bus in another state, the diary said. and more details on the diary, coming up at 6:00, the lead detective takes the stand and starts to connect joseph naso to the four women killed. >>> and san francisco district attorney announcing a big development today in the case of an accused serial rapist. he says that surveillance video and tips are what helped to break the case. fr