that detectives have gone door to door in the edgewood neighborhood here this afternoon where an unnerving crime happened around 4:00 this morning. the police report says the couple awoke to find two men in their bedroom, one armed with a knife, the other had a gun. they took the couple's money, iphones and laptops. >> the second case they attempted to sexually assault the woman, so this is a very serious case. we domt t want the public's hel they know anything about this or saw anything out there this morning, we would like to hear from them. >> reporter: what we're told is a struggle ensued. a shot was fired in the that house by the suspect. it went into the wall into an adjoining row house. coming up we'll talk to a woman who was sleeping when that bullet whizzed by her head. jackie benson, news4. >>> right now a suspect is under arrest in connection with a sex assault outside a silver spring post office. 47-year-old dennis carpenter was arrested yesterday in washington. he's charged with first-degree rape. police say carpenter attacked a 21-year-old postal worker outside the woodmore p

it was an unnerving sight. live at the scene to continue our coverage. this hour, there is a large crowd of people gathering around me in disbelief. i know what happens. earlier today, when he saw that massive plume of smoke over the capital, you could not help but get that sinking feeling and start fearing the worse. the smoke was visible for myers -- four miles. minds,stion on so many what is going on? i rode my bike up. >> we sell capitol hill, and the fire behind it. i thought it was capitol hill on fire. >> it was shocking. very dark, ominous. >> a lot of people turned to social media to get information quickly. and also help ease concerns. there was only one concerned that this could have been a terror attack. the people who i spoke with tonight say they hope the business can rebuild. >> thank you. also, a heartbreaking the members -- and remember it's free teenager who was about to high school after a skateboard stunt went wrong. loved ones remembered john as a young man with a big heart. >> classmates gathered for a candlelight vigil. tom rouse h

>> well, because people were unnerved, and when people are unnerved, they typically sell, go to cash, and go to the sidelines, but the fed governors are now coming out really trying to moderate that tone, trying to ease the tone saying, oh, it's out there, but it doesn't look like we're going to pull back at all by the end of the year, and it's only if we get unemployment number down and only if this happens and only if that happens. again, i think the concern was, you know, people, when they get nervous, when there's uncertainty, what happens in the market place? people sell and move out to cash. i think that's what we saw, but, you know, i think that not markets or the vix topping a strong market rally, the fact there's the call buying into vix out pacing, it's 3 to 1, that signals the bottom of the market now. >> joe bell, there's mixed signals, and no more mixed signal than in consumer trends that are all over the place, but you are comfortable they go in the right direction. in fact, you bet on the retail etf. what encourages you about consumer trends? >> well, the consumer trend

does that unnerve you at all? >> not really. i assume that they read all that [bleep] kind of.'t you think? a little bit. but i hadn't really thought about it until right now honestly. >> you're about to think about it because we thought we'd play a little n.s.a. we will be the n.s.a. so we put a camera in your dressing room as a national security measure. just to see, like can we roll that clip now. >> you booked me on the daily show with jon stewart and there's no jon stewart. it's some british guy. that whiny actor out of his t eavment-drinking mouth. i would rather be cleaning the bathroom in giant stadium with my bush. i would rather have a [bleep] from a poisonous tarantula. i stand by all that. >> and that's the only important thing. you know, you can't get in trouble if you haven't done anything wrong. >> exactly. i've done a lot wrong. >> look, on every level this was so funny. >> thank you so much. no. thank you. you couldn't have been jadyy h n smith. and you weren't. >> i appreciate it. seth rogen, ladies and gent >> that's our show. i'll try not to curse so much ne

cameras across the street and on street lights to provide clues about the suspicious death that unnerved so many here in san jose. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a woman who gained world wide notoriety for planting a severed finger in a bowl of chilly from wendy's is headed back to prison. she served four years for that hoax in 2005. now she is in trouble for lying to protect her 26-year-old son who shot himself in the ankle last october. as a convicted felon having a gun violated his patrol. she is facing two years in pris for helping -- prison for helping her son. >>> foggy mornings and warm afternoons. the specifics on this warm up and pinpoint where you could see triple digits. >> first we hear from this bay area woman who contracted hepatitis a from berries. >> hard to believe. >> and after the break, the bitter act that is legal and what is being done to make it a crime. >>> a mother who was injured in a crash in fremont yesterday that killed her three-year-old boy died today of her injuries. people brought flowers where the car hit the tree. authorities identified the boy tod

in afghanistan in 2009 and was captured by the taliban and has appeared in handful of its is very unnervingto be a prisoner. >> his parents were overjoyed when they received a letter believed to be from their son to the international red cross. now he is again in the headlines and negotiations for his release are underway. >> with news of potential discussions between the taliban, the united states and afghan government, they were extremely they simply>> refused to let him go. >> there are now more jellyfish in the mediterranean than ever before. scientists say they are threatening biodiversity and tourism. the suggestion to fish them for food is not proving easy to swallow. >> they've been swimming gracefully through the seas for millions of years. but a new scientific report says the jellyfish population is now ballooning out of control. off the coast of spain, this team of researchers is looking for evidence that overfishing has taken away their natural and are -- no natural enemies. in the absence of predators, jellyfish feed on fish larval eye and small fish and making it difficult for

. >> this unbelievably savage crime is unnerving, especially because there appears to be no reason for. we condemn that in the strongest terms. >> the court found six teens and one of their fathers guilty of manslaughter, but some have already announced they will appeal the judge's ruling. >> it is time for a change of action now. in international soccer news, sunday was the second day of the confederations cup. >> the defending world and european champions, spain, made a very strong car to the campaign -- started a campaign campaign with a win over uruguay. >> this was richly deserved for spain. the final score did not do their superiority justice. uruguay show them too much respect and found it difficult to disrupt spain's masterful passing. seth gas -- cesc fabregas bore down on the goal. they had the lead after a deflection from the defender. uruguay only threatened in the first half. half an hour in, sold auto -- soldado struck for spain. 2-0, spain. after the break, spain continue to hog the ball. soldado again went close. uruguay were not completely down and out. suarez scored w

for us thoughts about investments this week were unnerving. >> there is a lot of uncertainty out there. >> if you take a few bruises, put your best game in there. what do you do? that's the stock market. that's how it works. >> reporter: at the start of the week a two-day runup on the due and s and p put may's records back in sight and wednesday, a 200-point drop after ben bernanke put on notice the fed may trim bond buying before the end of the year and ended not long after that. >> we will continue to reduce the pace of purchases in measured steps through the first half of next year ending purchases around mid year. >> reporter: with the end of the fed's asset buying program in sight, stocks dropped another 300 points thursday before stabilizing today. of course, that plan depends on whether the economy continues to improve. gone in two days were was last two months of gains in the stock market. for the year stocks are up more than 12%, even if a lot of us have doubts about the health of the economy. >> unemployment needs to be fixed, housing market. >> i'm worried about the economy.

. >> this unbelievably savage crime is unnerving, especially because there appears to be no reason for. we condemn that in the strongest terms. >> the court found six teens and one of their fathers guilty of manslaughter, but some have already announced they will appeal the judge's ruling. >> it is time for a change of action now. in international soccer news, sunday was the second day of the confederations cup. >> the defending world and european champions, spain, made a very strong car to the campaign -- started a campaign campaign with a win over uruguay. >> this was richly deserved for spain. the final score did not do their superiority justice. uruguay show them too much respect and found it difficult to disrupt spain's masterful passing. seth gas -- cesc fabregas bore down on the goal. they had the lead after a deflection from the defender. uruguay only threatened in the first half. half an hour in, sold auto -- soldado struck for spain. 2-0, spain. after the break, spain continue to hog the ball. soldado again went close. uruguay were not completely down and out. suarez scored w

. >> now if i have to leave for two days i'm unnerved about it. >> reporter: well based on a request by council member herr era, the city is now looking into if a compromise can be reached. >>> some bay area vineyards just won top honors for their wine. coming up in five minutes, the winning bottles that won't break the bank. >>> the issue that has the a lister fired up. >> right after the break, mass bandits are trouble. the problems racoons are causing and the up tick in bay area sightings. >>> now to that breaking news out of pacifica where a man had a shark encounter. this is our first look at the damage the shark did to the kayak. the surfer sent us these pictures. the attack happened off lindamar beach. the man was in his kayak when a great white shark appeared. you can see the marks on the kayak. the shark thrashed around with the kayak in its teeth. the fishermen ended up losing his fishing gear. but other than being shaken up he was not hurt. >>> mass innovators are making themselves at home all over the bay area and evicting them sometimes takes professional help. this is t

is that, do you think, sort of unnerving? >> i think -- well, i think it is unnerving.ght. the president and the congress are nowhere. we need a better fiscal policy than the government has. having said that, the fed can't really carry this by itself. the fed is not going to be able to lower the unemployment rate without better fiscal policy. >> so give me your thoughts on -- first, let me get your thoughts, backtrack a bit, and get your thoughts on the fed decision, more specifically the comments on the economy. because this market certainly had a real sharp reaction. >> well, i think the economy is in what i would describe as a fairly tepid recovery. i think the fed's change in statement indicates perhaps a little more optimism than that. the caution is we've had several of these episodes of thinking things could completely turn the corner, and they haven't. >> well, you said recently that you would give bernanke an "a," an "a minus," and what do you think he's doing right? >> i think the chairman did a very good job in the aftermath of the crisis. the fed was a stead

. >> it's a little unnerving, but it's not going to deter me from running. i'll just stay where there are people around. i won't go off the trail or areas i'm not familiar with. >> authorities also advise women to walk or run with someone else and report suspicious persons to police. >>> happening now, a search for an elderly man who vanished in san jose this morning. the 87 year old was reported missing around 11:30 last seen around 9:00 a.m. family members say li suffers from dementia and is known to frequent the downtown san jose area looking for newspapers. anyone with information is urged to please, call police. a missing 89 year old woman was found safe in san francisco. she disappeared from san francisco international two days ago. she was last seen in the customs area in the international terminal while waiting for her family to pick her up. she suffers from dementia and hearing loss. she was found earlier this morning. they are not saying where exactly and is reported to be in good health and reunited by the relatives today. >>> we have new informat

. >> it is unnerving to see the horde coming. >> helys -- lives just down the lane. >> you could tell it was a huge raging party going on. >> so huge was the teenage party that it took every available sheriff's deputy plus the chp to shut it down. >> party just got out of hand. >> that is what happened saturday night when a 16-year- old girl who was left home by her parents for the weekend called some friends. the party started out as a small gathering for a few close friends, but when one of the girls contacted another contact telling them about the party, that opened a flood gate. like the fictional movie project x the party went viral in minutes with 200 to 300 teens showing up at once. >> some kid had put a time and a location on the facebook and everybody was with pouring up here. they were pretty case respectful. although, i have to admit they did not trash anything anywhere else except the party house and the party house is a mess. >> it go so wild the 16-year- old party hostess was forced to leave. by that time they broke furniture and broke furniture. >> items were stolen, in

tonight a local man is talking about an unnerving robbery at a restaurant near logan circle. s shamari stone is live with his story. >> reporter: that man was sitting at this very table with his friend. they were eating pizza slices like this one right here. suddenly the suspect walked up, and little did that suspect know, right up there, you see that camera? well, it captured the robbery. take a close look at this surveillance video. the man shown at the right top corner of your screen calmly walks up to two guys, robbing them at gunpoint outside pizzoli's in northwest d.c. last month. >> what's your reaction when you look at this video? >> well, i mean, i can still see it visibly in my mind. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, the victim who doesn't want to be identified tells me he was eating slices with a friend. >> the first thing he said when he came up was, do you guys have any money? >> reporter: they thought he was a panhandler, then he handles the gun, flashing it. >> just to let us know he's not jerking around. >> reporter: and demands money. >> give me everyth

to attack the presidential palace in the heart of kabul the center of afghan power is going to be unnerving some people especially at this time. the afghan led response to this attack the police chief local police chief says that they managed to suppress the insurgents and stop all of that action within two hours so they achieved they didn't cave in the right but this is the center of kabul they have all the resources around them further out in the countryside you know town confer could've been a very different story indeed but tom when it comes to the pullout of american and nato forces from afghanistan are they combining the pull out with some sort of diplomatic process to really try and heal the country fix the country and bring about some sort of long term peace they are trying to these peace talks have been mooted for quite a while and they are office has been opened by the taliban they haven't renounced violence as best as we go at the same time as these negotiations which raises a lot of questions can you do both but this attack came before the a very press conference to discuss that

type of action should be allowed by the united states government despite the well despite the the unnerving that it does towards their european allies of course this is also a humiliating blow to the internet companies we all in trust with our most private data r.t. business presenting katie pilbeam takes a closer look at the ramifications for then. web sites like facebook google and instagram have been mining the personal information of their hundreds of millions of users through their computers or mobiles every day from our favorite sports top designers on diets you name it we've talked about it they make a digital note of it and this personal data is big business most of all stick with grease some of what we can be used to at target our friends do use us to deal even the new revelations at our private data is being abused to make these huge companies even richer it in little to quench our enthusiasm for them well at least for now take verizon for example the biggest u.s. cell phone network with one hundred twenty one million subscribers is accused of handing over millions of phone record

type of action should be allowed by the united states government despite the well despite the the unnerving that it does towards their european allies fallout from edward snowden's expose a is developing rapidly and we are across it for you get the latest updates and global reaction here and that dot com. we report online how his whereabouts may be unknown but he could well end up in russia that's after a spokesman for president putin said the country would consider granting political asylum to the whistleblower if he asked for it. and british foreign secretary william hague is fighting accusations that the u.k. surveillance agency was allowed to dip into american citizens spine it you can get more on that at r.t. dot com. well government surveillance was among the key she's touched upon by president putin within the past few as during a q. and a session here at the center and i. looked around that was there because then you might have to come to them it is no secret that surveillance is widely used by modern intelligence services such methods are vital to counter terrorism but in russia fo

that if i had problems and it's alleged this is because they talked to informants well especially unnerved by these surveillance revelations as europe where privacy and data protection laws are taken very very seriously you are krauts are demanding answers from the u.s. saying the scope of the spying operation goes beyond all boundaries particularly vocal was germany which its image was singled out for extra wiretapping and communication interception the country's economic success has led some to believe the spying goes beyond countering terror into the real realm of industrial espionage all the e.u. states also reacted with shock but not the u.k. i thought the british political activist jim killick says is very worrying i think what is a bit disturbing about the the attitude of our government to the moment is that they are. really there resting on the laurels of the americans i think well this is great we've got a close relationship with the americans who are benefiting from the intelligence we get from them so let's not rattle the cage too much i think that doesn't apply for instance of

it is very unnerving to be a prisoner. >> reporter: that was four years ago. the private is now a sergeant promoted twice in captivity. but the only real stripes for bowe bergdahl received are those yellow ribbons on the trees back home. >> he's been gone far too long. we continue to call for and work towards his safe and immediate release. >> reporter: in afghanistan, military raids and offers of rewards have failed to produce results. today, a glimmer of hope from the state department -- confirmation the u.s. is prepared to negotiate with the taliban for his release. but u.s. officials won't say if they'll agree to taliban demands for a prisoner exchange. >> we have not made a decision to transfer any taliban detainees from guantanamo bay. >> reporter: in small town idaho neighbors remember him as a kid who worked in a coffee shop. he loved to dance, fence and ride his mountain bike. for his parents it's been an agonizing ordeal. >> when they hear that their son could possibly be released that's very good news for them. >> not soon enough probably. >> they'r

when the wind was blowing, i have never heard him so unnerved before.utes after the hour. for aaron hernandez, another search of his massachusetts home. police are trying to find out his connection to the death of a semiproplayer. saturday, authorities went through his home again. hernandez has not been charged for a crime, nor has police said what they are looking for. >>> it is not the supreme court, twinkies. twinkies and other snacks will be on store shelves. the new owners say they tweaked a few recipes and changed how they deliver products. they reduced the number of bakeries thoo produce them. would you eat a gluten free twinkie? hostess laid off thousands of workers. snack cakes have been in short supply ever since. i will get to the bottom of tweaking recipes. >> how do you tweak the twinkie? >> i don't know. we will see. coming up. july 15th, you have to reserve judgment. >> we are doing a countdown. >> get ready to pay more. starbucks coffee on the rise. why you'll be paying more for your morning jolt. more beautiful every time you wear it. n

that is unnerving to a lot of votes and certainly suggests that we will see greater volatility in thee implication should be positive. >> at this point absolutely right. the rise in bond yield is certainly not an economy killer. yields are up, but historically very benign. clearly the rising rates is a bigger threat for fixed income than it is for equity. but at the margin given that we can all agree that qe end the fed did help dispel markkt over the last few years, the idea that they may be peaking is only fair that that cause a little bit. lou: will we see a correction? >> a little bit more pain. 10%. lou: that's a little thing? >> already done have that much. lou: it will be interesting to see where this goes. the fed can always come in and add another 20 or 30 billion to their monthly bond. i'm just kidding. good to see you. up next, lawmakers are lining up to call this man a trader. the white house calls them -- they remain silent. why? judy miller, ambassador tom bolton next. ♪ ♪ lou: well, let's talk more about the in as a controversy, implications for national security. i am

. >> it is somewhat unnerving to see the horde rampaging up this paceful road. >> he lives just downhe lane. she lives a quarter mile away. >> you could tell it was a huge raging party going on. >> so huge was the teenage party that it took trevor available sheriff's deputy plus the chp to shut it down -- it took every available sheriff's deputy plus the chp to shut it down. that's what happened saturday night when a teenage girl who was left home by her parents over the weekend this had a small gather egg. one of her friends are texted the entire contact list telling them about a party and that opened the flood gates. like the fictional movie project x, the party went viral in minutes with 300 teens showing up at once. >> some kid put a time and a location on the facebook and everybody was pouring up here. they were pretty disrespectful in most cases. although, i have to admit they did not trash anything anywhere else except the party house, and the party house is a mess. >> it got so wild the 16-year- old party hostess was forced to flee her own home and went to a neighbor's to cal

maybe it is just me, but isn't this all a little unnerving right about now?'re keeping all this info on us in a safe place, just in case? please, this isn't the patriot act, this is all a big act, convincing us we should be pleased they're taking abundance of caution even as they rifle through more than an abundance of our personal stuff. think about the millions upon millions of verizon phone records sitting now at the nsa. you can't tell me one curious cubicle gnome gets a bee in his bonnet about any one of us, doesn't do a little snooping on his own there? and don't tell me that can't happen because it already has by a 29-year-old kid who we're told couldn't have had this access, but did, but even if he did stumble upon it, could never leak it, but has. forgive my doubts if nsa types say they'd never release this stuff. isn't that what irs agents said about tax leaks, then a bunch of romney donors were stuck. what is to stop a grunt from taking a fascinating in your e-mails or reading them or my tax returns and peruse them, whether they see the light of da

now if i have to leave for two days i'm unnerved about it. >> reporter: based on a formal request bye herr era, the city is researching compromises on surveillance systems can be reached. >>> san jose is trying a new tactic to deal with homeless encampments. more park rangers. san jose officials believe there are 10 to 20 encampments like this one. the water board approved the money for two rangers and the city agreed to fund two more. >>> they are seeing an increase in calls about racoons. the furry masked invaders like to make themselves at home in attics and crawl spaces. two major pest control companies have fielded 200 calls in the bay area. dwayne tits is ceiling foundation vents and then spray a deterrent to flush out a family. >> they're denning up in people's homes and the mothers try to pick a really good spot. as the babies grow older they're more vocal and they wrestle around and play and that's typically when the homeowners hear them. >>> titus says he recently had to cut through dry wall in a home in santa cruz to remove a mother and her five babies. >>> in a wet day to

now if i have to leave for two days i'm unnerved about it. >> reporter: based on a formal request byrr era, the city is researching compromises on surveillance systems can be reached. >>> san jose is trying a new tactic to deal with homeless encampments. more park rangers. san jose officials believe there are 10 to 20 encampments like this one. the water board approved the money for two rangers and the city agreed to fund two more. >>> they are seeing an increase in calls about racoons. the furry masked invaders like to make themselves at home in attics and crawl spaces. two major pest control companies have fielded 200 calls in the bay area. dwayne tits is ceiling foundation vents and then spray a deterrent to flush out a family. >> they're denning up in people's homes and the mothers try to pick a really good spot. as the babies grow older they're more vocal and they wrestle around and play and that's typically when the homeowners hear them. >>> titus says he recently had to cut through dry wall in a home in santa cruz to remove a mother and her five babies. >>> in a wet day today,

when you look at the video and you see how easy it is, it's pretty unnerving. >> unnerving indeed.w police don't know how widespread it is yet. how do you protect yourself? here's the takeaway. police say don't leave anything valuable inside your car, even if it's parked in your own driveway, that includes your garage door opener because if the thieves get that, they're suddenly inside your house. also keep your car registration in your wallet, do not leave it in the glove compartment. police say with that information on the registration like your home address, criminals can steal your identity. but right now no question about it the priority for police is finding this device so they can take it apart and figure out what it is. if you have any information that could help, go to our website, today.com and go to the rossen reports section. our viewers are smart and know a lot about electronics, maybe they can help police. >> so many people, the car registration in the glove box. >> not after today. >>> smart drugs that are supposed to make you more focused and productive but are they

. >> i think one of the reasons why so many people are unnerved because paula deen admitted to sayinghe said the n word is because i think a lot of white people are still using the n word. the you're calling her racist because she admitted to saying a long time ago, if you don't say it then i'm not talking to you. if you're calling her racist because she admitted to saying it then you're calling me a racist because i'm still using it and that's what is lighting a fire, i believe, for a lot of americans who don't want to hear they are using words that are associated with racism. >> i think you're right about that. when we had this discussion and talking about paula deen there are people immediately on social media calling you a reverse racist. i say there's no such thing. that would mean you're fair to every one. just by asking that conversation i think you're right. here is what i have to say. if you listen to people who support paula deen or who don't their problem is not with the n word that she said a few years ago. the problem is with her seemingly not understanding the culture re

. >> when you look at the video and you see how easy it is, it's pretty unnerving. >> you can see jeff rossen's full investigation and some ideas on how to protect yourself on "today" right here on nbc4. >>> you've probably seen a gargoyle on the side of a building but this one in arizona, nine feet tall, scary thing here. that's not why some folks want him taken down, though. they're upset about what we can't show you right now. you see, this is in the buff. let's just say, he's anatomically correct. the artist who made him says he never meant to oe. fend anybody. >> wasn't put on there to offend anybody. that isn't the reason. everything has a sex. >> but we don't always need to show that. we get it. the city here -- the city ordered the artist to take down the statue or face $1,000 fine. 'peeled that and it should be resolved next month. we'll keep an eye on it. >> the gargoyle is nine feet tall, by the way. >>> everyone loves catching a foul ball unless it sparks a family feud. this dad catches a ball during the san francisco giants game, hands it to one of his sons. when he tells

now i have men served alongside me and every save that medal unnerves denied it by the foreign office or for what reason. or they said they were because we haven't done nothing when the last five years old very very upset not just for me for all the past and present shit mites now i serve with a main and also their families. more news coming up on r.t. after a short break stay with us here on r.t. . download the official application. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. seventeen minutes past the hour and word snowden the man who exposed the extent of u.s. secret global surveillance programs remains in an or manes at an unknown hong kong location awaiting washington's next expected move against him he willingly revealed his identity after leaking documents showing the u.s. national security agency has been keeping tabs on both americans and foreigners hundreds marched outside the u.s. consulate in hong kong to show their support for the wh

one, our hope, our prayers are with them and their families and hoping that we can just -- it's so unnerving when the weather is like this. the older that i get, the longer i live in oklahoma, the more of a healthy fear that i have for tornadoes. . our hope is that people will listen to those weather forecasters saying take need cover. when they say that, that means get underground. we know that anything above ground lessens your chances of survival. so we really hope that people will heed those warnings, stay off the roadway tonight and just be patient as we try to clear up the interstate systems and get the traffic flowing again. >> betsy, thank you very much. good advice from you. good luck to you and everyone in oklahoma right now. we're going to have much more coming up. we're watching it, getting new video from storm chasers. we'll be right back. i want to make things more secure. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to

quick instincts took over to save his trainer. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, this story is a little unnervingth officials plan to keep a close watch on a northern california burger king after a blade-spiked burger accident. a customer reported biting into a cheese burger and finding a two-inch long razor blade inside. police believe it was all an accident. they discovered that the blade is the same kind the employees use to clean the flame broilers. the customer, luckily, was not hurt. >>> a close call caught on tape. an out-of-control driver speeding down a sidewalk, barely missing a guide dog and its training. the dog may still be learning, but he's already doing quite a job. >> honey, hop up. >> reporter: guide dog instructor daniel is feeling especially connected to her student, o'neal, after the two survived a potentially deadly accident, all while she was blindfolded. the surveillance video captured the moment when a 93 woman inadvertently jumped the curb and barreled down a sidewalk in reverse. >> sounds like a movie set going on behind me. there's just crashing and it gets closer and

. >> that must have been a little unnerving. >> you'd think every audition you'd get called back you'dtter. then you think the competition is getting that much more steep. it's a nerve-racking process. but if you find a job like this, you got to chase it. >> when you got the call, what did that feel like? >> i was partially convinced i called the wrong person. >> it was like 1,000 ideas i tried to get outas once. -- i tried to get out at once. >> especially the last ten minutes of this thing, it's pretty intense. you and johnny depp did almost all of your own stunts. that's not exactly what you're known for. >> right. >> i think when you read this script, i know you wanted to do it. you wanted to work with johnny depp and that director, but what in the world did you say, oh, my gosh, that's going to be -- how long is that, like almost a year? >> like nine or ten months. when it says in the script tonto drags john reed behind a horse i thought, oh, they'll figure out a way to do that. of course you show up on set and they say, we're going to drag you behind a horse. >> are you kidding?

have an australian new zealand canada now i meant served alongside me and every save that medal unnerved they know it it the foreign office for what reason. for they said there because we haven't done nothing when the last five years i was very very upset not just for a day for all the past and present chip bites i serve with our main and also their families. still to come bombings and shootings role because she in neighborhoods across iraq think at least fifty one people. would take a look at how the sense spike in sectarian violence is undermining hopes for peace in the region with itself. plus the first female in space. sort of rates fifty years since he died he's the styles that's unlawful. you know what's worse than a corrupt bureaucrat a crook beer crack who sucks at being corrupt a scumbag bureaucrat in veronese russia just couldn't help himself and put some very hefty charges for services contracts for road repair and construction in just three years use able to take enough of a percentage off of these contracts though investigators raided his house he had the equivalent of over

i find that unnerving. do you? >> i do.don't have to look any further than the nsa and the collection of all of these phone records to think, gosh, they know everybody at ever called. what might that mean? and you couple it with the irs and their abuse of discretion with some of these cooservative groups and tea party groups and saying, well, we might not give you tax status. if a government can be capricious and use their discretion and couple that with all this information, i mean, it raises a really dangerous and disturbing possibilities. gerri: absolutely. do you trust the government with that information? how they going to use it? you don't know. they promise one thing. we just had a segment where data on veterans, on paper, sitting on top of filing cabinets for years. youujust don't know what the end of the day have this kind of thing will be used. in the private sector is a $2 billion a year industry and only growing. what do you make of that? >> well, you know, what is equally disturbing is all those rules -- and we

and it is very unnerving to be a prisoner. >> reporter: that was four years ago.te is now a sergeant promoted twice in captivity. but the only real stripes for the soldier are the yellow ribbons on the trees back home. >> he has been gone far too long. we continue to call for and work for his safe and immediate release. >> reporter: military raids and offers of reward have failed to produce results. a glimmer of hope, confirmation the u.s. is prepared to negotiate with the taliban for his release. the u.s. officials won't say if they'll agree to taliban demand for a prisoner exchange. >> we have not made a decision to transfer any taliban detainees from guantanamo bay. >> reporter: in small town idaho, neighbors remember him as a charming kid who worked in the local coffee shop, liked to dance, fence and ride his mountain bike. for his parents an agonizing or deal. >> when they hear their son could be released. that's good news. >> not soon enough probably. >> the sooner the better. >> reporter: the u.s. military prides itself on never leaving a man behind. the wa

snowden was getting at, was what says unnerved him about these programs, is the conversation that welly need to have. we have kind of disproportionately taken terroristic threats out of of the content of keeping us safe when all sorts of things make americans not safe, all sorts of things kill americans from gun violence to reckless driving to the wars we are now engaged in. we have basically said terrorism is a bigger issue than all of those and we will give up our privacy rights for that pursuit of those terrorists. we have to have a conversation about whether or not that is kind of out of proportion. >> i wonder, ross, if that conversation would kind of get lost now or upstaged by the fact that there is this admission. does the conversation about security versus privacy get put on the back burner now as the u.s. or this administration tries to figure out how do you pursue someone who has leaked classified information, how do you prosecute someone who is admitting to leaking this classified information an how do you retrieve that person when they are in a kind of protected zone som

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