it took elizabeth smart about 30 seconds to speak her peace to brian david mitchell who chosed his eyes and sang hymns when she was talking. today he received two hive sentences without parole. smart told him he took away 9 months of her life that can never be returned, and that she will have a good life despite what he did to her. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart now 23 recently returned from a mormon mission to france. she plans to finish college and is considering a career in law. >>> sun bathers beware. many sun screens do not provide enough protection. the ftf does block the upv rays but more than half the sun screens on the market do not protect from the cancer causing uva rays. >> when we took a look at sun screens available in the u.s. we found that three out of five do not contain enough uva protection. >> the group also says that a high spf does not mean it protects against melanoma. so which products are best? loo

her testimony helped convict mitchell of kidnapping and sex crime charges. >> brian david mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he kidnapped me and all the events that followed. >> reporter: smart is getting on with her life. she just recently returned from a mormon mission to france, and she plans to finish college. >> i am looking at all the different possibilities. i'm trying to decide where i can make the biggest difference. >> reporter: smart is also considering a career in law, to help other crime victims like herself. kendis gibson, cbs news, salt lake city, utah. >>> "cbs moneywatch" time now on a thursday. a good day for stocks in asia. ashley morrison here in new york with that and more. good morning to you. >> good morning to you, terrell. asian markets rebounded today as worries eased over europe's debt crisis. japan's nikkei gained almost 1.5% while hong kong's hang seng also traded higher. and the price of oil also rose to nearly $102 a barrel. >>> today, wall street gets the weekly jobless claim numbers, and the latest measure of gdp. on wednesday, stocks snapped t

. >> brian david mitchell was sentenced yesterday to life in prison for abducts smart from her salt lake city and raping her for nine months when she was just 14 years old. mitchell sang hymns in court just as he did during the trial but smart, now 23 years old shot down his insanity defense when she got a chance to confront him face to face. >> as i said during court, and i'll say it again now, i absolutely, 100% believe that brian david mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he kidnapped me and all of the events that followed. today is the ending of a very long chapter and the beginning of a very beautiful chapter for me. so, in regards to closure, yes, absolutely. i think i was so excited to have this day finally here, to be able to continue my efforts in child advocacy, making a difference in other children's lives, that there wasn't a feeling of nervousness or fear that could have prevented me from saying what i felt i needed to say. i think one of the biggest ways to overcome any trial in life, to heal from any kind of experien experience, is by helping those around you. beca

it took smart about 30 seconds to speak her peace to brian david mitchell, who closed his eyes and sang hymns as she spoke. yesterday, he received two life sentences without parole. smart told him he took away nine months of her life that can never be returned, that never affect her again and that she will have a good life despite what he did. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart is now 23 recently returned from a mormon mission to france. she says she plans to finish college and is considering a career in law. >>> the walt disney company has withdrawn its application to trademark the name seal team 6. that's the same name. elite navy team that killed osama bin laden. okay. seal team 6, disney, not sure if that goes together t had applied for the trademark rights two days after the military raid in pakistan. the company pulled the plug on its application after the navy moved to protect naming rights. >>> all right, folks. just g

david mitchell. he was declared competent to stand trial. i remember talking to elizabeth smart's dad who felt he was faking it in the courtroom, you know, having these outbursts to seem like he was schizophrenic or had some sort of mental instability. >> first of all, there's not a blood test or a brain scan that can conclusively diagnose some of the things we're talking about here. so these diagnoses are based on lots of different things, including hours and hours of interviews and evaluation, all the background information, all of that. in the end, he was diagnosed with anti-social and narcissistic behavior. these are very different than loughner's case of paranoid schizophrenia. they felt while he had these behaviors, they were dangerous, he was able to understand what was going on. this was based on, again, professional evaluations that were done similar to what jared loughner had. >> these categories are hard to define and the judges struggle. it's not always an easy call. >> loughner's case go

brian david mitchell and his estranged wife were arrested for kidnapping. smart spoke directly to mitchell before his life sentence was handed down. i know you know what you did was wrong. you did it with the full knowledge. i want you to know i have a wonderful life now. you will never affect me again. now 23 years old, smart has attended college, traveled overseas and started a foundation with her family to help bring home the missing. >> i think one of the biggest ways to overcome any trial in life to heal from any kind of experience is by helping those around you because by lifting those around you up, you end up lifting yourself up as well. >> a young woman with an unforgettable past and a promising future. >> reporter: in court, mitchell never spoke or acknowledged smart. elizabeth said she was fine with that, adding that she said she wanted to say and is happy to move on with her life. >> she's such an incredible young lady. thank you so much. >>> and the little boy at seaworld in san diego made an unlikely friend and got caught up in competition lan

brian david mitchell received two life sentences for abducting and raping smart for nine months when she was just 14 years old. mitchell softly sang hymns in the salt lake city courtroom as he did during the trial. but smart now 23 years old got a chance to confront him making it clear that he knew exactly what he was doing. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life, that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart said the sentencing marks the end of a long chapter in her life as well as a beginning of a very beautiful one. she plans to work as a child advocate to help bring missing kids home. >>> jared loughner, the suspect in the january rampage that wounded congresswoman gabrielle giffords, has been ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial. that ruling comes after loughner spent five weeks being observed by mental health professionals. he is now being sent to a facility where experts will work to restore his mental capacities. during his hearing yesterday, loughner burst ou

if prison and smart was finally able to speak directly to mitchell. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life, that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart is now 23 years old and says she wants to help bring other missing children back to their families. it is 12 minutes past the hour on this thursday and marysol castro has another check of our weather. >> good morning, everyone at home. the severe weather has diminished somewhat for today. as we show you the national picture you can see there is a high area of >>> this weather report >> this weather report sponsored by party city. party city has your school colors. party city, no one has more graduation for less. >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now here's erica. >>> just ahead, for the 50 million living with arthritis exercise may seem like the last thing to do. could be one of the best things for you. we'll show you how you can work it in without too much pain. this is "the early show" on cbs. breakfast! [ male

she said today she has moved forward in her life and is pleased that brian david mitchell will be held accountable. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart added that she believes mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he took her, despite his attorney's claim that he is mentally ill. mitchell held her captive and repeatedly raped her for nine months. >>> it was the end of an era today for daytime talk shows as oprah win friday signed off after 25 years. [ applause ] >> on today's show, which was actually taped yesterday, there were no guests. just oprah saying good-bye to her fans for the full hour. and those lucky enough to get tickets worked pretty hard to get them. actually submitting an essay to oprah's website about why they should be in the audience. and as her final show came to a close, these were some of her last words. >> i thank you for being as much of a sweet inspiration for me as i've tried to be for you. i wo

this week brian david mitchell is set to learn his fate. as liz beth smart says she is ready to face him for the final time. >> i'm not sure what i'm going say yet. oh i'll guess we'll see when the time comes. >> he was convicted in utah and jury rejected his insanity defense. his sentencing will end the nightmare that begin in 2002. >> this woman has spent the last eight years of her life being traumatized and work go through this healing process. >> on that night he broke into the smarted house an affluent neighborhood in salt lake city. he kidnapped 14-year-old smart from her bedroom she shared with her sister. he held her cap if i have for nine months repeatedly raping her. they bus tid ted mitchell and reunited smart with her family. >> her inspirational story can captain evade the nation as they watched the 14-year-old victim grow into an adult advocate. she is now 23 a poised young woman evidence of the rock solid spirit. she completed a mormon missionary trip in paris where she shared her story of survival. >> but her saga has one f

in salt lake city, a judge sentenced brian david mitchell to life for kidnapping and raping elizabeth smart almost nine years ago while holding her captive for months. the state court found mitchell mentally ill and up unfit to stand trial. here's what she said later. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life, that one day he will have to be responsible. i was happy for the opportunity to say what i felt i needed to say. and i am thrilled it's over. >> in arizona, a judge ruled that mass shooting suspect jared lee loughner is not competent to stand trial. loughner is charged with killing six people, wounding 13, including congresswoman gabrielle giffords. the judge said he based his decision on mental evaluations of loughner who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia. loughner is going to be re-evaluated in september when he's due back in court. remarkably, very different outcomes in two high profile cases. i talked about both to jeffrey toobin and dr. sanjay gupta. sanjay, how do they determ

she said today she has moved forward in her life and is pleased that brian david mitchell will be held accountable. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart added that she believes mitchell knew exactly what he was doing when he took her, despite his attorney's claim that he is mentally ill. mitchell held her captive and repeatedly raped her for nine months. >>> it was the end of an era today for daytime talk shows as oprah win friday signed off after 25 years. [ applause ] >> on today's show, which was actually taped yesterday, there were no guests. just oprah saying good-bye to her fans for the full hour. and those lucky enough to get tickets worked pretty hard to get them. actually submitting an essay to oprah's website about why they should be in the audience. and as her final show came to a close, these were some of her last words. >> i thank you for being as much of a sweet inspiration for me as i've tried to be for you. i wo

brian david mitchell was sentenced wednesday for his 2002 crimes. smart was just 14 years old at the time mitchell snatched her from her bedroom and wednesday she bravely confronted her tacker. clayton sandell has the report. >> it was a courtroom showdown, nearly nine years in the making. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his justice on earth or after this earth one day he'll have to be responsible for his actions. >> reporter: he was convicted of kidnapping smart in 2002. for nine months she had to endure daily sexual assaults. mitchell forced her to drink alcohol and smoke marijuana. he told her she'd be killed if she tried to escape. but inside this courthouse on wednesday it was elizabeth's turn to do the talking. poised and calm the 23-year-old faced mitchell and told him i know that you know what you did was wrong. you did it with full knowledge. i also want you to know that i have a wonderful life now. >> i was happy for the opportunity to say what i felt i needed to say. and i'm thrilled it's over. >> re

smart, now 23, was 14 when brian david mitchell took her at knife point from her home in salt lake city. today at his sentencing, she told him he took away nine months of her life that she will never get back. the judge sentenced mitchell to life in prison. still ahead, 25 years and one final hour. ,, guy? who claims they can give him an alibi next on cbs 5 >> smith: when her show premiered in 1986, one reviewer said the host was overweight, loud, and boisterous, throws her arms around people, and is, in a word, terrific. nothing changed in 25 years, and today, michelle miller reports, oprah's reign as the queen of daytime tv came to an end. >> reporter: after months of anticipation, the final guest of the oprah winfrey show was revealed-- it was oprah herself. >> thank you, america. thank you so much. >> reporter: the woman who for millions of viewers is more than a talk show host... >> you are responsible for your life. >> reporter: ...she's a life coach... >> love somebody. >> reporter: ...teacher. >> no one completes you. >> reporter: even pop culture preacher. >> god is love. >> re

brian david mitchell snatched smart from her bedroom in salt lake city when she was just 14 years old. mitchell faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. his case stalled for years after state court ruled him mentally unfit to stand trial. >>> in the meantime a judge will decide if a suspect in the tucson shooting rampage is competent to stand trial. loughner is charged with opening fire at a political event at a tucson grocery store, killing six people and injuring 13 others, including congressman gabrielle giffords. the 22-year-old college dropout spent five weeks undergoing mental exams at a federal prison hospital in missouri. >>> we want to take a look at the forecast today. rain in the works but not as bad as we thought? >> every time i check it turns into more of a dud. we're not looking at a whole lot of rain today, but certainly cooler weather. it's one of those days you probably want to stay inside if you can. if you've got the day off and wanted to do some jogging or take the dog for a walk, you'll be able to later on today. we've got a pretty strong front pushing into no

she's speak at the sentencing hearing for brian david mitchell. >>> the third day of deliberations of today, mark kerrigan charged with death of his father at the family home last year. jury considered the case more than 12 hours. >>> two astronauts from "endeavour" on a spacewalk outside the international space station right now. taking place exactly 50 years after president kennedy called for the u.s. to send a man to the moon. >>. >> and coming up later on "good morning america," our exclusive interview with oprah winfrey. the talk show icon gave one exit interview and we have it. that is coming up this morning on "gma." zblin >> interesting on her final day. >>> local news next. >> for others, the mirror ball trophy's latest recipient. with being fed on. we demand k9 advantix ii. it not only kills fleas and ticks, it repels most ticks before they can attach and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. so let's put our paws down in protest. no fetching, no friendship till we all get k9 advantix ii.

convicted rapist brian david mitchell is " to be sentenced today, the homeless--the former homeless street preacher faces life in prison for the abduction and sexual assault of elizabeth smart. at 14 she was forced out of her bed at night point it taken away by mitchell. nine months later she would--nine months later she was rescued. >>: christie look har >>: christie lazard is a front runner in the position for the imf. the first woman who will hold the top job if she wins the election. 1/2 carat >>: contra costa n alan he can teach cts are continuing their search around golden gate recreation area near fort point. >>: more severe weather, as you to unseat sen and midwest. at least eight people died in storms if that have ravaged discipline it all,. in kansas, two people were killed when an operative trees planted to and. two people killed ark. she it twisters half's the dallas and several northern texas >>: we can see the rain heading down 101, pockets of heavy rain here in the therefore the most part, a light rain shifting south of santa rosa. her also see a few less bodies showers alon

brian david mitchell was sentenced to two life sentences. smart says mitchell robbed her of nine mondays of her life. >> i told brian david mitchell today in court that whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life, that one day, he will have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart was just 14 when she was kidnapped. >>> frightening moments for five passengers aboard this small jet in arizona. the plane skidded off a runway and over a cliff while attempting to land at a sa doe na airport. all aboardwalked away unharmed. >>> some relief may be ahead for new york drivers. the state senate voted to eliminate the gas tax for three holiday weekends this year saving drivers 33 cents per gallon. the plan still has to pass the state assembly, something many doubt will happen. disgraced former imf chief, dominique strauss-kahn has some lavish new digs and large. he moved into the 6800 square foot town home where he will wait for his sexual assault trial to begin. this three-story posh pad sits in new york's upscale

a judge imposed a sentence on brian david mitchell. he kidnapped the 14-year-old smart in utah and held her captive for nine months. >>> a judge in arizona has ruled that jared lee loughner is not competent to stand trial. loughner will be take on the a hospital for further test to see if he can become competent. today's hearing, loughner had an outburst and was removed from the courtroom. >>> there could soon be criminal charges against former senator john edwards over payments he made to his mistress, rielle hunter, who worked for his campaign. the justice department has authorized prosecutors to bring charges, but there could be a plea deal. the government's theory, his attorneys say, is wrong. >>> president obama's six-day trip to europe included a speech at the british parliament today. he will visit france and poland before heading back to the united states, traveling through tornado ravaged missouri this sunday. >>> former imf chief dominique strauss-kahn has a new place to stay during house arrest as he awaits trial. he has mov

. >> reporter: at brian david mitchell's sentencing, elizabeth will get the final word telling her tormenter and the judge about the horrors she endured. her testimony helped convict him. a jury rejected his insanity defense. this week his sentencing will officially end the nightmare that began in 2002 for elizabeth smart. >> this woman has spent the last eight years of her life being traumatized and then working through the healing process. it's time to end it. >> reporter: on that warm june night he broke into the smart house tucked in an affluent neighborhood gripping a knife he kidnapped 14-year-old elizabeth smart from the bedroom she shared with her sister. mitchell held her captive for nine months. remarkably, in march of 2003, police busted mitchell and reunited elizabeth with her family. >> until we find a way to erase memories, those memories will always be with her and be a factor in her personality and ability to trust others. >> reporter: her remarkable story captivated the nation as the public watched a 14-year-old victim grow into an adult advocate. she even just completed a m

brian david mitchell will be sentenced next week. he was convicted of carrying all those heinous crimes. hear what smart actually says about mitchell. >> have you forgiven him? >> i certainly have moved on with my life. and i don't dwell on it. i have forgiven him -- i have forgiven him. i don't think that means that i would invite him over to my house to stay. but that is a part of my life that i lived, have been there and i have a lot in front of me that i haven't lived yet. so i'm looking forward to it. >> attorneys for mitchell say he should get a lighter sentence because of the way she's handle herself. they say she doesn't appear psychologically damaged. avery and richard are back with us. oh, boy. richard, you first on this one. because she appears to be intact, that's enough for the man convicted of raping her, abducting her to get a more lenient sentence? >> isn't it ironic, fred? here she is trying to rehabilitate herself, move on with her life and not allow this tragic event to ruin her. and she vocalizes that well. the go

today's sentencing of that man there, brian david mitchell in the courtroom. the former preacher is facing a possible life sent for the the highly publicized kidnapping ha happened 9 years ago. elizabeth smart was 14 in 2002 when mitchell kidnapped her at knife point out of her bedroom and forced her into a marriage. >>> police now believe a missing 3-year-old girl from southern california may be in lake county. her name is ava. here is her picture here. she was last seen may 6 at her mother's home. police believe she is now with this man. this is 22-year-old nicholas, her father. police say nicholas and an unidentified woman took her and may be in lake county. he was last seen driving a 1989 ford coach man motor home. if you have any information call the lake county sheriff's office. >>> arizona judge is expected to decide today whether the accused gunman in tucson shooting is mentally fit to stand trial. he's charged with shooting congresswoman and 18 other people on january 8. six people died in that shooting rampage, two mental health experts have evaluate

brian david mitchell will be sentenced for the ordeal that began nine years ago when he broke in her family home and took her away at knife-point. police arrested mitchell and reunited smart with her family in march of 2003. she bravely testified against him at trial. keeping her poise, while telling the jury about the ordeal she suffered. what the utah girl says in court next could put him in bars for life. she told the salt lake city reporter those words still haven't come to her yet. >> i'm not exactly sure what i'm going to say yet. and so, i guess we'll just see when the time comes. >> this woman has spent the last eight years of her life being traumatized and working through the healing process. >> smart, who is now 23, has become an advocate for other crime victims. helping them speak out against violent criminals. >>> this week marks the end of one of the longest running and most popular shows on daytime tv. there are only three more episodes left of the oprah winfrey show. oprah's many fans will have one last chance to reflect on her legacy. tomorrow night at 7:30, abc7 will

often spends five weeks getting a mental >>: and brian and david mitchell faces life in prison before conducting an essentially a veteran of elizabeth smart. smart says she plans to be in the courtroom when mitchell is sentenced. >>: a quick break as the kron 4 morning news continues. a lot of look from san jose on this wednesday morning. traffic is moving this looselsmoothly. >>: a quick recap, the search for a missing 15 year-old danville girl will resume shortly. the search from allison bayliss which was called off at dusk last night. contra costa county cruz will resume their search around the national gay recreation area near fort mason. >>: it is the second day of president obama state visit to britain, a meeting with the prime minister, the two talked about libya, afghanistan and the continuing financial crisis in europe. >>: more severe weather slamming the midwest, we have the latest video out of oklahoma, the people are dead from tornadoes that ravaged the area in kansas, two people died when and uprooted trees slammed into their van. two people are dead in arkansas. twister

. >> reporter: when he is sentenced today, brian david mitchell will not only hear from the judge, he will also have to listen to elizabeth smart describe the impact of her kidnapping and nine months held captive. >> i would encourage any child, any victim, anyone who has been hurt by someone that they stand up. >> reporter: smart was a vulnerable 14-year-old, when mitchell took her at knifepoint from her salt lake city bedroom in june, 2002. now 23, she has grown into a confident woman. during mitchell's trial last year, she described how he raped her repeatedly, difficult testimony that helped convict mitchell. >> we can speak out and we will be heard. >> reporter: mitchell did not actually face smart during his trial. he was removed from court for singing hymns. mitchell's hold over smart was once so powerful that with her face hidden behind a veil, he could take her on the streets of salt lake city without her attempting to escape. now she is determined not to be labeled a victim. >> there's so much good in the world, and so much to see and learn and do that we can't, we can't sit

. >>> he was found guilty and today brian david mitchell learns his fate. the homeless street preacher was convicted of sexually assaulting elizabeth smart in 2002 and holding her captive for nine months. smart managed to escape during a trip to walmart. she's expected to speak at the sentencing. mitchell faces life in prison. >>> chicago bulls center joakim noah paying the price for an anti-gay slur he made during the game. the league fining noah $50,000 for using a term to respond to a fan in sunday's game against the heat. noah says the fine is fair, it is half of what kobe bryant got for making an anti-gay remark to a referee, all happening as the nba has been trying to crack down on offensive language. this is a psa. we talked to grant hill, the sun's star, last week about it. this is a psa for the league sponsored think before you speak campaign, aimed at cutting down on gay bullying. >> yet you still hear these words in moments of heat on the court. >> and the defense from both of them, from kobe and joakim, i didn't mean it like that. i said it in a

prosecutors want brian david mitchell to spend the rest of his life in prison. his lawyers say he should go to a mental facility. smart, now 23, says she will speak at that sentencing hearing. >> i have forgiven him. i don't think that means that i would invite him over to my house to stay. but that is a part of my life that i lived, have been there and i have a lot in front of me that i haven't lived yet, so i'm looking forward to the part that i haven't lived yet. >>> arnold's movie comeback is now on hold as he focuses on his personal life. schwarzenegger confirmed this week that he fathered a child outside his marriage. he was set to begin shooting a film based on the novel "cry macho" in september. and a fifth terminator movie was also in the works. >>> this view of drew from the helmet cam of greg. >> two "endeavour" astronauts went space walking for six hours today, check it out, totally cool. doing chores outside the international space station. they have already finished their main task, that is installing a physics experiment that will look at evidence

brian david mitchell gone to prison for the rest of his life. smart says her case is proof that parents of missing children should never, never give up hope. >>> researchers, they're calling it a new epidemic. a study finds that one in five young adults has high blood pressure. they say that's mainly due to a rise in obesity rates combined with a high sodium diet and little exercise. scientists also say most of the 24 to 34-year-old adults in the study didn't know they had a problem. >>> two high profile republicans making announcements about their possible white house runs. one of them sarah palin, and she could be coming to a town near you. that is next. >>> also this -- this is shocking video of a striptease. the woman there a prisoner. the men around her, you hear the cat calls. they're police officers. coming up next, you're going to hear what the officers allegedly promised her if she took off her cloths and performed a lap dance. this whole thing, keep in mind, took place in a place where violence is rising. it affects lives right here in

brian david mitchell sentenced to life behind bars. the homeless street preacher was convicted of kidnapping and sexually assaulting smart in 2002. the horrifying ordeal lasted noorly nine months. yesterday smart faced her abduct are in court and said though she could never get those nine months back, she was confident that mitchell would be punished. >> i told him today in court whether he received his just sentence here on earth or after this earth life that one day he'll have to be responsible for his actions. >> smart said she couldn't be happier with the sentence. >>> new research showing an alarming problem among young adults. 20% of 22 to 34-year-olds have high blood pressure. that's a much higher number than once thought. over half have no idea that they have hypertension. high blood pressure's linked to early heart disease and stroke. a dangerous situation. >> it is not always obvious to someone that they have. >> especially for young people. >> stores about giving blood thinners to kids at ages as young as 8 because of diet a

she's expected to speak at the sentencing of brian david mitchell who was convicted of holding her captive for nine months beginning in 2002. mitchell faces up to life in prison. president obama is back to discussing weighty global issues on his trip to great britain which may help him forget tuesday when he spoke over the british national anthem while toasting the queen, signed the guest book at westminster abbey with the wrong date of 2008 and was defeated at ping-pong by a pair of teenage schoolboys. >>> police were on high alert in rural england when they received reports of a tiger on the loose. a nearby golf course was evacuated and residents warned to stay indoors as the helicopter was dispatched to track down the animal in the field. that was when police noticed that the supposedly dangerous tiger was actually a large stuffed toy. the chief inspector of the town says the tiger is in police custody where officers have a lot of questions. hmm. it's now six minutes past the hour. let's go to al for a check of the weather. >> and the sad part is it killed a stuffed antelope. we'll show