hartman's sister heard the murders. police say that the younger sister actually any idea a closet during the shooting and had to jump out a window to he is candidate incompetent. >> they will be missed into hoffman was honored in july by police for saving the life of a toddler that he found wandering the streets. >> it shows the character on this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder-suicide. >> reporter: his parents are thankful for his courage. the families hope that the two can be buried side by side. >> robinson who served in the military joined the police department in 2009. >>> the howard county police officer that was shot last week is waking up at home this morning. steven halk has been released from trauma a the officers returned fire on the suspect but the suspect got away. he was found after a man hunt and treated for a gunshot wound to his leg. >>> chris brown is in trouble with the law once again. he is accused of attacking a man outside of a washington, d.c. hotel. >> reporter: good morni

>>reporter: heartman d hartman, the mother of i asix-year-old boy had started dating hartman. their families met for the first time under the most unthinkable circumstances. >> we're trying to get through this terrible ordeal, but we don't know why. >>reporter: police here say baltimore city police officer christopher lee robinson and he shot the couple inside the home before shooting himself. hartman's sister heard the murders and police say marie's younger sister hid in the closet and had to jump out a window to escape. >> they will truly be missed. >> hartman was honored in july for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering around in the streets. >> this shows a lot of character. >> marie's heartbroken parents thankful for his courage. marie's family tells us they would like to see the two buried side-by- side. i'm mike shoe reporting. back to you on tv hill. >> thank you, microbin son served in the military and joined the police department in 200 #. >>> a maryland state trooper is hurt after a collision in baltimore county, the damage to the rear of his trooper car i

steve hartman "on the road" in detroit. >> pelley: steve hartman, and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> they really are kind of holding the community hostage and it's not fair. >> doesn't make much sense. >> it's not cool. >> tempers and traffic tonight as the bart strike cripples the bay area commute. in just the past hour, the union offer a new plan to get the trains running. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. >>> a test of patience tonight for drivers inching their way down san francisco streets tonight just trying to get to the bay bridge. people walking near the ferries and if not by car of course any other way by boat. the lines of the ferry building in san francisco, they are long. ferries are once again the popular alternative for those who need to get across the bay. east bay or north bay. >> we have team cove

hartman's younger sister escaped out a window. the killer was hartman's ex- boyfriend, baltimore police officer christopher lee robinson who took his own life after the shooting. hartman, the mother of a 6-year- old, leaves behind a devastated family. >> we just want answers. we want to know why this happened. >> reporter: hoffman's death hits especially hard for the city fire department where he's been hailed as a hero, recognized for his quick action earlier this summer in helping save this 3-year-old boy who wandered away from home. he was heroic even in his final minutes. >> the night he was killed, he did all he could to protect his girlfriend and her sister, who survived the terrible ordeal. >> reporter: wjz was there as his uncle collected some items from andrew's home needed for funeral arrangements. his father released a written statement on behalf of his family saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, grandson and uncle. it's hard to imagine going forward without him, but we know andy di

were shot -- marie hartman were shot by christopher robinson. now a strange are is donating his two bur pal plots -- burial plots to help the family. >> touched my heart. to give up two burial plots so marie and andy can be together for eternity, it's amazing. >> for that, we can't thank him enough. >> hartman's parents said they don't know yet the exact bur am plants-- bur allans. ial plans. the mayor spoke. >> it's a tragedy. everyone looks at police officers to serve and to protect. for this to happen is a contradiction of everything that they stand for and the terrible loss of a young woman. it is shad all the way around. >> you probably remember andrew hoffman's name. over the summer he rescue lad little boy. the same officers who

they say the killer was hartman's hartman's hartman's ex-boyfriend, chris fer lee robinson. hartman, the mother of a 6-year- old, leaves behind a devastated family. >> we just want to know answers. we want to know why this happened. >> reporter: hoffman's death hits especially hard at the fire department, where he was hailed a hero. rescuing a man from a fire on gilmore street. and early ther year, he was even interviewed by wjz. >> i couldn't believe my eyes. >> reporter: recognized for his quick action to save this 3- year-old boy, who had wandered away from home. rescuers say he was heroic, even in the moments before he was killed. >> the night he was killed, he did all he could to protect his girlfriend and her sister, who survived the terrible ordeal. and i think, without andyy 's help, -- andy's help, that would not have been possible. >> reporter: wjz collected items from andy's home, needed for funeral arrangements. has family released a statement, saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, grandson and uncle. it's hard to go forward w

steve hartman with a man who lost his sight but found his calling as a home builder. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we could be just six days away from a perfect storm: when the government shutdown runs smack into the first-ever government default. pressure is building on house republicans to end their standoff with the president and here's why. a new gallup poll finds public opinion of the g.o.p. is dropping. in september, 38% of americans had a favorable view of republicans. but now it's just 28%. a 10-point drop in just one month. senate republicans brought the president a new proposal today for ending the shutdown, now in its 11th day, and they brought him a plan for raising the government's borrowing limit to avert that default. the president spoke by phone with speaker john boehner about a proposal for house republicans. nancy cordes is on capitol hill for us tonight. major garrett at the white house. first we'll get to nancy. nancy, what's on the table? >> reporter: scott, it's very unusual

and steve hartman goes on the road to the place where the debt collector is one of the most popular people in town. >> isn't that crazy? captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. once again, the country is trying to make sense of an irrational act of violence by someone with mental health issues. we may never know for sure why miriam carey, a 34-year-old single mom from connecticut, drove to washington yesterday and set off a security scare from one end of pennsylvania avenue to the other. but 24 hours later, we know a lot more about her. here's homeland security correspondent bob orr. >> reporter: 10 months before she was shot and killed by police near the u.s. capitol, miriam carey told connecticut officers she was being electronically monitored by president obama. ( gunfire ) now investigators want ton if those delusions helped trigger thursday's police chase and shooting. overnight, investigators spent 12 hours searching carey's stamford, connecticut, apartment looking for clues. sources say in dec

hartman's sister heard the horrific murders. she actually hid in a closet during the shooting and had to jump out of a window to escape. heavy hearts, the pain of losing two lives so senselessly. unbearable. >> they will truly be missed. >> reporter: he was honored for saving the life of a toddler he found wandering the streets. >> he's just a trooper walking down the road. >> it just shows a lot of character on this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder/suicide. >> putting his life on the line for my daughter. >> reporter: and marie's family hopes the couple can be buried together. >> thank you. just a heartbreaking story. the suspect was hired to the baltimore city police force in september of 2009. he worked for the eastern district. >>> meanwhile in west baltimore, a speeding car hits three city police officers. they are recovering at the hospital tonight. it happened outside the bamboo house nightclub. the officers were directing traffic when a jeep crossed the road and hit them. one officer fired shots at

steve hartman, "on the road," in tulsa. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll seal you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> good evening. we are going to get to the news at seven in a moment. first here is a look at your world in 90 seconds. >> this establishment is providing a 10% discount to all federal workers on furlough. >> this isn't some damn game. all we are asking for is to sit down and have a discussion and to bring fairness to the american people under obamacare. >> it's a ghost town at haines point, and the paddle boats remain docked. the canal is shut down. the curtains are closed. the national park service looks the other way at the world war ii memorial. park police kicked out visitors at the vietnam wall. nine months before miriam carey led police on this high-speed chase through the nation's capitol she allegedly made disturbing and dilutional statements to police in stamford, connecticut.

steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable route to compassion. >> he went from being pretty much a nobody to making everyone's day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it all sounded pretty good the day healthcare.gov went online. president obama said people were flocking to the site, and any "glitches," as he called them, would be fixed and they would have the site running more quickly in just a few hours. today, 24 days later, the man the president brought in to rescue his health insurance program acknowledged the painfully obvious. the problems are far worse and run deeper than we were told. jeffrey zients said they will take weeks, if not longer, to fix, and he's shaking up the team overseeing these repairs. here's sharyl attkisson. >> reporter: the government has brought in consultant jeffrey zients to spearhead repairs of healthcare.gov, and today, what he told reporters on the conference call was a game- changer. the web site's problems amount to way more than a glitch. >> it wil

steve hartman, "on the road," in tulsa. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. i'll seal you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> miley's manhattan invasion. wearing an x-rated shirt. >> now could she be heading to court for blast sinead o'connor? i'm nancy o'dell. >> i'm rob marciano. the offensive new photo. leave reghearsals for ing"snl." now in tonight's top story, did miley go too far by mocking sinead while she was suffering a mental breakdown? >>> plus, is miley out of control or just manipulating the media? how she keeps making headlines as some called the criticism she's getting sexist. >> she fac certain level of vitriol that male performers

america viewer you should but picture host tom hartman is the man behind the documentary it's called the last hours and it takes a different look at global warming or at least one that is less popularized it's a ten minute film so it's short sweet and to the point definitely worth a watch tom hartman joined me just a short time ago to talk about his new project and we started off by speaking about the permian the mass extinction which is a period of time when over ninety percent of marine species and seventy percent of terrestrial vertebrate died off the facts behind these events known as the great dying off play a major role in this film so i asked tom why we in the twenty first century should be worried about an event that happened over two hundred fifty million years ago lesson. well the mass extinction first of all is the worst of the five mass explain extinctions that the planet has experienced ninety five ninety six percent of all life on earth vanished all five extinctions involve the crust of the earth being punctured and and greenhouse gases principally carbon dioxide coming

now coming up i interviewed tom hartman of the big picture right here on our t.v. about the three ring that circus just played out and today's big deal is a big ponzi at least according to bill ackman yes we're talking about herbalife which is now facing a new class action lawsuit will we see a new round of the battle of the hedge fund but you must stay tuned to find out. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day played. on the. please please take a look very hard to take a. long long. long have you ever had back with the earthquake there's no. please. please. please please please. please. please. please. please look at the bottom of the. earlier today i sat down with tom hartman host of r t is the big picture to discuss the debt ceiling and the general population's understanding of what it is and why it even exists take a look. at how much of the population do you think actually understands the debt ceiling and the idea of debt in general. one ten

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family friends say hartman was the ex-girl friend of the 307- year-old police officer and had recently begun date -- 37-year- old police officer and had recently begun dating hoffman. hoffman, a third generation firefighter, appeared on wjz in july after he was recognized for safely returning a wandering toddler to his home. >> i was just dumbfounded. i couldn't believe my eyes. >> just shows a lot of character in this young man who was tragically gunned down in this murder suicide early this morning. >> reporter: the fire department released this statement on his murder saying andrew has served the city of baltimore since 2006. we offer sincere condolences to the hoffman family as they grieve this terrible loss. this is the second baltimore city police officer this year to pull the trigger during a lover's quarrel. in may baltimore is he police officer james smith shot and killed the mother of his child kendra diggs. smith and robinson both came from military backgrounds. baltimore step police says this agency has begun an immediate review to see if there is more that can be done to h

police say robinson shot hoffman, hartman, and then himself. hoffman's younger sister hid in the closet during the shooting and escaped out a window. back to you, denise. >> thank you, mary. funeral plans for hoffman are being set for saturday. >>> pictures of attorney general gubernatorial candidate dug gansler putting the resort town in the spotlight. the delaware town is issuing a warning about students and underaged drinking. >> reporter: south bethany officials say this is a quiet beach town. and they have a warning for parents. >> should have assumed then, that there was drinking. >> reporter: maryland attorney general doug gansler has taken the heat from a picture, showing him at a packed teen party, where witnesses say there was underaged drinking. now, the town of south bethany, delaware, where it happened, wants more parents feeling the fire, issuing a frank statement about teenage revelers, saying many of the incidents that occur, are the result of poor or absent supervision by parents. parents often rent the homes and disappear from

marie hartman leaves behind a 6- year-old son. >> hartman broke up with him in august. and family members say he was having a difficult time accepting that breakup. >>> just a short time ago, grammy winning singer chris brown appears in court in washington, d.c. brown was accused, along with his bodyguard, of punching a man, who tried to get in a picture with the singer this weekend. he was in washington, d.c., performing at a nightclub, as part of homecoming for howard university. this could jeopardize brown's freedom. he remains on probation for assaulting his ex-girlfriend, rihanna, in 2009. >>> a maryland state trooper is in critical condition after his cruiser is hit in baltimore county this morning. you can see the damage to the rear end of the cruiser. the trooper was investigating another accident on the beltway, near route 702, when he was struck. an investigation will determine if the 63-year-old driver who struck the trooper should face charges. >>> $60 million. that's how much penn state is paying to the victims of jerry sandusky. the former assistant footba

steve hartman has the play and the postgame analysis "on the road." >> reporter: between classes they schemed and conspired. for weeks, the football players here at olivet middle school in olivet, michigan secretly planned their remarkable play. did anybody go, "this is a crazy idea?" >> no, everyone was in on it. >> the coaches didn't know anything about it. we were, like, going behind their back. >> reporter: i just never heard of a team coming up with a plan to not score. >> it's just, like, to make someone's day, make someone's week. just make them happy. >> reporter: the play, which was two plays, actually, happened at a home game earlier this month. the first part of their plan was to try to get as close to the goal line as possible without scoring. even if it meant taking a dive on the one-yard line, which it did. the crowd was not happy. quarterback parker smith: >> but us kids knew, hey, we got this. this is our time. this is keith's time. >> keith orr is the little kid in the brown jacket. he's learning disabled, struggles with boundaries, but in the sweetest, possible way--

hartman's younger sister escaped out the window. investigators say the killer was christopher lee robinson, her ex-boyfriend, who took his own life after the shooting. hartman, the mother of a 6-year- old, leaves behind a devastated family. >> we want to know why, why this happened. >> reporter: hoffman has been hailed a hero, awarded the chief thomas medal of courage in 2010 for rescuing a man from a fire on gillman street. and this year, recognized by wjz, helping to save this 3- year-old boy who had wandered away from home. friends say the third generation firefighter was heroic, even in his 90 final minutes. >> the night he was killed, he did all he could to protect his girlfriend and her sister, who survived the terrible ordeal. and i think without andy's help, that would not have been possible. >> reporter: wjz was there, as his uncle collected some items from andrew's home, needed for funeral arrangements. his father released a written statement, on behalf of his family, saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss o

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now coming up i interviewed tom hartman of the big picture right here on our t.v. about the story ring that circus just played out and today's big deal is a big ponzi at least according to bill ackman yes we're talking about herbalife which is now facing a new class action lawsuit will we see a new round of the battle of the hedge fund but you must stay tuned to find out. if you're. going to take three. or four charges three. three. three. three. old free blog video for your media project a freebie deodhar t. dot com. one of the new book the market like. the face of the type you know. pleasure to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. earlier today i sat down with tom hartman host of artes the big picture to discuss the debt ceiling and the general population's understanding of why. what it is and why it even exists take a look. at how much of the population do you think actually understands the debt ceiling and the idea of debt in general. one ten thousandth of a percent is that why it's so easy to politic about it because it gets compared to o

hartman, the mother of a 6-year- old leaves behind a devastated family. >> we want answers. we want to know why? why did this happen? >> reporter: hoffman's death hits hard for the city's fire department. he has been hailed as a hero. recognized for helping save a 3- year-old boy who wondered from home. the third generation firefighter was heroic in his final minutes. >> the night he was killed he did all he could to protect his girlfriend and sister who survived the terrible ordeal. >> reporter: wjz was there as his uncle collected items from the home needed funeral arraignments. his father released a written statement saying our hearts are absolutely broken over the loss of our son, brother, uncle. it's hard to imagine going forward without him but we know andy died a hero. that is the way he lived his life. we couldn't be prouder of him. family members tell wjz the funeral services for hoffman are set for saturday. firefighters plan to be part of the service to pay tribute to their fallen friend. derek valcourt, wjz, eyewitness news. >> baltimore city police tell wjz the

>> mary hartman? >> mary hartman, mary hartman is a show. >> maybe if i had my skinny mike i would know. >> "dancing with the stars." >> i don't want to hear this. >> come on. you had such a great time. >> in season 16, you and andy dick provided comic relief every week doing things such as dancing the robot. zip lining in as zorro, and not wearing pants. >> or, by season 16, a total of three olympic medalists, three olympic stars and three soap opera stars have won a mirrorball trophy. >> andy kept his pants on all the time. i'm going you're right. it's you. >> it is the -- when i lower the voice. >> it's the lower the voice. i was right. i was telling the truth. >> i'm going to say you're the liar all the time. >> you're a much better game show host than you are a contestant. "trust me, i'm a game show host" premiers tomorrow night on tbs. he's the great d.l. hughley. >> who is this for? >> oh, "dancing with the stars" at all. snooki, how has motherhood changed her life. find out next. yeah, i dream

i'd like to acknowledge mark of hartman studios whose probably out there working (clapping) and randy who's been in and out of the room from m t c enterprises. there he is. malcolm i believe we missed one caltrans director. i've worked with 8 of them and i'm counting on 8 of them. randy, randy here (clapping) and my two predecessors are here thank you both for being here (clapping) >>. now for those of you who haven't been living in a cave we've had some trouble with bolts. and about 15 of those television cameras caught it. the meeting have been tough by the necessary. the last one in july was the toughest yet. at the end of the morning we were ready for some cocktails and a something really magical happened >> i'd like to call about this lady. >> i want to come before you in 17989 the earthquake collapsed the eastern section of the bay bridge. as the bridge nearsighted completion a one 14 inch trowel was attached to the bridge now the trowel knows it's been completed what will happen tlafrp. could the problem be that the trowel knows about this what will happen to our creature a sig

police say 37-year-old christopher robinson killed andrew hoffman and marie hartman, in hoffman's glen burnie home before taking his life. robinson was unable to get over a breakup. we've also learned that robinson had been on a date earlier that night. back to you. >> all right, vic. thank you. >>> hartman leaves behind a 6- year-old son. >>> police in anne arundel county make an arrest in connection with a recent carjacking. 33-year-old devin evans of washington, d.c., and a second man, carjacked a victim in front of its glen burnie home. officers quickly spotted the stolen chevy tahoe, and they followed it. after crashing, evans was arrested and the second suspect fled on foot. police say they found this rifle and other weapons in the vehicle. >>> problems with the president's affordable healthcare act continue. and lawmakers aren't happy. even as efforts are under way here in maryland to help people enroll in insurance plans. derek valcourt is there and explains. hi, derek. >> hi. problems are there from the start. many federal and state lawmakers continue to push for changes to he

. >> reporter: callers to wcco's chad hartman show in minneapolis didn't hold back. >> who are you most upset with? >> i definitely blame the republicans. >> i blame this completely on the democrats. >> i am so ticked off at the tea party. >> reporter: on day two of the government shutdown, anger around the country rises as the impact spreads. at the national institutes of health outside washington, nearly three-quarters of the staff is on furlough. that means turning away about 200 patients a week for last resort medical treatment including 30 children, most of them cancer patients. the pain is being felt by more than just those who depend on government programs and federal employees. it is also affecting government contractors. josh and laura hail have five girls and zero pe pay. both are on furlough from wright patterson air force base. >> just because our paychecks stop doesn't mean bills stop. >> reporter: they are trying to recover from losing six days' pay each because of the sequester . >> even if we are reimbursed for time off, it's

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here they say a baltimore city police officer robinson shot his former girlfriend hartman and her new boyfriend, hoffman, all while the sister hides in the closet. the city cops turns the gun on himself. the firefighter had been honored earlier this year for of ising the life of a toddler. don, back to you. >> the howard county police officer shot and wounded last week is waking up at home this morning. the police officer has been released from shock trauma. the 29th-year-old suspect opened fire on him and two other officers on route 1 on wednesday. he was found after an overnight man hunt by police. >>> in west baltimore, three city officers are struck by a speeding jeep. it happened outside of a nightclub. officers were monitoring the crowd when the jeep came across the road and hit them. they are looking for the jeep and the people inside it of. the officers are excited approximated to be okay. >>> the second annual catch a lift fundraiserrer was held this weekend. it provides gym memberships and equipment to wounded veterans. >>> stay when you find something really special. it's l

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and steve hartman "on the road,." >> looking for coffee orders. >> reporter: with the seven-year coffee break. how dan dewey ordered an extra shot of kindness for strangers in need. >> that's all you need is just a smile. and i have a memory bank full of wonderful smiles. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. usually, the news

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and steve hartman goes on the road to the place where the debt collector is one of the most popular people in town. >> isn't that crazy? captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. once again, the country is trying to make sense of an irrational act of violence by someone with mental health issues. we may never knowor

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transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on to the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try to fix rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing us to find her ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture is. another example since we are the only country to ever use nuclear weapons on another country twice. the most prominent examples of american exceptionalism i can think of is the rhetoric of weapons of mass destruction around the world using not as a precursor to actually invade other nations when the us historically has been the greatest aggressor and user of. chemical and nuclear weapons. we also work very hard to make sure the rest of the world doesn't have them. especially in the middle east while for one very close friend we've made an exception they are allowed but don't have to tell anyone. in syria we demand the government give up its chemical weapons and don't want to hear about possible rebel use of deadly t

. >> hal hartman was the first person at my accident site. he came to see me walk. that was pretty special because he looked at me in my eyes standing up eye to eye. he said, i never knew that you were this tall. he said, i always for 21 years have imagined what it might be like to look at you standing up. ye to eye. and we did that. >> there it was. wow. >> and we walked. >> that was beautiful. i mean, wow. wow. i don't know what to say. >> the people that ekso is working with is people -- i was just blown away by each one of them. the way that they use this technology to influence their lives and the lives of the people around them. i mean, you saw the way that the guy that rescued her got to stand next to her. >> that man walking down the aisle. oh, my god. he was able to walk at his wedding. >> it doesn't get any better than that. >> i can't wait until they're faster than me. they're just going to be running. i don't know. >> you want to be bionic, don't you? >> totally. >> you know what? we've got to take a quick break, but as soon as we come back, tell us abou

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem to try rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america to find a job ready to join the movement then walk in the big picture. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. lot of the new marginalized. face you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. i've. lived. a little. cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. if we met the local representatives of greenpeace they have been monitoring the activities regarding golden rice with a skeptical eye and are familiar with the exact locations of the golden rice fields . a group of observers operating in secret has already checked out the area you're going to be. able to get. hold of and still here during these

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing are not defined ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. photographer has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to with a group of supremes serviette supporters it still remains unclear how. people was able to march so easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who was right and who was wrong my first duty is a reporter is to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact is that at this very spot they were shooting at me and not only me that's for sure. at around eight o'clock the first attempts to break into the t.v. center was launch

they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem of trucks rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america five ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. choose your language. killing spree killer though in a financial planner say still some of us that. choose to use the consensus get to. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose to stories that impact your life choose me access to your office or. cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. as area bag is classified as one of the world's thirty most polluted sites it's tanneries or an out in out ecological disaster playing to waste everything around them every day the factories belch forth fifteen thousand cubic meters of toxic refuse leaving it to pile up amid the housing and along the river bank. the demand soon the waste floods into to a lings penetrating the soil and filtering down to contaminate the water tables

steve hartman with a man who lost his sight but found his calling as a home builder. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

. >> reporter: callers to wcco's chad hartman show in minneapolis didn't hold back. >> who are you most upset with? >> i definitely blame the republicans. >> i blame this completely on the democrats. >> i am so ticked off at the tea party. >> reporter: on day two of the government shutdown, anger around the country rises as the impact spreads. at the national institutes of health outside washington, nearly three-quarters of the staff is on furlough. that means turning away about 200 patients a week for a last resort medical treatment including 30 children, most of them cancer patients. the pain is being felt by more than just those who depend on government programs and federal employees. it is also affecting government contractors. josh and laura hail have five girls and zero pay. both are on furlough from wright patterson air force base outside dayton the, ohio. >> just because our paychecks stop doesn't mean bills stop. >> reporter: they are trying to recover from losing six days' pay each because of the sequester . >> even if we are reimbursed for time off, it's too late. you know, w

national corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once it's all just i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks and rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing are not defined or ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. you know the one year's military service is compulsory here for many aged eighteen to twenty seven but many try to avoid it some legally others less so. in two thousand and thirteen six hundred fifty thousand conscripts reported for duty but that's only seventy percent of those who are eligible bringing more recruits into the ranks is a priority for the top brass. as for me i think i'm finally starting to get in the fitness work is becoming a little easier i'm getting better with my gun and feeling more like a real part of the unit. of course there's one thing that we're all waiting for more than anything else the thing that makes the behaving unique. what. they were got the main parachute and there were three homicid

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steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable route to compassion. >> he went from being pretty much a nobody to making everyone's day.