. >> the conservative commentator announced he's written "rush revere and the brave pilgrims." time travel adventures with exceptional americans. it tells his version of the thanksgiving story. >> stephen: yes, "rush revere and the brave pilgrims" and you know they're brave because they're willing to put themselves between rush and a turkey. just look at the cover. it's almost 40% not his ha head. it features rush revere, a substitute middle school teacher and a very special sidekeck. >> we've gichen him a horse. we've given him a talking horse. liberty talks. >> stephen: of course, rib tee is mostly saying, "good lord. are you shire there's only one guy sitting on me. ( laughter ) ( applause ) the other end of the horse tells us more. >> liberty has the ability to time travel. so in this book rush revere gl to the "mayflower" and liberty and talk to the pilgrims aworld the "mayflower" as they're sailing to what will become america. >> stephen: i know that was a lot for you, folks. rush revere is a modern day middle school teacher who dresses like paul revere, and-- this is ver

america, welcome home the brave. the brave men and women who served their country are coming home. home to their cities and towns, home to their mountains and valleys, home to their families and friends. home to america. some of these warriors are coming home with wounds you can see, and some with wounds you can't see, like post-traumatic stress disorder. wounded warrior project was created to provide the support these wounded veterans need to ensure their return to america is well adjusted and successful. but we need your help to ensure that our mission is a success. help us honor and empower these wounded warriors. contact us at findwwp.org. america, welcome home the brave. >>> nilely's father defends his little girl. >> what you got? >> now on "extra." >>> billy ray takes on the backlash over miley's twerkgate. >> a lot of people have hated what she did. >> what he once warned her here on "extra." >>> plus, moving trucks at miley's. is liam gone? >>> new pics, kim k blonde and out of hiding. was she just dumped from her megabucks diet deal? >>> now trending, zac efron nearly tra

now to some other new stories and brave this hour in iran nearly fifty were killed in a fatal collision just outside the capital to buses have each other and burst into flames the accident is being blamed on a bus tire which forced one of the vehicles into oncoming traffic according to unicef twenty eight thousand to rainy and die every year in road traffic accidents . in india format have been convicted for the fatal gang rape of a of a med student back in december they now face the death penalty after briefly assaulting a twenty three year old woman on a bus and later died on her injuries. because demanded they be hanged a few months ago tough new measures were introduced after the crime sparked. and out of control wildfires threshing homes near train is biggest sydney hundreds of residents have been evacuated in the midst of fifty nine fires all raging in close proximity to have already injured several firefighters so far five hundred rescues have been mobilized as high temperatures and strong winds started the flames. a u.s. federal court has imposed a gagging journalist barrett bro

in no way an anti immigration party is set to join the new coalition government to form a member and braving killed dozens in a crusade against multiculturalism we look at europe's shift to the right story. from a studio center here in moscow which just turned eleven pm this is r.t. with international news and comment in his first public comments in syria agreed to hand over its stocks of chemical weapons to the international community russia's president admitted the plan was discussed on the sidelines of last week's g. twenty meeting in st petersburg as part of a bid to stop the u.s. launching military strikes well let's get more on what vladimir putin had to say from. well it certainly has been a fast paced fast developing news story in regards to the syrian crisis and now we're hearing from the president vladimir putin him self on the topic in interview with r t he said that it is well known that the syrian regime possesses chemical weapons that they keep as a counter to the nuclear threat from israel now russia's position is clear that they are against weapons of mass destructions in the

even gratian party is said to join the new coalition government two years after former member of the brave it killed dozens and for sayed against a multiculturalism look at europe's a shift to the right. international news and comment live from moscow this is us here with me. to the program syria has formally agreed to hand over its chemical weapons stockpiles to the yuan this development has put the american president in a tough spot as he prepares to address the nation barack obama's military plans have been stalled but the white house still wants to keep the pressure on assad that means that he is unlikely to be able to deliver the same call to arms as his predecessors my fellow citizens my fellow americans i want to talk to you today about brutal massacre of iraq. our own forces against writing selected targets of military importance to diffuse a powder keg at the heart of europe to help bring peace to get the food through my god bless your country. and all who defend. so a lot of those and also by u.s. secretary of state john kerry has now turned into an option to resolve the syrian c

braves will take the first game of the doubleheader. last night of the bengals jiovanni earned his stripes against the steelers. he had two touchdowns against one of the best defenses in the league. as the bengals beat the steelers 20-10. that's giovanni bernard. and then the bengals one of their best defensive leaders may be a surprise. not drafted but team's leading tackle as a rookie, and his story is coming up later on in sports. >> all right, appreciate it. more details coming right now on the alleged navy base gunman aaron alexis, and an in-depth look into what goes into a mass shooting coming up. >>> a push to free a philippine city official held hostage by rebels. on inside story, we bring >> welcome back to al jazeera. here is a look at the top headlines. honoring the victims of monday's deadliest shooting, at washington's naval yard. secretary of defense chuck hagel laying a wreath in their honor. president obama has honore ordel flags to be half-staff until september 20th. the alleged gunman aaron alexis was a subcontract by

freddie freeman and gerald laird of the braves were ejected. they win 4-0. >>> finally tonight, guys, check it out. members of the men's swimming and diving team from the naval academy taking this picture in the pool replicating the famous raising the flag in iwo jima, world war i. their season begins thursday. this photo making the rounds all over twitter and social media. >> pretty cool. >> took them two takes to get that done. >> that's a lot of holding your breath. >> only two. >> divers. >> i hope it's not like the directors around here. that was great guys. that >>> up in canada, they have a new invention patrolling a park up there. it looks like a cross between a remote controlled toy and a monster from where the wild things are or something like that. these birds are about to find out, this is not fun and games. it's called the goose-nator. it's used to shoe away geese. they can be awfully nasty and messy. the inventor says it's good on grass, water, ice and snow. he also claims it's a lot better than a dog for chasing geese away becaus

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and two years after and that is a brave little shock the world with a horrific massacre in norway the end to immigration policy that he was a member of is poised to take power as part of a right wing coalition look at the decline of multiculturalism across europe. it's just gone past eleven am here in the russian capital you're live with us on our t.v. with me to mom and say let's take a look at our first story. the syrian government has been given a one a week to fully reveal its chemical weapons capability which must be completely destroyed by the middle of next year that's on the groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the united states that are the six point of road map syria's entire chemical arsenal must be quickly put under international control after the stockpiles are revealed of the decommissioning process will begin the syrian government is of life to provide for. you access to all of its chemical sites so they can be securely destroyed complies will be in short by chapter seven of the un charter which are threatens the use of force the deal has persuaded washington to ca

at europe's drift to the right as a populist anti migration party a new way of mass murder and this braving response of member of the set to play a key role in the country's government. is artie's weekly news review with me kerry just. syria's chemical weapons must be removed or destroyed by the middle of next year under a deal reached by the us and russia there are six key points in the groundbreaking green mint let's take a look at what they are the exact quantity of syria's chemical weapons will be determined and put under international control but first syria will have to submit a full list of its stockpiles in the week after that these arms coming destroyed under the chemical weapons convention that international specters will get immediate access to weapons storage facilities to begin the destruction process if syria doesn't comply could lead to a chapter seven u.n. security council resolution which allows the use of force as artie's reports this deal doesn't necessarily mean that the threat of a u.s. strike is no longer looming over syria. signed sealed and if delivered it could see

and two years after and does brave the world without her if it massacre in norway the anti immigration party he was a member of is poised to take power as part of a right wing coalition we look at the fate of multiculturalism across europe. we're watching artie's weekly news review with me carrie just. the syrian government has been given one week to fully reveal its chemical weapons capability which must be completely destroyed by the middle of next year that's under groundbreaking deal reached by russia and the us well under the six point roadmap syria's entire chemical arsenal must be quickly put under international control after stockpiles are revealed the decommissioning process will begin the syrian government is obliged to provide full access to all its chemical sites so they can be securely destroyed compliance will be ensured by chapter seven of the un charter which threatens the use of force in the deal has persuaded washington to call off its strikes on syria at least for the time being and he said no way has more. signed sealed and if delivered it could see syria hand over

nationals players had plenty of inspiration in their game with the braves. they came from behind to beat atlanta 6-5 in the first game of the day/night doubleheader. >>> to football, thing coaches hate about thursday night football games is it's a short week. andy reid didn't have to go through a whole lot of game film getting ready for his date with the eagles on thursday. yes, reid making his return after the eagles fired him as their head coach after 14 years at the helm. reid has his kansas chiefs off to a 2-1 start. and the eagles are 1-1. mixed emotions will no doubt be on hand for reid. but the veteran coach has insisted his focus is on stopping michael vick and the offense. >> we're going to try to score points to the best of our ability, and -- and then on the defensive side, we're going to try not to, you know, allow the opponent obviously to -- to score -- you know, score points. i mean that's just -- i think most coaches in this league will probably say the same thing. the offense has just done a heck of a job with installing it and getting a lot

bravely sharing her struggle with us. that is the broadcast. i'll see you for "20/20" later here and this weekend. good night. >>> tonight a new explanation for the hit and run death of a san francisco sun bather. >> another bart strike is likely. but this time, there could be dozens of trains running to get you back and forth to work. >> tonight an he vix standoff. a local trucker month no where to go and no place to >>> this is the woman who was killed while sun bathing in san francisco hit by a city sfrek a neighborhood park this, is the driver of the vehicle whose lawyer tells abc 7 news it was an accident. good evening, everyone i'm carolyn johnson. >> there is new information on this tragedy tonight. we're learning rec and park department may not have been following its own rule that's day and for years before. the driver was behind the wheel of a city truck. police say he ran over a woman lying in the sun. >> first of all the gardener says nothing he can say or do can afr dress the sorrow of the victim's husband, family and friends. his

so far right extremist and brave it killed dozens in the mass and at the time norway legs and on to immigration party it was a member of as part of a right to weigh in coalition interim government look at how europe is increasingly turning away from multiculturalism. russia and around the world this is us he was me thanks for joining us. most. say using the terms of a handover of syria's chemical weapons to the international community the move follows russia's proposal for the assad government to relinquish its toxic also in order to avoid being at times by the us meanwhile the top french diplomat says paris was a damascus to make it stockpiles public and will be taking the case to the un the us war machine will however continue to loom over syria but washington would overwhelmingly prefer not to pull the trigger that's according to. russia's latest initiative the us congress and the american public remain largely opposed to starting another conflicts in a chicken house in all this may be a face saving moment for the obama administration because it's org humans for a military action against syr

and meanwhile, we'll hear from the brave's team as they get their win in front of the home crowd. we don't have the sound, but we're going to flip over to football. peak speaking of emotional nights, what's going to be in store for andy reid when he faces the coach for four seasons as he travels to philadelphia. it's also the team that he was inspired by, but they're going to be retiring donovan's number 5 jersey. he was the quarterback, famously benched and then everyone sent pack being. yep, welcome back, andy. the kansas city chiefs are off to a great start. and reid doesn't necessarily need t to burn the midnight oil, but he has to contend with the eagle's fast and furious offense. while the eagles are one and one out of the gate, michael vick and company have put up 60 points in just two games. and no doubt, mixed emotions are expected for reid. but his focus is simply on beating this week's opponent. >> . >> we're going to try to score points to the best of our ability. and then on the defensive side, we're going to try to not allow the opponent, obviously, to score points.

news continues here on r t a populist immigration party who once boasted mass murder and as bravely as a member looks set to play a key role in norway's new parliament the right wing progress party is likely to be invited to form an alliance with the conservatives there's a couple of explains why no way is joining a steady trend across europe. two years ago norway suffered the worst massacre since world war two a brutal assault unleashed against a summer camp for young people claiming seventy seven lives the perpetrator was extreme rightist anders breivik who claimed to have political motivation for his atrocities at his trial he said he wanted to punish the ruling labor party for its liberal immigration policies and to start a so-called conservative revolution he was a member of the progress party in his youth before he lost faith in it and in democracy and adopted the radical and muslim views that underpinned his act of terror the anti immigration progress party saw supported crumble in the aftermath of the attack but as norwegians headed to the polls monday for the first parliamenta

this continues here naughty a populist anti immigration party who once boasted mass murder and as bravely as a member looks set to play a key role in norway's new parliament the right wing progress party is likely to be invited to form an alliance with the conservatives there's a couple of explains why norway is joining a steady trend across europe. two years ago norway suffered the worst massacre since world war two a brutal assault unleashed against a summer camp for young people claiming seventy seven lives the perpetrator was extreme rightist anders breivik who claimed to have political motivation for his atrocities at his trial he said he wanted to punish the ruling labor party for its liberal immigration policies and to start a so-called conservative revolution he was a member of the progress party in his youth before he lost faith in it and in democracy and adopted the radical and a muslim views that underpinned his act of terror the anti immigration progress party saw support crumble in the aftermath of the attack but as norwegians headed to the polls monday for the first parliame

he told me i was very strong and brave to keep my baby. this is one of a dozen spontaneous calls he has made, including to a woman who said she feared retaliation after reportedly raped by a policeman to a man angry with god after his brother was murdered and another young man worried about finding a job after he graduated. >> this is what compassion is. suffering with somebody else. the pope picking up the phone is his way of saying let me be there with you. >> reporter: the chattiness of francis appears to be part of an effort to be a different kind of pope. he took a selfy with visiting tourists. he doesn't live in the palace, instead a simple room. as for the pregnant romano, when she said she feared no priest would baptize an illegitimate baby, the pope reportedly said, "you know, there's always me." >> you have to be careful if you don't recognize the number. never know who's calling. >> reporter: dan harris, abc news, new york. >> pretty amazing. >> always me he said if you can't find a willing pastor to baptize your baby. >> the po

i commentcommented, sunny was c posed and brave. >> with amazing team work they are able to air lift four people to safety. >> we are definitely not heroes. we saw a lot of heroes out there. we are guys we did our part. >> despite the heroism, aaron alexis couldn't be stopped until it was too late. a determined killer. john weaver, 13-year veteran of the navy yard could not believe his eyes as he watched alexis methodically murder six of his friend right their whey worked. >> i heard a really loud bang. two second later i heard a loud bang. i realized somebody is in here and they're shooting people. so i popped my head up. and i saw him pointing his gun at my friend. and -- and he shot her. >> weaver ducked behind his cubicle, pulled the cabinet to block the entrance. while hiding beneath his desk called 911. but the gunfire would not stop. >> a couple more shots went off. a shotgun. using the shotgun. i saw him with the shotgun. i couldn't believe it. he was proceeding to walk through the building and slaught people. i probably heard 30 shots. so then -- the fire alarm went off. tha

that was very brave of you. oh, no, it wasn't brave, it was... to tell you the truth, i don't know what it was, and i'm not really sure what to do here. what do you want to do here? let's forget about me for a second. what about you? what about me? you kissed first. why'd you do that? oh, i was plowed. really? oh, come on, you moron. i'm sitting in the middle of your bed in my sexiest lingerie. all right. i'm pretty sure i know what to do now. charlie? yeah? i don't want to put any pressure on you, but... i'm a virgin. you are? man, you got to stop sleeping with dumb girls. it's rubbing off on you. ♪ men... why can't i sleep in my bed? aunt myra's not there. i'm sure she will be. she's probably just getting something in the kitchen. (bedsprings squeaking rhythmically) that's not the kitchen. ♪ men morning. morning. sleep okay? mm-hmm. great. sure. last night, me wanting to try that stuff out of the kama sutra, was that fun for you or kinda racially insensitive? yeah, just because you're in bed with an indian woman, you think that gives you pe

. >> being brave? >> being brave. >> in mount rainier, maryland. >> in uh tonight, police say ft. worth, texas, avoided a massacre when a gunman's weapon malfunctioned. security camera video shows the 24-year-old trying to fire the gun inside a mcdonald's. police say he wanted to shoot as many customers and employees as possible. he allegedly pulled the trigger at least five times. didn't fire, but once outside he did get a coup of shots off. but when he went back inside, the weapon failed again. he's being held tonight on $3,500 $3,5 $3,500 -- $500,000 bond. >> a driver is accused of fleeing a dui stop just seconds before this crash. the driver, his passenger and two people in the other car were hurt. police say the driver is a convicted sex offender who also led them on a high speed chase last year. >> tonight, d.c. police are looking for three men armed with guns and a taser who went on a robbery spree down near the convention center. police tell us tonight it's happening along m street northwest, between 9th and 13th. monday afternoon, three men armed with guns and a taser att

thou art a banished man, and here art come, before the expiration of thy time, in braving arms against thy sovereign. bolingbroke: as i was banished, i was banished hereford; but as i come, i come for lancaster. and noble uncle, i beseech your grace, look on my wrongs with an indifferent eye. you are my father, for methinks in you i see old gaunt alive. o then, my father, will you permit that i shall stand condemned a wandering vagabond, my rights and royalties plucked from my arms perforce and given away to upstart unthrifts? wherefore was i born? if that my cousin king be king of england, it must be granted i am duke of lancaster. you have a son, aumerle, my noble cousin. had you first died and he been thus trod down, he would have found his uncle gaunt a father to rouse his wrongs and chase them to the bay. what would you have me do? i am a subject, and i challenge law. attorneys are denied me, and therefore, personally i lay my claim to my inheritance of free descent. the noble duke hath been much abused. it stands your grace upon to do him right. base men by his endowments are mad

. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth. they track the animals down below. and sometimes they weep. >> sorry. >> they're fighting for the prince's passion. a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >> her looks, thankfully. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself. caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder then that as a young man he found peace, not in his own kingdom, but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me, it's a sense of freedom, being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty of nature and the natural world is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the young prince arrived in africa for the first time, the splendor of an african sunset, the deep quiet of the bush, and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i would feel that way. i ne

. >> incredibly brave to put this out there. and probably inspiring to other people going through a scary situation. >> you look great, babe. >> you look good. >> give me a smile. >>> when you have large water buffalo fighting and people in close proximity, something dangerous is going to happen. it happened at the fair in india. piece raise these water puff lowe to fight at this fair. it's popular. something goes awry. you see these people have the water buff lowe's, they're one gets away. watch along the yellow road. >> see that, a little boy trampled. he gets up and walks away. >> he's like, that didn't hurt. that didn't happen. >> of all the people that got run over, it has to be a little kid. >> oh, he got so lucky. >> it nudged him out of the way. it didn't look like his feet got on him. look at it in slow motion. >> he got bumped out of the way by the head, not the horn. and his body does get out of the way. you don't see the buffalo's feet ever touch the child's body. it's amazing. given the close proximity. >> it's prob

originally known as the braves, the team owner at the time changed it to redskins, it was an honor for the coach who was a native american. >> but what began as an honor became for some an out right offense. so far the team has blocked legal efforts to force them to drop the name, but pending legislation in congress the trademark lawsuit and a renewed media blitz is putting pressure on the organization. >> we do not deserve to be called redskins, we deserve to be treated as what we are, americans. >> but snyder has vowed the team will never change the name. and an nfl spokesman tells cbs news we respect that reasonable people may have differing views, the name from its origin has always intended to be positive and has always has been used by the team in a highly respectful manner. fan and blogger anthony brown grecian. >> >> agrees. >> i never heard that term used as anything other than the washington redskins football team. >> certainly i am not laughing at anyone about it or deriding native american people. >> because they use that term. >> many of the nation's high schools and colle

the nationals taking on the braves at 1:00 this afternoon. a lot of folks -- a lot of folks excited to, as you put it, get back to normal. i can also update on the condition of three of the people injured. i spent some time talking to janis orlowski this morning from over at medstar. she told me that the police officer who was shot, who was wounded in the legs, that police officer is expected to be okay. last check he was listed in fair condition yesterday. they were concerned that he might not be able to walk again. at this point it looks as if that's not going to be the case. that officer is expected to be okay. also two of the citizens i can tell you, one is also in good condition. the woman who was shot in the hand and also shot in the head, you remember this story from yesterday, a woman shot in the head. amazingly that bullet did not penetrate the skull. she is also listed in good condition today, andrea. >> they did release more names of the victims of the deceased. if we could just quickly pay tribute to them, of course, they are the

attack on a shopping mall in nairobi, 67 people died, but the members of one american family have a brave kenyan to thank for their survival. >> reporter: as the chaos unfolded at the westgate mall, abdul haji got a text message from his brother inside, the mall was under attack. haji, the son of kenya's form her security minister, who had taught him how to use a gun, raced to the building to help. >> the number of dead people we saw, the number of injured people we saw, the number of people who were just lying down bleeding, you know, helplessness, this whole thing, it can not just be my mother. >> haji searched for survivors while crossing crossfire, he noticed an american family taking cover under a mall kiosk and motioned them toward him. >> they kept asking -- >> just started running and id said it was very, very brave of the little girl. >> this photo captured the moment when a little girl from north carolina ran to the kenyan man hoping to lead her to safety. portia's mother and four siblings made it out alive soon after, haji said the whole event was a blur. >> w we had no concept

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. >> joining mess is robert greenwald, founder of brave new films. brave new films has done a very extensive documentary on walmart. good to have you with us tonight. did you expect this to eventually happen, what you say today in numerous cities, a protest by workers, saying this is a bad place to work and we deserve more? >> absolutely. i expected it, i hoped for it, i'm absolutely thrilled. i think we all need to speak and support those incredibly brave workers who are making, remember, on average, $881 and the walton family is worth $150 billion. they never worked a day in their life for that money. >> how is walmart a bad player? i understand they've been very adamant about fighting any kind of collective bargaining situation. how have they been a bad to their employees? >> we spent a year working on the walmart film. it's basically built into the dna of that company, the notion that you do anything for another nickel. you squeeze the workers, you squeeze the overseas factories, you bribe foreign countries, as we saw the recent scandal in mexico

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they're both so brave. they're so brave. >> reporter: they had to get to each other. >> they looked for each other. >> reporter: you went back looking for him? >> i started to, but then i had to be rescued at the other end of town. >> reporter: when her car flooded, rescuers sent the only vehicle that could get through. >> they put a life jacket on me and sat me on the seat and away we went. >> reporter: we saw the footage a million times on thursday and had no idea it was our mom. >> reporter: in a small community like lyons, everybody knows the long time football coach and teacher, and everyone seems to be searching. >> i had all my brothers, cousins, aunts and uncles. >> reporter: and that is what his family is celebrating now. >> everybody that's ever been in school has been out looking for him. and i thank everybody so much. >> we are just swollen with pride for him. i can't say enough about how proud i am to be his daughter and how proud i am that he did all the right things in the end. >> reporter: t

. >> a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they saw above the earth, they tracked the animals down below, and sometimes they weep. they are fighting for the prince's passion, a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he grew through the death of his mother. small wonder that as a young man he found peace not in his own kingdom but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me it's a sense of freedom being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the youk prince arrived in africa for the first time, the deep quiet of the bush and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i would feel that way. but i never realized how much emotionally and meantly. it was sort of magical. i remember seeing an elephant. it was just the most incredible sight. when you actually get

. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth, they track the animals down below, and sometimes they weep. they're fighting for the prince's passion, a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >>> he's got her looks, thankfully. >> no, no. >> thank god. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself, caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder, then, that as a young man, he found peace. not in his own kingdom, but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me, it's a sense of freedom, being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty of nature in the natural world is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the young prince arrived in africa for the first time, the splendor of an african sunset, the deep quiet of the bush, and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i w

. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth, they track the animals down below, and sometimes they weep. they're fighting for the prince's passion, a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >> he's got her looks, thankfully. >> no, no. >> thank god. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself, caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder then that as a young man, he found peace, not in his own kingdom, but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me, it's a sense of freedom, being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty of nature in the natural world is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the young prince arrived in africa for the first time, the splendor of an african sunset, the deep quiet of the bush, and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i woul

he was brave to come out has he changed you at all. >> something about it. pi want to do this. i want to do this. the rush? are you going to be okay? because i can handle anything. if you don't know if your kid can handle things. >>reporter: proud protective of very candid major job son on the conversation he had with his 20-year-old son before ej made the decision to come out as gay. >> i said if it's 80 percent but don't with 20 percent bad. about waiting for people to criticize you because lad will love you. and our friend there will be a lot of people who love you. but i'm there. >>reporter: magic guest on good friend arsenio hall talk show this week. 2 so close that magic and his 25 show arson why is chosen as god father. >> i have never told this to anybody. i don't know i have a child. i have the desire to have a child. because of dj. >>reporter: he said the pivotal moment came when taking care of their baby during one of magic basketball games. >> started trying to get away from me and jump out of my arm and kicked him on the lip and handed him back to me. at that momen

. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth. they track the animals down below. and sometimes they weep. >> sorry. >> they're fighting for the prince's passion. a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >> her looks, thankfully. >> no, no. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself. caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder then that as a young man he found peace, not in his own kingdom, but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me, it's a sense of freedom, being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty of nature and the natural world is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the young prince arrived in africa for the first time, the splendor of an african sunset, the deep quiet of the bush, and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i would feel tha

. >> an africa he hopes will be preserved by a group of selfless, brave, committed individuals. they soar above the earth, they track the animals down below, and sometimes they weep. they're fighting for the prince's passion, a new father's battle to save africa's most vulnerable. >>> he's got her looks, thankfully. >> no, no. >> thank god. >> it wasn't long ago that the world's most famous new father was just a baby himself, caught in the glare of the world's spotlight. and as william grew into a boy, the spotlight became more relentless, even as he lived through the death of his mother. small wonder, then, that as a young man, he found peace. not in his own kingdom, but in the furthest corners of africa. >> for me, it's a sense of freedom, being out in the middle of nowhere in africa, just seeing the beauty of nature in the natural world is just phenomenal. it's fantastic. >> when the young prince arrived in africa for the first time, the splendor of an african sunset, the deep quiet of the bush, and the majesty of the animals captured his heart. >> i had no real idea that i w

he was brave. he was courageous. he was cogent. he showed character. he showed integrity. and frankly, lars, whatever you think of the tactics here, he is doing what the voters of texas, particular the tea party voters want him to do in washington. >> that's exactly what he was doing. it's what a lot of americans have been hoping somebody would stand up and do. and the fact is ted cruz, as you said, is courageous. but better than, that he is one of the best speakers in that body at this point. to communicate for so long, and i got a chance to dip in and out of the filibuster, whatever you want to call it, the long speech last night, all the way through the night and into the early morning hours today, he really communicates well. and actually, for a body full of people who are supposed to be well spoken, he showed himself to have absolute skills far and above the crowd. and that is what america has been hoping for, somebody that will actually champion this cause. most of america wants obama care gone. >> that's the thing, mark hanna. let me make two points. number one, cru

. >>> the atlanta braves have already wrapped up the n.l. east title, but they're still taking things pretty seriously. milwaukee's carlos gomez hits a homer off paul maholm, but the braves think that he's walking it a little too long, and they let him know it as he rounds the bases. and when gomez reaches home plate, catcher brian mccann is blocking the way. both benches clear and punches are thrown. gomez never actually touches home plate but milwaukee is credited with the run and milwaukee would win the game, 4-0. >>> when we return, a major stride for artificial limbs. an amputee is able to control his robotic leg with the power of his mind. able to control his robotic leg with the power of his mind. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] build anything with the new toyota tundra. toyota. let's go places. ♪ [ male announcer ] for those who willingly take on the day. [ screaming ] [ male announcer ] to make it better for someone else. the same way the smooth, creamy taste of coffee-mate makes coffee and your day better. coffee-mate. coffee's perfec

for her to go out there was really brave. and then the guff she has been taking because of these angry parents are saying you posted half nay -- naked pictures of your boys. let me po if -- point something out. guys in trunks are not really half naked. they are wearing bathing trunks and they are not racy. and anybody dare to say women are not as visual as guys? so it is not exctly -- >> they are if you are four nipples. >> i see what you are saying and i respect that she has the ability to exercise whatever thought she has on this as a paisht and all of that. as a parent and all of that. but i argue if you flip the gender roles there would be no argument. if a parent of a girl made the argument against a guy they would be laughed and rid -- ridiculed. >> and of course they should be. girls are not drooling over guys the way guys drool over girls. >> you have an issue with cat photos. you have suggested pictures of cats all over your facebook. it is kind of offensive to everybody else. >> are you done? >> yes. >> i have mixed