. >> the next morning, the workers are headed to a crouse. -- courthouse. its court of appeals is a ruling on a suit they brought against their former boss. each is owed in unpaid wages. in an earlier decision, a court sentenced the employer to two and a half years on probation for delaying bankruptcy proceedings. the hearing doesn't take long. the workers still don't receive any compensation and the judges even reduce the former employer's sentence. >> our lawyer said she had even worst problems than we had. two years ago, she left us all in the dark and we haven't seen any money since then. they say she's even worse off than we are. everybody is against us. the employers and the government. and if the justice system doesn't protect us anymore either, i don't know where this will all end. >> the factory workers are outraged. but they're also determined to continue working in their company, now, more than ever. >> vladimir putin has been russian president for a year now in his third term of office. this time, he will be in power for even longer than before,

. >> the next morning, the workers are headed to a crouse. -- courthouse. its court of appeals is a ruling on a suit they brought against their former boss. each is owed in unpaid wages. in an earlier decision, a court sentenced the employer to two and a half years on probation for delaying bankruptcy proceedings. the hearing doesn't take long. the workers still don't receive any compensation and the judges even reduce the former employer's sentence. >> our lawyer said she had even worst problems than we had. two years ago, she left us all in the dark and we haven't seen any money since then. they say she's even worse off than we are. everybody is against us. the employers and the government. and if the justice system doesn't protect us anymore either, i don't know where this will all end. >> the outraged. but they're also >> vladimir putin has been russian president for a year now in his third term of office. this time, he will be in power for even longer than before, thanks to a change in the constitution that putin and his party member pushed through and

. >> the next morning, the workers are headed to a crouse. -- courthouse. its court of appeals is a ruling on a suit they brought against their former boss. each is owed in unpaid wages. in an earlier decision, a court sentenced the employer to two and a half years on probation for delaying bankruptcy proceedings. the hearing doesn't take long. the workers still don't receive any compensation and the judges even reduce the former employer's sentence. >> our lawyer said she had even worst problems than we had. two years ago, she left us all in the dark and we haven't seen any money since then. they say she's even worse off than we are. everybody is against us. the employers and the government. and if the justice system doesn't protect us anymore either, i don't know where this will all end. >> the factory workers are outraged. but they're also determined to continue working in their company, now, more than ever. ti has been russian president for a year now in his third term of office. this time, he will be in power for even longer than before, thanks to a ch

tina crouse, cbs news, kensington. thank you, tina. >>> well, anthony weiner says his latest sexting scandal doesn't change anything in his race for city hall. weiner admitted exchanging sexually explicit pictures with a woman on line after he resigned from congress, "the new york times" calling him evasive and arrogant. they say he should resign. >> reporter: he once again admitted he sent sexually explicit images and messages to a woman online. >> there is no question what i did was wrong, this behavior is behind me, i've apologized to my wife houma. >> reporter: weiner's admission came after new images were posted on the gossip website "the dirty." weiner sent the photos and messages to a 22-year-old woman unnamed woim. she told reporters it started july and continued for ten months. she told reporters he used the name carlos danger. >> it was also at a time when my wife and i were working through our marriage. >> reporter: he denied reports texts sent by text to several women were his but later admitted they were a

freelance photojournalist dan crouse is photographing the event near the stage. >> almost like a woodstock kind of thing, but way newer with newer technology, and it's the new youth culture. >> you see a lot of people in different costumes. sometimes they're like really creative. sometimes they're just bathing suits and bikinis. >> as the rides are in motion and music is under way, fans are finding their places in the stadium. >> chris cox is a music producer and deejay sitting in the vip section. >> they stop letting people downstairs because they wanted to fill in the bleachers. >> and they all wanted to get down on to the field which was packed with people. and there were only a few access points where people could get through. and then so many people just started pushing and, you know, it just kept getting more dense and tighter and everyone was getting more squished. so people just started climbing over the fences. >> almost imperceptibly, an orderly situation takes a dangerous shift. a local news chopper captures it all from the air. >> people in the crowd that i was standing with we

caesar croused the rubicon. michael dell and silver lake want change. they want to change the guidelines for voting. they are willing to offer up to $13.57 a share, if, and only if, the special committee is willing to discard the roughly 27% of unaffiliated shareholders who have not cast their vote. right now the uncast votes are considered no votes. in order to raise their bid to 13.75, michael dell and silver lake are saying you have to change the guideline rules which would essentially make it easier for their buyout to succeed. according to the special committee they want $14 a share to change the rules. silver lake, michael dell, sources close saying they're not going above $13.75 a share. who might be smiling at all of this? michael -- carl icahn who actually issued a statement today which he said essentially all would be swell if michael dell, here is the actual quote, all would be swell at dell if michael and the board bid farewell. we could get an answer by 6:00 p.m. tonight. we may be back here on friday, august 2nd. if michael dell actually d

that's emily crouse with her idol, dave matthews. how she got the pictures, though, is the cool part of this story. she's on her way to one of his concerts in pennsylvania. she notices a bike rider on the side of the road with a flat tire. so she did the neighborly stopped to help, and it was actually dave matthews. they gave dave a ride to his own shone. the rock star was so grateful, he invited them backstage and even took them out to dinner. i think her life has been made. because he would have been missed the concert. >> he didn't have his cell phone with him, apparently. >> well, when you're going to ride to your concert, do you have your -- >> when don't you have a cell phone? >> dave, that makes me love you anymore. >> you're a big fan? >> i am a big fan. i'm really jealous of emily right now. >> pay more attention when you're on the road to those stranded bikers. never know. >> if you're not, i'm just going to leave. >> no, she wouldn't. >> i'm kidding! >> thanks, michaela. >>> coming up on "new day," we'll have more of our c