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It? they said you want to go? you go. >> who wants to jump over elisabeths head? >> shes like, wait a minute. you asked me to work weekends and then you make me a stunt woman. >> that was a saturday like no other. street ballers, they were holding tryouts over the course of the weekend. its a great group of guys and they actually -- i mean, he dumped over my head. >> and its not like youre short in any way. >> right. and i had heels on. >> by the way, i could not believe were watching the monito...

Bodies are lying in the streets. and the intensity of the attack mean ambulances cant even reach everyone who needs help. >> lets go to cnns correspondent ben wedeman near the scene. i can see you in a monitor. you just ducked. whats going on? >> reporter: it appears some sort of warning rocket was fired in a building just about i would say 300 to 250 yards behind me. that usually means that perhaps in the next few minutes a much larger missile will be fired. and this is really been going on muc...

This downed plane. thank you so much. >> thank you for having us. >> weve got chris cuomo on the phone who is there at the crash site. chris, ive been following you on twitter. you tweeted about the bodies and where they are now being placed on this refrigerated train car. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning victor and christi. to quote the old monitor, that the international organization that is here observing the violence, but they have kind of then thrust into this position o...

Government says they dont have them. the international monitor says they dont have them. the indication appears to be the rebels still have those black boxes and they are vital to the investigation. so all of these things are on the agenda for the monitors today, but its not clear yet if they are going to get what they want and they certainly dont have the means, if you will, to pressure the pro-russian rebels to get access. they are not armed. they are there with flat jackets alone, working onl...

Yay. i miss him so much. its good to see him on screen. hear his voice. i love it. >> 40 minutes seems like a minute and 30 seconds. then afterwards, as soon as that monitor goes black, its like complete despair, you know? your heart sinks down and youre like, oh, man. thats the only thing i have for hope to know shes going to get out clean and im going to have a nice, clean home without dope dealers and without scum and with a nice job that can support both of us. and start over again.

Monitored with calls back to the central america and the answer is come up here, everything is great, and they are taking care of us. that needs to stop. >> we have the vice president of the national border patrol union joining us now. chris, welcome. >> thank you. >> what do you think of governor perrys idea? would a stronger national guard presence make it impossible to cross and would it deter the folks trying to come? >> i think it would be a big deterant as far as people coming in and it wo...

Yay. i miss him so much. its good to see him on screen. hear his voice. i love it. >> 40 minutes seems like a minute and 30 seconds. then afterwards, as soon as that monitor goes black, its like complete despair, you know? your heart sinks down and youre like, oh, man. thats the only thing i have for hope to know shes going to get out clean and im going to have a nice, clean home without dope dealers and without scum and with a nice job that can support both of us. and start over again.

Same appetite to commit these crimes as he did before? >> oh, yes. he is noncurable. >> reporter: last year hubbart petitioned for his unconditional release. los angeles county officials were stunned when a judge in northern california, the place of hubbarts last known rape, ruled that the sex offender be placed where he grew up, l.a. county. >> he is not living in a cage. he is going to be roaming around. and thats the problem. and thats how rapists attack. thats how he attacked in the past. >>...

>> reporter: judged ruled the sex offender be placed where he grew up. >> hes not living in a cage. hell be roaming around. thats the problem. thats how rapist attacking. >> reporter: hub hsh he is wearing a monitor. >> hes optimistic he can reintegrate into society. >> reporter: hubbard could not be reached for comment but they want to make it as unlivable as possible so the serial rapist will leave. >> were the unwelcoming, weapon come committee. >> reporter: she was raped as a young child. >>...

Another 23 women. after serving two more prison sentences for rape and burglary, hubbard was paroled in 1993. part of that parole including a psychological evaluation which led to his parole being revoked. instead, he was sent to a state mental hospital. psychiatrists testify that due to a mental disorder, hubbard had a high risk of reoffending. >> this man is in his 60s. hes in his 60s. do you think at all that he has the same appetite to commit these crimes as he did before? >> oh, yes, hes no...