. >> after a horrifying act of violence, the kokomo slayer displays his brutality for all to see. >> most murderers get 60 years. i got sentenced to 72 years. >> two brothers pay a harsh penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> i'm sorry for putting you through this, but mom my fight is done. i did not take it anymore. this is definitely a suicide letter. >> a routine cell search reveals an inmate on the edge. and prison officials intervene. >> why you going to go and strip me out again? >> because that's the protocol. >> that's bull [ bleep ] and you know it. >> we turn some of the cameras over to our inmates for a personal glimpse of their lives in prison. >> get the back piece on camera, baby. huh? show off your work, son. >> i'm growing old in here. white hair, gray hairs. going bald. life is over with. is this place stressful? hell yeah it's stressful. this is one of the stressfullest things you can do. try to think of anything you can do that relieves a little bit of stress you know from drawing a picture to, lifting weight

security council paula slayer reports from the israeli palestinian border for us while forty thousand israeli reserve soldiers have been called out but this comes as the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu instructs the i.d.f. to prepare for a possible ground offensive into gaza now no confirmation as to if or when this will happen but certainly the need on the ground is that it could possibly happen in the coming few hours the only thing we've heard from netanyahu is a warning to his soldiers to prepare for a long operation for the eighty palestinians have been injured a number of them have been killed in what israel says are targeted assassinations but as is always the case there are women and children and innocent people who get killed in these strikes i'm standing on the israel gaza border which as you can imagine is very tense behind me is gaza and almost every fifteen twenty minutes there is a war plane dropping its deadly cargo there have also been israeli helicopters dropping leaflets urging residents of gaza to come forward and reveal the hiding places of militants firi

this all comes as part of an operation called dragon slayer. that operation is set up to target distributors of pain medications in prince william county. and it has resulted in dozens of arrests. >>> a cell phone camera captured this takedown. now nearly a month later, we've learned the suspect in a brutal beating is still undergoing a mental evaluation to see whether or not he's competent to stand trial. this man approached a man in rockville and hit him over the head with a large rock. he did not know the victim who's recovering at a rehab center right now. and we're told that his condition is improving. >>> developing right now in the middle east, a period of calm in effect between israel and hamas. both sides have agreed to hold their fire for at least five hours. that would be to allow humanitarian aid into the palestinian territory where as many as 1 million people are without water. the temporary cease-fire was requested by the united nations. the israeli military, however, has warned that if any attacks are launched during the pause, i

najim a bad algebraic slayer over iraq a town of tal afar which is now in isis hands you are now based in america and you are made a scholar it's great to have you on our show today now talent far has been overtaken by isis you were the city's mayor i know and i know that you keep in touch with your colleagues there so what's going on right now how is to sit in managing under . for witness the same thing most of the other cities did frankly speaking with the local security forces was pretty low they didn't feel like fighting at all their commanders abandoned the soldiers locals told me about. had left his position in a secure historic fortress on the top of a high hill and moved to the airport which is an open unprotected area their commanders were involved in corruption and were only interested in raising money they were not ready for a war the army has no national spirit it was built as a religion which is wrong because religion divides. the only thing that mattered to them was being. so the army lost its commanders and morale failed in the battle against several hundred. and fighter

s'pore slayer is in tel aviv. in the latest news at least two palestinians have been killed in a targeted assassination in southern gaza it comes as the israeli defense forces drops leaflets wednesday morning on the north and east of the strip urging residents to leave their homes so it does seem as if some kind of a strikes are being planned their late on tuesday the first israeli victim was killed in mortar fire he was a volunteer delivering food to soldiers along the israel gaza border since that peace was broken there have been some one hundred rockets fired at israel a quarter of which have been intercepted by the i'm anti missile defense system and the israeli foreign minister avigdor lieberman who is known for his hawkish views is now calling for the israeli army to quote him to go all the way now harry fear my colleague in gaza has been catching up with people there who are under israeli rocket fire. egypt's efforts to facilitate a cease fire barely got off the starting block israel formally accepted the p

our correspondent paula slayer will continue to bring you the latest details from the israeli palestinian border so you can of follow her updates on twitter as well . francis finance minister has called for rebalancing of world currency he wants to move away from the dominance of the u.s. dollar that was after america forced the b.m.p. power bar bank to pay and nine billion dollars fine for not abiding by the area's u.s. imposed sanctions and french economist jack sapir agrees that washington set a dangerous precedent where that's actually. actually is a problem is not the amount of money is that the french bank is to pay to the u.s. government what is actually a streak is a possibility for us nonresident for people in united states to use the u.s. dollar the problem is you risk the surete to be fine all too common in. the u.s. relations then everybody will be at risk if it uses the u.s. dollar for any transaction in the world. so is offers financial institutions little safety against u.s. authorities germany's second largest bank commerzbank now facing america's wrath for involvement in

our middle east correspondent paula slayer's keeping track of the rising tensions in the region as well you can follow her twitter account for minute by minute updates. the top cia officer in germany has been ordered out of the country berlin responded angrily after two german officials in a week were allegedly revealed to be american spies let's get more for correspond peter oliver in bergen. this is as a direct result of two recent spy scandals came after an emergency session of the parliamentary committee for control of intelligence and well they said it was down to the refusal of u.s. intelligence services to work with their german counterparts of the back of these two investigations that we've see now this is clearly designed to represent a strong statement to washington not something that there has been accusations here in germany that the german government haven't being doing that they haven't been doing enough there to show strength in the face of spy scandals that have really been emerging although solidly since the first leaks from edward snowden over a year ago but in a state

for a minute by minute updates on the rise and tensions in the region you can always fall of hala slayer's twitter accounts. what we're seeing right now is the worst disclosure between hamas and israel since the war and the barber two thousand and twelve an activist part of france and he is from the movement for international solidarity he told us that he believes the outlook and the situation as grim. it continues like this escalating i think we have to prepare for the worst it's just a continuation of the occupation of. tens of years on the grounds of the blockade of gaza still the checkpoints are still children get killed on arrest the regularly in the occupied territories but i think it's nothing new what a number of palestinians children in israeli prisons grew up to seven hundreds for every. child killed there were fifty palestinian children killed israel feels no pressure to change what they are doing now and so they try to hit as hard as it ghana the people in gaza and we have more stories ahead for you including a lumen blockade in eastern ukraine where reports from look on squids

najim a bad algebraic slayer of iraqi town of tal afar which is now in isis hands you are now based in america and you are made a scholar it's great to have you on our show today now tell us far has been overtaken by isis you were the city's mayor i know and i know that you keep in touch with your colleagues there so what's going on right now how is to sit in managing under. for witness the same thing i. did frankly speaking with the local security forces was. they didn't feel like fighting at all their commanders abandoned the soldiers locals told me. had left his position in a secure historic fortress on top of a high hill and moved to the airport which is an open unprotected area their commanders were involved in corruption and were only interested in raising money they were not ready for a war.

were wounded one of them seriously after a rocket hit the country's south on friday and his poor slayer reports people are learning to live with the daily attacks the situation here in israel is extremely tense barrages of rockets continue to be fired at the country from gaza there was one incident when a gas station in the city of ashdod was hit and one person has been seriously injured in fact that is the most serious incident so far ninety percent of the rockets that are coming from gaza are intercepted by the iron dome anti-missile defense system on friday night three missiles were intercepted over the skies of tel aviv and i was at an open field when this happened and it's almost surreal people who rushed out of a cars and there's almost a few seconds before they can get to the ground or hide behind some kind of building many people just watching this interception in the sky and when it happened there was this huge applause that went up from people on the street where i was but certainly people are afraid what we're hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is that

violence and confrontation to be avoided and get the latest updates from our correspondent paula slayer she tweets from the israeli palestinian order. frontis finance minister has called for rebalancing of world currencies he wants to move away from the dominance of the u.s. dollar after america forced the b.n.p. part of us buying to pay a nine billion dollar fine for not abiding by various u.s. imposed sanctions and french economist sapir agrees washington set a dangerous precedent with its actions back to liz a problem is not the amount of money is that the french bank is to pay to the us government what is actually a streak is a possibility for us nonresident for people and even to the united states to use the u.s. dollar is a problem it is a risk this right to be fine all too common in. the us regulation zen everybody would be at risk if it uses the u.s. the law for any transactions a world. size offers financial institutions a little protection from the u.s. commerce bank the second largest bank in germany is also facing possible fines for allegedly sanctions put in place by washin

for a cease fire the country ramps up its preparations for a possible ground invasion artie's paula slayer is in tel aviv in a moment to find out how israelis themselves see the offensive. most israelis support the military strikes of a gaza seeing it as a legitimate response to defend the country's borders but at the same time people here are afraid the iron dome anti-missile defense system into states around ninety percent of rockets it's that ten percent that remains that has seen some never misses who could accept to receive myside just like this without doing a thing it's not possible i think various heads really very said that i think that the israelis don't need this kind of lives and we just cared about their withing. i just i don't know how to feel about it israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has so he scored political points with this military offensive even the opposition inside his unity government supports the military strikes although they are calling for a diplomatic solution there is of course a radical voice inside israeli society too who now wants to see all gazans

soldiers who are making a stand and refusing to take part in any more destruction artie's paula slayer tells their story in the future i hope. i can aspire to be reasonable palestinian and after israel no longer exist in yell rosenberg is one of a kind the thirty three year old it's really programmer cuts a solitary figure on the margins of israeli society formerly a soldier in israel's defense forces he now hits a campaign for those who want to resist the draft on political grounds but he knows his views have made him an outcast. i'm not a true israeli i'm like some israeli or i'm a bad israeli in the eyes of the regime. israel is not a place for dissenters a recent poll in israel found that nearly nine out of ten is rabies not only supported the army's operation in gaza but wanted extended those who criticize it are made hit on and called naive and traitors during a recent antiwar demonstration in the center of tel aviv left when protesters were attacked by right wing extremists chanting death to arabs the little attack soon turned physically fine and when protesters were beaten up o

about the operation in gaza vowing to deliver a serious blow against hamas our correspondent paula slayer has more what we're hearing from military sources is that at this stage they are limiting their operation to some two to three kilometers inside gaza we are being told that some one hundred targets have been hit that twenty of them are launching pads nine of them are tunnels but that the operation will be expanded we are also being told that this could take around two weeks this is the time the israeli army estimates it needs to completely destroy the tunnels in gaza each tunnel for instance takes some three years to build now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that he was left with no option after diplomacy failed. back to launch a ground offensive he has said that it is impossible to destroy these tunnels that israel blames that up for being used to smuggle weapons into gaza from the air at the same time he did say the israelis were trying hard not to hit civilians but they blamed him asked for using civilians as human shields now we're also hearing from the minister

from any kind of ceasefire our correspondent paula slayer with the very latest from the israeli palestinian border thank you well earlier we spoke to the israeli defense forces spokes person and he says how moss is to blame for everything on the ground and as far as simply protecting its land and its people this is an unfortunate situation israel had no intention no wish to go and attack gaza but. it is in the school where you know our civilians are unable to go children today. could not be allowed to go to kindergarten children could not go to say they had to stay in the safe room it's an accepted we're not willing to let this go and that's why the military has been charged to protect the state of israel hamas is responsible for most is accountable we are responsible for safeguarding the state of israel that is a mission and that is what we will do well it's true that every country has a duty to defend its population from all of the external threats especially of course if they're in danger but official figures show that over the past six years of military operations in gaza the number of

violence and confrontation to be a boy that you can get the latest updates from our correspondent paula slayer she tweets from the israeli palestinian point. france's finance minister has called for a repub and sing of world currencies he wants a new way from the dominance of the u.s. dollar after america forced the b.n.p. bank to pay a nine billion dollars fine for not abiding by various u.s. imposed sanctions and french economist sapir agrees washington said a dangerous precedent with his actions. actually is a problem is not the amount of money is there the french bank is to be a us government what is actually a study is a possibility for us nonresident for people as a year in the united states to use the u.s. dollar as a brother that is risk is a straight to be fine all too common in. the us. then everybody will be at risk if it use the us dollar for any transactions a world. size offers financial institutions little protection from the u.s. commerce bank the second largest bank in germany is also facing possible fines for allegedly ignoring sanctions put in place by washington the very mi

massing troops on the border and twenty thousand reservists have already been mobilized artie's paula slayer's following the situation. the civilian death toll in gaza continues to climb in the predawn strike on thursday eight members of one family were reportedly killed five of them children according to gaza health officials hof of the casualties are innocent women and children and many of the homes that are being destroyed by these radiate strikes have no connection whatsoever to hamas officials according to palestinian figures one hundred twenty homes have been destroyed as well as several government buildings now increasingly it does seem as if a ground offensive by the israeli defense forces is imminent here in israel we are hearing from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu he has ordered an intensification of the assault in gaza israel's intelligence officer has also said and here i'm quoting that we have to take over gaza temporarily he suggested it could be a few weeks until the entire military infrastructure in gaza is destroyed i'm standing on the israel gaza border where t

in israel and gaza with our correspondent paula slayer in tell of if you can read the updates on her twitter feed where she says that hamas is continuing to fire rockets at israel causing heavy damage leaving one person injured in the city of the old. former cia specialist edward snowden has filed for an extension to his asylum in russia the whistleblower is hiding from us or florida keys after exposing about his global spying network has married a culture of explains returning home isn't an option edward snowden's a lawyer not only his client is waiting to hear whether his asylum is renewed for another year he applied for temporary asylum back in august two thousand and thirteen and he was granted that for a year and he had the option to extend it for another twelve months needless to say edward snowden doesn't wish to return to the united states because he is a wanted man there that's after years of origins accuse them of leaking secrets surveillance programs by the u.s. national security agency to the media and he's facing trial related to espionage at one point it was even treaso

arms clashes with there are now fears the move will spark a ground invasion into the enclave for a slayer reports from tel aviv twenty soldiers briefly entered northern gaza the i.d.f. says that the purpose of the mission was to destroy rocket launching sites we understand that there was a brief exchange of fire during which four israeli soldiers were likely wounded but the army has since returned to israel of course the question being asked is whether or not this is a precursor for a ground offensive certainly the sense on the ground and from me witnessing the massing of tanks and armored personnel vehicles and troops along the border it does seem as if a ground offensive could be imminent and certainly the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has indicated that this is an option. the word from the israeli army however is that they are ready for a ground offensive but that ultimately this is a political decision. meanwhile israel says its air raids are aimed at reducing at hamas in gaza but they also kill innocent people along the way the total number of palestinians who have died i

morning an apparent warning of more airstrikes there well let's get the latest now from artie's paula slayer who's in tel aviv for us. paula it seems that the chance of hope has slipped away. that said he does seem that in the latest news at least two palestinians have been killed in a targeted assassination in southern gaza it comes as the israeli defense forces drops leaflets wednesday morning on the north and east of the strip urging residents to leave their homes so it does seem as if some kind of airstrikes are being planned there we are hearing that the death toll has now topped the two hundred figure mark and more than one thousand five hundred people have been killed in the gaza strip most of them are civilians and this is despite the fact that the israeli army insists that its targets are rocket launching sites and weapons depot on tuesday evening the first israeli victim was killed by mortar fire on a fire he was a volunteer who was delivering food to soldiers along the israel gaza border when he was hit now the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has responded that israel ha

last march it was operation dragon slayer who began arresting people distributing the illegal painkillers. as a result of that they got a tip about dr. oraee and took a close look at him. dr. oraee is out on a $5,000 money wobond. i tried to talk to him but had no success. >> no he can't. goodbye. >> were you here when he was arrested. >> reporter: on the neurological center of northern virginia's website he's described as a highly sought of doctor of neurology and pain management. today i talked to some of his patients and they seemed surprised by this police action. >> totally ridiculous. he's been -- he's been very professional, excellent doctor, i think. >> reporter: tonight this warning from police. if you are involved in the illegal use of precipitation painkillers, they say they will track you down. floo live in prince william county, pat collins. >>> now the crisis at the border. americans are more concerned about immigration. 17% of americans believe the border crisis is one of our nation's top problems. that was just 5 percent last month. it is a virtual tie with overall dissati

early saturday in the west bank city of bethlehem the clashes left at least five people dead or a slayer brings us more now from jerusalem. the idea is that this twelve hour truce will become a seven day truce that is the proposal that is on the on the cards right now and that during this week both sides will have a chance to cease each instant martens if indeed this seven day truce goes into effect it will begin on sunday at this stage tonight this side has agreed to it one of the major disagreements is that it's not wants to even soldiers inside gaza the hamas does not agree to this and must for its side is insisting its prisoners that are being held in israeli jails we race to be released and it's wrong saying that this is just too many preconditions for two three two for any kind of movement to be meet it certainly doesn't seem as if private side is willing to wear them or not this can material not since we're not troops serving on the ground is quite pessimistic at the moment the israeli cabinet is still to decide whether or not they were except in the cease fire that is being put f

. >> after a horrifying act of violence, the kokomo slayer displays his brutality for all to see. >>most murderers get 60 years. i got sentenced to 72 years. >> two brothers pay a harsh penalty for their dealings in methamphetamine. >> he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> i'm sorry for putting you

request for an additional two hundred twenty five billion dollars in aid to the program artie's paula slayer gets a closer look at the system from the center of televisa. the longest sound the show in television we're going to join because everybody starts rushing to go towards the bomb shelter so the way to the bomb shelter is this way you can see that's a stunt that people everywhere have come out of the building no one ever showed me or people over there are walking to go towards a bomb shelter. big you had that bang that was the iron dome interceptor missile you can actually see the white smoke over there. where it lifted trailers and made that interception and some white smoke over there this just go to the edge of space the thing to do is to actually get out of a con to go to the side off the pavement and wait there they recommend the i'm done and to missile system into steps around ninety percent of records. but the fear is for the ten percent that it doesn't into sit the shows you. that even as israeli ground offensive advances so here in the center of israel in tel aviv the rockets

offices the police responded with tear gas and water cannons is our middle east correspondent paula slayer. the situation here on the ground amongst israel's arab population is extremely volatile on friday there were demonstrations here in east jerusalem not far from the mosque after people prayed in here the israeli forces allowed only men over the age of fifty to enter the mosque protesters started throwing stones and rocks at israeli police responded with crowd control measures now this tension has been simmering for quite some time so we are likely to see the kind of anger that exists amongst israel's roughly one million arab population bubble to the surface it's not limited only to inside israel on thursday night it was clashes at the kalandia checkpoint between jerusalem and ramallah dozens of palestinians have been arrested if they we did have the throwing of stones the burning of tires and again tensions are running high on israel's border at the moment be feeling on the ground is that the gaza operation will continue and at the same time will continue to encourage anger and dissen

>> if anyone can make that claim it would be amy jo slayer, second vice president of the accordioniststernational. that is their president, betty jo simon playing next to her. betty jo, >> do all women accordionists have a jo in their name? >> we do. >> you'll find good accordionists here for the convention that runs through saturday. plenty of older players and not enough young ones. >> we're a dieing breed. this makes the teaching of youngsters more important. . >> i thought it would be a cool instrument to play i just decided to play it. yes. >> can you do drum solo? >> not yet. >> they do have broad genres. a chinese soloist makes logical sense >> it's very popular in china. >> the reed of the accordion was discovered ask invented in china. >> frankly in this crowd, we don't think they'll miss it. from burlingame, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> not sure i've heard it played like that. >> one last check of the weather. >> hi there, sandhya. >> hi there, ama and dan. expecting records tomorrow, mountain view, 93.mond 90 degre jose. 77 in half moon bay. 89 oakland. heading to gilroy gar

>> if anyone can make that claim it would be amy jo slayer, second vice president of the accordionists international. that is their president, betty jo simon playing next to her. betty jo, >> do all women accordionists have a jo in their name? >> we do. >> you'll find good accordionists here for the convention that runs through saturday. plenty of older players and not enough young ones. >> we're a dieing breed. this makes the teaching of youngsters more important. . >> i thought it would be a cool instrument to play i just decided to play it. yes. >> can you do drum solo? >> not yet. >> they do have broad a chinese soloist makes logical sense >> it's very popular in china. >> the reed of the accordion was discovered ask invented in china. >> frankly in this crowd, we don't think they'll miss it. from burlingame, wayne freedman abc7 news. >> not sure i've heard it played like that. >> one last check of the weather. >> hi there, sandhya. >> hi there, ama and dan. expecting records tomorrow, mountain view, 93. richmond jose. 77 in half moon bay. 89 oakland. heading to gilroy garlic festi

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arrested in a sting called operation dagen slayer. a tip helped police steer in on a popular pain doctor for precipitation fraud. >> concerns in a community after the murder of a shop owner. we'll report what is being done to calm fears as the search for the killer continues. >> and capturing the fiery aftermath after four children were killed in an israeli air strike. >>> but first, hundreds of vials of the potentially deadly germs found alongside forgotten smallpox samples of national institutes of health campus in bethesda. the investigation found a total of 327 vials in a cold room. the vials are being tested right now. this comes just days after lab workers found viable samples of the deadly smallpox virus created back in the 1950s. >> patients say they were shocked, a highly regarded neurologist in our region was arrested for allegedly giving out phony precipitations. this comes on the heels of a major drug bust operation in a local county. pat collins with

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. ♪ but his words bit like steel on the slayers of -- [inaudible] ♪ and with cunning tricks, he snatched solitary man amongst us, now with glory to his name; ♪ became our gleam of hope in a world of guilt and shame. ♪ like a cliff this churning waters he stood firm to lead the way. ♪ so that no one could deny, or from truth go far astray. ♪ ♪ when the light poured in, this freedom's sacred name -- ♪ a twin-headed dragon, he was stolen without shame. ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the democratic whip of the united states house of representatives, the honorable steny hoyer. [applause] >> nina, as you've noticed, i am not nancy pelosi. [laughter] she is out of the state, but she wanted me to give you her very best and her great respect. mr. speaker, leader reid, leader mcconnell, my dear friend, the majority leader of the house of representatives, eric cantor, kirsten gillibrand, gregory meeks who has sponsored this legislation, foreign minister bilt, speaker westerberg, members of the raoul wallenberg foundation and ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased to be here. unfortunately, as i'

we have expedia report 1$1.03 versus 76 cents a slayer. revenues came in at $1.49 billion.lso is increasing its dividend by 20% to 18 cents. it said that room reservation bookings, gross bookings, increased 29% in the quarter driven by room night and air ticket growth. room night was driven by brand expedia including travelocity, hotels.com. if you have booked something recently online, chances are it is an expedia property. stocks up 4.5% following this report. >> bertha, thank you. a couple of other safe harbors, gopro earnings are due out shortly. >> i think it could help this market but this is deeper and more profound than that. the real question is, what has driven the market today. a lot of that is the central banks. have we gone too far. i mean is the news going to outweigh what the central banks have done, or is it time to pull back and look at things. also, we live in a global world. there are a lot of bad things going on and there is a lot of unrest and there are a lot of people who are concerned. i think earnings can help but i don't think it can save. >> how is

making headline, slayers of buffalo wild wings are under pressure the full-year earnings forecast fallingeet concensus, also garmin beating the street by gps-based fitness products t. 95gation equipment maker is offering full year guidance and time is almost umm for argentina to avoid a second debt default by the end of the day t. country needs to cut a deal withholdout investors or when more time from a u.s. court. we'll see wams. argumenty fa's economy minister came to fork yesterday to join last ditch negotiations, he isled whoing face-to-face talks with fork hedge funds who are demanding full repayment on those bonds they bought at a discounted rate after the country defaulted back in 2002. michelle. >> on the heels of the tracy morgan crash and the fedex crash in northern california that killed ten people, eupon javers eamon javers joins us now. >> we looked at truck safety issues around the country. what we found is it is really dang rut out there on the roads, up to 14,000 people killed every single year. take a look at our investigation and what we found here. >> there has been a