abel has been here for ten months. today is his shot to convince the release committee he's ready to go home. >> we review their packet, and we know that they're essentially eligible to come to the release committee for review, but we don't ever talk about it in advance. you had how many counts of battery? >> four. >> what were the batteries about? >> racism. >> racism? tell me what that means. >> when i was going to school, when i just came up here, there were a bunch of kids calling me names, so back in the day, i would react to any stupid stuff. somebody call me a name, i would react and start fighting right away. >> that's how i mostly got all my batteries from, people calling me names. >> was any of that gang related? >> no, sir. >> talk to me about your victims. >> victims? they were rivalry gang members, so we don't get along with them for certain reasons. >> you just told me a few minutes ago that those were not gang related. >> what victims are you talking about? >> any. >> any? well come gang members and some

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel. what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i

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they battled security forces for hours. 38 abel were killed including 10 gunmen.astaliban said the attack in revenge for airstrikes in the northern regions where the militants are largely based. pressure.me under this time the military were able to repel the assault quickly. since then have -- they have stepped up patrols around the airport. the pakistani air force responded with new airstrikes on taliban positions in the north. and later in the week, the united dave's renewed its drone strikes in pakistan for the statesime -- the united renewed its drone strikes in pakistan for the first time in months. >> a court in moscow jailed five men for the 2006 murder of journalist anna pollitt sky of. politskaya. gunned down in the elevator of her apartment building. she was an outspoken critic of the kremlin. advocates are demanding an investigation into who ordered her murder. militants took over large swathes of northern iraq this week, raising international concern. captured iraqi all second-largest city mosul. the al qaeda splinter group swept into the city. civilia

>> abel is a soccer fan ex-order . he is up on this trend. >> there are players for teams. >> for jerseys, flags and car decorations... hottest item in this specialty store is the panini sports sticker album. >> people are into trading. boy stha has been the most most successful >> think of it like baseball card was a twist. a sticky twist. . >> i put them in my book. when i'm done, i might, if i have two of the same, i'll just trade them with some one doing it, too. >> it's sold out. >> i'll get more later this week. >> this comes from the source. >> all of my friends are here. >> all packed inside the owner is just taking it in. >> taking me back to brazil it's great. it's a great energy. you know? very -- i know it's not going to happen i don't know. you know? again probably. so i'm enjoying it. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. >> well, it's not just soccer, fans on the ground are excited about the world cup. >> have fun, play hard we'll be watching on international space station. >> the crew as you can see, are chee

is the question of cain and abel and the question of realizing the different cultures. revisiting our cultures them and mccain -- the cain side abel sidey, and to bhthe of humanity. i would like you to address the issue of nonviolence as the intrinsic heart of a spiritual cultures thattain actually make people from a divine respect if peaceful -- perspective, peaceful. thank you. twoe need another hour or to really probe such a question. i'm going to resist. , asactually thinking about a follow-up book to this to approach the question of in both the practicality and philosophy. in this book you will see that i regular basis in every chapter in the tension between nonviolence and self-defense. tension in the choices that people have to make. say in an afterword that i actually think that the most worthgacy considering today, given the growing coarseness of the society, given the violence that exists not only internally in terms of the united states but worldwide might be nonviolence. skepticism inome the sense that the ideal is noble but the reporter in me quite seend do

suspected boko haram insurgents attacked the village's and a convow, at least one church was set abelize chasing villagers running in the bush and shooting them and appears that boko haram have really the situation whereby they can attack at-will in this area now. we are hearing there could be dozens dead and we spoke to the police commissioner and he confirms an incident has taken place and says he is investigating but cannot give details. this is becoming a frequent situation and the army and police are unable to give information and detail about this and causing frustration among news media and among people who live in the area which is a security zone cutoff from any real outside support. >> and attacks by boko haram seem relentless and is the government doing anything to change its strategy in the north? >> well, if it is then it's not apparent on the ground. there is a growing acceptance that the military is up against it. the boko haram forces do seem extremely well equipped. they have been all along since the whole campaign started in 2009. but never before has there been this fr

profitprofits are already takint at abel's fine furniture movers in dallas where janelle garcia has trucks running six days a week. this gas price increase is hitting in the worst season for you it sounds like. >> yes, you're correct on that. this is our busiest time, therefore we're having more truck out, more guys out, more fuel. we're having to constantly worry about filling up. >> reporter: just 4% of u.s. oil imports come from iraq but the six cent increase in the cost of a gallon a gas has pulled $163 million a week out of the pockets of american consumers and business. that's money that could be helping to move the economy forward. janelle garcia may have to drop plans to buy new trucks and vans this summer. >> we're having to compensate for the extra money going towards gas instead of going towards another vehicle. >> reporter: one rule of thumb is that a $10 increase in the cost of a barrel of crude cuts global economic growth by .2%. now, sharyn, other oil exporters, including the u.s., can make up for the loss in iraqi production, but that takes time. >> alfonsi: all right, than

when he did a show for a long time he was on stage and some of the music in the middle of singing abel was he was thinking the leave a note i have person of the house and then he quipped i mean yes they've got a show yes it's an interesting thing because it is a job you know what it's like and we do eight shows a week and. the goal is to try to make each performance fresh and new and real and alive is the first time they've seen exactly and it's also it's a challenge it's a challenge as an actor to be able to and then you get an opportunity to sort of recreate and rediscover but then there does reach a point where you're thinking about what you're going to eat for dinner and whether or not you left the stove on and said the time then does most most the time yet because you want to keep you want to keep it alive and it's not fair for anybody who suffered as you are the audience the word using the name that surface yesterday actually was our wednesday matinee and we had a student students our entire balcony was filled with students and it was delightful they like to clap a lot of clap th

soy dichosa al tener a abel como esposo porque me ayuda muchÍsimo.s allÁ de la belleza, es su corazÓn ha sido muy difÍcil sinceramente. >> y tÚ cantas. >> sÍ. >> asÍ me ganÓ. >> cÁntanos. enamÓranos a nosotros. >> cuando mi esposa estaba en un radio, siempre le cantaba... [canta] ♪ voy desvelado, estaba esperando encontrar esa voz de Ángel que quiero amar, yo seguirÉ desvelado y sin amor ♪ [aplausos] >> hasta yo me caso, yo me enamorÉ, yo me caso. oye, sin duda fue... bueno, yo que he pasado por este tipo de tragedias, es difÍcil perder a alguien que amas. ¿cÓmo ha sido manejar todo esto de la prensa? te vuelve loco. >> sÍ. una vez mi hermana cuando vio todo lo que pasÓ con britney hace muchos aÑos me dijo uno tiene que ser muy fuerte mentalmente para vivir en esto. yo tengo que ser muy fuerte. no puedo tomar nada personal. si dicen algo malo, no es conmigo. es trabajo, dar la nota pero tampoco con las cosas buenas porque yo tengo que estar centrada, enfocada. >> me imagino que tÚ estÁs siguiendo los pasos de tu hermana porque sigue fuerte. >> sÍ. ap

market abele start a probe started and 30 you see behind me motorcycles in place the they are star of44 the year every year as seems like they wont to out to the previous year a few guys who will be participants and the parades' limit your reaction to what's going on chow said are your army have you been to the cement their firstborn overwhelmingly excited but very happy be a part of this tremendous celebration >> : is a seventh. six performing every year it's better and better are some people expect of their watching and saying in an sec order you'd tell them to bring them here. we feel overwhelming sense of comfort support overall has that mr. got a better have been some better have you noticed yet >> : thus no way of more more states excepting a bearish now getting more excepting services go one of the best cities to be. it toolbars and set so high. so much more rewarding right more and more people is coming so much farther up from four other way. selling city specifics on your during a pride today all coming together as i love. will going for more up in the air nor like your guest

another one is abdul abel mehdi, one of the most popular.ister jabar, known for some of the tougher periods against dissidents in iraq and might not be as popular. one of the great challenges is does iraq bring back the supporters of the baath party, who were saddam supporters, now siding with isis? do you bring in tribal leaders? >> sunni tribal leaders. >> who were the key to the awakening in 2006 and 2007 would pushed back al qaeda in an earlier -- >> because they were paid off by the united states government -- >> they were paid off, armed, aided by the united states. >> petraeus was spending millions and millions of dollars every day just paying off these guys. >> and the iraqi government was supposed to incorporate them, either give them jobs -- >> they stopped paying them off. >> -- bring them into the military, stopped paying them off, stopped giving them jobs, and they turned against the government. >> an excellent article you wrote in the new yorker magazine. the modern iraqi state may not hold. neighboring syria is already shatter

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so on the morning abele begin on the freeway which also and have these lights that's from 6 to 9 in theg going westbound. will spend the afternoon trying to get on from data 7. the see that the lights are on the traffic is still backed up by 92. were likely to have a better impact on the eastbound ride in the evening. we're tracking and other high spot for you the bay bridge toll plaza westbound is backed up into the macarthur mace were still having problems with two stall lights at the toll plaza. and you're right to a 80 southbound is jammed up this morning. 51 minutes drive times through the corridor and let's see if we can back this up of it. where does it to the self their rollicking and slow traffic again one no one northbound into 280 north that to 17. there's been a problem here at novado rock and roll in in the stall kron direction to the ride and the county on where the north meringue commute has been slower than usual this morning. >>: a scary moment for vallejo up car bearing off the freeway and ended up in this man's backyard it was a big seen around 4:00 this yesterday's a

operas of 80 degrees this afternoon this evening will get a little cloudy by the bay and conditions abeleore patchy and foggy. temperatures also drop back down to the low 50s. we come back 815 will have are bay area wide weather. >>:san francisco p-r consultant. ryan chamberlain. has been a fugitive since saturday, when the f-b-i went to his home. looking for explosives. the f-b-i says they tracked him down at crissy field. and in just a few minutes.we'll get an update from the f-b-i. a news conference is scheduled for around 8:30. kron 4's will tran is live at f-b-i headquarters in san francisco with the latest. will? cont coverage tease-fullscreen we have posted chamberlain's manifesto and social media postings on our website. you can find the link on our homepage. kron-4-dot-com. and we continue to bring you updates throughout this newscast. happening right now. is because a few hours is more a venture with their arrested him he is is the atm at that ashbury a district firepower that zanzibar. --bar they also stated that location and searched his car for possible explosives. in the mea

backup look at the birth kron ride and as far back up to danza of interstate 680 souls like after duke abeleis still backed up all wet highway for east ball first this would be your best of cheroot to use west of highway 4 quickly updated another hot spot still deductible direction its approach to the county line to a still overtured accident or fall outside of ottawa. here's a erica kato with a clear picture whether. >>: a this is all that traffic will let people headed out to fall the sporting spectacle late fall did at this hour whishes season after duke theory but it is a bit cooler day ahead of us. from the low 60s along the coast to the '70s it in the spots to borrow while deciding conditions and we will see a war retread as we headed to the weekend essex if you're heading out to watch the world cup at the civic center expect low 60s and temperatures are a lot of the cool side double cycladic the dishes the full details are were turks becker severed their run to break forecast of existing brands. kron the game is a rebid is under way red dog their styles is a sucker for as watching fro

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. >> thank you so much for chatting with us, or abel and, yo, you talk to your guests now. >> go with >>> space, the yahoo! ceo marissa mayer arrived about two hours late to a private dinner. the gathering was a chance for clients to get the firsthand update on what yahoo! had to offer. "the wall street journal" says she had fallen asleep. she was so late, some guests had already left. it happens, jewel yeah, to the best of us, especially to you and i when we have to wake up early in the morning. >> or when each other is talking. would it bother you if i said, sorry, didn't turn up for work? i guess that's the benefit to being the boss. last month, amazon cut off orders for movies. "the wall street journal" says amazon has been seeking more favorable pricing terms. the company is still embroiled in a contract dispute removing preorders of several titles including j.k.rowling's upcoming book, the silk worm. >>> coming up, one analyst says alley ban ba could be the biggest offering ever. we'll explore what's behind that valuation, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico

these three friends mark abel and kanye live in the mountains not far from the. has no electricity and with no newspaper deliveries the only news they get is through local gossip rumors of a new big airplane have already reached them and they're hoping to find a way to see the flying wonder for themselves. what. life in the mountains of papua new guinea is not as wild as it is strange. very different civilizations particularly unusual way. white people made a big mistake when they brought western clothing here it rains a lot. of grass dries very quickly after the rain but it takes a long time for t. shirt to dry as a result much the number one illness among the local population is not malaria but now monia. western culture and values are gradually taking root and. today he's wearing a traditional grass skirt tomorrow he'll put on jeans tribesmen wear both types of clothing but they are becoming more accustomed to western styles. people only discovered this region in thirty three they came in search of gold and were amazed to find the populated valley where people

abel friend of max managed to buy a piglet not long ago. how. he'll raise the animal to sell in the future for a profit able has no other means of earning a living for himself and his family. just going to say it's quite hard to form an opinion what do we see really the hotel the plane the camp people working with us we've been told not to go outside the camp much. i'm not sure if they're exaggerating or not when they say if you go outside. we've all been frightened to death but the devil is not as black as he's painted after all of those have you seen any mosquitoes no me neither do. you wake up and they say malaria and typhoid are most prevalent here but that's not true. when we first went to see their hospital the warrants were divided into two groups the first was typhoid the second malaria. but it turned out later that there was a stroke patient someone who had a heart attack and so on. but yet if a man has diarrhea they call it typhoid and well everything else is malaria. today especially at nine o'clock in the morning people in port mores