khader adnan was on hunger strike for 66 days. hana shalabi is on her 40th day. health is very fragile and she could die any day. the government is refusing to release her. they're continuing to violate international law by holding her. i think what we need is a very strong solidarity with hana shalabi to save her life. if you allow me, i want to respond to some of the issues that's rabbi arthur waskow mansion. i respect him read i thank him for his good intentions. but let me say that when he speaks about boycotting some of products only, let me tell him that this is a very difficult thing to do. it is not possible anymore to differentiate between supplement products and usual israeli products. the settlers in the israeli government are recycling the products within the israeli compound read you cannot differentiate between some of products and israeli products. what we're doing is -- those who delegitimize israel are conducting the process up apartheid. it is the longest military occupation in human history. those are the ones that are delegitimizing israel. we

. >> reporter: also evacuated adnan who took sensational video. he heard a crackling sound that kept getting louder. >> i pulled my curtain and saw everything was almost yellow. died now it is time to get out. >> reporter: he says the fire burned for half an hour before the fire department arrived. the deputy chief says he has not checked the response time. there is another explanation as to why in fire did so much damage. >> building is older with no fire stops. which means if a fire starts in the basement it can run to the attic in seconds. >> reporter: the red cross is out here ready to offer help to anybody who has been evacuated. especially those who tone have any place to go back to. as of right knew those folks have scattered and the red cross does not know where they are. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> some occupy protesters who have been ordered to stay away interest certain parts of oakland are fighting that court order today. amy hollyfield joins us in oakland. >> reporter: good morning. these protesters today are signaling they are in

. >> reporter: also evacuated adnan who took sensational video. he heard a crackling sound that kept getting louder. >> i pulled my curtain and saw everything was almost yellow. died now it is time to get out. >> reporter: he says the fire burned for half an hour before the fire department arrived. the deputy chief says he has not checked the response time. there is another explanation as to why in fire did so much damage. >> building is older with no fire stops. which means if a fire starts in the basement it can run to the attic in seconds. >> reporter: the red cross is out here ready to offer help to anybody who has been evacuated. especially those who tone have any place to go back to. as of right knew those folks have scattered and the red cross does not know where they are. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> some occupy protesters who have been ordered to stay away interest certain parts of oakland are fighting that court order today. amy hollyfield joins us in oakland. >> reporter: good morning. these protesters today are signaling they are in

once the shelling began, babies like this boy named adnan, were dying from shrapnel wounds and lack of medical care. of the some of the last video we have seen is brutalizing to see and says everything about this war conducted by an army and the children are the victims. a boy we don't know his name trapped in the rubble of a home. he is buried. you see him there up to his waist, already an orphan, already disabled. not a terrorist, not part of an armed game, which the regime said it's fighting. it is just a boy in the upper part of the scream half buried by a regime that will consider his agony a failure because in the end that boy survived. as we said, the violence, the videos have slowed to a trickle today with our connections, the people in homs being cut, and two eyewitnesses managed to get out and tell their story. both were hunted by the regime and a resistance member named danny whose reporting you have seen all month and a spanish journalist javier espinosa and was with marie colvin and remi ochlik when they died. the syrian news agency put out a press release saying he is dea

the is widespread dry conditions adnan. thing is they try as we head into the overnight hours.ht now it's in the lotus mid-60s. things dobie cloudy and partly sunny possible rain on friday. >> there is no back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's how like the traffic has been. we were not tracking any hot spots right now. this is a ramp closure in vallejo. but it hasn't created a back up this morning. >> a developing story that work falling this morning is a search for 15 year-old sierra lamar. she's been missing since early friday morning. the klasskids foundation has volunteers out looking for clues. yesterday's he can see from overhead the volunteers looking for clues. they didn't find anything. the only thing they found so far as yourself vaughan and the bank of neatly folded clothing. the volunteers are heading out again this morning to search. >> so far the volunteers of not found anything. yesterday saw approximately 600 people. they will be here throughout the day searching until 5:00. the volunteers are not in the change the direction of what they need to do. especi

hamzah and adnan, thank you for being with us and being with us. we will follow it as well.>> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >>> still ahead this morning on "starting point," we're going to talk about a new movie, it's called "game change." getting lots of buzz. it chronicles really the arguments the arguments between pain and palin during the election of 2008. sarah palin is thinking out about what she thinks of this movie. we'll get to that straight ahead. call or come in today to take control of your personal economy. get free one-on-one help from america's retirement leader. ♪[music plays] ♪[music plays] purina one beyond. food for your cat or dog. without the stuff that we make here, you wouldn't be able to walk in your house and flip on your lights. [ brad ] at ge we build turbines that power the world. they go into power plants which take some form of energy, harness it, and turn it into more efficient electricity. [ ron ] when i was a kid i wanted to work with my hands, that was my thing. i really enjoy building turbines. it's nice to know that what you're bu