ahmad khan rahimi faced charges he tried to kill police officers before he was captured. his not guilty -- >>> the families of three victims in the orlando nightclub shoot willing suing facebook, google and twitter. they claim the gunman who killed their loved ones was radicalized. 49 people were killed. the complaint says the companies should be doing more to stop isis from using social media platforms. >>> the taliban released a new video. this shows kaitlyn coleman and her canadian husband pleading for president obama and president-elect trump to secure their release. they were kidnapped in afghanistan more than four years ago. coleman has given birth to two children while in captivity. >>> the pentagon says china has returned the unmanned underwater drone the chinese navy the vessel that seized the drone returned it near the location where it had been taken. this occurred in the south china sea near the philippines. the u.s. says the drone was being operated by civilian contractors collecting unclassified scientific data in the international waters. >>> coming up toni

ahmad rahami pled not guilty for trying to kill the officers in september. 'peered video yeah video link and is facing separate charges for allegedly detonating bombs in seaside park and manhattan. >>> now a health alert for thousands of patients this visited a pennsylvania dentist. they may have been exposed to hiv and other diseases here in berks county. the dental instruments were not properly cleaned or sterilized and they have shut the office down and contacted patients that needed to be tested for hepatitis or hiv. eight letter carriers at the tacony postal station reached a milestone, they received the 1 millionth step award. recognizing those on foot routes that walked accident free for three decades or more. >>> this morning more than 3,000 toys were loaded into a truck in new jersey to be donated to the childrens hospital of philadelphia. the second annual toys fundraiser a program aimed to help families affected by a post birth traumatic injury. it was from 60 schools and businesses and community members. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon

qb ahmad bradshaw, that's game winner. army. >>> four three pointers here to jump out to 17-2 lead out of the gate. the freshman scored 14 points. and terps win easily. >>> georgetown taking on la salle. final seconds of the first half. we see this at least once a game. l.j. peek coming up with the block on one end. and check out the effort. getting to the other pryor seals the win with the late three pointer. hoyas come out on top 93-78. >> colonial shooting the lights out in the first half. tyler cavanagh also from the same spot. colonial up by 10. g.w. just too fast. colonials get the win 79-62. >> youngstown state playing a visit. late in the half. a.u. down by one. nelson, and one. not done. second half, how about the jets. gets by everybody and makes another three-point play count. 77-62. >> christmas still a few weeks away but gnat a gift. >> i'm excited for the opportunity that i have here in washington. and, you know, meeting everybody, you know, throughout the winter fest has been great and they have really welco

>> reporter: ahmad is a government worker who fled the neighborhood with his family when the rebels tookontrol. 4-year-old majed was just months old. >> he was born in 2012, so he has only ever known war. he's never lived here. we walk five bombed-out blocks to their building. and up the stairs to their front door. >> you see here they built a brick wall. in front of the door to protect it while they were away these past four years. beyond this door they hope to find the remainders of their old life. as the arab spring swept through the middle east in 2011, syrians began protesting their government. assad tightened his grip on the country. security forces brutally cracking down on protesters. by then, syria was in the throes of a civil war. from there, the country descended into chaos. rebels and pro-government forces fighting a civil war were soon backed by major foreign powers. iran, russia, u.s., saudi arabia, among others, turning it into an international proxy war. and at the heart of the conflict, aleppo. some of the fiercest street fighting of the war has taken place here. extraor

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ahmad bradshaw would get it right back, the black knights 316 yards on the ground.y beats navy for the first time since 2001, 21-17 the final. here is the old ball coach. >> sojourn in the foxhole all around the world, for brandy jackson, for chuck -- for the long gray line, i mean, just it's a long time coming. i'm just to proud of this team for the way they fought. what a second half. i couldn't be more proud. >>> warriors hosted game three of four on the road. this is a matchup with the top offense of the nba. war first quarter memphis an 11-2 run stopped with steph curry for the alley-oop. dubs just 16 points in the first. second quarter off the jump ball, randolph left hook and the foul. he had 14, grizz up 15. kevin durant the only warrior to show up on offense, 21 points 7 of 13 shooting. sh hits the three. 61-38 memphis at the half. warriors couldn't find a spark in the second. pau gasol easy three. grizzlies scored 30 points on 23 warriors turnovers. steph loses it. troy williams throws it down. memphis up 30. they finish with seven in double digits. troy d

army's quarterback, ahmad bradshaw, gets it back, runs it in for nine yards.lack knights, 316 yards on the ground. army wins for the first time since 2001, ending their 14-game losing streak. 21-17 the final. students going crazy in maryland, storming the field. they sing the fight song. here's more -- >> all around the world, for brandon jackson, for chuck stretsman, to the long green line, i mean, just -- it's a long time coming. just so proud of the team, the way they fought. what a second half. i couldn't be more proud. >> and hosted by memphis, game three of four on the root in five nights. this is a match-up of the top offense in the nba. against the grizzlies. and first quarter, message face 1 -- the 11-2 run. dub just 16 in the first. second quarter, zach randolph left hook and the foul. grizzlies up 15. kin kevin duringan, the only warrior on offense, buries the three. the warriors' worst first half this season. >>> and the franklin templeton shoot-out. teams two of players face off in a ryder cup format. matt kutcher with harris english. they came in

army's quarterback, ahmad bradshaw, gets it back, runs it in for nine yards.ck knights, 316 yards on the ground. army wins for the first time since 2001, ending their 14-game losing streak. 21-17 the final. students going crazy in maryland, storming the field. they sing the fight song. here's more -- >> all around the world, for brandon jackson, for chuck stretsman, to the long green line, i mean, just -- it's a long time coming. just so proud of the team, the way they fought. what a second half. i couldn't be more proud. >> and hosted by memphis, game three of four on the root in five nights. this is a match-up of the top offense in the nba. against the grizzlies. and first quarter, message face 1 -- the 11-2 run. dub just 16 in the first. second quarter, zach randolph left hook and the foul. grizzlies up 15. kin kevin duringan, the only warrior on offense, buries the three. the warriors' worst first half this season. >>> and the franklin templeton shoot-out. teams two of players face off in a ryder cup format. matt kutcher with harris english. they came in s

. >> reporter: across the fence, the ahmad family.alestinians living here for generations. >> this land is for palestinians. the jews come here in 1940. >> reporter: the settlement once small and far away has expanded. right to their yard. >> the settlement is after this fence. >> reporter: they say settlers throw rocks, a molotov cocktail landed in their living room. do you feel safe here? >> no. my children are not safe. this is my home. my house. these are two of the boys. >> reporter: both families say they won't leave. both want peace but don't agree how to get there. and both wonder what a trump administration will do. >> i hope we can solve problems. >> i'm cautiously optimistic. >> reporter: families and futures at stake. kelly koeb ya ya nbc news in the west bank. >>> still to come, taking care of body and mind. why so many are now incorporating meditation into their mix for a healthy life. >>> also, inspiring america. we follow up on iron max. a boy whose real (vo) a lifetime of your dog's nutritional needs... all in one. pu

ahmad rahimi moved slowly apparently still recovering from injuries after a shoot-out with police. he pleaded not guilty to five counts of attempted murder. he also faces a host of federal charges. >>> and north carolina lawmakers could soon repeal that so-called bathroom law. debate will happen today after months of protests and boycotts. lawmakers are holding a special session to discuss the measure. the law requires transgendered people to use restrooms corresponding to the sex on their birth certificate. lgbt advocates say they're cautiously optimistic. conservative group, though, are pressuring lawmakers to keep that law in place. >>> to michigan now where four more officials face criminal charges in connection with the flint water crisis. two were state emergency managers faceing the charges. this resulted in pipes corroding from untreated water and lead leaking in. the other two charged are former city officials. >>> the federal government is taking a closer look at a potentially deadly problem with 1 million fiat chrysler vehicles. officials say some of them can roll away e

setting off bombs in new jersey and new york in september will appear in a new jersey croom. 28-year-old ahmads scheduled to be arraigned on charges he wanted to murder police officers. >> that law limiting access for transgender people could be repealed this week. pat mccorrory called the state legislature tomorrow to reconsider the law. >> and they allowed the fbi to dig through a trove of e-mails found on anthony weiner's laptop, the estranged husband of top clinton aide houma abateen. >> stocks are trading on the up side, but it's what's happening next month that has people keeping a close eye on the auto industry. >> it's hard to believe, it's just around the corner, and general motors will lay off 1300 workers at a detroit plant and temporarily cut production at five other u.s. factories next month to help reduce inventory. it could signal trouble for the auto industry after three years of record sales, demand has been slowing for mch of this yoor. some fangters, a rise in gas prices and interest rates. meanwhile, rogue one helps to put disney in rarefied air. the first studio to take in

ahmad bradshaw willed his way in. biggest 8-yard run of his life.rmy defeated navy 21-17 for the first time since 2001. >>> nba and the warriors currently are running at the memphis grizzlies. moving pictures on the late show. >>> this is last night. the warriors gathered around teammate ian clark. clark's number was retired by his high school team. the team used germantown school library as a green room to hang out before the ceremony. >>> and here is graduation on a plane, folks. the sam houston state football team could not make the ceremony because of a game. so the school brought the ceremony to four seniors. at about 30,000 feet. bittersweet trip though because they lost 65-7 in a play-off to james madison university. doesn't happen every day where you get to graduate on a plane. >> that's right. >> doesn't happen every day you lose 65-7. [ laughter ] >> true. but they got their degree. >> they got their education. >> they have to sit down and put the tray tables and get ready for landing. >> a day to remember. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we

ahmad rahimi, wearing a bulletproof vest, still appearing weak after being shot during his capture. he pleaded not guilty today of trying to kill police officers during that gun battle. rahimi now faces federal charges for the bollibombings. 31 people were injured in the blasts in new york city's chelsea neighborhood. >>> there are dramatic images coming in from mexico tonight. a deadly disaster, as shoppers bought firecrackers and rockets to celebrate the holidays. a massive explosion ripping through the market, leaving dozens injured. abc's gio benitez with the images coming in at this hour. >> reporter: you're looking at dramatic images from the outskirts of mexico city. explosions at mexico's best-known fireworks market during its busiest time, just before christmas and new year's eve. smoke billowing into the sky. at least 60 people injured, and some reports say some may have died. on the ground, confusion, chaos, and shock as people walk through the charred debris. listen and you can hear fireworks still going off in the background. tonight, no word on what may have caused the

taslima ahmad is a fashion designer who runs an inter—community textile workshop in the longsight areaercommunity textile workshop, what is it exactly that you do?” intercommunity textile workshop, what is it exactly that you do? i do a lot of things, but i do work with ethnic minority women, empowering them. and we like to break barriers when we put different women of different backgrounds, and the only language we speak is english because i cannot speak another language. so that's the way we help the women to engage and don't english. and also i'm promoting british textiles. so we teach high—end british manufacturing skills. and help them to their own business. and it's all about using british fabric. and not only british fabric but in the community are also told that eat british products, eat less, but eat good, and buy less, by british clothing. if you can't buy new ones, buy second—hand ones. clothing. if you can't buy new ones, buy second-hand ones. and what do you think of this idea of an oath being taken, then? well i you think of this idea of an oath being taken, then? welll d

joining me now is kathryn smith from the alzheimer's society and fari ahmad who's a gp.ank you forjoining us. the alzheimer's society has done the research. you shocked or surprised?” society has done the research. you shocked or surprised? i would not say i was particularly surprised because this is the kind of information that we hear from the people who speak to is on the helpline that they found it difficult to get a diagnosis and we have had stories of people who have known something is wrong for five yea rs before known something is wrong for five years before they could get a diagnosis. so while it is shocking it does back at some of the anecdotal evidence that we have are from people we work with. other doctors you think that are not trying to have a diagnosis or passing one on? not at all. as doctors, i think, passing one on? not at all. as doctors, ithink, the passing one on? not at all. as doctors, i think, the diagnosis is almost like the endpoint. everyone can look and see it. but a patient, when people have trouble or worries you have to help them and help

. >> narrator: ahmad, a student. >> i am a refugee. i just look like you. i've got family, i've got dreams. narrator: isra'a, a child from aleppo. >> narrator: hassan, a teacher. >> anyone can become a refugee... anyone. oh, my god. it's not something which you choose, it's something that happens to you. >> narrator: tonight, a frontlspecial presentation, "exodus." >> frontlinis made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. and by the corporation for public broadcasting. major support for frontliis provided by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. more information is available at macfound.org. additional support is provided by the park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the john and helen glessner family trust, supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. the wyncote foundation. and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from

. >> ahmad air may day. >> passengers aggressive and bill -- getting a helping hand from richard marxo his wife daisy's facebook page, mark is seen holding a rope. >> he was the title of the out of control passenger. >> other pictures showing flight attendance armed with a taser and struggling. >> a guy sitting the next row from us got crazy and started attack the passengers. he pulled the female staffs. >> marx performed some of the hits that made him famous. >> on board, no one was seriously injured. marx's criticized korean air flight attendants for their response writing the all female clues were clue lessed a and ho train it. >> they did not how to usatio u taser. >> korean air released a statement the flight attendant dependant did not fire the taser as the unruly passenger was moving around. >> marx taking to twitter saying he's not a hero. i just did what i hope anyone would do in the same situation. >> kate, get this. when that plane landed in south korea. that man was detained by airport police. he was quickly released and now we understand that we'll have another local juri

army down three, fourth quarter, here they come, right side, ahmad bradshaw says i'm goes right side,eld. you see their uniforms as @<Ñ5 storm onto the field. i love that. i love how you have the army and the navy guys. nevertheless, that is sports. christmas lovers from filling the streets for santa ccon. hundreds gathered to participate in this pub crawl. you can see people dressed in santa hats or long white beards. this is an event that started in san francisco. the wet weather made today's event memorable. >> the lines were shorter. i think people that are coming you want to be "naround them.> the crawl was not all fun and games. many christmas lovers donated toys to the san francisco fire departments &jñ'cñgoátoy drive. joined by lawrence carnot. just in ñsupport of the whole christmas season, here's my sweater i brought in. i love santa.>> here is my santa time. we are ready to go for the óomp crawl. err i think we %qñmissed it.>> it over?>> it looked cool.>> reporter: rain was 2g?coming do but it didn't seem to bother those guys. >> you see all ñof the rain. i thought they

monday, this is arab-israeli lawmaker ahmad tibi. >> the law organizing and legalizing the settlements is one of the most dangerous laws. this has the state and its institutions are focusing on settlements and changing the law are putting the law are facing the high court, which ordered , whosecuation of omona owners exists. in news from the morocco-occupied western sahara, 22 year-old media activist walid fatal was sentenced yesterday by a moroccan court to 14 months in prison for filming a peaceful protest in the city of smara last november 25 on international day for the elimination of violence against women. 20 protesters, mostly women, were injured by police at the protest according to the sahrawi women's group fafesa. the court found fatal guilty of obstructing a public road and attacking a police officer, but fatal claims he was only filming the protest for the sahrawi media group smara news. he is one of several media activists recently arrested and tried by morocco in the western sahara, where independent journalists are routinely harassed. last month, reporters without border

that was ahmad khan rahami's plea in court this morning.he faces attempted murder charges now for allegedly trying to kill officers before they arrested him. he is also accused of setting off two pipe bombs back in september. one along the route of the marine corps race and more than 30 people were injured in the attack. in new york city, security at their christmas markets have been beefed up since the attack in berlin yesterday. the nypd counterterrorism unit patrolled winter village, that is in bryant park overnight and the area surrounding the christmas tree at rockefeller center and macy's in harold square. jonathan: updating another story breaking yesterday. remains of the russian back to russia today. carlov was a -- karlov was attasnated in a ceremony at an art gallery. this evening seven people are held for questioning in connection to the assassination. change gears. don't miss a single breaking news update. when it comes the developing stories like these have them at your fingertips. sign up for instant alerts for newsroom loggin

ahmad rahami is accused of setting up two devices many manhattan, hurting dozens of people. today's hearing is about the shootout he had with police when he was arrested in north jersey. he's charged with attempted murder of police officers for that incident. >>> 22 degrees outside and now to the transition to president donald trump. yesterday the president-elect tapped a billionaire businessman and former army ranger for secretary of the army. vincent viola is the counter owner of the florida panthers, graduated from west point and trained as an airborne infantry officer. >>> public school students are cashing in on the democrat uk convention. yesterday the dnc convention donated three-quarters of a million dollars to the district. >>> this morning patients at a burkes county dental office are being warned to get tested for hepatitis and hiv. the investigators have learned that mice and cockroaches were found in the same area where state inspectors say that dental sbroumts are being cleaned. family and specialty dentistry in redding is closed. they also found expired medica

this one detonated by the bomb squad. 28-year-old ahmad chan rahimi was captured after a shoot-out dayser a shoot-out in new jersey. u.s. supreme court justice antonin scalia, the outspoken joyce, the longest serving justice died in his sleep. who will appoint a replacement and what impact that will have became front page news in this election year. president obama's attempt to replace him blocked with republicans. the next justice will be appointed by president-elect trump. >> please don't them he's dead. >> reporter: police shootings and race relations dominated the conversation reaching a crescendo in jum. sterling shot by police in orlando. orlando cass steel shot by police. both died from their wounds. in the evening hours of july 8th, 12 police officers shot, five killed during protests as gunmen ambushed police. it ended when a bomb squad robot killed a gun marn after negotiations failed. >> this must stop. this divisiveness. between our police and our citizens. >> reporter: it was the deadliest single incident for u.s. law enforcement since 9/11. other shootings of black police

authorities say ahmad kahn rahim many set off two devices, one of which exploded and injured several people. other pipe bombs were set off in new jersey as well. he's due in court today for an arraignment. >> scott mcgrew, perhaps a more peaceful day today? >> let's hope. wall street could start to the positive, sam. stocks did rise monday but gains slow on word of the attack in germany. we usually see light volume this time of year. the dow is up 39. nasdaq up 20. you were talking about trains, the federal agency in charge of trains is thinking about a new rule that would require map apps like google and apple and gps makers to point out train crossings. "the new york times" said apple is already working on that. the app would give you some warning if the directions required you to cross train tracks. you'll require in 2015 a man following google maps lodged his truck on a crossing, he ab banned the truck. it was hit by a train, killing the engineer. the ntsb points out that as a reason to include crossings on maps. >>> the state of california says uber cannot drive its autonomous c

ahmad bradshaw willed his way in.gest 8-yard run of his life as army beat navy 21-17 for the first time since 2001. >>> i'm coming back in just a few moments with the winner of the 2016 heisman trophy. the most coveted high visible individual award in all of college football. >> look forward to that. thank you. >>> and tonight we're learning it will be a while longer before the stanford band is back on the field. their suspension is extended through next spring. members have been barred from traveling to away games since last year after complaints of hazing, sexual harassment and other bad behavior. tonight the university says the marching band will be reconstituted under a new music director. >>> and coming up in our next half-hour, tensions rising in the local art community tonight in the wake of the oakland warehouse fire. >> y'all are on the witch hunt, okay? we're still grieving our friends. our friends aren't even in the ground yet! >> why they are accusing their neighbors of exploiting the tragedy to push them

setting off bombs in new jersey and new york has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder this video shows ahmad khan rahami first in person court appearance today. for charges he tried to kill police before they captured him in september. prosecutors also say rahimi set off bombs in seaside park and new york city injuring more than 30 people. >>> this afternoon philadelphia police laid out a table full of high-powered weapons and drugs. it's part of what they picked up during a recent crack down on deadly criminal activity they also made dozens of arrests and police say that number includes six juveniles and some gang members. police say that they found more than $128,000 worth of cocaine and $53,000 worth of heroin. >> only on fox 29 was there as police brought in those those suspect. dave schratwieser live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, by all counts this was a suck suggest fess three day swept. $300,000 in drugs. 21 guns off the street and 176 arrests but we asked police what kind of impact did this really have in the neighborhoods where the raids took place. o

. >> we know that, juliet, this man was connected to another man by the name of ahmad abdulaziz, the head of a pro-isis group in germany who was charged with terrorism as recent as last month. do you know anything about that group's connection specific specifically to isis and what chances they would have so he would talk. >> i don't know if he's talking but it shows you how extensive disrupting isis will be. so you taken a organization that has ties to isis, they arrest them. they get all sorts of information, including about amri -- you know in the attack this week. but there's probably hundreds of names in that documentation about this organization. so who they follow up on becomes an issue of resources and what intelligence is coming in about whom. for all we know -- and this is disconcerting for the germans, there's a group of people that they're more worried about well before they were worried about amri or whoever else might have been involved with monday's attacks. i want to clarify one thing. this was not a syrian refugee. it's part of the atmospherics of the refugee crisis.

person should be deported and the jurisdiction should hold them even if they haven't actually killed ahmad were committed and other serious crime. either one of you. >> share, so the first thing i would point out is that the founders of this country understood the physical gin of any person with the most coercive power that the government had and should only be exercised under the supervision of neutral magistrates. the enshrined the privilege of habeas corpus: in front of a judge and holding her detention is unlawful in the constitution that it could not be suspended except in cases of asian or civil war. so what we are talking about is their requirements for physical detention of any person in the united states that it be done lawfully. one of those requirements is that any detention beat down upon probable cause of a neutral magistrate. when an immigration officer requesting suspects in the then notified through fingerprint check. you don't have to prove that to anyone. that foreign national may not be sub back to any kind of post-detention review of their status for weeks or. the supre

setting off bombs in new york and new jersey has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder this video shows ahmadrahami's first in court appearance today for charges he tried to kill police before they captured him in september. rahimi is accused of setting off bombs in seaside park and new york city injuring more than 30 people. he'll be back in court in february. >>> tinnednd now where three people are facing child neglect negligent charges. >> police say they lock three year old girl inside a wooden box. officers with the sheriff's office in polaski county say they he can cuted a search warrant in a home and found the girl locked inside a plywood box in the living room. the 42-year-old donna short 25-year-old christopher short and 18-year-old patricia meeks are now facing negligent charges. prosecutors did charge six others including four teenagers with failure to report child abuse. >> this box was in the corner of the room. there was a couch that went out this way. there was a mattress that a girl was laying on that wept this w way. >> nobody spoke up about a little girl in box. even while w

this was the moment army quarterback ahmad bradshaw into the end zone and into army football lore foro ahead score and eventual game winner. the black knights victorious at long last winning 21-17. i got to tell you, when that clock struck zero, they basked in the glory of breaking an historic 14-year losing streak. it was called the most orderly field storming in history, and i have to tell you, they may have been orderly in the fashion they got on to the field, but once on the field it turned into a mosh pit. army football players were the rock stars. i thought for sure i was going down to the turf. cameraman james was getting banged, producer was getting jostled. fortunately for us, i got pushed right on into the victorious black knights head football coach just moments after that clock struck zero. >> how's this feel? >> unbelievable. look at this. what a feeling. i'm so proud of our guys. i'm so proud for this corps of cadets, the united states army. every soldier serving, everybody laying in a fox hole chasing a bad guy right now, this one's for them. >> what do you have to say

shrapnel from an air strike smashed into ahmad's tiny four- year-old body a month ago.his father says that his brother was killed in the same air raid, and he has had his leg very badly damaged. mohanned cradles a severely wounded hand. he is just seventeen, and says he too was injured by bombs dropping from the sky. >> ( translated ): in 11 days, they will do another operation on me, and god willing, when it is finished i will go back. >> reporter: outside a turkish hospital by the border with syria, the wounded gather. two months ago she says that she was hit with an air strike, so she has only just now managed to get out to turkey for treatment. they came here after fleeing aleppo city, the last major bastion of revolution and revolt against bashar al assad's rule in syria. government forces defeated the city's remaining pockets of resistance last friday, after a siege and aerial bombing campaign by russian and syrian war planes. 35,000 people, including the remaining fighters and civilians, were evacuated in the last two weeks, after tense negotiations. they joined

local media claiming he had ties to the islamist preacher ahmad abdelazziz a, known as abu walaa, whovember. well, anis amri's family have been talking a little bit about him, and let here a short clip from his brother. iam short clip from his brother. i am shocked like every tunisian citizen who heard about it. when the police came to the house to take my mum, then we knew it was my brother. me and my other brother, who lived in the capital, we havejust me and my other brother, who lived in the capital, we have just arrived back. we are all shocked. i want to show you where we are, we are at the entrance to the market, where the lorry actually entered this market space on monday night. you can see the concrete blocks in the foreground. they have been placed here by civil defence teams in the last couple of hours, a reassuring effort, along with a high police presence, to make sure that people feel safe. there has been a lot said about perhaps a lack of preparation here, there is now a real effort to make sure that the people who are now crowding the market can do so in safety. the ga