as for the kids involved in aisha's attack, six are arrested.n aggressor who, like aisha, is 15 years old at the time of the attack, pleads guilty to assault and is sentenced to up to nine months in juvenile detention. two more teens younger than 18 plead guilty to fourth degree assault and are sentenced to 30 days' detention. and three men, all adults over the age of 18, plead guilty to theft, admitting to stealing aisha's belongings, including her cell phone and ipod. two are sentenced to six months in work release and the third gets time served. >>> coming up -- >> he was saying, bitch, give me your purse. give me everything. >> a robbery isn't going the way the thief planned it. >> and that's when he takes out the knife. >>> and it's an unusual standoff. >> he jumped from the counter to come inside, and i jumped from the counter to go outside. >> when "caught on camera: crimes and crime stoppers" continues. nities in one place. the winning horse you could have picked. ♪ that "old flame" you should have called. ♪ that leap of faith you never

when you see how aisha lived and you see this, what do you think? "how can she sleep? how can she drink? how can she eat?" says this woman indignantly. feeling utterly betrayed by the gadhafi family who claimed to be of the people. but there is even worse betrayal being uncovered, mass murder by gadhafi soldiers as the regime collapsed. here, close to 100 bodies, supporters of the revolution. a survivor says they were told they were being freed. "when a gadhafi soldier unlocked the door, other guards started shooting," he says, "and others threw in grenades." the bodies here have been removed for identification and burial, but there are thousands more prisoners who are missing, unaccounted for. the fear, some of them are being held in secret prisons. there is now a desperate search to find them before it's too late. today, families searched the ashes for signs of missing loved ones. a ring, a bracelet. anything, so they could at least know whether to stop looking. jeffrey kofman, abc news, tripoli. >>> and still ahead here on "world news" -- one man gives up a big part

aisha gadhafi served as u.n. goodwill ambassador until she was dismissed when gadhafi launched his crackdown against anti-government protesters earlier this year. >>> all right. for you "dancing with the stars" fans, we have got the new lineup for you. you are looking at at least one of them. among the 12 contestants for the 13th season of the abc show, nancy grace of our sister network, hln. some of the other celebrities she'll be going up against, hope solo, the outspoken pro basketball star, ron artest, actor david arquette and iraq war veteran, j.r. martinez. nancy says quote, i know i'm not the youngest or the thinnest but i've got a lot of heart. >>> fema's disaster funds are nearly depleted and that could be bad news for victims of hurricane irene and other disasters this year. what repair projects will have to be put on hold? or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local busi

aisha? >> polygamist leader warren jeffs is now in prison serving a life sentence for having sex with minors. we'll play some of the tape that sent him there. it's chilling. you'll hear from ex-followers as they explain how he became a cult-like leader, bill a harem and stillare shipped by his followers today. that and much more when "360" continues. whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and 4g devices like the motorola photon. so let's all keep asking the big what ifs. sprint business specialists can help you find the answers. sprint. america's favorite 4g network. trouble hearing on the phone? visit sprintrelay.com. [ martin luther king jr. ] i still have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. i have a dream today! [ male announcer ] chevrolet is hono

aisha, nine months pregnant had a baby on the run. her house, looted and heavily damaged but the trappings of a luxury lifestyle plain to see. an indoor pool. massive dining room table still set for dinner. expensive clothes. this opuhence is on display publicly for the first time, fueling the anger that average libyans feel towards the gadhafi family. but most believe gadhafi will stay and fight. he gave a now infamous speech. saying he would hunt street to street and house to house for those that betrayed him. six months later the rebels are returning the favor. stephanie gosk, nbc news, tripoli. >>> we learned today, the month of august was the worst ever in terms of american losses in the war in afghanistan. there were a total of 66 u.s. service members that were killed in afghanistan this month. nearly half of them when the taliban shot down the chinook helicopter killing 30 american troops. most of them, members of the navy s.e.a.l. team. and by the way, speaking of our fallen veterans, if you haven't seen this picture, if you'v

gadhafi's wife safia, his sons mohammed and hannibal and his daughter aisha reportedly entered algeria monday morning. a spokesperson for libya's national transitional council has criticized algeria and demanded the family's extradition. >> translator: this is an act of aggression against the libyan people. >> the whereabouts of gadhafi and his second son, saif al islam, are still unknown. libya's national transitional council has set up a unit to locate gadhafi and has offered a reward of about $1.7 million for his capture. >>> the european union has opened a humanitarian aid office in tripoli to deliver relief supplies to libyans. the eu announced on monday that an advanced team of four experts opened the office in the capital. they'll work with non-governmental organizations to deliver essential supplies like medicine and water. the union also says it plans to employ more loelz if necessacal. the effort is part to support the pro-democracy movement in libya. the eu will open offices in the city near the border and the eastern city of benghazi, the stronghold of anti-government force

aisha was last seen at a rally supporting the failing regime in april on a balcony in the heart of the qaddafi compound in tripoli. today, in the very spot where she stood, newly liberated libyans dance and celebrate. the former qaddafi compound here is now tripoli's' number one tourist attraction. thousands come every day to shout their hatred of qaddafi and all who were associated with him. no wonder the family want to be as far away from this place as possible. they know what fate will await them-- a fate that has already caught up with khamis qaddafi, reputedly the most ruthless of the whole family. rebel commanders say he was killed as he led his troops in a fighting retreat from the south of tripoli on saturday. >> sreenivasan: also today, a top rebel official said his forces have "a good idea" where moammar qaddafi himself is hiding. he said, "we don't have any doubt that we will catch him." in afghanistan, a roadside bombing killed an unidentified nato soldier today. and the casualty count for all of august made it the deadliest month for u.s. forces there. in all, 66 americans

attract attention, inside, moammar gadhafi, joined shortly after by his heavily pregnant daughter, aisha. "gadhafi looked calm" says abu salim. during a 15-minute meeting gadhafi hands over the control such as it is to khamis, there is an intense family farewell, a sister to her brother, a father to his son. from here, gadhafi with his daughter at his side became a deposed tyrant on the run. they left the compound in a group of suvs while the fighting was still going on and headed south. abu salim's commander told him gadhafi was headed for sabha, where he can use strong tribal ties and the vast desert for protection. it's a familiar hideout for him. it's where he fled after the u.s. bombing in 1986. on saturday, abu salim said he held the door open as khamis got into an armored car. minutes later the car was blown up in a missile strike. based upon the young soldier's information, rebels announced that khamis was dead. if gadhafi is holed up in sabha it will be hard for the rebels to get at him but he is a master of disinformation. it's entirely possible he said he was going off in one

inside: moammar qaddafi joined shortly after by his heavily pregnant daughter aisha. "qaddafi" said abu salim "looked calm." >> reporter: during a 15 minute meeting qaddafi hands over the army to khamis, then there's an intense family farewell. a sister to her brother, a father to his son. from here, qaddafi with his daughter at his side became a deposed tyrant on the run. they left the compound in a group of suvs while the fighting was still going on and headed south. abu salim's commander told him qaddafi was headed for sabha where he can use strong tribal ties and the vast desert for protection. it is a familiar hideout for him. it's where he fled after the u.s. bombing in 1986. on saturday, abu salim said he held the door open as khamis got into an armored car. minutes later it was blown apart by an apparent missile strike and based on the young soldier's information rebels announced that khamis was dead. if qaddafi is holed up in sabha it will be hard for the rebels to get him but be he's a master of disinformation, likely to say he's going in one direction then

another neighbor aisha has already lost six children. only her 4-year-old daughter survive. as we speak, more women approach with more malnourished children. when you hold these children's hands and you look in their eyes, they truly seem and feel exhausted. they don't squeeze back. they're just listless, so tired. but they're victims not just of drought and famine, but somalia's political divisions. there's been no real government here for 20 years. relief efforts are severely limited by the political instability here. the worst-affected areas are controlled by al shabab, an al qaeda-linked group, and people here say the militants aren't letting humanitarian supplies into those areas or letting starving people leave. al shabab are taliban-style islamic militants that don't want outside interference. they kicked out aid groups two years ago and banned immunizations, considering them foreign attempts to poison children. al shabab are holding millions of hungry people hostage, calculating it's better to let them die than allow outsiders and potential rivals to gain a foothold

so much of the justification turned out to be full aisha's. misleading deliberately so they thought they had a place in history they were going to bring dad obviously a very dysfunctional arab peninsula as well as a rat and they were going to change history they believe they won the cold war. and they said i we won the cold war because we were tough with the soviet union we get tough with these people and they're going to become like us it is fair to say that the iraq war was a diversion from from the war on terrorism it certainly meant to people who weren't paying as much attention to afghanistan as they should have and the resources that might have gone to afghanistan and it being focused more if you if you attack another country with no justification people going to say wait a minute this isn't a war on terrorism this is a war on. this imperialism this is colonialism you know and this is why it's a distraction because you need the help of these people to get this view that the cia and the f.b.i. are lurking around the bazaars in the souks t

moscow's international air show as global diverse and flying fanatics taxi are going past that bibi aisha ministry house wall for a while billions of dollars worth of sales are expected to the military and civilian air. china tests its first aircraft carrier as it beefs up its military machine it will take several years to fully equipped the castle but beijing says its navy is already dead for. now and as the syrian army reportedly farmers and thousands of back to government protesters across the country and some like syria say they're alive to see tanks maybe get to their towns but they claim that security forces are protecting our values more terrorizing us. and our backs andrus here in the studio with all the latest in sports imagine maria sharapova looking sharp again she's got her game back yet shows as she's through to the third round of the cincinnati masters on what was a good day really go all around for the big names i'll have more not plus what was a bad night day for rubin in the champions league. welcome to the school and this is what is coming up to start a group being crush

aisha tammy huq, a lawyer and talk show host, doesn't think there's much yearning yet for their return. >> we don't want those people to come back and run this country. the military is responsible for a lot. they have run and controlled pakistan for so long. the iran policy is theirs, foreign policy is theirs, everything is the military's, and so therefore we need to allow these terrible civilians who are so corrupt and so dreadful, we have to allow them a little time to get it together and to change the way things are done in pakistan. >> and it will be up to pakistan's civil society to hold politicians accountable, she says, much as it did during the rule of general pervez musharraf. civic groups led by lawyers fought successfully to restore judges musharraf had dismissed, eventually forcing out the general himself in 2008. abdul sattar edhi says he can only hope for that kind of change can happen in karachi with a minimum of bloodshed. for now, demand for his services has never been higher. for religion & ethics newsweekly, this if fred de sam lazaro in karachi, pakistan. >>> marria

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with viewer twenty twelve just to you know way the host nation ukraine faces an uphill struggle with aisha's lying falling beyond stadium rethought the front and approving instructor infrastructure a recent game in the capital kiev was overshadowed by a brutal display of new nazi hooliganism and he reveals this was no isolated incident in the country when you know it says it has become a source pulled in for both culture. the beautiful game turned ugly in the second half of genomics the first of several dozen fans brutally attacked as steward he was trying to take down banners supporting world war two insurgent army leaders. and romance which under he says he was simply trying to enforce the law. and. the fans to remove them this violated the norm that no political agitation can be used at football games they refused and i tried to take them down myself the next thing i remember is someone hitting me on the head and dozens of feet kicking me on the ground. status has long been the main talking point in ukraine some here see them as freedom fighters and heroes others that's the majority of th

. >> aisha joins us with more. isha? >> major rebound.11,000 adding 430 points or 4%. the s&p up sharply. the rallies came after the federal reserve said it plans to keep interest rates exceptionally low until 2013. due to the weak economy. there's word that the united states is moving towards calling for syria's president to step down. according to multiple sources, the move is expected after the u.n. consults with the u.n. security council in the coming days. syria's crackdown on anti-government protesters is in the fifth month. >>> president obama met two military planes carrying the remains of 30 u.s. service members killed when the helicopter was shot down in afghanistan. 22 were navy seals. a jury sentences warren jeffs to life in prison for 20 years for two girls he claimed were his wives, their ages, 12 and 14. jeffs will serve 45 years behind bars before he's eligible for release. ocean swell, shoulder pain, and asthma forced diana nyasin to stop swimming without the shark cage. she stopped halfway through the 103-mile swim, 29 h

meanwhile, reports from the algerian government that hannibal gadhafi and muhammad and his daughter aisha and wife safai entered algeria at 8:45 a.m. yesterday local time for humanitarian reasons, according to the algerian government. algeria doesn't recognize the rebel national transitional council here and they have been apparently offered some sort of safe haven there. the ntc is saying they should be force to do come back here. they should be extradited to face trial here and if algeria doesn't do that, it will be considered as an active aggression against the will of the libyan people. so some pretty tough rhetoric from the rebels here who are clearly desperate to finish this job off, finish the fighting, but also to bring colonel gadhafi and his family members to justice. >> dan, thanks. you know that search for gadhafi in his hometown making news on the international scene. zain verjee is joining me from london. what are the headlines saying? >> reporter: good morning. let's take a look at them. it says libya hunts for a living ghost in "the herald tribune." it says perhaps only fi

it is gadhafi's wife and his two sons and his daughter aisha who actually gave birth on the trip into algeria. we visited her home here in tripoli and she was not there when the forces arrived. it was an incredibly lavish walled mansion and people in the neighborhood said they were angry that she was there, because it was a children's hospital that she knocked down to build her house. so there is a lot of resentment and not just moammar gadhafi, but his family in general. >> thank you, stephanie gosk, in tripoli. >>> and the members of the super committee are meeting for the first time behind closed door. >>> and plus, steve jobs' biological father says he regrets giving up his son for adoption more than 50 years ago, but he says he will not contact him and we will tell you why. >> when you invite people to a party on facebook, what happens? well, several people were arrested at this out of control college party. charge of my financial future. [ bell dinging ] two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves

until 2008, this country was ruled mostly by military men and aisha tammy huq, a lawyer and talk show host, says most people are not ready to abandon its fledgling democracy however flawed. >> we don't want these people to come back and run this country. the military is responsible for a lot. they have run and controlled pakistan for so long, the afghan policy is theirs, foreign policy is theirs; everything is the military's and so therefore we need to allow these terrible civilians, who are so corrupt and so dreadful, we have to allow them a little time to get it together and to change the way things are done in pakistan. >> reporter: it will be up to civil society to hold politicians accountable, she says, much as it did during the rule of general pervez musharraf. civic groups led by lawyers fought successfully to restore judges musharraf had dismissed, eventually forcing the general himself out in 2008. for his part abdul sattar edhi says he can only hope that change comes with a minimum of violence. for now the demand for his services has never been higher. >> suarez: fred's repo

this afternoon smoke and the sound of gunfire from abu salim while qaddafi's only daughter aisha appealed by telephone to a tv station based in syria for libyans to rally round her father to stop libya from becoming another iraq rally around her father, to stop libya from becoming another iran. this is rebel footage of one of the colonel's leading bodyguards who's been captured. "where is qaddafi" the rebels where is qaddafi the rebels are heard asking him and he shrugs in reply. perhaps the prospect of a $1.3 million reward will provide some clues. >> brown: the human cost of the civil war is mounting. and the continued fighting is bringing more casualties to hospitals. james mates of "independent television news" has that part of the story from tripoli. >> reporter: just inside the main gates of qaddafi''s compound of bab al aziziya the battle is not over-- far from it. shortly, before we arrived here a rebel soldier had been killed. his comrades fought back with every weapon they had. they clearly have the upper hand in this battle but victory still eludes them. the fighting has alread

this was aisha gadhafi's house the dictator's only daughter, once called the claudia schiffer of south africa. she became a strident t fender of her father's regime. the people want moammar, she chanted, referring to her dad, the dictator. not quite the people deposed him last week. yesterday, her mother and two brothers fled to neighboring algeria. her father is still thought to be in libya still being hunted. she would not like to hear what's being said about her in her own home. the silk she says as she rifles through the wardrobe, look, look says the woman, and the people are starving. god willing, she will wear it in jail. in here you begin to get a sense of where libya's oil billions went. gold lame sheet, fir blankets, silk wallpaper. jewels, this in a country where professionals, doctors and engineers make $300 a month. meanwhile, she had her own spa, beauty parlor, huge entertainment space and that gilded and rather gaudy bench. yes, that is her head. in a city with 100-degree heat and no running water, nothing keeps the kids out of her huge pool. maybe how gadhafi had the wom

his wife and his daughter, aisha, and his sons, hannibal and mohammed yesterday fleed to algeria.tripoli, more evidence is being uncovered of the brutality of the gadhafi regime. dan rivers has a very disturbing story of a nanny allegedly tortured by the wife of one of gadhafi's sons. we have to warn you, the images in this report are extremely graphic, but we wanted you to see it because we think it's important that you know what's really happening. >> reporter: this is the inner san tum. this compound of beach side villas is dripping with every luxury manable. it has been ransacked, but still looks like a villain's hide out in a "bond" movie. we find fine bottles of champagne, each bottle worth hundreds of dollars. but there were acts of unspeakable cruelty. this house belongs to hannibal gadhafi, and what went on here was truly horrendous. meet the 30-year-old nanny who describes how she was tortured by hannibal's wife. >> she tied my hands and feet and taped my mouth. she started pouring the boiling water on my head, like this. >> reporter: her crime? she says she refused to b

the daughter of colonel gadhafi aisha has given birth today.nd that is an indication of the humanitarian grounds and perhaps they felt that they had to let the heavily pregnant woman across to give birth, but they have not explained why the others were allowed over, and haven't explained anything really other than they have crossed over and they don't know where the crossing point was. >> dan, a lot of questions surrounding that and of course, the hunt for moammar gadhafi also continues. thank you, dan. >>> well, she watched irene's floodwaters wash away her home. we are going to talk to her about the devastation in the town of prattsville, new york, and how she and others are coping. have i got a surprise for you! a mouthwatering combination of ingredients... i know you're gonna love. [ barks ] yes, it's new beneful healthy fiesta. made with wholesome grains, real chicken, even accents of tomato and avocado. yeah! come on! [ barking ] gotta love the protein for muscles-- whoo-hoo! and omega-rich nutrition for that shiny coat. ever think health