. >> los angeles prosecutor alan jackson would spend many hours scrutinizing that video. >> tell me abouthe attack. >> brutal. vicious. heart-stopping. pamela was completely defenseless. she was attacked, i believe, from behind first, with a knife. somebody much larger than her, somebody much stronger than her, who had an absolute mission, and that was to cut her throat, to kill her. >> on the video you can see people in the complex starting to walk toward the sound of pam fayed screaming. one man ran to the scene and saw a tall man in a black hooded sweatshirt jump into the back seat of a red suv that was parked behind pam's car and be driven away. that witness then tried to help pam fayed. >> and then, as he walked around to where the attack took place, that's when he first saw pamela. he said that when she looked at him he went into a little shock because the only thing that was not covered in blood was the whites of her eyes. she stood, and she walked toward him, even after having suffered these horrible, mortal wounds, and she reached out her arms and simply said "help me." >> it was

. >> los angeles prosecutor alan jackson would spend many hours scrutinizing that video.ell me about the attack. >> brutal. vicious. heart-stopping. pamela was completely defenseless. she was attacked, i believe, from behind first with a knife. somebody much larger than her, somebody much stronger than her who had an absolute mission, and that was to cut her throat to kill her. >> on the video, you can see people in the complex starting to walk toward the sound of pam fayed screaming. one man ran to the scene and saw a tall man in a black hooded sweatshirt jump into the back seat of a red suv that was parked behind pam's car and be driven away. that witness then tried to help pam fayed. >> and then as he walked around to where the attack took place, that's when he first saw pamela. he said that when she looked at him he went into a little shock because the only thing that was not covered in blood was the whites of her eyes. she stood and she walked toward him, even after having suffered these horrible mortal wounds, and she reached out her arms and simply said "help me."

at the time he had had alan jackson's greatest hits sitting in his cd player for a long time so whenst compliment he could have given, pretty sure. >> reporter: made it to number two behind merle? >> i made it to number two behind merle and i'm just fine with that. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: stapleton's album from a room volume 2 is available now. as i said, it's already number one. the name of the album comes from the place where it was recorded in nashville's famed rca studio a. hear more including the story and the hit song chris wrote in 15 minutes while he was waiting for morgan to get ready for a night out. >>> next sunday, a sunday sitdown with ed sheeran, the one-man show that started in a small town in the u.k. and now sells out stadiums everywhere. ed sheeran next week on "sunday today." >>> dylan is back with another look at the weather. hey, dylan. >> hey, willie. we are going to see a storm system make its way through the middle of the country early this week especially up near the northern plains and midwest where we could see blizzard conditions not becau

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alan mendoza, executive director of the henry jackson society, a british think tank, dr.za, how are these cuts to america's u.n. largesse playing in london and elsewhere in europe? >> not well, playing about as well as the american decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital. this is not the most popular policy in europe. but i think that the americans have done the right thing here. you are looking after your ownul financial responsibilities and making it clear that it will not be business as usual at the u.n., things have to change. >> mark: well, to go back to the jerusalem vote that you just mentioned, isn't that part of the problem with the u.n.? that it is a very lavish body for striking attitudes, and that does not matter whether it is the organization for islamic cooperation or the union. u are they all swarm into the general assembly and strike an attitude on israel and then stick u.s. taxpayers with the tab on it. >> i think that the generalye assembly is a waste of space. if you look at what you see you see that democracies are outnumbered by nondemocra

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