for more go to my blog cnn.com/ali. >>> it's a new our. i'm ali velshi. several states. could buying pot become as easy as picking up a pack of cigarettes in at least one of them? >>> also, the guy who made "dirty jobs" famous on a mission to make stimulus jobs available for people who need them most. >>> how good is your job? the list of best american jobs is out. >>> but the saga of the 33 trapped miners may soon come to a very triumphant end. we've been following this from the beginning. rescuers in northern chile are expected to begin a risky and dangerous operation to pull the miners to the surface on wednesday or thursday. the ordeal of surviving half a mile underground for more than two months captivated the entire world. one of the final pieces put into place with the installation of steel tubing to reinforce the top 290 feet of the rescue shaft. it's needed there because the rock and dirt are more likely to come loose and fall on to the rescue capsule. this diagram shows how they were trapped in the first place. push into that where the collapse

ali charmed evans into greenlighting the project.of course, ali would star as the sharp-tongued, working-class beauty jenny cavilleri. >> is the lady all right? >> i will be when he carries me over the t >> oh, i s >> oh, i see. newlyweds, huh? >> eternally. move your ass, preppy. oprah: but the search was on for the perfect harvard preppy--oliver barrett iv. many of hollywood's leading men turned down the role, including jon voight, michael douglas, and peter fonda, leaving room for a dashing ryan o'neal to light up the screen. >> how can you see me and still love me? >> that's what it's about, preppy. oprah: "lo oprah: "love story" was released in december 1970 and shot straight to number one, becoming the top-grossing movie of the year and earning 7 academy award nominations. "love story," as we've been saying, is one of the most romantic films in historythe onscreen chemistry between ali macgraw and mr. ryan o'neal. well, guess who's here. >> guess who's-- [cheering and applause] oprah: guess who's here. [cheering and applause] o

. >> ali, i'm still buzzing on that story. that will carry me for the next week. >> tony, you have a great one. >> you, too, sir. >>> i'm ali velshi. i'll be your guide through the information coming your way. what kind of guide am i if i'm looking the wrong direction? you'll get access to the information of today and the impact it will have beyond today. we'll showcase the innovation. let's get started right now. here's what i've got. it is an international mystery that's taken a horrifying and gruesome turn. it started with a missing tourist in mexico. now, the leading official has been beheaded. plus, he stayed sober for 30 days and then smoked marijuana every day for the next 30 days. what is he thinking? i'm going to have a serious chat with a star of "super high me." and i don't have perfect pitch, but now i'm told that a simple app can turn even me into a good singer. i want proof. >>> now, it's not a record that anybody wanted to reach. in september, 102,000 homes were repossessed, taken back by the banks. those are pe

hey, ali, i know you teased this. a little bit. >> let's go "off the radar." >> cnn.com has video and you can get more information. i want to bring it to you and tell you what this is about. the dead sea scrolls will soon be available online. what do we care? well, 30,000 pieces make up -- >> i care. as you may or may not know, my degree is in religion so i care particularly. >> 900 fragments broken down into 30,000 pieces literally are being scanned as we speak and will be online either later this fall into the winter or into the next season. here are the guys that are scanning it. they're not only scanning it with regular light, but the next picture, they use blue light. they use violet light and all kind of different colors to find pieces and traces of writing that you couldn't see with the naked eye. and they are picking it up. it will be online with google with the dead sea scrolls available not just with the squiggles. but there will be translations. you'll be able to kind of look at all -- even the number -- yo

>> that's right, ali.ey're providing clarity, transparency, efficiency to the home finance systems. they say they're being very, very helpful. indeed, citimortgage says it relies on the mers database here in order to take action against people who are in default. but as we point out, lawyers for homeowners increasingly are attacking the way that mers does business. >> the woman you just spoke to in that story says mers was ill equipped from the beginning to handle this. why is that? because it wasn't expecting to a repository for all of these foreclosures? >> what they're saying is that mers serves as an electronic database. this allowed the banks to rapidly trade mortgages. they all become securitized. eventually fannie mae will buy into them. they want to do that without going through the painstaking effort of visiting each county office, filling out the forms, paying the county fee, et cetera, et cetera. they just as soon as the mortgage is made, they throw it into the black box that is mers and then wh

so we need to do that, ali.rned about their eyes, concerned about possible exposure to any germs, because they have been in this isolation. and this is also a way to keep them together for a few more days before they're released into families. and frankly, keep them away from the crush of the media. we have seen family members leaving here throughout the day. of course, they get swarmed by the media. but so far we hear they're doing very well. they're happy to be here, very comfortable. and they're in great spirits and great health. there will be a briefing in about two-and-a-half hours from officials here to give us the official word on how these miners are doing. but so far from what we're hearing here, everyone doing very, very well, happy to have some new surroundings around them, as you can guess, ali. >> i imagine some of them, if they're not suffering from anything particular are going to want to get back to their families as soon as possible. what's the earliest we will see people discharged? is it an in

police and the family are looking for abcs. 56-year-old karim abdul ali. his familyalled him bubba.they said he was a kind man who didn't drink or do drugs and loved poetry. >> he was bag nature about his life, his beliebeliefs. >> reporter: he died at holy cross spital. police were called to an apartment in the 11400 block of lockwood drive, a short distance from ali's home in white oak. someone had reported an individu in apartment hallway acting suspiciously. a female officer was first on the scene. she encountered ali. >> after a short conversati, she attempted to escort him from the stairwell, he began resisting her efforts to get him to leave. >> mor officers came up on the scene and they tried to escort ali from the building. police say there was a struggle. >> at some point, he was tased analso oc spray was deployed. >> reporter: after that, the fire department was call. standard procedure when pepper spray is used. he was later handcuffed and placed in a transport vehicle, but officers realized he wasn't breathing. >> we called fire rescue back. during thattime we called fi

ali ali my son ali both my son ali his legs my son ali in war people die large numbers of people die but we don't show you who dies the war is organized on american television the way under the principle of all about us it's all that americans it's all about what happens to us it's all about dangerous to us it's all about what we need and what our wants aren't anybody else doesn't matter iraqi people are not important so we don't see one hundred thousand iraqi casualties iraqi children half the population of iraq what children we never heard that we never knew that. the use of weapons that are prohibited cluster bombs of the pleated uranium. barely. covered in the american media the images are getting out because of independent media. we show them on democracy now we see them on european asian arab television networks but not in the united states very much. but i really do think that independent media putting them out ultimately has an effect we interviewed aaron brown of c.n.n. talking about it being a matter of taste. well i think it's war that's tasteless it's not our job to sanit

ali. can't speak for the message coming out of the white house and the kind of tone they are trying to set overall. i think jim makes a good point about the challenges we have here and how do you get some traction. i guess to switch gears, this is what it comes down to. people are going to go into the ballot booth, doesn't matter what they hear somebody say on the campaign trail, the only thing that matters is what's happening in their family. that's the bottom line. >> christine, stick around. jim, good to see you. thanks so much. candy, thanks for joining us on this and giving insight. has your town outsourced jobs? we'll tell you how to find out whether it has and how that could back the midterm elections. over the country, so, what if there were priority mail flat rate... envelopes? yes! you could ship to any state... for a low flat rate? yes! a really low flat rate. like $4.90? yes! and it could look like a flat rate box... only flatter? like this? you...me...genius. genius. priority

an officer found ali in the stairwell. as they began to escort him out he began to struggle. a witness called 911 saying an officer needed back adjustment he was takesed and pepper sprayed when he continued to resist. >> i did not see him as a reat to the community, nor did i see him as a threat to armed uniform and trained police officers. >> reporter: police y when they were locking him up they noticed he was unresponsive and wasn't breathing. he was taken to holy cross hospital where he remained on life support until he died. this death is still under investigion. two county police officers remain on dmin strachb leave while the matter is being looked into. >>> this morning a family is still dealing with a disaster they found whe they returned home from church. a fire broke out around 9:15 yesterday morning in the 20,000 block of green river terrace. a neighbor saw smoke pouring from the river and called 911. firefighters were initially told someone could be trapped inside. luckily, after searching the home they didn't find anyone. investigators believe the fire may have s

reporter: tonight we had a chance to talk to ali mohamed's family at their silver spring home.t these charges being reduced against the five men accused of beating ali on friday morning. they say at this point they are being patient. they are waiting for the autopsy to be complete and for this police investigation to run its course. it was a day of grieving for ali mohamad's family but also a day of wanting to know exactly what happened at 2:30 friday morning outside the dc9 club. >> i just want to know how he died. and i know that, you know, he couldn't have just died there for no reason. he is perfectly healthy. >> reporter: he says he was with his brother the day before he died. his brother appeared healthy, he told us. although an autopsy is being conducted to determine exactly what caused ali's death, his brother says it seems clear. >> i had actually seen him before that thursday afternoon i was with him in the house. perfectly fine. healthy person. nothing happened to him until they put their hands on him. >> reporter: but ali's father is more patient and confident the t

ali, kiran?entice 4" and whether it would get ratings. >> in the california race, lots of different polls are showing different leads. i think our poll shows a lead for jerry brown. you said it's within ten points. >> jerry brown is up by nine in the poll. the latino vote is 21% of the state. and that's for meg whitman. >> and that's the interesting part. this whole personal issue. i guess she said she did not know her housekeeper who worked for her for nearly a decade was an illegal immigrant. but her stance on immigration and she actually opposes a path to citizenship, right, for people who came to this country illegally and that her personal issues seem to be colliding here. >> well, that's exactly right. she doesn't -- she doesn't agree with the path to citizenship for those who are here illegally. she does believe in a guest worker program. but the fact she had an illegal worker in her house working for so many years is very complicating for her, and it's very embarrassing for her. >> she sa

reporter: ali's relatives are demanding answers.he had psychological issues but he was not a violent person. police say he had apparently been drinking the night of the confrontation, but family members say h muslim and didn't drink alcohol. >> i remember when i was 8 or 9 years old he came over to our hoe and always came o to do his prayers no matter what was going on. >> reporter: they gathered in the stairwell where the confrontation with police started. they were called for a suspicious situation. an officer found ali in the stairwell. as they began to escort him out he began to struggle. a witness called 911 saying an officer needed backup. ali was tased and pepper sprayed when he continued to resist. >> i did not see him as a threat to the community, nor did i see him as a threat to armed uniform and trained police officers. >> reporter: police say when they were locking him up they noticed he was unresponsive and wasn't breathing. he was taken to holy cross hospital where he remained on life support until he died. his cause o

. >> reporter: 65-year-old kareem abdul ali. his family called him bubba. his family said he didn't drink or do drugs. >> he was passionate about his life. >> reporter: he died at holy cross hospital. it was 7:30. montgomery county police were called to the 11400 block of lockwood drive, a short distance from ali's home in white oak. someone had reported an individual in the hall way acting suspiciously. >> after a short conversation sh attempted to escort him from the stairwell. he began resisting her effort to get him to leave. >> reporter: more officers came on the scene and tried to escort ali from the blding. >> at some point he was tased and spray was deployed. >> reporter: after that the fire department was

. >> reporte two weeks ago ali was takesed and pepper strayed during a confrontation with montgomerycounty police at ts apartment complex on lockwood drive in silver spring. he died three days later. >> we don't really know the details. some of us, myself, i'm concerned about what the details are. it's about healing for our family. >> reporter: ali's relatives are demanding answers from investigators. they say he had psychological issues but he was not a violent person. there areç reports that he had beenpparently drinking the night of the confrontation. family members say he was a devout muslim and didn't drink alcohol. >> i still remember when i was probably 8 or 9 years old, he came over to our house and he always took the time out to do his prayers with be no matter what was going on. >> reporter: those attending the vigil gathered in the stairwell where the confrontation with police started. police say on october 10th, they were called here for a suspicious situation. an oicer found ali in the stairwell and as she attempted to escort him out, police say he began to struggle a w

determinado que la victima murio por los golpes que recibio...la jefa de policia cathy lanier dijo que a aliahmed mohammed se le prohibio la entrada al bar, pero regreso con un ladrillo lanzandolo por una ventana del establecimiento.. fue cuando persiguieron y lo cerrado hoy viernes bajo orden de la policia... un grupo de latinos que fueron arrestados por interrumpir un juego de baseball en washington comparecte una c acc. ellos fueron a la corte del distrito de la capital por hacer esto.... nat!! asi es, en agosto, 4 de estos jovenes activistas, inmigrantes legales, se burlaron literalmente de la seguridad del estadio de los nationals por protestar encontra de la ley de arizona sb 1070... "paramos el juego por algunos minutos, mientras nos agarraban uno por uno..." a gustavo, quien vemos aqui corriendo y esquivando con gran facilidad a los oficiales de seguridad, lo acusaron por entrar ilegalmente al campo... a demas de haber estado arrestado por 13 horas, un juez le ordeno completa

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so ali will talk about how we work together to create that. and on one of our merchants made our banner for free. that's what you get when you have a strong people in the merchants we support each other. >> everybody still awake. or are you falling asleep after that turkey lunch. i will talk a bit about what merchants and basically how we interact together. there is a lot about pieces of the puzzle. basically one of the things that's helped work in our neighborhood that i think should work in other neighborhoods is the cooperation that exists with the different organizations. wew merchant association and different people running around. we have police officers and city services and a lot didn't come together until somebody stepped up and took the initiative to make it come together. it doesn't take 50 people but it one person saysil make this happen that's all it takes to get something that works in a neighborhood. i will give you an example for why merchant associations work well together when the merchant association startd and didn't much a

. >>> i'm armando trull in silver spring where a family grieves for a dead son. 27-year-old ali moment of silver spring died outside of the dc 9 club after an altercation with personnel. >> the assault was predicated by the fact he threw a rock through the window, broke a window at the establishment and was pursued by employees of the establishment. >> reporter: william speeler, the club owner, and four employees have been arrested. >> the beating like this as a result of a property damage, someone has lost their life from a savage beating that appears to be vigilante justice. >> ali's family wants answers to his death. >> he didn't deserve to die. he was 27 years old. >> what was the cause? ali was 27 years old, killed and i'm trying, the media, to approach all and everything and try to assist the truth. that is what i need. >> reporter: the public information officer for the dc police tells us that the charges against the five men may be changed before the end of the day. gary will have more on that and the latest tonight at 11:00. >>> the lawsuit filed on behalf of all of the black

when i come home just i heard that ali was killed on u street. >> ali was very nice. he was a humble person and loving family person. he doesn't deserve to die. he's only 27 years old. >> reporter: police say the five men arrested in this attack did not appear to know the victim. they are scheduled to be arraigned saturday morning. wisdom martin, fox 5 news. >>> a local marine found guilty today of robbing, kidnapping and raping a woman. george torres of arlington abducted the woman off an arlington county street last february. he trove her around, sexually assaulted her -- drove her around, sexually assaulted her, then left her for dead on the side of the road. torres got five life sentences plus 168 years. genetic evidence has also linked torres to the death of two young girls in 2005. >>> we have information of top secret talks with the taliban looking for a way to end the war in afghanistan. a senior nato official has confirmed the alliance has provided safe passage for taliban leaders to travel to kabul for face to face talks with the u.s. backed afghan governmen

ali is 27 years old, young boy. is killed. so i'm just trying, the media and approach all and everything and try to assist to the truth. that is what i need. >> reporter: and of course one of the biggest concerns for this islamic family is when will they get the body back of their son. by custom that body must be buried within 48 hours after the death. back to you. >> armando, we are learning a lot about the case but what seems to be the cause of the possible changes in the charges? >> reporter: well, when this case first came to light, police called it a homicide, but in order for them to actually file second-degree murder charges, which is what they said they were going to do, the medicalle examiner must rule the cause of death as a homicide and at this point the medical examiner has not done that. and that is why the victim's body is there and why police were originally going to call a press conference later this afternoon but have not done so. we are waiting for police to come back and tell us exactly what the charges are

ali was rushed to the hospital. paramedics worked on him 20 minutes. he passed away early yesterday morning. the officers on leave while they tried to figure of the man's medical history. back to you. >> thank you. >>> turning to the latest on the serial burglaries. a public meeting was held last night. he targets clusters of single- family houses and is focusing on purses and wallets. >> we have notes physical description. >> arkansas neighbourhood is very much concerned. >> fairfax county police have formed a task force to catch the serial burglar. they believe the same person targeted prince william county houses. >>> funeral services will be held for a young woman who died after being hit by a car in dupont circle last week. a drunk driver hit the 24-year- old ryan as she was getting vowel with of her vehicle on connecticut. at the bethel assembly of god church is where the funeral will be at 11:00. >>> one of two pedestrians struck and killed in bethesda, they were hit when they tried to cross rockville pike early sunday morning. there funeral is

this is ali mohammad. a 27-year-old man who died after he was beaten outside the club 9 bar near ninth and u streets northwt. husband father said the medical examiner can't tell him how his son died. >> i just go to the medical examiner's office. they told me about the investigation. i want to know what was the cause? 27 years old. i'm just asking the media to try to assist the truth. that's what i need. >> then they couldn't confirm howhe died. is that what they told you? >> yes. >> reporter: thedid not say he died of a beating, did they? >> nobody tld that. >> reporter: it happened around 2:30 this morning. police say a man was denied entrance to club 9. they say he left and returned and thw a brick through a window. they say he was chased down and beaten by five people who worked with the club. those fi men arrested and charged with second-degree murder. but sources say, if the cause of ali mohammad's death is inconclusive, that could greatly impact the outcome of this case. ali mohammad's family said h

the neighbors don't understand why officers tased the 65-year- old karreem abdul ali. they say that he was friendly and they were surprised he was involved in a fight with police. >> i guess they were trying to get him handcuffed. >> a resident of the apartments in white oak called 911 sunday night saying the man was in the stairwell and was acting suspicious and appeared to be on drugs. investigators say that he physically resisted two officers who tried to escort them from the building. they eventually used pepper spray and a taser. the man became unconscious and stopped breathing. he was rushed to the hospital, where he died early in the morning. >> there was forced used. it was within protocol. >> they are planning to review his medical history. >>> new details about the serial burglar. neighbors in great falls have formed a task force to try to catch the burglar. the burglar has struck more than 100 times its fairfax county. he is believed to have targeted houses in prince william county. there's no description of the suspect. >>> the man accused of murdering d.c.

that man, ali mohammad later died. >> everybody is a regular. just really kind of unfortunate that this had to happen. >> reporter: lanier said five dc9 owners including a part owner is charged in the savage beating. >> there are severe injuries not consistent with being tackled. >> was he beaten? >> yes. >> was he kicked? >> yes. reporter: now there are questions about whether the men will face murder charges when they appear in court on saturday. sources tell news 4 the medical examiner could not confirm that mohammad died as a result of the beating. >> he didn't deserve to die. they say the case is pending. we don't know what is going on. >> reporter: mohammad's relatives tell news 4 they are too searching for answers. >> they told me that it's still an ongoing investigation. so i want to know what was cause of ali, 27 years old. young boy. he's killed. >> reporter: all five of those suspects remain in custody. they are due in court sometime today for a first appearance. a friend of one of those suspects tells me he's a student at howard univ

neighbors still did not understand what officers tased 65 karreem ali.t was surprising that he was in a fight with police. >> i thought he was resisting arrest and i saw the taser drums on the ground, but i guess they're trying to get him handcuffs -- the tasered guns on the ground, but i guess they were trying to get handcuffs on him. >> he was acting suspicious and "appeared to be on drugs." investigators say he physically resisted two officers who tried to escort him from the building, and they eventually used pepper spray and a taser, became unconscious, stopped breathing, and was rushed to the hospital where he died thursday morning. >> there was force used during our -- according to our protocol. >> the officers will remain on leave until the outcome of the investigation. courtney robinson, abc7 news. >>> new details now about the so-called serial burglar. police told neighbors in great falls the have formed a task force to catch the burglar. the suspect has struck more than 100 times since mid august in fairfax county alone. also believed to have

when i come home i heard that ali was killed on u street. >> reporter: d.c. police say ali was attacked around 2:30 in the morning after he was denied entry to dc9. >> after he was denied entry he returned to the club and threw a rock or a brick or something through the club window. at that time management employees, employees and associates of the club, chased mr. mohammed, chased him down the block. >> reporter: investigators say the five workers didn't just chase him. they tackled him, punched him, kicked him and stomped him. mohammed died a few hours later at the hospital. the five who were arrested included one of the club owners. >> in my opinion, you know, you talk about a beating like this as a result of a property damage, someone has lost their life from a savage beating that appears to be vigilante justice, ridiculous. it's just ridiculous. >> maybe he went out with his friends, but he didn't deserve to die. he's only 27 years old. >> reporter: now the five people who were arrested are scheduled to be arraigned in court tomorrow morning. back to you

now there are two very different stories about just what kild ali mohammed. those five men accused in the beating death of mohammed were original charged with murder. now the charges have been changed to aggravated assault. that's because so far the coroner's office has not found evidence to back up the murder charges. the men were arraigned today and derrick ward was there. >> reporter: evan croweller and reginald phillips and darrell carter are the men charged and stood in jail jump suits and supporters were at the courthouse a cheered upon learning that the reduced charges. meanwhile, ali mohammed's father waits for fair justice. >> it's clearly daylight murder. >> reporter: attorneys for the man railed a statement read by the police chief which called it vigilante justice. >> chief lanier jum topped conclusions without the benefit of a full and thorough investigation. we find it unfortunate and improp. >> it's responsible, i will consider rat and thoughtless. >> reporter: police y the victim broke the club window after being denied club entry. they saw th

ali. >> ivan, what is this all about?ver the last six days? what is pakistan doing to deal with this? >> reporter: well, it could be linked to an incident last week where u.s. helicopters crossed the border into pakistan from afghanistan. they say in pursuit of fighters. and opened fire and killed two pakistani border guards. pakistan was furious at this. we have just gotten within the last hour or so a join report from pakistan and nato forces saying that what they think actually happened was the pakistani border guards fired warning shots to the u.s. attack helicopters and they mistook them for fighters, opened fire and killed two border guards, wounded four more. within the last hour, the u.s. ambassador to pakistan has apologized for this incident to the families as well and saying that both countries, both militaries need to communicate bet they are the future. that could be part of the issue here. in retaliation, pakistan shut one of its border crossings to afghanistan. >> okay. the issue, though, is in doing so the

the papers of a couple of those officers one of them john scale and the other stephen ali and those those documents show very clearly that the british were involved in this. smith the evidence you got this killing i'll state the rasputin subject well. says that the bullet that actually killed the man was fired from the real gun from a british gun and again that was standard issue of the british intelligence service those that those that know can we take it as sufficient evidence that responded actually was killed by by a british agent named rain or rain or the. the the evidence points to it it isn't salute the come from a tree but there is no doubt the rain it was present and of that rain a high and the the webley a where billy revolver and it was a where billy point four four five which actually killed russia putin i should. stress here that i'm not the first to touch on most b.b.c. time watch program did something on this quite a while ago and. a friend of mine who is a former. senior detective in the metropolitan police here in london was an advisor on. that documentary program and he

this is ali mohamed.7-year-old man who died after he was beaten outside the club 9 bar near ninth and u streets northwest. his father said the medical examiner cannot tell him how his son died. >> i just go to the medical examiner's office.

so i want to know what was cause of ali, 27 years old. young boy. he's killed. >> reporter: all five of those suspects remain in custody. they are due in court some time today for a first aparance. a friend of one of those suspects tells me he's a student at howard university studying physics. in northwest, darcy spencer, "news4 today." >>> people who use a busy commuter lot in northern virginia are calling for more safety after a pedestrian was hit and killed. prince william county police say a man was trying to cross the dumfries roa commuter lot when a pickup truck him. even died at the scene. he worked for a contractor that was actually doing safety improvements in the area. some say the location can be dangerous for walkers and those behind the wheel. >> several accidents. several accidents. accidents with car i haven't seen any pedestrian accidents but several cars. even my own son was involved in an accident trying to cross over. >> police say they are looking for a white box truck that was also involved in this accident. that driver may not

vamos a presentar el dream act aly tener un debate m acalorados sobre si podemos desarrollar al puntoaley, tenemos que tenetouna serie de pasos.al to >> hablemos claramente, usted al es uno de los republicanos punÁ lo untoal puntoal puntoal punto que tuvo la actitud mÁs valiente fue george bush. >> ¿tousted tampoco cree que se puede deportar a tantos indocumentados? al >> no, es imposible. pero vamos a tener brian sauntoal puntoal de nuevo mÉxico, vamos a ver un gran aumento de de activistas republicanos que se sienten muy cÓmodos en la comual pd hablando con la gente. >> ¿podemos hablar del presunh@te barack obama? ¿ha hecho un buen trabajo? >> no. >> usted dijo que su presidente mÁs racial de la historia. >> yo creo que eso es cierto, quizÁs parezca un ataque pero es un hecho, del tamaÑo del gobierno que ha construido, es mucho mÁs radical. >> ¿usted cree que es un socialista? >> yo creo que es vagamente socialista en un punto de vista europeo, no quiere ser propietario de todas las propiedades, solamente estarÁ a cargo de ellas. los cargos, estÁ asumiendo, hay un punto donde es al pa

dc9 was closing up when ali mohammed walked up and tried to go inside. when he was told no, for some reason he returned holding an object. >> after he was denied entry he returned to the club and threw a rock or a brick or something through the club window. at that time management employees, employees and associates of the club chased mr. mohammed, chased him down the block. >> reporter: authorities say the group of men chased mohammed to ninth and u, about a block away. they pushed him to the ground where chief lanier says he was kicked and punched until he was close to death. >> in my opinion, you know, you talk about a beating like this as a result of a property damage, someone has lost their life from a savage beating what appears to be vigilante justice, ridiculous. it's just ridiculous. >> reporter: the chief is so upset tonight she ordered the club closed until an investigation is complete. >> yes, that is in the authority for me to shut the club down and i do intend to do. so. >> reporter: bill steeler was the manager and was arrested along with