. >>> osama bin laden, the man who unleashed so much devastation here osama bin laden. a man who unleashed so much devastation here at ground zero and around the world. the hunt for bin laden of course ended when he was shot and killed in pakistan. a violent end to a violent man. a man of enormous contradictions. to understand how bin laden went from the son of saudi privilege to the world's most wanted terrorist, we want to revisit our award-winning documentary "in the footsteps of bin laden." here's christiane amanpour. >>> he was a young gentleman, very gentle, very polite. >> he said if i see you again, i'll kill you. >> he is the most popular muslim leader in the islamic world today. >> translator: his voice. when you hear it, it makes you want to stand up right away to join him, to fight. >> what he's good at is killing civilians. ♪ >> osama bin laden was the world's most wanted terrorist. he haunted americans and millions of others around the world. i'm christiane amanpour in peshawar, pakistan, the birthplace of bin laden's terrorist organization, al qaeda. not

the 9-1-1 call came from near murray...about a grain bin. local five's amanda krenz was there to witness the rescue mission that had a tragic ending. "amanda intro: 21:40 several crews from this area responded to the call. they got to work immediately on their rescue operation. in a large grain bin like this, that's three quarters full of soybeans - saving a life is difficult. sheriff 8:35 he had been in the grain bin 8 minutes before we got the call. the massive team of first responders triedto save a 39 year old farmhand, eric reasland from creston. he was inside the grain bin trying to level the grain to make it easier to unload. sheriff 8:42 the grain had crusted over which is normal and unload into the trucks. firefighters say it took them about 25 minutes to get to the scene and get to work. fire chief 18:20 to start, you need to saw holes equally around the bin so that you can releive the pressure all the way around. chief fry says grain bin rescues take special equipment, that's why so many different departments were called in to hel

bin accident... good evening, i'm sonya heitshusen. and i'm dan winters. two men were working at the grain bin, when one of them disappeared underneath the corn... the owner of the bin quickly called 9-1-1 to his farm... located near murray.... which is near the clarke and union county line... authorities say eric reasland... a hired hand was breaking up a layer of crust that developed on top of the grain. the owner ran the auger, while reasland chipped away at the crust. after nearly ten minutes, the owner checked on reasland, but couldn't find him. rescue crews punched several holes in the bin in an attempt to save reasland... but it was too late. 11:48:05 what they do is vent the grain bin to get the grain rolling in all directions. you don't vent it, it sucks him in deeper. 11:48:15 to the cut i suppose five holes and now they got grain vacs in there trying to pull grain directions so they can get down to the subject. 11:48:25 reasland was pulled out of the bin about three hours after he disappeared. crews performed c-p-r, but he was pronounced dead at

grain bin rescue mission in southern iowa -- where a farmhand has died. emergency crews swarmed the farm in clarke county near murray on a call about a man stuck in a grain bin. they spent the next few hours working to find the man and get him out. local five's amanda krenz was there to witness the rescue mission. stephanie: she has the latest -- and details on exactly what a rescue mission like this takes. amanda? amanda: unfortunately the rescue efforts didn't result in a rescue. a 39-year-old man lost his life after crews did everything they could to save him. crews from creston, afton, murray, winterset, humeston, and osceola all tried to save the life of a 39 year old farmhand who fell into this grain bin. osceola fire chief mike fry says a grain bin rescue takes specialized training. 17:12 we didn't have a visual on him for quite some time. he had went under before we had got there. the rescue crews cut holes in all sides of the bin to release the grain and relieve pressure. they say this bin was three- quarters full with 60- thousand bushels of soy

a worker dies in a grain bin in murray. what he was doing at the time and why authorities say it's so dangerous. 282310 - its been very agonizing not knowing where he is at missing teen... the polk county sheriff's office is searching a rural area for a missing 17-year-old. why experts are expanding the effort...and what the teen was doing 11:45:23-11:45:29 he waited about 8/10 minutes turned off the auger went back up to the grain bin and couldn't find him. an iowa family is grieving the loss of one of its own in a tragic morning accident. good evening...and thank you for joining us... i'm dan winters... and i'm sonya heitshusen... a search and rescue mission quickly became a recovery in rural clarke county this morning. several crews responded to a grain bin near murray. the clarke county sheriff says the owner and 39-year-old hired hand... eric reasland of creston were checking out the corn that had crusted over. the owner went below to start the auger... while reasland ked over the corn to try to break it up... 11:49:01

sheriff 8:35 he had been in the grain bin 8 minutes before we got the call. the massive team of first responders triedto save a 39 year old farmhand, eric reasland from creston. he was inside the grain bin trying to level the grain to make it easier to unload. sheriff 8:42 the grain had crusted over which is normal and they were using a prod to poke it down to unload into the trucks. firefighters say it took them about 25 minutes to get to the scene and get to work. fire chief 18:20 to start, you need to saw holes equally around the bin so that you can releive the pressure all the way around. chief fry says grain bin rescues take special equipment, that's why so many different fry 17:23 he was in the center, that's what the grain will do to you. they had the ogger going. it pulle dhim, once you get started down there's really no stopping. everytime you move you get a little deeper. reasland was in the center of the grain bin, the hardest placeto get to, but eventually rescuers did. sheriff 9:37 got the grain down low enough, seen the subject then rescuers put

what we've done is take a water bottle just like this and follow its journey after its been blue binned to see exactly what happens. >> the world is addicted to plastic. it was sold to us as the product of the future... >> plastic... plastic... plastic. >> this educational video from the 1940s celebrates the convenience of plastic. >> here they are in our homes, augmenting our comforts... >> back then it was a symbol of the modern times to come. 6-decades later, the reality is, the earth is choking on it. according to the united states environmental protection agency, only 9 percent of plastic is making its way into the recycling stream. >> that's a people problem, they throw on the street, or throw it in the ocean, unfortunately that's a habit that has to be stopped. >> it's our addiction to single use plastic for fast food, storage and packaging convenience that's at the root of the problem. >> we're guilty!!! ah, and we should just admit it. >> dr. steven nutt is a professor of materials science at usc. he studies the physics and chemistry of materials like plastic. >> it seems to ha

unleashed so much devastation here osama bin laden.tation here at ground zero and around the world. the hunt for bin laden of course ended when he was shot and killed in pakistan. a violent end to a violent man. a man of enormous contradictions. to understand how bin laden went from the son of saudi privilege to the world's most wanted terrorist, we want to revisit our award-winning documentary "in the footsteps of bin laden." here's christiane amanpour. >>> he was a young gentlan

sad end to a grain bin rescue where a died. emergency the farm in clarke county near murray on a call about a man stuck in a grain bin wednesday morning. they spent the next few hours working to find the man and get him out. unfortunately the rescue efforts didn't result in a rescue. a 39-year-old man lost his life after crews did everything they could to save him. crews from creston, afton, murray, winterset, humeston, and osceola all tried to save the life of a 39 year old farmhand who fell into this grain bin. osceola fire chief mike fry says a grain bin rescue takes specialized training. 17:12 we didn't have a visual on him for quite some time. he had went under before we had got there. the rescue crews cut the bin to release the grain and relieve pressure. they say this bin was three- quarters full with 60- thousand bushels of soybeans. eric reasland was buried inside. he went into the beans to stir them up and level them off, and went under. 17:23 he was in the center, that's what the grain will do to you, they had the og

they say this bin was three- quarters full with 60-thousand bushels of soybeans. eric reasland was buried inside. he went into the beans to stir them up and level them off, and went under. 17:23 he was in the center, that's what the grain will do to you, they had the ogger going it pulled him, once you get started down there's really no stopping. everytime you move you get a little deeper. buried wasn't wearing a safety harness or tethered rescuers were wearing safety gear as they tried to the center of the place to reach and get grain tubes around him. 19:12 we had two sets, made two rings around, then they started pulling g e grain out frfr inside the tube toto gain access. after about three hours they pulled reasland out, hoping that he still had a chance. 19:29 you try to be as optimistic as you can, there's always that chance. jenna: unfortunately first responders did c-p-r on him on the way to the clarke county hospital, where he was pronounced dead. tim: some travelers in sioux falls spent seven hours on a plane today, trapped on the tarmac. they boarded a

it's tough -- they were trying to break the crust on top of the bin. the worker fell through just before 9:00 this morning. he was very for over three hours. came to work all morning. they did a great job trying to get this guy out. the vent at the bottom, making gigantic holes, getting the green out. they were able to find him about two hours ago. they work another 90 minutes just to get him out of there. he has been taken the clark county hospital ambulance. -- by ambulance. they are hoping for the best at this point. we will have the latest on kcci.com and on the kcci news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. mark tauscheck, kcci 8 news. mollie: thank you very much given in other news it's , estimated the average pregnant woman spends at least $400 on maternity clothes. now companies have come up with an alternative, renting maternity clothes. julie watts reports new at noon. reporter: she is not due for of maternity clothes. >>. a nice shirt reporter: every month she gets a box from an online clothing rental start up that has just branched out into maternity

in the america we deserve, i wrote that we deserve, i wrote that book in 2000, i wrote about osama bin laden, you have to take them out you have to know where to use your power. i said and i don't how many people saw but a couple of the announcers in them morning said wait a minute, so i had osama bin laden. the reason is, there's this guy with a big mouth who is very

our speaker today is his royal highness prince ali bin al-hussein if a candidate for president of fifa we welcome him here today but first i want to introduce our head table introducing club members and guests of the speaker. from the audience right right, u.s. navy retired advisory board member of the american sportscasters association. assistant editor for the "washington post" and a member of the project for middle east political science at george washington university. the starting goalie for the winning u.s. national team 1991 and a member of the gold medal winning 1996 u.s. olympic team. lead desk editor for the associated press and the ambassador of jordan to the united states. breaking news editor at "usa today". former president of the national press club and vice chair of the national press club speaker committee. skipping our speaker, president of standing communications and the committee member who organized today's event. and a retired member of the u.s. national team. independent foreign correspondent and a national press club board member. co-chair of the membership comm

if you read the book, it says, "osama bin laden!" >> stephen: yes, trump predicted that osama bin laden was threatening america, all the way back in the year 2000-- the same year bin laden was linked to the bombing of the u.s.s. "cole," and only two years after bin laden was indicted for the embassy bombings in tanzania and kenya, and only seven years after bin laden was implicated in the 1993 world trade center bombing. that's spooky. it's like trump has some kind of fifth sense that lets him see ( cheers and applause ) wooo-ooo. and nostra-donald's not the only one with this power. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i will attempt to predict... the predictable! ( cheers and applause ) i will now commune with the occult powers, so that i may know the known! yes, something's coming, something's coming. next year, there will be an iphone 7. ( laughter ) and-- and then, right after that, an iphone 7s, which will be almost exactly the same, but, for some reason, you will buy ( laughter ) i'm getting something. something cold. a frozen yogur

"cole," and only two years after bin laden was indicted for the kenya, and only seven years after bin laden was implicated in the 1993 world trade center bombing. that's spooky. it's like trump has some kind of fifth sense that lets him see what's in newspapers and on tvs. ( cheers and applause ) wooo-ooo. and nostra-donald's not the only one with this power. tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i will attempt to predict... the predictable! ( cheers and a alause ) i will now commune with the occult powers, so that i may knowhe known! yes, something's coming, something's coming. iphone 7. ( laughter ) and-- and then, right after that, an iphone 7s, which will be almost exactly the me, but, for some reason, you will buy that, too. ( laughter ) i'm getting something. something cold. a frozen yogurt shop in your neighborhood will open, and close within the next year. ( laughter ) author james patterson will publish a book that may be purchased at the airport. ( laughter ) let's kick this up a notch. hold on one second. yes, yes. oh, yes. that's-- the weather is about to get colder, followed by

the doctor who helped us get osama bin laden will be rotting in prison. do we have a plan, as one of several options, to go to zero, and what would we expect the pakistani response to be? is it considered an act of war to fail to give another country money? >> well, sir, we believe that engagement with pakistan is in our national -- >> other countries don't give them money and they still talk. i'm not saying we close our embassy. are you saying that the pakistanis would refuse to talk to us? does every other have to give them money like a party gift to have a conversation? >> we think our assistance programs, whether we're talking about the civilian or military, have actually done a lot to improve the conditions. in the case of civilians, the lives of ordinary pakistanis. and pakistan is facing an enormous demographic challenge. it has a youth bulge. the youth are about to come into the most productive years of their lives, either they'll have jobs or not have jobs. >> i know we do some good for pakistanis. if we spent that money in india and congo, we wo

we did not tell the pakistanis we were coming because, frankly, they would snitch us off and osama bin ladin would have left. and the near confrontation that took place between the u.s. and pakistan after the raid, pakistan scrambled to u.s -- two f-16's and were headed to the area where the raid took place. and possible confrontation with jets against american helicopters at the raid did not happen but it could have. pilots that were trained to your tucson,n 2010, in arizona, and i think we need to be very concerned about providing armaments for pakistan who seems to play all the sides. i'll yield back, mr. chairman. >> when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend in the house of representatives. over the years, i have been deeply disappointed that those people whom i consider to be my friends were the train the trust of the united states and were committing acts that were only the accident enemy would commit. even though we continued to have of friendship, we have given $30 billion. $30 billion since 9/11 to pakistan. 9/11,e realize that s

bin actually a for profit recycling company out of oakland. following public complaints, the city is trying to weed out the unpermited bins says the assistant city manager. >> unfortunately, they appear to be blighted. >> only two organizations with 17 bins combined have gone through the proper approval process. the locations are on this city-run map. >> we believe there are more out there that are unpermited. we don't know where they're located. >> we've seen this before in oakland and other cities but san leandro leaders want to be notified to tackle the mess smchlt people say they'll take items to vetted nonprofits. the city plans to enforce the process and clean up. in san leandro, abc7 news. >> you know the old saying the devil is in the details. if you buy a new gadget, that might not be the only thing they great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forg

bin actually a for profit recycling company out of oakland. following public complaints, the city is trying to weed out the unpermited bins says the assistant city manager. >> unfortunately, they appear to be blighted. >> only two organizations with 17 bins combined have gone through the proper approval process. the locations are on this city-run map. >> we believe there are more out there that are unpermited. we don't know where they're located. >> we've seen this before in oakland and other cities but san leandro leaders want to be notified to tackle the mess smchlt people say they'll take items to vetted nonprofits. the city plans to enforce the process and clean up. in san leandro, abc7 news. >> you know the old saying the devil is in the details. if you buy a new gadget, that might not be the only thing they i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. or wonder... ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. harvoni is pr

. >> the bin laden, bush thing, yes. >> the bin laden disaster. >> would you have you killed bin laden's family? >> i would have done very great disruption. look. supposedly they don't care about their own lives. i disagree. >> you have to define take out their families. what does that mean? >> bill, bill, do you think the wives and families knew exactly what is going to happen with september 11th? i do. i know they did. i do. i think they did. >> so you say take out? >> we have to do what israel is doing. >> what does take out mean? >> it means have you to wipe out their homes where they came from. you have to absolutely wipe them out. the only way you're going to stop terrorism. you have all of these cells. >> would you kill the family members of terrorists? would you have killed the bin laden family? >> i don't want to be so bold. i want to tell you they will suffer. they knew what is going on. if you look at what happened with the terrorists, those wives knew what's happening. the children, everybody knew. they put their wives and families on those planes. they went home and knew wha

osama bin laden. she wants to avoid getting dragged into the exact fight isis wants. >> what makes you think isis is worried about us saying mean things about them. they wanted to kill us before we even talked about that. >> donald trump chris wallace said we have to enlist muslims. that was the fwu things i heard them say i agree with. how are we going to enlist muslims if people abroad think they are not wanted here. >> he said muslim who's are not american citizens coming into the country a temporary halt. he did not say we don't want muslims here. he said he is in business with muslims, what are you talking about? >> remember he said not long ago we have to have a catalog a list of all of the muslims in the u.s. if if you are a muslim in the united states you listen to donald trump's rhetoric -- >> i am talking hillary clinton right now. i want you to take a listen to this. after the president's overly office address to the nation last week she said this in regard to the president's plan regarding

even going back to may 2, 2011, when there was the raid on, in pakistan on osama bin laden, we didn't tell pakistanis we were coming because, frankly, they would snitch us off, and osama bin laden would have left. and the near confrontation that took place between the u.s. and pakistan after the raid, pakistan scrambled two u.s.-made f-16s and were headed to the area where the raid took place, and a possible confrontation with two u.s.-made jets against american helicopters at the raid didn't happen, but it could have happened. pilots that presumably were trained the year before, in 2010, in tucson, ooz. and i think we need -- arizona. and i think we need to be very concerned about providing armaments for pakistan who seems to play all the sides. and i'll yield back, mr. chairman. >> okay. and i now yield time to mr. dana rohrabacher of california. >> thank you very much. when i was elected 28 years ago, i think most people considered me pakistan's best friend on the house of representatives. and let me just say that i, over the years i've been deeply disappointed that those people wh

i would argue that dream or that impairive of bin laden has been realized. look how infrequently we use the al qaeda name now. no one calls al qaeda's active arm in syria. instead we call it the nusra fund. similar similarly, we discuss the group, al qaeda's four deployed operational arm. we again refer to it as a moniker. and there's any number of groups in syria, aurora sham amongst them that are clearly jihadi, and clearly allied with al qaeda, but yet we refer to them in these far more an owe dine and object few skating terms. so he's obviously achieving the rebranding of al qaeda. thirdly in september 2010, bin laden called on his affiliates and associates to carry out mumbai style attacks in europe. there were no takers, because no groups were capable of mounting those types of attacks, as hard as the desire might have been. of course with the attacks against charlie hebdo last january and last month with the attacks in paris, the mumbai stale attacks have now materialized. and finally, bin laden would be very content to see i'm an al zawahiri's from h

authorties say a man feel into the bin around 9 this morning. they aren't saying much at the moment but say it's now believed to be recovery not a rescue. check back for updates online at w-h-o tv dot com and in our evening newscasts des moines police are trying to figure out who's at fault in a deadly crash... police say 61 year old james anthony pascasio was hit by a car driven by a 19 year old as he was crossing hubbell avenue... at east 42nd street. it happened yesterday evening.... it was dark.... and there aren't stoplights at the intersection. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. los angeles public schools reopened today after a bomb threat forced hundred of thousands of students home yesterday. classes for the districts 9 - hundred schools were canceled after a bomb threat was sent via email. at least one teacher within the district received that email. a similar threat was received in new york city -- hours later. however authorities there concluded it to be a hoax and didn't send students home the des moines police department s

bins says as assistant city manager. >> only two organizations with 17 bins combined have gone throughcess. the locations are on this city-run map. >> we believe there are many more out there that are unpermitted. >> we've seen this before in oakland and other bay area cities. but san leandro leaders want to be notified of locations so they can tackle the mess. some people say they'll just take items to vetted nonprofits. >> we have some here in town. >> by the first of the year, the stid plans to enforce the permitting process and clean-up. in san leandro, abc 7 news. >> that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >> we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> the masacre takes a new turn. tonight, a look at the woman behind the shooting. >> we are also going inside their terror layer. one neighbor tells abc 7 news why she would like to see the home of a monster. >> into the home of two killers tonight. tonight, investigators are going through the perm items of the shooters. >> we have

if it's trash day in your area, watch for bins blown over as gusts may hit 4ph at times. while a aprinkle or two may occur with this passing warm front, we won't really see much out of this from a rain standpoint. we'll see a gradual downturn i temperature, and we should be down around 35 by 6pm. plan on dry conditions s rough sunday, bubu our temperatures will be undergoing a rollercoaster ride. our coolest day will be friday with upper 20s common, with highs bouncing right back into the upper 40s by sunday. today: windy, falling temps high: 42-48 winds: sw 20-30 g 40 alo: 40 dbq: 45 iow: 45tonight: mostly cloudy low: 24-30 mostly cloudy high: 31-37 winds: "" alo: 32 dbq: 34 iow: 34 iowawa have one more day t t sign up for r new medicaid plan before private companies take over the system. governor branstand announced yesterday that all four of iowa's major hospital systems are now a part of the state's medicaid modernization plan. they include mercy health network... university of iowa hospitals and clinics, unity-point health and genesis health system. the four represen

that's because the fire started in the bottom of the bin. and in order completely drain the bin. no one was hurt. an anti-terror pep talk from the morning... president obama, outlined his much- criticized strategy to defeat isis last night... the speech was designed to aren't buying it. tracie potts has more from capitol hill... "the threat from terrorism is real, but we will overcome it." president obama admits... the isis threat is evolving. his strategy: airstrikes... arming iraqis and syrian rebels... special ops forces... cutting off finances ending the syrian war... but not treating muslims differently here: "we must enlist muslim communities as some of our strongest allies, rather than push them away through suspicion and hate." he's urging congress to end gun sales for those on the no-fly list: "what could possibly be the argument for allowing a terrorist suspect to buy a semi- automatic weapon?" reaction in mes square: el reassured every time he ys it." "i don't necessarily feel fer." "i watched his speech and i wishat he would do more." and reaction capitol hl: per burn

you're right about bin laden's program very early but they were there. they were right about biological chemicals. there were ultimately right about the soviet union and the fact that the cia had pretty much missed a program which was 60,000 people and dozens of institutions throughout russia. they had not really understood the depth of the program until the sector came out from the program and said this is really bad. if you are that analyst and governments and so much depends on you and because these people have been so right for so long, because there were often times some of the few people who said no bin laden guy, he's a real problem, i believe. they did not live. it is so hard to figure this out. >> next question. >> i guess they are lining up. >> the question is about independence of journalists. the distinct statement of the question will be how does the journalist avoid partisan bias and there is no messing, it seems timely now, some question. the notion of independence, obsolete and naÏve and to what extent do you think that is the case. and i

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they leave it there and don't put it in the bin. >> discarded mattress, broken glass, even pet waste,ll in front of a donation bin that's a for-profit recycling company based out of oakland. >> following public complaints the city is trying to weed out the unpermitted bins, said the assistant city manager. >> many have become havens for illegal dumping and appear to be blighted. >> only two organizations with 17 bins combined have gone through the proper permitting and approval process. the locations on the map. >> we believe there are many unpermitted, but we don't know where they are all located. >> we've seen this before in other bay area cities but san leandro wants to be notified of the locations so they can tackle the mess. some say they will take the s items to vetted nonprofits. >> we have some in down, the davis community center. >> and in the meantime they are forced to handling the clean-up. >> abc7 news. es. >> knew this morning. former gym any carter said he's cancer free. no cancer detected in his latest scan. he said doctors detected four melanoma spots on his brain. he

to come up with a design that would retrieve trash from the ocean with what they're calling the sea bin. check out how it works. they drop this thing in the water. it looks like a bucket but it has a pipe attached to the bottom which basically sucks air and water through this bin, taking with it trash that is in the water. >> it's like draining your bathtub. >> basically, yes. >> all you have to do is take up the net inside the sea bin, analyzing what the heck is being thrown in the ocean. >> they're doing that off the dock, five seconds. >> you put a dozen of those out in the marina where a lot of trash falls in the water. the up. >> it's great that people are something. >> that's what they're trying to do at the moment. they did start an indiegogo campaign to raise $230,000. they have roughly 15 days left and are only at $30,000. they have a big goal to meet in just a few days. they're hoping that people from around the world come together to support this, which could make a huge difference in our oceans. >>> 12-year-old brendan james baker is showing off his dancing skills. >> he's d

they leave it there and don't put it in the bin. >> discarded mattress, broken glass, even pet waste, all in front of a donation bin that's a for-profit recycling company based out of oakland. >> following complaints the city is trying to weed out the unpermitted bins said the assistant city manager. >> many have become havens for illegal dumping and appear to be blighted. >> only 17 bins have gone through the proper permitting process. the locations on the map. >> we believe there are many unpermitted but we don't know where they are all located. >> eve seen this before in other bay area cities but san leandro wants to be notified of the locations so they can tackle the mess. some say they will take the items to vetted profits. >> we have some in town, the community centers. >> abc7 news. >> a happy and record-breaking reunion. you are looking at stephen and nancy payne along with their cat ginger in this picture. ginger vanished 8 years ago. a good samaritan brought her to the humane society wednesday after seeing the cat hanging out around his workplace. luckily ginger was microchi

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they say this bin was three- quarters full with 60-thousand bushels of soybeans. eric reasland was buried inside. he went into the beans to stir them up and level them off, and went under. 17:23 he was in the center, that's what the grain will do to you, they had the ogger going it pulled him, once you get started down there's really no stopping. everytime you moveou get a little deeper. the man who was buried wasn't wearing a safety harness or tethered to anything. rescuers were wearing safety gear as they tried to unbury him. he was in the center of the bin, the hardest place to reach and get grain tubes 19:12 we had two sets, made two rings around, then they started pulling the grain out from inside the tube to gain access. after about three hours they pulled reasland out, hoping that he still had a chance. 19:29 you try to be as optimistic as you can, there's always that chance. jessica rae: unfortunately... eric reasland died. first responders did c-p-r on him on the way to the clarke county died. first responders did c-p-r on him on the way to the clarke cou

investigators say the fire started in the bottom of the bin. and in order to put it out -- they had to completey drain the bin no injuries were reported the loss against michigan state was tough one for hakweye fans to swallow... iowa held the lead with just 33 second left in game but the spartans couldn't be stopped. but there is silver lining in all of this. for the first time since 19-91 the hawkeyes are heading to the rosebowl. there they will face off against standford -- for the first time ever on new years day. the hawkeyes haven't won a game years. tens of thousands of fans are expected to make the trip to pasadena. 145925 - best season weve ever had ... so you can be that - brian wilkinson 131709 - everyone was saying that we werent gonna make the rosebowl that it was gonna be ohio state or the buckeyes but were big ten fans. ive been wanting the rosebowl my entire life. the playoffs would be nice but were going to rose bowl and i couldnt ask for anything more - mark westendorf tickets go on sale for the game tuesday december 8 -th. ho

the that helped us get osama bin laden will be rotting in prison. zero?have a plan to go to what was we expect the pakistani response to be? is it considered an act of war to give another country money? mr. olson: we believe that engagement with pakistan is -- >> other countries don't give them money and they still talk. i'm not saying we close our embassy. i using the pakistanis would refuse to talk to us. does every other country have to give them money as a party gift to have a conversation? mr. olson: our specific programs, civilian or military, have done a lot to improve the conditions in the case of civilians and the rise of ordinary pakistanis. they are facing an enormous demographic challenge. they have a youth bulge. the youth are about to come into the most productive years of their life. they will either have jobs or not have jobs. >> i know we do good for pakistan. if we spend that money in india or congo, we would do an equal amount of good. what is the pakistani response if we simply say "zero?" mr. olson: i really can't say what the governm

then osama bin laden vanished.rs. >> the trail was quite cold. >> former cia director mike hayden didn't have much to go on. >> most of what we had looked more like elvis sightings than they did substantive intelligence. >> until u.s. intelligence zeroed in on this compound. >> an unusual compound, unusual in its security, unusual in its size, and, frankly, unusual in its location. >> its location, a half mile from pakistan's premier military academy in abbottabad. from miles in the sky, american spy satellites were watching. robert cardillo is the director of the national geospacial intelligence agency. here in the nga operations center, they make sense of the data that u.s. spy satellites beam back. >> we moved from spacial resolution to what we call activity resolution now. >> translation, it's not just about satellite photos anymore. now, the patterns of behavior they reveal are much more telling. >> when i worked in this business in the '80s, patterns were developed weeks at best, months, years more likely. pa

they leave it there and don't put it in the bin. >> discarded mattress, broken glass, even pet waste,ation bin that's a for-profit recycling company based out of oakland. >> following public complaints the city is trying to weed out the unpermitted bins said the assistant city manager. >> many have become havens for illegal dumping and appear to be blighted. >> only two organizationing with 17 bins combined have gone through the proper permitting process. the locations on the map. >> we believe there are many unpermitted, but we don't know where they are all located. >> eve seen this before in other bay area cities but san leandro wants to be notified of the locations so they can tackle the mess. some say they will take the items to vetted nonprofits. >> we have some in down, the davis community center.. >> and in the meantime they are forced to handling the clean-up. >> abc7 news. >> a happy and record-breaking reunion. you are looking at stephen and nancy payne along with their cat ginger in this picture. ginger vanished 8 years ago. a good samaritan brought her to the humane societ

today, the cardboard model of bin laden's compound has evolved into this.r the bin laden raid, something like this would have been really helpful. >> it would, yes. >> mark is showing us around the nga's immersion lab where the model surrounds you, providing more information than ever before. >> what would people look like if they were walking around, what would this place look like in this lighting or this in this lighting or this lighting. where are the shadows? >> that's incredible. down to that level of detail? >> down to that level of detail. >> in this lab, data from satellites and other sources is used to immerse you in imagery. it is virtual reality for the intelligence community. virtual reality that can save lives. >> some of the buildings were color coded so that you could understand that i'm walking past a chemical plant and pulling in other sources of information like if the wind is blowing towards me. >> but what about a soldier caught in a fire fight with no time to load up a laptop or an image this detailed? >> they just may need to know dan

if it's trash day in your area, watch for bins blown over as gusts may hit 40mph at times. while a sprinkle or two may occur with this passing warm front, we won't really see much out of this from a rain standpointnt we'll see a gradual downturn in and we should be down around 35 by 6pm. plan on dry conditions through sunday, but our temperatures will be undergoing a rollercoaster ride. our coolest day will be friday with upper 20s common, with highs bouncing right back into the upper 40s by sunday. today: windy, falling temps high: 42-48 winds: sw 20-30 g t0 alo: 40 dbq: 45 iow: 45tonight: mostly cloudy low: 24-30 winds: w 15-25 alo: 26 dbq: 27 iow: 28tomorrow: mostly clcldy high: 31-37 winds: "" alo: 32 dbq: 34 iow: 34 thanks kaj. in a tv-9 follow-up this morning.. police haven't made any arrests in the hit and run death of an urbana teen at iowa state. 18-year-old emmalee jacobs died on monday on the ames campus. she just graduated from center point-urbana high school officials say she was a bright student, involved in sports and fine arts. jacobs put a lot of her time t