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it is time for our city government to take a strong stand against the china bloody flag. once again this is america not china >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please . next speaker >> good afternoon president and supervisors. i live in san francisco. i would like to give you some information about my feel observe or on my family. i heard of the raising the flag of the china communist regime since they took over 8 hundred million china people have long been called sacrifice naturally unnaturally die. my family suffered 3 generations from communist prosecution. my cousin was shot by - in union square over 20 years ago during most could. i really feel this flag stand for violence and blood and stance for all the crimes committed by the communist regime so i strongly suggest you'll not raise it up because it can't presenting any communists it can't present any chinese altercation you must have heard of cultural resolution and it's noting now more violent in china. china has more human rights requests and there is now paced for the chinese people. even now the truth o

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aren't they bloody beautiful? of course, you can't really tell, but--well, i can tell. >> how far along is she? >> 30 weeks. can you believe it? they're keeping her in because they want to keep an eye on her--because of her age and because of the twins. but everything's looking fine, so-- >> well, congratulations. >> thanks. well, i'll just-- >> i've--yeah--got to-- >> bloody amazing. i'll tell you something. you think you know what love is until you have a child. it's the best thing. ask any parent. maybe i'll make a better job of it this time, eh? >> well- >> bloody amazing. oh--um-- >> oh. ah. well, thank you. >> by the way, i bumped into louisa at the hospital. what you did for danny sounds amazing. >> no, it was--hmm. >> well done, mate. >> hmm. thank you. well, good night, roger. >> your mother and i are leaving. >> goodbye. >> i'll wait for you in the taxi. >> regrettable, but--it hasn't been a great trip. >> well, where will you go? >> she'll fly back to portugal in the morning. i'll stay at my club in lon

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they had bloody. one had a bloody face. bloody arms. >> reporter: heidi jeffrey heard the crash from her porch. two officers sliding and then crashing to the ground. a third officer riding with them ran after the driver, shouting at her. >> do you realize what just happened? do you realize you almost just killed two police officers. then i walk -- walked up to the motorcycles and said, you are very lucky, you are very lucky. >> there's no sign of impairment. >> reporter: the woman in the suv was sober and cooperative and after questioning she was allowed to drive away but that won't be the end of it. >> there were some distractions that were involved and that's what the california patrol is looking into. we don't know whether it's phone or gps device. some kind of device inside the car. >> reporter: no one could fathom how a driver would miss two motorcycles in her way. >> that's something for the other driver to explain. >> reporter: and heidi has another theory. >> friday 13th. >> reporter: reporting live in redwood city,

they had bloody. one had a bloody face. bloody arms. >> reporter: heidi jeffrey heard the crash from her porch. two officers sliding and then crashing to the ground. a third officer riding with them ran after the driver, shouting at her. >> do you realize what just happened? do you realize you almost just killed two police officers. then i walk -- walked up to the motorcycles and said, you are very lucky, you are very lucky. >> there's no sign of impairment. >> reporter: the woman in the suv was sober and cooperative and after questioning she was allowed to drive away but that won't be the end of it. >> there were some distractions that were involved and that's what the california patrol is looking into. we don't know whether it's phone or gps device. some kind of device inside the car. >> reporter: no one could fathom how a driver would miss two motorcycles in her way. >> that's something for the other driver to explain. >> reporter: and heidi has another theory. >> friday 13th. >> reporter: reporting live in redwood city,

nation is bloody, but unbound. of al shabaabs were killed with 11 others in custody. as the nation begins burying the dead, caring for the wounded, searching for the missing. >> it is still not clear whether any americans were involved in carrying out the attack. right now, your 11 insta weather plus forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> if you were outside early this morning, you probably noticed how chilly it was. the suburbs were dipping down into the mid-40's. we are bouncing back. bwi thurgood marshall. still in the 60's in places like parkton and toward frederick. it still feels comfortable. we also see on -- upper-60's on the eastern shore. we expect dry weather this afternoon. temperatures should top off in low-70 as yound get out toward annapolis. 71 in stewart's town, pennsylvania. partly cloudy skies the rest of the afternoon. i 3:00 p.m., 74 degrees. 6:00 p.m..by by 9:00 p.m., we are dropping into the low-60's. his time of year, when the sun sets, temperatures drop quickly. we see scattered showers around maryland. the thickest clouds are toward garret

the bloody battle for control of a mall in kenya still rages on. the crisis enters it's 4th day 62 people are dead and nearly 200 are injured. >> the government there confirming tlae terrorists a-- three terrorists are dead but they still have hostages and they are holding their ground. two or three americans were among the attackers. kelly wright live in washington with the latest. >> good morning to you. were americans among the attackers in kenya, a kenya official claims there were possibly from minnesota a area that has a large population of people from somalia. it shows all is quite but amid reports of people still hearing random shots of gun fire kenyan forces say the mall is now secure that after killing three suspected terrorists. they released a statement on twitter saying we have taken control of all of the floors. we are not here to defeat the attackers with pastries but to finish and punish. kenyan authorities say some of those attackers were from the united states. >> they are young men between maybe 18 and 19. >> of some molly othsoma

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is recovering from a bloody head injury. according to t- m-z... jones was hurt outside a d-c night club... by a stripper. coach john harbaugh says jacoby jones is doing quote... fine... after being hit in the hit head with a champagn bottle by a stripper named sweet pea. according to tmz... jones was hurt during a birthday celebration for ravens teammate... bryant mckinnie. it happened just before 3 o'clock monday morning... when they all boarded a party bus... and the celebration turned into a brawl. that's when sweet pea reportedly hit jones in the head with the bottle. all of this in redskins territory... but football fans pretty much everywhere are talking about the ravens' pro bowl player. incue: a can't believe outcue: quite interesting incue: well i think's interesting outcue: strippers and such we are told such we are told jones did show up at practice yesterday. he's actually rehabbing an injury from the first game. what would you do if you found a bag full of hundred dollar bills in the middle of the road? well, if you're anything like t

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they -- one had a bloody face, bloody arms. and then i walked up and looked at the motorcycles down and they said "you are very, very lucky." >> the s.u.v. driver sober and cooperative. she was questioned and allowed to drive away. police are looking into whether she was distracted by her cell phone or gps device. >> >> a separate crash seriously injured a whom who reportedly working for the freed month police department. she was on a motorcycle riding down freemont boulevard just before yesterday afternoon when she hit a pick up truck and a patrol car. she's a police civillial employee who has been with the department for the last 18 months. a ktvu woman send us this photo of the accident scene. the woman was the only one involved and she is expected to survive >> police say speed was a major factor in a crash that left one person dead and another critically injured. it happened onsterring hill drive. both male victims were ejected from the sedan they were riding in. one person died at the scene. the other was air-lifted to th

. >>> a bloody end to the three-day siege of a shopping mall in kenya. the siege ended just after midnight today that's in kenyan time. at least 62 people were killed in the attack. many more were injured. the extremist group al shabaab has then responsible. six attackers were killed. more than six suspects were arrested. kenya's foreign minister says it appears some of the victims and some of the shooters came from the u.s. the fbi is investigating those claims. >>> some of the hostages stuck in the mall used twitter during that crisis. radio african journalist tweeted these comments, i quote him, bodies of children were everywhere. children. innocent little children. holding on to me, asking me where their mommies were. another hostage tweeted, i'm under mattresses. this might be my last tweet. #westgatemall. we're hearing from a woman in our area that got stuck in a stairwell during that rampage. >> a stairwell, go up one level to exit the parking garage since we had gone down to get into the parking garage. but the stairwell was connected to the shop

renee, i'm looking for a bloody mary. >> you are not serving alcohol in here! don't get your granny panties all in a bunch. a bloody mary is somebody who donates the most blood. >> yeah. oh, there she is. oh, there she goes. >> oh, wait, wait, wait, wait! before she passed out, she ordered the two-piece catfish and a summons notarized. handle that. >> we are all so fired. >> okay, come on, you guys. this is a party. >> ♪ and ain't no party like a blood-drive party 'cause a blood-drive party don't stop ♪ >> whoo! >> well, at some point, it does. >> uh, what the what? >> hey, mr. "b." what's going on? come on in. >> is this a juke joint or a hospital? well, it don't matter, 'cause i just ran away from home. i'm just here to get my check. >> ah-ah. got a new policy. no one gets paid unless they donate some blood. >> i tell you what, if i don't get my check, i'm gonna be donating your blood. >> oh, looks like a "o" positive to me. >> oh, i'm positive i'm not donating no blood today for sure. >> come on, mr. brown. don't be a dud. give me some blood. >> come on, der

another bloody day in chicago. three people killed nearly two dozen others injured. now residents are calling for peace. ♪ ♪ >> super typhoon is passing between the philippines and taiwan this morning within its sites hong kong. the powerful storm has triggered landslides and power outages in the philippines so far. there are no reports of casualties. it has the potential do great damage in hong kong and that's where craig joins me live. craig what, sorts of preparations are you seeing now in hong kong? >> reporter: well, certainly the u.s. navy's most powerful vessel war ship in this part of the world left 24 hours ahead of schedule. in fact, it left through the port just behind me. as you can see, it's a beautiful day here. in fact, there is a high heat warning, 33 degrees. no sign of the typhoon just yet. and also the problem we've got here is that most people are away. this is the mid autumn festival. a long weekend of celebration here where most people head to their families in china and taiwan. so it's kind of like having a category four hurricane threatening n

i can't. [ breathing shakily ] no doubt about this job, bert -- bloody shocking conditions.phryne: morning, bert, cec. i need you to inquire about renting a room in this boardinghouse in seddon. find out all you can about the landlady, miss gay, and any equally dubious gentlemen tenants she might have. morning, inspector. i was just on my way to see you. to explain yourself, i hope. tea? i can't believe your hide -- appropriating a child who should have been in the care of the state. state care -- you know what those places are like. and if that woman was jane's aunt, i'll eat my cloche. the poor child clearly loathed her. none of this explains how that poor child came to be in possession of mrs. henderson's jewels or what she had to do with her murder. well, it's lucky for you i've finally convinced jane she should speak with you. come in, jane! i found the jewels by the rail line. why didn't you tell us this before? i didn't think you'd believe me. that could be because it's not particularly believable. what were you up to the rest of the time on the train? i was asleep in

lewis, i'm one of the people that beat you and left you bloody. will you forgive me? i want to apologize." his son started crying. he started crying. i started crying. he hugged me. i hugged him. he called me brother. i called him brother. >> and today he's the only survivor of the group of leaders who spoke up here on august 28th, 1963. let's go up and look at the spot. >> thank you. good to see you. you have to find the spot. >> where is the spot? here it is. when you finished that speech you got a great ovation and you walked back to your seat, what were you thinking? >> well, i was thinking to myself, "how did it go?" and i said to myself, "i think it went well." and the young people in sncc, i got the reading from them. they were cheering and they were -- really, they enjoyed it. and they were glad that i made it through the speech i think. >> do you know about the march on washington? >> it's the 50th anniversary, right? >> the 50th anniversary is august the 28th. we will celebrate and commemorate the 50th anniversary. >> he was standing right here where you're

>>> its history is bloody. >> we used to have two or three stabbings a day, sometimes even more. >> inmates battle guards on a daily basis. >> i couldn't count how many times i've had to shoot out the tower. >> then a new regime wrenched back control of the prison. >> it's more stable. there's less violence. >> but there are also fewer programs, less time out of the cells, and less hope. >> we've got guys coming in at 17, 18 years old with 80 or 90 years hanging themselves because they can't take it. >> inmates that assault staff, inmates that assault other inmates are going to come to stateville and they're going to lock up. >> don't holler at me. >> in stateville, it's like you're dead. but you're living. you know, like a walking dead man. that's how it is in here. you're living but you're dead. >> as he left office, governor george ryan made a dramatic decision. rocking the justice system in illinois. ryan granted clemency to all death row inmates, saying the system was broken. ryan commuted 167 death sentences, reducing nearly all to life without parole. until 1998 executions were carri

you're not going anywhere. >> i need to go to work. >> sod the bloody work!ding me for nothing! >> a few minutes later, the police arrive. >> they said, how soon can we have the footage? >> thanks to jack and raj's quick thinking, they catch a hit-and-run driver. >> we happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> and thanks to their dash cam, robia hamid pleads guilty to dangerous driving and has her driver's license suspended for two years. >> oh! >> fortunately, the 75-year-old man she hit recovers in the hospital from his miraculously minor injuries. >> what goes around comes around. you have to value human life. >> you have to wait here until the police come. >> you have to do what is right. >>> coming up, a speed demon turns an iconic city to his personal playground. >> to bring my race car to san francisco and drive it around closed-off city streets was like a dream come true for me. >> when "caught on camera: axles of evil" continues. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new

the 47-year-old's body the center of a bloody crime scene in this aurora, colorado, home.zman stabbed her mother 79 times. >> she's on foot somewhere in the area. >> reporter: after an all-night search, undercover police discovered guzman in a nearby parking lot. in a police affidavit, the girl's stepfather heard his wife cry out. he opened the door to the bathroom and allegedly found his step daughter standing with a knife over her mother's bloody body. her biological father says he spoke with his daughter earlier that day. the topic of conversation, her troubled relationship with her mother. >> i still can't believe it. i thought that i made progress. obviously i didn't do anything. because hours later, then this thing happened. >> reporter: prosecutors say in the days leading up to the murder guzman yelled at her mother and spit in her face. and reportedly via e-mail sent a clear message, you will pay. a teenager that looks more like a model than a murder suspect behind bars. she's held without bail on first degree murder. the next court appearance is september 15th. an

over one hundred thousand dead and the bloody syrian civil war a chemical attack blamed on the assad government appears to be a rad line the military plan that has been developed by our joint chiefs and that i believe is appropriate is proportional it is limited in this case the administration sees proportional as limited intervention through airstrikes no boots on the ground with the goal of deterring assad from using chemical weapons regime change according to the administration is not the goal if i say is arrogant enough and i would say foolish enough to retaliate to the consequences of his own criminal activity. the united states and our allies have ample ways to make him regret that decision the call for action in syria comes two years after a multi-state military intervention in libya the united states and british forces fired dozens of cruise missiles at the north african country coalition forces and force a no fly zone this all in an effort to crack down on libyan leader moammar gadhafi there's some things that a no fly zone can do. in terms of air traffic. and things that it

what does the science really say about bloody video games and violence? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the lead. i am jake tapper. we're at the washington navy yard, site of the massacre that claimed 12 innocent lives just two days ago. we'll have dramatic new details on the investigation in just a moment. first, some breaking news in our money lead, the markets exploded to record levels today after the federal reserve announced that the economy is not yet strong enough and there is too much political uncertainty to stop their stimulus program which means another six more weeks of free money, at least six more weeks. alison kosik is live at the new york stock exchange. why is wall street celebrating? >> they are keeping that out for investors and they obviously bought in today with the dow ending at a record high, the s&p as well, and it is not all roses and sunshine. think what's happening here, the economy, it is not as strong as everybody thought. it is the reason that the fed decided not to scale back its fund purchases and still wants the stimulus to flow into the finan

between 1948 in 1950 come in nearly 100,000 people perished during those bloody conflicts. many of them innocent civilians caught up in the fighting as leftist guerrillas in the south tried to topple the south korean regime headed by statement read. the sudden leftists are supported by the communists in the north and when it became clear that the spring of 1950, however the south korean regime could not be toppled from within, kim millstone approached stalin. he wanted the soviet tatars support to invade south korea in order to unify the peninsula under his rule. the attack will be swift in the war will be over in three days can assure the soviet dictator. stalin's motivation for backing kannel songs and vision plans are unclear, but what is certain is neither him or stalin believed the united states would interpret in korea. but of course i'll stalin and kim were sort of a mistaken. when north korean forces clashed 38th parallel south in june 25th, may 250, the u.s. under u.n. mandate to intervene and this is because truman immediately sought stalin's hand and a north kore

bloodied, he broke his nose. terrible decision. picked off by 49ers richard sherman.e carol and the seahawks win it. they are 4 and 0. >>> kippin gone after losing saturday to arizona state. he was 28 and 15 over all. that will not get it done. he was fired by the raiders now fired at usc. you have to wonder what the future holds. >>> the mariners looking like they were having a little fun. they have to get their stuff together after 162 games. you would think they have it together. blooper for derek barton. a's are all over the mariners then it is sonny gray. 3 hits, no runs, 8 strikeouts. it is the most wins in 10 years. they open the play offs against detroit friday at the coliseum. rangers forced a play off game tomorrow against tampa bay. giants gave fans something to cheer about. started 162. no giants heads done that. pagero first major league homer. pence has a walk off hit. first in 2 seasons. giants win 7-6 and tied with the padres. in miami marlins pitcher henderson alvarez thinks he has a no hitter. he hasn't because he didn't have a run. the wild pitch. w

. >> woodruff: our lead story tonight, the president of kenya proclaimed victory in the bloody siege of a shopping mall in nairobi. he put the death toll at 72, but the islamist attackers disputed his account. >> at the tale end of the operation, three floors of the west gate mall collapsed and there are several bodies still trapped in the rubble, including the terrorists. >> woodruff: his address followed another day of conflicting reports of the status of the standoff and of the remaining hostages, if any. earlier, the somali group al-shabaab-- linked to al qaeda-- had released a photo of two fighters it said were still inside the mall. at the time, the group insisted the attackers still held hostages. also earlier, gunshots could be heard at the malcolm flex as soldiers circled outside. and smoke again billowed from the building. a smart time ago i spoke to reporter nicholas kulish in nairobi, he's been covering the story for the "new york times." nicholas kulish, welcome to the program. so tell us where things stand right now. is this operation completely over or suspect it? >> w

it's not going to be reappealed. >> you say they will be bloody here. but to kelly's point, when you talk about conservatives in their district, they go home and are celebrated for fighting so-called obama care and celebrated for fighting against background checks that were overwhelmingly popular in national polls but within their districts so they make take a bad headline in the new york times but when they go home, they get a slap on the back from people who say, you're representing exactly what i want so stick it to whomever you need to in washington, d.c. >> first of all, when i say bloody, i'm talking about the republican majority in the house. i think they are very concerned that what happened to newt gingrich can be revisited again in the next election cycle. maybe a few conservative members will retain their seats but they are no longer the majority. that's not going to fit in their pattern -- >> why do you believe house speaker john boehner despite efforts to find a solution to this, decided to go ahead with this vote on friday? >> i think he's

in january of 1958, the two left a bloody trail of terror on the great plains. and to this day, the mystery continues. was 14-year-old carol ann fugate charlie starkweather's hostage or a willing accomplice? >> you believe he was never being held hostage? >> no. >> i have looked in her eyes and i have watched her relive everything. she had nothing to do with it. >> do you think lincoln will ever forget the name charlie starkweather. >> absolutely not. >> dell harding was a 25-year-old cub reporter for the lincoln scar earning $70 a week. >> what was the timeline for these things to happen? >> a great time, a great place to grow up. >> dennis carlyle also grew up during the 1950s. along with his mother ger intrude, the family maintained living quarters inside the family jail. >> he was really a tough, mean guy and was two years ahead of me in school ux but he was four years older than i was. so that suggests something about how he did in school work. >> the starkweather family included six girls and one boy. >> they were scrambling to make a living. i think at th

country are all withered, and meteors fright the fixed stars of heaven; the pale-faced moon looks bloody on the earth, and lean-looked prophets whisper fearful change; rich men look sad, and ruffians dance and leap, the one in fear to lose what they enjoy, the other to enjoy by rage and war. these signs forerun the death or fall of kings. farewell. our countrymen are gone and fled, as well assured richard their king is dead. ah, richard, with the eyes of heavy mind i see thy glory like a shooting star fall to the base earth from the firmament. thy sun sets weeping in the lowly west, witnessing storms to come, woe and unrest. the friends are fled to wait upon thy foes, and crossly to thy good all fortune goes. [man whimpering] bolingbroke: bushy and green, i will not vex your souls -- since presently your souls must part your bodies -- with too much urging your pernicious lives, for 'twere no charity; yet to wash your blood from off my hands, here in the view of men i will unfold some causes of your deaths: you have misled a prince, a royal king, a happy gentleman in blood and lineaments,

bloody blood talk. war though. war duh. everyone riding hump back in their own dodgy. be and w. you noted stake of a putrid clan of worms insane and greatly dangerous. put your sincere hatreds and stupidity away. come together from under the skin with where soul is blood and beneath the sea and rise the wave and the furl class. and money tyranny and be what revels that has to be. [applause]. >> i will read one more poem. and i will read it, it's a title poem. all that's left. all that's left in the world. whether in cuba venezuela, bolivia. as well as in china, japan, the united states europe. the middle east. africa. all of them cannot despise their resistance. despite their refusal stop that march of death. despite their resistance. communists repressives. zionists and anarchists. none can evade the march. this one is not coming with hammer and sickles . all wars surrender to. but when comes the cry? when will it really happen as death is peace? when can i truly die. you will never know yet you may have already and this life is your way of paying hommage to the power that love

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. >> there was a bloody dictatorship. over the next 17 years, 3200 people were killed and 38 thousand were tortured. 40 years later, chileans are slowly coming to terms with their past and flexing their newfound freedoms. thousands took to the streets to demand better quality education during student protests in late - in -- in 2011. >> today we have a country that decided to take to the streets to make some demands. it started with the demand in favor of education. it became clear that we have to change the legacy of dictatorship. >> that legacy isthe country's economic model comes from the and o'shea -- agosto pinochet years. poverty has decreased to 14%. inequality still exists, but analysts saying the traces of its free-market model. --sins the-- sings the praises of its economic model. the left-wing candidate wants to get rid of the current model. the right wing candidate wants to build on it. a difficult choice that chilean people will have to make. >> the newly elected olympic committee president was a favorite. th

people at the cia where red bloody was speaking in retrospect contemporaneous with what the intelligence community knew these first before geisha was unreal. to kevin barrett is the author of questioning the war on terror great speak to we actually have leaders admitting these terrorists. just tools and that's what al qaeda is it's a cat's for western intelligence agencies and we heard this from the arab world's leading political commentator mohammad heiko who told us immediately after nine eleven that this story of nine eleven was ridiculous he said when he was at the highest levels of government in europe he was the one who was in charge of essentially infiltrating virtually running so-called al-qaeda he said al-qaeda is full of people from saudi intelligence from u.s. intelligence israeli intelligence and of course you gyptian intelligence couldn't do anything on its own british scholar not one of the world's leading scholars of terrorism one of the best talks about an incident that happened in turkey i believe it was a little bit before nine eleven a high level suppose that senior al

they're dead as a bloody rampage brings fear and horror right into the nation's capital. kept thousand locked down in their nearby offices, their schools and homes. federal authorities and local police are swarming the crime scene as we speak right now. we'll talk about the investigation with a former top official, of the fbi also, the former secretary of homeland security, all standing by. you'll also hear survivors of the floodyfloody -- bloody shoo tell us of the panic and cape ys as the shooter aimed his weapon at them. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. you are watching a special "situation room." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get to the breaking news, mayor vincent gray says officials still, still are looking for a potential second suspect in the mass shooting here at the washington navy yard. it is not clear if that person was actually involved. all very murky right now. police are asking people in this area to stay indoors. while the search continues. authorities say 12eo

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>> reporter: jim, a bloody night for a baltimore ravens football player who came to our city to help a buddy celebrate his birthday bash. ravens kicker jacoby jones took a big blow to the head yesterday. but it didn't happen on the football field. in fact, it didn't happen in the city of baltimore. it happened right here in washington in front of the opera ultra lounge on i street. >> this is baltimore. redskin territory. >> reporter: sunday afternoon, the ravens beat the houston texans, 30-9. sunday night, the celebrity birthday bash for ravens tackle, bryant mckinney at the opera ultra. some of the ravens came here once described as a party bus. around 3:00 a.m., when the party was over, there was an altercation and jacoby jones ended up with a bloody face. this was reported by tmz. they published the picture. you can see police at the scene and the bus in the background on the left side. >> i was glad to see at least they were using a bus and not going around drunk and being menaces to the public that way. >> reporter: when the cop started asking questions, jones couldn't remember

time will tell. >> to the okay taggon - it was a bloody victory, and one in loz for jones , retaining his title over alexander gustafsson. the closest marge join of jones' career. three had jones ahead by a single point. fans are asking for a rematch. the usc president would not make a commitment. >> to the pitch. a heated rivalry between manchester united to mi city. dating back to -- manchester city dating back to 1881. the blues dominated both halves on the way to a 4-1 blow out. two of the goals came from sergia aguaro. it equalled city's biggest win in the derby since 2004. a huge victory. >> long history. thank you, michael. we want a quick updating. we understand according to reuters that a large portion of the kenyan hostages have been released. kenyan security forces have been able to get to the hostages and a majority have been released. as soon as we get more information we'll brick it live. still ahead - at the top of the hour live cover im of the navy yard shooting memorial. >> it is the first day of fall. we have snow levels falling, temperatures cooling and i have mount

you're a bloody nancy boy, aren't you, huh, eh? have you been touching my son? i don't know your son. i don't know who you are. but i know what you are and i know your type, you bastard. the doctor seems to think you'll be out in a couple of days. oh, good. what a relief, i can hardly wait. the police officers who helped you last night also spoke to me earlier. oh, god, so you know. know about what? about the club. a gentlemen's club? that's one way of describing it. the man who attacked me, he, um... yes, i know him. he's actually a decent man. he seemed to think that i... i never touched his son. it's not like that. i'm sure. who else knows? at the office? yes. no one. i'd be... i'd prefer it, i would be very grateful, if... if they didn't find out. i don't see any reason why they should. thank you. (exhales with relief) just one thing. sir william. trust him? hmm. miss pierce doesn't. be good. frank? ruthie? i'm so sorry. come on, let's get you home. you've heard about vlessing? he died. hmm, but not as a result of the accident. he was poisoned. pretty conven

. >> cops arrived to a bloody scene. the 20-year-old woman was stabbed 32 times by her ex- boyfriend. it is a miracle you survived? >> i believe it is a miracle. >> melissa dome is now speaking exclusively to "inside edition" about her horrific ordeal. did you ever think melissa, the guy that you dated would try to kill you? >> no. definitely not. >> melissa began dating robert burton during her senior year of high school. he was a 6'4" gentle giant. >> he was funny and very sweet. >> melissa was a straight a. student in clear water, florida and says her boyfriend became jealous when she planned on attending college. >> he put his hands around my throat three times. if i broke up with him he told me he would kill me and kill himself. >> in january 2011, melissa was sound asleep when she got a call from burton at 2:00 a.m. with one request. >> all i want is a hug. it won't take two minutes of your time and i'll never bother you again. >> melissa walked outside her mom's house to meet him. that's when burton pulled out a k

. >> and uncovering new clues in the hopes that more information can be gathered about the bloody trail left behind by israel keyes. >> the people that knew about him and cared got him had no idea about this otherside of the israel. >> tonight "congress "congress "confessions of a serial killer" a manage who authorities believe committed 11 murders from march -- >> first, to vermont. on june 8, 2011, bill and lorraine courier vanished from their home. then in february of 2012, samantha conan was kidnapped, raped and murdered. her remains were found in a lake just north of anchorage, keyes more than just a cold-blooded killer, surveillance videos showed him robbing numerous banks across the country. he committed arson and raped many of his victims. he was a planner. keyes even stashed murder kits as he planned future crimes. he made mistakes in the end, which led to his capture 4,000 miles from alaska, all the way in lufkin, texas. now the fbi is releasing new clues and new evidence. you have not seen this, and tonight you will. first "on the record" hits the ground in quiet essex, vermo