launched a fresh artillery strike on syria in response to another mortar attack from across the border on cora started its shelling wednesday in retaliation for a syrian mortar round that killed five turkish civilians our middle east correspondent paula sleeker has the details. we do know that the mortar bomb landed in the countryside in turkish that territory so it is possible that no one in fact was injured or killed we also have no word on who was responsible for this later mortar from syria what i can tell you though is that almost immediately turkey responded and went on the offensive meaning that we had the situation along the turkish syrian border intensifying its not a back on wednesday when a mortar bomb fired from syria killed five turkish citizens and since in the situation has nearly escalated we're hearing from the turkish prime minister that he does not want a situation of war but he has warned the syrians not to make a fatal mistake and that is a quote from him and taste his resolve the syrians will decide has apologized for those what is interesting is that you need to realize

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last five and this builds up turned into a really close match for both one and a child captains then cora inspiring the hosts and the other at xander the greats of the spearheading the visitors and it was the latter who clinched the game for the novel as he powered the puck through all the echelons of the lab's defense to push the muscovites to the top of their conference. enjoy playing. before you'll be chosen if you will call him you know we have a good cause which seems to me the most important thing in this team is. how can we give success. meanwhile two more cahill games were held on tuesday both also outside of russia a ukrainian side boss done that's thrashed severstal four one and the now merida scored in overtime to edge in the lap and capital. of football where russia continue preparing for friday's crucial world cup qualifier against christianity when all those portugal here in moscow now this is set to be fabio capello's biggest test so far as russia manager as his side go up against the group f. favorites both bosh and portugal have won their two matches so far in qualificati

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struggles to end violence in syria tensions are rising with turkey on cora's now closed its airspace to syrian civilians flights echoing an earlier move by damascus this after turkey intercepted a syrian passenger jet wednesday claiming it was illegally carrying russian made weapons alleging allegations strongly denied by moscow artie's arena ports. they pointed their guns at those hunk of those put those on the ground then they drove us back to the plane into vehicles bruised arms and better dignity with an international scandal thrown in on top all in the name of peace at least that's the stance taken by the turkish authorities when they tried to justify force for the grounding a syrian plane on route from moscow to damascus us. we in turkey only want peace and safety in this region that is our desire but we would never have an incentive to start a war hasn't revealed exactly what was in the cargo of that plane though they do insist it was russian made ammunition and technical equipment something moscow we mentally denies. there were certainly no armaments on this plane and they si

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lee schott, mark and cora leijack. the first time they all sat down for a tv interview.ith us is kathleen's husband joe currently working for the state department in the sudan. these were the actors. >> yeah. >> who played you. what do you think? sure looks like joe. >> yeah. >> even got his little sweaters right. he used to wear sleeveless sweater vest. >> they took me back to the day november 4th, 1979 when iranian students climbed the wall and stormed the u.s. embassy. what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i tried to keep my staff calling and collected. >> i remember calling my mother and saying don't worry you'll see things on the news and i'll call you in a few days. of course, i didn't call back for three months. >> 79 days they hid from the iranians in the homes of canadian diplomats and came to be known as the housen guests. >> people would come to the house and we would hide and posted outside the door. >> then on january 26th, 1980 -- >> there's a knock on the door. i open the d

. >> reporter: bob anders, lee schott, mark and cora. five of the six.he first time they've all sat down together for a tv interview. the only one who couldn't be with us is kathleen's husband joe, currently working for the state department in the sudan. these are the actors who played you. what do you think? >> sure looks like joe. >> yeah. >> they even got his little sweaters right. he used to wear these little sleeveless sweater vests. >> reporter: they took me back to the day, november 4th, 1979, when iranian students climbed the walls and stormed the u.s. embassy. what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i just tried to keep my staff kind of calm and collected. >> i remember calling my mother after about the first 24, 48 hours, and said don't worry, you're going to see some things on the news but i'm safe and i'll call you in a few days. of course i didn't call back for three months. >> reporter: 79 days they hid from the iranians in the homes of canadian diplomats and

. >> reporter: bob anders, lee shotz, mike and cora lee lijek, the first time they sat down togetherus was kathleen's husband joe currently working for the state department in sudan. >> these are the actors who played you. what do you think? >> sure looks like joe. >> he used to wear these little sleeveless sweater vests. >> reporter: they took me back to the day, november 4, 1979 when an iranian student climbed the walls and stormed the u.s. embassy. >> what went through your mind? >> this will only last for a little while before the government will come and stop this. and i just tried to keep my staff kind of calm and collected. >> i remember telling my mother after about the first 24 to 48 hours. i said, don't worry, you're going to see some things on the news and i'm safe and i'll call you in a few days. of course, i didn't call back for three months. >> reporter: 79 days, they hid with iranians and diplomats. they became known as the house guests. >> at one point there was revolutionary guards posted outside the door. >> reporter: then on january 26, 1980 -- >> there was a knock

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