well i was at first and and and dan terry and tom little tom little bit of the off the monitor set was leading the expedition they've been here since one thousand nine hundred seventy s. guys we hear the taliban in the language and known by thousands and thousands and thousands of afghans so the fact that. he and the taliban both claim that they they were all conducted is killing because they were spies the taliban because they were converting people to christianity which is which is nonsense that is the fact that they've even claimed credit for the same is that is what surprised me the other thing is the details that how this went down apparently they were lined up in one person did all the killing and that's consistent with taliban executions they normally will hold people until the designated killer comes up they have executioners apparently and so the manner in which they were killed is consistent with a taliban attack. so what does that say to you that. do you think that perhaps the taliban are also starting to see if their strategy shift the people that they're choosing to attack

dan terry de wisconsin se estableció en kabul en 18980. y el más joven era el bibliógrafo. espías. algo que la organización niega. . >>> >>> por ahora. no piensa retirarse de afganistán dice que son huéspedes del gobierno. eran voluntarios sin egoísmo agregó el embajador allí. >>> se dedicaron a brindar ayuda gratis y muy necesitada a los afganos en las zonas más remotas y difíciles. esta sicóloga recuerda la violencia del país. cuando ci ttó a un amigo voluntario hace 30 años. >>> no podemos avanzar si las personas que dicen, tengo que ayudar a otro. >>> el fbi realizara autopsias, pero 5 de las familias de las víctimas extranjeros, pidieron que los restos regresen a afganistán para ser enterrados en washington. univisión. >>> el presidente barack obama, destacó como su gobernada prestamos para que los estudiantes norteamericanos puedan ir a la universidad. el discurso fue en la universidad de texas en austin. y el presidente también, participó en eventos en texas para recaudar fondos para candidatos demócratas. y un nuevo estudio en méxico. dice que las niñas norteamerica

dan terry from wisconsin had lived in kabul for 30 years while working with poor people from different ethnic groups. cheryl beckett from knoxville, tennessee, spent six years here teaching, impressing her father with her desire to help others. >> her passion and faith, she really did walk with the lord. >> reporter: glen lapp came from lancaster, pennsylvania, as a nurse two years ago and decided to stay as manager of a provincial eye care program. lisa shirk, a professor from the eastern mennonite university which lapp attended saw him in kabul last month. >> he understood the risk and was willing to take that in order to serve others. >> reporter: brian carderelli from harrisonburg, virginia, was a freelance photographer accompanying the medical team to make a fund-raising film. some bodies of the medical team will be going home in the coming days. the families of five of the victims have requested their loved ones be buried in afghanistan. tom aspell, nbc news, kabul. >>> a deadly combination of fire and water is still taking its toll today in parts of europe. moscow's top health o

dan terry, since 1980. since '94, cheryl beckett translated for women patients. was a devote mennonite. >> trying to be a little bit of christ in the world. >> reporter: the taliban claims they attached them for preaching christianity. >> tom never mentioned religion in any of the time working with global dental relief. anyone that knows him, he would not be trying to convert people. >> reporter: the organization denies -- >> will not be invited back to village fz we were using aid as a cover for preaching. >> reporter: secretary of state clinton blasted the taliban. >> with these murders, the taliban have shown us another example of the length to which they will go to advance their twisted ideology. >> reporter: she says muslims around the world reject the murders. these were popular people, most afghans are shocked. steve handlesman, nbc news, washington. >>> a 14th amendment controversy over the idea of giving citizenship to anyone born in the u.s. >>> the past becomes the present at this pool, which was the swanky place for a dip in the roaring '20s. >>> i'm

since the late 1970s, dan terry, since 1980, since '94, sheryl beckett translated for women patients. the nurse was a devout mennonite. >> trying to be a little bit of christ in this part of the world. >> reporter: the taliban claims it attacked the team for preaching christianity. friends say not tom. >> he never mentioned religion in any of the time working. anyone who knows him would not be out there trying to convert people. >> reporter: the organization denies proselytizing. >> iam will not be invited back to villages if we were using aid as a cover for preaching. >> reporter: the secretary of state clinton blasted the taliban. >> with these murders, the taliban have shown us yet another example of the length to which they will go to advance their twisted ideology. >> reporter: she says muslims around the world reject the murders. these were popular people, u.s. officials insist. most afghans are shocked. that's the political message of the administration. these murders the work of a twisted minority and not a symbol of the overall american mission in afghanistan is in trouble. i

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glen latt was a nurse from lancaster, pennsylvania, along with brian cardarelli and dan terry. they were killed in a remote area of northern afghanistan last week. a british doctor and a german national and two afghans were also killed. the medical team was sponsored by international assistance mission, which intends remaining in afghanistan despite the tragedy. the bodies of some of the medical workers will be flown in in the next few days, others will be buried here in afghanistan. natalie. >> such a tragedy. tom aspell in kabul, afghanistan, thank you so much. >>> contradictory testimony this morning at a war crimes trial in the netherlands where actress mia farrow said naomi campbell told hershey received a huge diamond. campbell testified she received dirty-looking pebbles but did not know where they were from. taylor is accused of taking diamonds in return for weapons that were used in massacres and mutilations. >>> new details this morning about the sudden forced resignation late last week of hewlett-packard's ceo mark hurd. melissa francis joins us with more. melissa, g

that's where our kimberly terry is with more on what happened. kimberly? >> reporter: diane, dan thompson was heading home on his skateboard on the crosswalk about 8:30 last night when a car hit him and just took off, the driver leaving him hurt and bleeding in the street. >> dan was crawling blind and bleeding out of the street trying to get out of the road. but he didn't know where he was apparently. >> reporter: monica thompson says her son lost sight in his right eye when he was 4 years old. now a hit-and-run crash could leave him completely blind. a fracture and swelling to the left side of his skull is causing limited vision to his one good eye. >> he says he can only see on the bottom corner of his left eye. so it's about a window about that big right there. >> reporter: dan was reportedly crossing the street on his skate at cottle and the entrance friday night when he was hit. >> i've met some pretty horrible people, but somebody who would hit a person and then see them laying in the street and then just go. like not even think, oh, my god, did i just kill him? is he okay

dan harris, abc news, new york. >>> for more on this, we're going to talk to terry real, who is a family therapist.s from boston. terry, this is not an unusual case. we have seen this before. >> right. winona ryder and other folks. this is a -- it's an interesting situation. we know that 50% of the people who shoplift are educated professionals who have the money. it's not a question of needing what they're doing. it's a question of other factors. >> and what are those other factors, terry? >> well, there are a number of them, robin. there's the thrill of getting the thing. you know, shopping is, in itself, a big lift. when americans were asked what gives you a lift? shopping and dining out for the two top on the list. and then, there's also the sense of getting something for nothing. it's like a good sale on steroids. and then, there's the thrill of breaking the rules. so, you put all those together and it's a pretty heady combination. >> you're right about that. when people heard about this, a lot of folks said, is this a cry for help from caroline? what do you think? >> i think you have to ask t