i was going to be buried alive. >> danielle, danielle.ou're talking. you're talking. listen. they are going to sit you down. as soon as you say one word i promise to christ you won't say another. we're giving you the chance for what it's worth enjoy what you have left. >> we'll let you know what's going on. >> john was whispering in my ear, telling me step by step what they were going to do. he said that they were going to bury me alive, they were going to slit my throat, and they were going to leave me there. >> what did you think at that point? >> that i was going to die. >> danielle, i'll ask you one last time, while we still have time. if you can go back and fix anything in your life, would you? >> yes. >> you honestly would. >> yes. >> i'm not sure who said they wanted me to see this, they wanted me to look at where i was at. someone took my blindfold off. >> do you know who? >> i'm not positive right now. >> when your blindfold was removed what did you see? >> saw i was sitting in a grave. travis was talking to them. they were still

. >> reporter: daniel frank is a marine who lost his leg in afghanistan when he stepped on an ied. >>e explosives went off. i only got a little bit of what could have gone off. >> reporter: he has been recovering for the last seven weeks. now he's coming home. >> reporter: daniel is happy to see his family, but his thoughts are with his fellow marines in worse shape than him. >> there's a lot of guys out there, in san diego, balboa, way worse off than a lot of people out there. and it's a lot more people than i thought would be. >> reporter: daniel went to lee high school in san jose and joined the marine corps in 2007. his military year is over, but -- career is over, but daniel is focused on a new career in law enforcement. >> i got a buddy that works in the pd, and i got to start trying to work with him and start working my resume up with him and seeing what i can do over there. >> reporter: daniel 's mom has been with him since he got back from afghanistan. this is her first time home since she went to daniel's side. >> it's very nice to be here for thanksgiving to be with the fam

>> daniel esdale is also hoping for a bit more freedom.ar sentence for possession of a firearm. as unlikely as it is, he's still holding out hope that he can serve that time in general population. >> it's still a possibility just like this big. i might. i doubt it. >> esdale is currently back in segregation after refusing to perform his job in the jailhouse infirmary. >> open 4, please. >> but he sees it as one small slipup after four months of what was for him unusually good behavior. today he's meeting with jail officials where he'll learn what's in store for him. >> i'm going get administrative because of my history in the building. then i'm going to pop because they think i'll come back in and fight. >> assistant director of classification, cindy is in charge of esdale's hearing. it's not the first time she's seen him. >> how are you doing today? >> fine. >> this is not where i wanted us to be. you know that? right? >> yep. >> what happened? >> caught a ticket. >> i know you caught a ticket. but you seemed to be spiraling out of contro

daniel craig has a new venture that finally gets a name. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and elsewhere around the globe. what on earth is going on in greece tonight? we wish we knew, and so did the leaders of every euro zone country, because there is high drama in athens. a referendum on the greek bailout fund, the prime minister is ready to shelve the plan, and he may be offering to resign. we start our coverage from athens with a report. >> he has been at the helm of the greek government during the worst crisis the country has faced for decades, but tonight, there is intense speculation as to whether the time of george papandreou is up. this afternoon, an attempt to calm nerves. the problems began earlier in the we after the call for referendum on the deal. there are a handful of mp's that are threatening to rebel. george papandreou defended his position. >> we have a dilemma between consensus and in referendum. if we had a wider consent, we would not need a referendum. >> events moved quickly today. ministers arrived early for a

. >>> bajo la denuncia de fraude, el presidente de nicaragua, daniel ortega se perfila como el ganadors elecciones. >>> otto molina promete reforzar el ejército y la policía . >>> este es su noticiero univisión con jorge ramos y maría elena salinas desde managua, nicaragua . >>> qué tal, muy buenas noches, iremos con maría elena en unos momentos, mientras tanto, culpable, es declarado el doctor conrad murray, después de ser declarado culpable de muerte involuntaria del cantante, después de inyectarle propofol al cantante, como nos informa jaime garcía, podría pasar varios años en la cárcel >>> después de tan solo 8 horas de deliberación el veredicto del jurado fue contundente, el doctor conrad murray fue declarado culpable . >>> fue imposible para los abogados defensores crear una duda razonable. >>> la abrumadora evidencia en contra del médico contratado para cuidar la salud de la estrella pop, no dejaron lugar para la duda. >>> lo que más llamó la atención, es que tenía 4 galones de propofol a la mano, para darla a michael jackson para que duerma, cuando la cantidad es en mililitros.

thanks so much, will, danielle.s governor and presidential contender rick perry has rapidly fallen in the polls. what he says about all that next. ♪ we're centurylink... a new kind of broadband company committed to improving lives with honest, personal service, 5-year price lock guarantees and consistently fast speeds. ♪ ♪ apply fixodent once, and it holds all day. ♪ take the fixodent 12 hour hold challenge. guaranteed, or your money back. ♪ >>> when rick perry entered the race, he was on top of the polls. in the last several weeks, however, he's dropped to third or maybe even fourth in the race in some polls. perry sat down with cnn's john king to talk about his presidential bid. >> every state is a must win as far as i'm concerned. we're not in it to come in second. we're here talking to people about what is important to the people of iowa and being a farm boy and a kid who grew up not unlike a lot of people out here on the edges of the cities of iowa, i've got a background that is pretty much right in line with t

as president obama noted. >> we are grateful to daniel hernandez, a volunteer in gabby's office and daniel because you ran through the chaos to minister to your boss and tended to her wounds and help to keep her alive. >> joining me now, daniel hernandez who has just won his own election to the sunny side unified school district governing board in the tucson area. thank you very much for joining me tonight, daniel. >> thank you for having me on again, lawrence. >> daniel, what's it like to hear your former boss now finally being able to talk to us and her constituents via that sort of tape. >> i think it puts a big smile on everyone's face to be able to hear her in her own words saying hello and that she wants to come back. it is something that is heartening for all of us to hear her talking which is something that wasn't possible not too long ago. >> what's been the reaction in tucson to her interview and now actually they can hear her voice on facebook? >> i think it has been absolute joy and people are really excited and all of us know her for being a fighter, whether it was fighting fo

result like this financial means to go through counseling >> fifth grader at the time looked up to daniel mccormack a priest math teacher and basketball coach >> a kid from a family single- family home single parents in adequate resources just about everything and the answer to all of that essentially daniel mccormack >> abuse lasted a couple of years young man one of five other victims in 2007 daniel mccormack pled guilty to abusing all of them removed from the parish and received a five-year sentence victim's attorney says his client believed all along that adults knew what was going on but did nothing to stop it. network of those abused by priests focusing attention on that very issue. >> there are no indictments for the people who covered up for father daniel mccormack and in a sense enabled him and they got away with crimes >> chicago archdiocese responding with the tape statement daniel mccormack right now is under mandatory supervised police release not out in public but not behind bars last criminal case civil cases still pending >> grandfather six year old boy shot on sunday now

daniel in a way -- daniel in know we -- daniel inouye wand john dingell, the longest serving representative in the house of representatives. [applause] together, they represent 110 years of public service in the congress. for more than five decades, their leadership has guided legislation affecting all walks of life in their respective states and in the nation. their dedication to public service and the nation represent an extraordinary example for all americans as well as their colleagues in congress. to provide an introduction to senator inouye, i have the pleasure of introducing center thad cochran. senator cochran was first elected to the u.s. house of representatives by the fourth district of mississippi in 1972, a banner year because he and i were members of the freshman class. in 1978 he was elected to the u.s. senate and is currently serving his sixth term in office. senator cochran is the vice chairman of the senate committee on appropriations, on which inouye serves as chairman. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senator thad cochran. [applause] >> thank you very much. it is a g

joining us in washington, danielle crittendon, author and managing of blogs for the "huffington post" canada. eleanor clift, for "newsweek" and "the daily beast." and jackie kucinich for "usa today." that was sizzling stuff there. why do some commentator have such a deep-seated an muss toward newt? >> it's hard to feel too sorry for him. people remember when he came in washington and instructed republicans to call democrats pathetic and corrupt. he pioneered going on c-span and tearing apart your opponent. but any -- in this presidential season, he proves there's more than two or three act in american life because he's conducted himself very well. i love some of his positions. and i think the press is just having fun with him. and he can handle it. he's handled it very well. >> not too much -- >> no. >> danielle crittendon, even pundits, george will there, hardly the only one, can't seem to stand this guy. is it certainly. >> i don't know that it's personal. i met newt gingrich types, and he's actually very charming and entertaining person one on one. but he is -- i think he does embo

in fact, daniel has -- ill health effects.niel has become somewhat of a celebrity inspiring a new law that would help protect other dogs. each state has a different way of euthanizing dogs left at the pound or shelter. many animal lovers want to get rid of the gas chamber method altogether because they don't consider it humane. if they do get daniel's law passed in pennsylvania, advocates will have the spunky beagle mix to thank for it. in nutley, new jersey, sharon crowley, fox news. >>>. news keeps coming. here's brian now with the

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people now vote for daniel ortega. and... and now, that amount of voters is increasing, in part because probably you cannot define him any longer ideologically. he's much more of a traditional politician, closer to the catholic church. he believes more or less now in the... in the traditional symbols. >> suarez: as part of that ideological shift, ortega has actively courted u.s. and foreign business investments in nicaragua. cruz says if he wins again, the sandinista leader could now be in power for a long, long time. but others caution that nicaraguans distrust pollsters, and the opposition may be stronger than anyone realizes. its politics shaped by revolution and civil war, tribal, and dominated by a handful of famous families and outsize personalities, nicaragua heads to the polls sunday. >> brown: ray's next report from nicaragua will look at its efforts to combat pneumonia. >> lehrer: and to the analysis of shields and brooks-- syndicated columnist mark shields, "new york times" columnist david brooks. mark, what is the

. >> john, daniel, leah, and then bruce. lawrence lee and daniel tomasavich. >> good morning. john daniel. i heard comments about people that may be disabled and do not look disabled. i am in that category. i am on medicare, social security, for disability because i got aids about 20 years ago, full-blown aids. i asked my upstairs neighbor, a nurse, what i should do, and one, it was travel. i had 17 t-cells left, so it was time to go to europe were used to live as a kid. she also suggested bicycling. right now, welcome in 1999, i got hit by a car in a the bike lanes when they went in on valencia's street. they gave me the illusion of being said, but a car hit me in the bike lane at the corner of valencia and cesar chavez. that to teach me to walk again. i have structural problems with my feet. i ended up in the hospital three months ago with a blood infection caused by an open sore on my toe because of this church or problems in my feet. i have already had won a reputation to my right foot and am looking forward to another one on the left. they're checking it every month with

correspondent daniel bashar. and the g twenty protests come at the heels of the occupy wall street demonstrations that are going strong across the u.s. and around the world the two rallies share some of the same grievances both are speaking out against a system that favors the corporate elite appy expense of the average person so how do the occupiers feel about things heating up outside of the g twenty are these anastasio churkin our heads to the biggest occupy wall street encampment to find out. ha ha. ha from france to the us from an alternative g. twenty summit in nice. to occupy wall street in new york a lot of crap that kind of t twenty summit and they're related by the fact is very undemocratic that that doesn't allow for people to play and that's a lot about the biggest archie fight camp in america stands united with the g twenty people in demanding greener participation in decisions that affect everyone some of the objectives of the g. twenty nations make sense things like you know stopping global warming

. ♪ >> desde managua, daniel ortega, el virtual ganador de la reelecciÓn presidencial en nicaragua, peroernacionales hicieron serias observaciones. protestas contra los comicios resultaron en 18 personas presas y nueve heridos. un balance de los nuevos comicios en nicaragua. >> mientras en las calles de managua, usan sus bombas caseras en celebraciÓn, las mismas bombas se utilizaban en seÑal de indignaciÓn, porque segÚn ellos, no se contaron sus votos. bloqueando la carretera principal, estos jÓvenes dijeron que no abrirÁn el paso hasta que las autoridades escuchen sus reclamos. las fuerzas antimotines intentaron dispersar a los manifestantes pero se encontraron con resistencia. en el intercambio durÓ varias horas. >> en la pequeÑa poblaciÓn de san ignacio, a 26 km de la capital, la poblaciÓn estÁ enardecida porque dicen que aquÍ hubo fraude. >> el consejo dice que aquÍ gano daniel ortega, pero esos mentira. >> algunos sandinistas, se pronunciaron en contra de la victoria electoral del presidente. para ellos el fraude serio para alcanzar el poder absoluto. >> tendrÁ más de 56 votos, que

daniel thank you so much for keeping us updated over there about what r.t. correspondent daniel but shall i and the g twenty protests come up the heels of the occupy wall street demonstrations that are going strong across glass and around the world the two rallies share some of the same grievances both are speaking out against a system that favors the corporate only out expense of the average person so how do the occupiers feel about things heating up outside of the g. twenty are these on a softening a caricature had for the vegas occupy wall street encampment so find out. from france to the u.s. from an alternative g. twenty summit in nice. to occupy wall street in new york a lot of the protests around the g. twenty summit are motivated by the fact that it's a very undemocratic system that doesn't allow for people's voice and that's a lot of just about to be the biggest occupy camp in america stands united with the g twenty protests and demanding. leader for just a patient making decisions that affect everyone some of the objectives of the g. twenty nations

, four lost limbs is >> we should be thankful for all, not just daniel. maybe he should represent everybody. >> reporter: the 24-year-old marine will be fitted next week for a prosthetic left foot and is already planning his future. >> definitely law enforcement, most likely k-9, that's what i've been doing. >> reporter: every homecoming, every family gathering will have special meaning this holiday. for this family there is an extra reason to give thanks. >> i'm happy that he is home. >> reporter: daniel's mom janet has been with him at the hospital since early october the family is also grateful to have her home. >>> good news in new york city. winds should not ground any of the 15 giant balloons set to fly over the 85th macy's thanksgiving parade. the parade will begin 90 minutes from now. one of the new balloons is july the monkey, 41 foot tall balloon sporting a jet back joining snoopy, buzz light-year and kermit the frog. 3 1/2 million are expected. this year's parade features 27 floats as well as 10 high school bands. cupertino's homestead high mar

we talk to daniel craig. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and also around the globe. what on earth is going on in greece? i wish we knew and so the leaders of every eurozone country because there is high drama and athens. having announced a referendum, the time minister seems ready to shelve the plan. he may or may not have offered to resign. greek politics is dominating the meeting of the g-20 in cannes,. >> at the greek parliament they are waiting and watching, fearful about where this country is headed is is so close we have moved from one to another. >> inside, the prime minister is planning on to power. his call to hold a referendum on the next bailout package provoked this crisis. today, he said it was just a political ploy. >> opening a debate revived people and created a positive shock and brought positive results to politics in this country. i think we should appreciate the different national positions. i hope that this can be the beginning of a new political culture, a new start for all of us. >> some suggest that a deal is being discussed. in return for dro

elena salidas reporta desde managua sobre las elecciones presidenciales de hoy, ¿se podrÁ reelegir danieltega? en una entrevista con nosotros vemos por quÉ si el comarcal es considerado como el 1% de la poblaciÓn norteamericana que controla el poder y el dinero, veremos tambiÉn si pudiera ser el primer presidente hispano. conversamos con el ex vicegobernador de california, cÓmo puede hacerlo un abierto republicano para ganar el voto hispano con sus argumentos antimigrantes? un y el cantante guatemalteco ricardo arjona nos presenta su Último cd independiente y nos habla como nunca de las elecciones de hoy en guatemala. comenzamos. ♪ >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos desde los angeles california. >> estamos transmitiendo desde la plaza mÉxico en california y tenemos un programa en el que hacemos lo que mejor sabemos hacer, vamos a cubrir amÉrica latina pero tambiÉn asuntos hispanos y asuntos de inmigraciÓn. vamos a comenzar con las elecciones en centroamÉrica. hoy elecciones en nicaragua, en managua se encuentran y compaÑera. adelante. >> gracias jorge, muy buenos dÍas, nicaragua se despier

>> i remember she was always daniel, daniel, are you okay? are you okay?ttle brother was eight at the time. he wasn't hurt, but was traumatized. >> landmines i want gone. >> you want them gone. >> no more. >> they came by abc7 tv as soon as they got off the plane from israel to tell their story. their travels are being documented by an isreali media company. we learned there maybe up to 1 million landmines in israel, including the holy land. daniel met a landmine survivor and this organization shortly after the landmine incident and they formed a pack to raise awareness. heidi and jerry along with the u.s. state department took a bus load to see the landmine fields. there is an effort to remove them in war-torn country. >> i believe no mother should have to take off the limb of their child to tuck them into bed. daniel and his big sister even talked with the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. eventually a bill was there to clear the landmines. >> and we will get the money to do a peace walk in israel. >> in 2025 we will see a mine-free world. >> cheryl je

daniel villareal is standing by. daniel, what is going on? >>daniel: i am at 14th and the broadway. there are protesters gathered near the intersection. it has been very calm. many people are coming to join, some people have left throughout the day. so far, it has been very calm. trucks are making deliveries to stores, it is business as usual for them. there was music lane, there was a bad a few feet away that were playing. right now, people are milling about. third >>pam: are people still coming from the port towards your direction? sfax >>daniel: thought there are no large groups just yet. third >>pam: the grant lodes has more. >>grant: there is a lot to keep track of. it all started at city hall, frank ogawa plaza. protesters are currently setting up shop at seventh and adeline. with the port of oakland was effectively shut down. protesters have been milling about. that is why ac transit has shut down operations along broadway. >>kimberlee: week but up a poll on our kron4 facebook fan page asking what people thought about the protests. 41 percent of the viewers voted with that th

patrick's high- school. 25 year-old lance corporal nick daniels killed november 5th while on duty inniels grew up in elmwood park only in afghanistan two months at the time of his death. most of the student standing at attention as the funeral procession passed by the school did not know lance corporal nick daniels but they knew of them, lance corporal nick daniels thousand four saint patrick graduate an outstanding linebacker on the football team and before joining the marines and member of st. patrick coaching staff. >> lance corporal nick daniels amazing individual great football player but as a coach putting so much of himself into the time he spent with the players and that really makes a great coach he gave everything that he had to give. >> good memories last. >> incredible act of a charity from one chicago woman up next how she is improving hundreds of lives half a world away and one of hollywood's biggest stars says acting career has a very real expiration date. [ female announcer ] the humana walmart-preferred rx plan gives you the lowest plan premium in the country... so y

gadea y alemÁn se hubieran unido, podrÍan ganarle a daniel ortega? >> esta es una charada total. ruptura. pero que los antecedentes han dejado un claro triunfo a daniel ortega. >> obvia mente, lo que sucede en nicaragua, estamos viendo esta carencia de oferta polÍtica nuevamente vemos al sandinista daniel ortega, liderando las encuestas, y desafortunadamente para los nicaragüenses la oposiciÓn no se puede poner de acuerdo. es un poco mÁs de lo mismo. >> recuerda lo que dijo tomÁs, cuando tu apelas a que la revoluciÓn sandinista te da la legitimidad. no importa. >> vamos a guatemala. muchos paÍses se estÁn enfrentando a un problema de narcoviolencia. estarÁn buscando los guatemaltecos mano dura? >> eso se estÁ poniendo en duda. el mensaje del otro candidato ya se ha ido mÁs hacia la pobreza. lo interesante va a hacerse la gente de guatemala le cree que el problema central es la pobreza. >> hay una gran comunidad guatemalteca que ha seguido muy de cerca todo este proceso polÍtico. yo creo que hay una ausencia de oferta polÍtica. de personalidades y perfiles en guatemala, centroamÉr

[applause] >> and you, daniel, what is your 60-second idea? >> as an educator and teacher, i think my 60-second idea to change the world is better education. if we could teach the next generation of kids to be critical thinkers, just not accept what they are told but to decide for themselves, to give them the tools to make informed decisions about what is right and what is not, about what has been established and what is just here say, what really has a grounding in fact versus rumor, i think the world would be a much safer, more peaceful, and more prosperous place. [applause] >> let's get a big, final round of applause for this nice, informed foray into neuroscience and music with myself, daniel levinson, and the great guitarist and composer, alex degrassi. now, this meeting of in forum and the commonwealth club is adjourned. adjourned. [applause] impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can explore new lands... [bird screeches] meet new friends, and discover new adventures. there are amazing possibilities when you open your mind to r

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daniel and his mother will return to san diego next week, so daniel can be fitted with a prosthetic foot? to be out of the wheelchair by christmas. >>> at 10:45 tonight, the bay area wine ray turning war veterans into vintners. how it also gives the winery a competitive edge. >>> johanes mehserle took the witness stand today in a civil suit filed by kenneth carrethers. carrethers admits he cursed at the officers. we asked if mehserle's conviction for killing oscar grant will impact the jury. >> he's a convicted felon. sure he's going to say what he's going to say to get him off. >> the jurors are very aware, and it can't be ignored. >> mehserle and two other officers have confessed that carrethers came after them. >>> police released this photo of with the vandalism. investigators say a 23-year-old confessed to tagging the banks. he said he used washable paint to make sure there was no permanent damage. police turn the case over to the district attorney. >>> a bicyclist pleaded not guilty in court today to vehicular manslaughter. prosecutors say 23-year-old randolph ange ran a red night

daniel and his mother will return to san diego next week, so daniel can be fitted with a prosthetic footgoal? to be out of the wheelchair by christmas. >>> at 10:45 tonight, the bay area wine ray turning war veterans into vintners. how it also gives the winery a competitive edge. >>> johanes mehserle took the witness stand today in a civil suit filed by kenneth carrethers. carrethers admits he cursed at the officers. we asked if mehserle's conviction for killing oscar grant will impact the jury. >> he's a convicted felon. sure he's going to say what he's going to say to get him off. >> the jurors are very aware, and it can't be ignored. >> mehserle and two other officers have confessed that carrethers came after them. >>> police released this photo b;1ds73n)suspect in con with the vandalism. investigators say a 23-year-old confessed to tagging the banks. he said he used washable paint to make sure there was no permanent damage. police turn the case over to the district attorney. >>> a bicyclist pleaded not guilty in court today to vehicular manslaughter. prosecutors say 23-year-old rando

cu ---de la nota de pilar niÑo, vamos a la reflexion de daniel rodriguez en algo mas... en contra del gobierno federal por permitir que indocumentados sean encadenados de manos, cintura y pies, como esclavos o animales salvajes, no puede pasar desapercibida por las cortes que revisan la querella. .la propuesta o peticin, convertida en demanda oficial, busca simplemente que quienes son detenidos por el delito de no tener documentos legales, sean tratados como seres humanos. .se busca que el sistema judicial los procese de acuerdo con la ley, pero recibiendo un trato justo y equitativo. .dentro de los procedimientos policiacos de detencion y vigilancia, se contemplla evaluacin del detenido, que por su peligrosidad puede ser tratado de diferentes maneras. .pero en el caso de los indocumentados, quienes en su mayora son detenidos en sus centros de trabajo o intentando entrar de forma ilegal a este pas, no justifica el encadenamiento y trato al que son expuestos pblicamente. cu --hoy comenz la revision de los 300 mil casos de personas con rdenes de deportacion en este pais. -

. >>> i'm danielle nottingham at the white house. coming up, the g.o.p. front-runner takes a risky position on immigration. >>> our attention to the g.o.p. race for president. presidential candidates talked foreign policy in their latest debate. danielle nottingham has the latest. >> reporter: newt gingrich is taking a stand on a controversial issue, immigration. >> i don't see -- the party that says it is the party of the family it is going to adopt an immigration policy which destroys families that have been here a quarter century. >> the current republican front- runner is proposing that illegal immigrants be allowed to stay in the u.s. if they have already laid down roots here. and last night's g.o.p. debate, gingrich's rivals immediately fired back. >> i don't agree that you would make 11 million workers legal because that, in effect, is amnesty. >> people respond to incentives. if you can become a permanent resident of the united states by coming here illegally, you'll do so. >> reporter: the subject of the debate was foreign policy and the candidat

daniel ellsberg is the man behind the 1971 pentagon papers. and coming up at 5:30 claudine wong speaks to ellsberg about his support for the demonstration and why he says he is worried about protesters. >>> uc davis has suspended the two campus police officers who pepper-sprayed occupy protesters. the officers were arresting several demonstrators friday for refusing to leave the university's quad and the officers sprayed protesters as they sat peacefully huddled on the ground. two of the protesters were hurt to badly they went to the hospital for treatment. resignation! >> meantime hundreds of students s demonstrateiated outside of the chancellor's office, demanding her resignation. the chancellor says feels their outrage and takes full responsibility. a task force will investigation the incident. >>> you can see the pictures from other occupy demonstrations on our website at ktvu.com. click on "the occupy protest" link on the home faith. >>> it's been a day to dodge raid pulled and cloudbursts around the bay area. there was little drizzle and

daniel is resilient and he's remarkable. just months after that terrible day in a minefield he helped convince the israeli government to pass a bill in support of removing land mines throughout the country. >> i do this, everything. >> and this 12-year-old is not shy about showing his prosthetic leg. >> it's not so good, like my own. but... it's good. >> he was fitted for the prosthetic after his leg was blown off by a land mine february 6, 2010. he had been playing with his brother and sisters in the snow on a family outing. they didn't know they were in an unmarked mine field. daniel was 11 at the time. his sister was 13. she was badly wounded by shrapnel. >> what happened to me is terrible experience. and it's not -- it's not a weapon for children or men or ladies. >> i remember every detail from the day. i lost my leg. and then, i heard my sister saying she's blind. >> i couldn't open my eyes. nothing. >> it must have been scary. >> yes. >> i remember she's always crying are you okay? >> the family learned there may be u