we have a lot of construction for the escalators. we have 28 escalators for future rehab including two at the portal which are in pretty good condition and four in embarcadero which requires more work. >> miss kim, mr. kim has a question? >> sure. just a question on the escalator, i often hear, by the way, i'm happy to see this as the process of the question. one of the breakdowns is exposure to environment. we need awe ning and i have seen that in a lot of countries they have been covering escalators. i'm wondering if that was part of the discussion as to the long-term of maintenance? >> i will have mta staff. >> yes. jonathan with mta. yes there have been processes about taking care of that issue of having canopies for each of the portals because it does have an impact on the escalate ors. and the mayor is processing that. >> would the timeline be aligned or would the escalator work go in before? >> undetermined at this point. i'm hoping that will continue. but the issues you raise under consideration will certainly help us if reso

on the issue of the 17 escalators, is there a maintenance plan? >> yes, is there a maintenance plan to keep up the escalators over time, yes. we have regular city of for keeping up our escalators and elevators. >> is that in the packet? >> i don't think we put the regular cost of on going maintenance with the allocation request. but we can provide that to you if you would like to know. >> yes. eye -- i have said that before where the san francisco county has given a lot of money to the mta without requesting a maintenance plain with that. so i'm not prepared to support something unless i see a maintenance plan because i have had myself the example of so many escalators around this area being broken and i just think that we owe it to the riders to make sure that before we approve money that we actually have a detailed maintenance plan that shows how they are going to maintain what we aren investing. >> okay. >> thank you. miss kim? >> thank you. so the next project for dpw is avenue repavement renovation project for allocation request. that's from

we have a lot of construction for the escalators. we have 28 escalators for future rehab including two at the portal which are in pretty good condition and four in embarcadero which requires more work. >> miss kim, mr. kim has a question? >> sure. just a question on the escalator, i often hear, by the way, i'm happy to see this as the process of the question. one of the breakdowns is exposure to environment. we need awe ning and i have seen that in a lot of countries they have been covering escalators. i'm wondering if that was part of the discussion as to the long-term of maintenance? >> i will have mta staff.

the problem is you escalate the tension and there's no real plan to de-escalate. we saw that before, as was pointed out in april of 2001, with the downing of the spy plane. it was very difficult to de-escalate. we just don't have the kinds of plans that would allow us to de-escalate. with korea japan, taiwan, russia, the united states, all snooping around in the area, it becomes a crowded flight zone and maritime zone. therefore, the possibility for miscalculation is very real. >> general marks, did the u.s. do the right thing? >> they absolutely did. if the united states had not challenged this unilateral declaration of a change, a new standard would have been said and china would have declared a form of success. i think they challenged it very veld the b-52 was not armed. it's not going to penetrate into chinese beyond that -- it's not going to penetrate into the mainland, but i think it's very, very important. we have always had a large military presence in the region, so the escalation certainly -- the possibility of an escalation is always present, but we've

can we take the continueing the escalators without objection to the next meeting? we'll do that without objection. thank you. on the item before us, can we take this with a positive recommendation without objection? >> so moved. >> thank you. >> miss chang, plea

the wounded tsa officer, going up escalator and then coming back down that escalator, to return and shoot the wounded officer again." >> reporter: "at the top of the escalator is the security checkpoint. at some point, he wounded two additional t-s-a officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security checkpoint from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal 3. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates." >> "people were running and getting knocked down. there was luggage everywhere. mayhem is the best way to describe it." >> reporter: we're speeding up this video so you can see his path as he wound through the terminal making his way to the gate area. ciancia had five loaded magazines a host of unspent ammo enough, says the mayor of los angeles, to kill everyone in this terminal. it ended around here when los angeles airport police shot the gunman, a handwritten note was found on him. >> "we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wan

it showed a two percent escalation in 2013, 15 and a three percent 2016 and beyond. and mtc barrier town and looking at ro jects all over the bay area is still operating at 2.2 and so we took a number. of 3 percent as a reasonable combination. so there are dpx delivery options that we started to look at. and just quickly, the design that they build on the left, is the conventional, but slow process. and designed, build is taking the existing plans and going out in a single very large contract. and to actually do a design build. of the whole project. and the design, build finance, is bringing in the idea of a public, private partnership to get the fundings sorted out to get it started sooner and to do it faster. and the design, build, and finance maintain, shifts the risk of main nens for a 30-year period. and during the life of the ppp. and on to that invester. >> and that gives him since the profits and the incentive and it gets the quality out and puts that responsibility on a private, public, partnership. the design, build, finance operate and maintain is a step e

can tension be defused before the crisis escalates? >>> international nightmare. an american man arrested and jailed in dubai on shocking charges. what was his alleged crime? >>> and biden in 2016. some say the vice president is positioning himself for his own white house bid, but will he really run? wolf blitzer is off today. i'm jim sciutto. you're in "the situation room." >>> long simmering tension over disputed territory has suddenly heated up. china's military scrambled fighter jets today after u.s. and japanese planes entered an air defense zone beijing unilaterally declared just last week. it's over the east china sea in a cluster of small uninhabited islands claimed by both china and japan. cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr is following developments for us. barbara, we had china declare the zone, u.s. planes flew through it, china warned again, u.s. planes flew through again. what's to keep this from escalatin escalating? >> reporter: right now, joe biden. the vice president is headed to china next week to sit down and talk to them. but this is all

this has been an escalation i would say that started in the clicht on years and democrats escalated and took it to another level. is this going to have major repercussions? >> i understand why they did it. you have 82 nominations since obama has been president. they stalled. only 160 like in all of history. 82 of them under this president. >> the numbers are the numbers. it was clear. you worked for one of the special interest groups. i say this because i feel as if the special interest groups and you can see it on the left, you hold senators to another standard. if voting no is not enough. you have to -- if you really want to get rid of a nominee, have to hold them up. do you think special interest groups escalated this? >> our special interest are taxpayers. we are arguing for smaller government and we want senator who is stand by and not to raise taxes. what happened yesterday is here harry reid is the only person who can't make it work. we had years and years of majority leaders able to work through the rules. why is harry reid the person to get something done without breaking the r

year after year black friday madness seems to escalate. this is in pennsylvania where a woman used a taser on another shopper during an all out brawl inside a mall outside philadelphia. >> [screaming] >> in texas more trampling over $78 tvs at a wal-mart. the pushing turned to shoving and then police had to pin down one woman. the customer who shot this video was buying cough drops when she captured the commotion. >>> before you hop online for cyber monday there's a new push to shop locally today. >> alice sells crafts by local artists in palo alto. it's the first time the city's downtown businesses are organizing to promote small business saturday. >> people start thinking, where am i spending my money. they know if you shop local it stays local. >> small business saturday started in 2010 by american express as a way of drumming up holiday sales for local businesses. small retailers in the rock away beach district have organized for small business saturday. christmas by the codes owner said it puts their stores on the map. >> definitely o

, and then coming back down that escalator to return and shoot the wounded officer again. >> reporter: at the top of the escalators is a security check point and then he wounded two additional officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security check point. from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal 3. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running and getting knocked down. there was luggage everywhere, and mayhem. >> we are speeding up the video as you can see the path and he wound up the terminal. >> reporter: he had five loaded magazines, enough to kill everybody in the terminal said the mayor of los angeles it ended right here where the police shot the gunman and a hand-written note was found on him. >> he found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter that he wanted to, quote, instill fear in their tradious minds. >> obviously this gives us great concern, so we will look at what our policies are and it's all done in cooperation

i look down the escalator and i saw the gunman. he had his gun trained on the wall there and he shot him twice. so i knelt down and i saw him run up the escalator and yell something. of that, i hit the ground. he hit the ground and ehaven'tly made his way to the tarmac, don. his wife and son went out past the tsa agent that had been shot. it took them hours before they were reunited. they walked blocks from here to their car. that's the story a lot of people had. i talked to him on the phone and he said he actually did see him shooting down at the tsa agent. he couldn't see the body but could see him firing the shots. >> that brought up a lot of security concerns. l.a.x., are they going to make more changes now that airport is fully back open? >> the airport says they are monitoring how they handle this. they say the window of opportunity here for things to go badly is from the curb to when you get to that first checkpoint. from what we understand, is that under hernandez, tsa agent that lost his life, that he was that first check

political tensions and thailand are escalating once again anti government protesters on monday forced entry into high profile government buildings some other locations were also targeted by people demanding that resignation of prime minister yoon optionally a canister of being under the control of her breath a taxi protesters swarmed into the compound of the finance ministry as well as the foreign ministry the government has extended the internal security act in place in parts of bangkok. as in a massive anti government protests triggered chaos in the capital. bangkok's main international airport was forced to close the lid. says the demonstrators are putting thailand's economy at risk by her confidence and undermine him to resign as texas and gets to play. escalation was triggered when you are trying to force through a controversial amnesty bill but the brits thailand's political divisions run much deeper. few bucks county sun reports. the actress who was director of undocumented labor market thirty different locations on monday link tv stations like this one as well as military poli

can we take the continueing the escalators without objection to the next meeting? we'll do that without objection. thank you. on the item before us, can we take this with a positive recommendation without objection? >> so moved. >> thank you. >> miss chang, please call the next item. item no. 6. item 6: the budget and legislative analyst's office report on equitable uses for the vehicle license fee information at the request of plans and programs committee chair mar, the budget and legislative analyst's office has prepared a report on equitable uses for the vehicle license fee vlff. the budget and legislative analyst's office will present the finding of the reports at the committee meeting. this is an item no. 6. sf 612341234 this is an information item. >> it's 11:41. i know supervisor avalos should be on his way here. i asked the budget analyst office to review from the city and san francisco county to the schwarzenegger level and we want to ensure the san franciscans get the most bang for their bucks. we want to make sure the transportation system needs to be im

at the top of the escalator, ciancia arrived at the t.s.a. checkpoint and entered the area behind security by taking the exit lane reserved for deplaning passengers. he then headed straight down the concourse. sources say he appeared to be hunting t.s.a. officers as he fired away. witness statements and a review of airport security video also indicates to investigators that t.s.a. employees were the gunman's only intended targets. police believe other passengers who were wounded either by gunfire or trying to escape were struck by rounds that ciancia fired at the t.s.a. officered but missed. >> pelley: john, some police departments put armed officers at the checkpoints. the t.s.a. officers aren't armed. why were there no armed l.a.p.d. officer there is? >> well, the airport has its own police department, the los angeles world airports police and for a number of years the practice was to have an armed officer and a partner behind every checkpoint. a year ago they started looking at changing that policy by having roving patrols simply because t

proxy battles here in lebanon on and like i said all of this is happening in the context of an escalation of war rhetoric words and. i'm talking of rhetoric of course we've heard that iran is blaming israel for the bombings why would it want to point the finger of blame against israel. well i don't know specifically why they leveled the charges that israel but there is like i said with the escalation of rhetoric in this region we are increasingly seeing israel and saudi arabia come in on one side of things the saudis have you know their hands and large networks of jihad these throughout the region in syria in lebanon and and we have seen an increasingly close relationship with. iran and and also in political violence sometimes you know you could argue that even coordinated they have the same interest right now is to sabotage iran's growth and influence in the region and the nuclear talks in geneva and of course any victory for iran or the assad government in syria showing the scene associates in tennessee's college oxford university thank you very much indeed for your thoughts great to ha

road the escalator back down and shot him. two other tsa officers were wounded and treated at hospitals and released. 29-year-old high school teacher brianland mer is in fair condition. he was shot in the leg. cnn's stephanie is outside the airport for us. you spoke with a witness who saw the shooting. what did he say to you? >> reporter: very much so, don. he was here at the airport to pick up the bags that he and his wife and son deserted as everything was going down. they heard the first fire shots. hit the ground and then there was a pause. and now, this gentleman i spoke to, he believes that's when he ran the shooter ran up the stairs and went back to shoot that tsa agent. this is what he said he saw from his perspective. >> we were up in security at the time of the shooting. we heard the initial gunshots. and everybody in security hit the ground. a lot of folks were scrambling forward. so i scrambled forward also. and there was a pause. and so i looked down the escalator. and i saw the gunman. he had his gun trained on t

said he saw a guy coming up with a white shirt and what looked like an assault rifle coming up the escalatornd it was blowing my mind how you could get a weapon that far into the airport. >> yeah, we were -- i was watching and i heard the gunshots from the other side of our door in the lounge. they locked the doors, but it was like i was wondering is this person going to come through the door, and if so, we would be trapped. we would be sitting ducks in there. fortunately, nothing happened. as we exited and as they were taking us to evacuate, i saw the weapon on the ground inside of the terminal and it was a rifle, an assault rifle. >> do you know it definitely was an assault rifle, are you sure about that? >> yeah, i saw it. it was like an ar-15, i think. so, it was -- yeah -- >> do you have any sense -- do you have any sense how long this whole thing went on for? >> you know, it seemed like an eternity. it was probably only, you know, a minute, but the time that it started until the time that we were actually out on the tarmac, you just -- it seemed like an eternity, like time stopped. it

the scene escalates. and craig tries to drive his truck out of the area. a group of kids start throwing rocks at the car. >> and then i just see like a big object just flying towards my window so i just dodge. i hear like these two like bangs. and it was -- it was so loud. like the glass hit my face. hit everywhere, was in my hair. and then finally i looked, looked over, and there's tanner just bleeding everywhere. >> the rock has all but crushed tanner's face. he is in the hospital for months and doctors say a blow like that could have killed him. he is lucky. then as tanner struggles to recover, the police investigators find the tapes and the d.a. learns of the 311 boys. >> in ten years, since i have been a prosecutor, i have handled hate crimes, sexual assault cases, i've done the whole gamut. i have never seen a case where the people glorified in violence more than this case reflected in the tapes. they just lusted after it. such a fix for them. >> you just jump on me, [ bleep ] dude. >> he studies the teens' behavior in the tapes and is surprised the

at the top of the escalat escalators is a security check point. at some point he wounded two and a passenger. this is the other side of the sec cooersty check point from here the gunman made his way deep into terminal three. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running and people getting knocked down and there was luggage everywhere and maham. >> reporter: we're speeding up this video to see the path as he wound through the terminal making his way to the goat. he had five-loaded magazine, a host of unspent ammo, enough, said the mayor of los angeles to kill everybody in this terminal. it ended around here when los angeles airport police shot the gunman, a handwritten note was found on him. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated he wanted to quote instill fear into their traderous minds. >> reporter: as the fbi works out the details of the murderous path the tsa is asking how in the post-9/11 er

alligator found underneath an escalator. >>> this side show in oakland caused a big ruckus early this morning. cars were spinning donuts this morning. there were dozens of other vehicles that were also at the scene. all of them fled when a patrol car came by and officers flashed their lights. there were no reports of any arrests. >>> a ktvu investigation uncovers a bay area deputy who receives termination letters on two different occasions was never fired and now he's coming back to work. >> his first notice of suspension says that if he, if there was another incident he would be terminated. so that's some what like being on probation. i think and there were two more incidents why he was not terminated i don't understand. >> barbara atterd is a police accountability specialist she reviewed internal affairs documents obtained by ktvu. coming up tomorrow night on the ktvu news. a rare look inside these law enforcement disciplinary documents and how this deputy kept his job, 2 investigates coming up tomorrow night. >>> there could be some signs of hope when it comes to that epidemic of c

. >>> the refugee drie crisis in a are escalating. hundreds of thousands of christians are punished for their beliefs of. >> it's fear of retaliation of relatives inside of syria that hanna will kno will no will notr give her name. >> as soon as the protests began they were chanting. we did not row act. reaction. -- reaction. react. she has no home to rush to. return to. she says the fighters took mow position in her flat. a relative sent her this video avenue governmenafter governmend by hezbollah reclaimed last summer. now after several attacks that specifically targeted them many say they fully support him. arm rebel groups have attacked churches and religious items saying there is no place for the christian faith in syria. george is also not his real name decided to leave when the fighters went door-to-door looking for christian men. wh40 his of of his neighbors wee kidnapped and killed. >> it seems they want to chase christians not just from syria, but from the region. they say we are pigs an don't know god. they don't know god.

he'd be calm for a moment then escalate. be calm and then he'll escalate again. just screaming. he didn't do anything wrong. >> i didn't do anything. >> calling for his mom. >> i want my mom! >> crying. fits of rage. back to screaming again. >> ah! >> kicking the back partition. then he'll be calm again. it was a very emotional ride for him. >> i swear to god, do not touch me. you do not [ bleep ] touch any. >> after a bizarre 15-minute car ride, he finally settles down when he arrives at the jail. >> i'm good. i'm good. >> when he got to the jail, he was sweating profusely. he had a bruise on the crown of his head from banging his head on the partition. >> he is brought up on numerous charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, and disorderly intoxication. he bleeds guilty to all counts and is sentenced to five years' probation. as for acosta, this is an arrest to remember. >> we have several bars in altamont so deal with a lot of intoxicated people. out of all the incidents i've dealt with, restraining a passenger in the back se

but then the hate crime prosecutor said it effectilated to violence -- escalated to violence and they forced a bicycle lock around his neck. >> they were unable to do it but the victim was injured in the process. >> reporter: they filed a battery charge and hate crime charge against the three roommates. if convicted the maximum penalty would be one year in county jail. the naacp says there should be felony charges and wants the investigation broad tornado a federal level -- broad tornado a federal level. -- broadened to a federal level. why the district attorney decided for misdemeanor and not felony charges. >> these are college students who are not sophisticate. not part of a larger organization and the level of violence was not as high as it could be. >> reporter: one accused student is this young man. the other two. police say they are in contact with the other two students and making arrangements for their surrender. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> are group of students marched through -- a large group of students marched through the campus to speak about the dorm crime. >

the wounded officer again. >> at the top of the escalator is the security checkpoint.at some point he wounded two additional officers and one passenger. this is the other side of the security checkpoint from here. the gunman made his way deep into terminal three. cell phone video captured the chaos as he neared the passenger gates. >> people were running people knocked down. >> we're speeding up the video as you see the path, making his way to the gates area. >> seasonsy had a host of -- enough to kill everybody in the terminal. it ended right here, when los angeles airport police shot the gunman. a handwritten note was found on him. >> we found a statement, where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. >> and he wanted instill fear to the tradersless mind. >> the tsa is also asking, how in the post 9/11 era did a gupman make it this close to the american passenger plane? >> great concern and look at what our policies are and done in cooperation with each airport, police agency and how we go about providing for the best possible security. >> becaus

still plenty of worries this could escalate into some sort of incident. jim? >> u.s.ials say that these flights are routine. they're scheduled. is that true or are they trying to accepted a message here? >> well, maybe just a bit of both. hey, you know, they are too teen. they are scheduled. this is one of those areas that the u.s. military, the japanese, the south koreans, all the nations out in the asia-pacific fly through this region we're told on a fairly regular basis. the u.s. navy does. the u.s. air force does. but in the meantime, with this escalation of tension, they certainly are sending a message to china if you thought we were going to back off, well, no, we're not. >> it's a very strong message now. haven't biden will be in china next week with another message to deliver presumably. what kind of things is he going to be saying to the chooz? >> right, is he going to sit down with chinese officials that this visit was supposed to focus a good deal on, trade and economic issues. no more. topping the agenda likely is to be this situation. we are told by senio

beneath the escalator, something out of the ordinary. a knapsack. a small camera tucked inside.ith metro's permission we put the bag there. 60 to 70 unattended bags are reported each month. someone calls metro police. agents come to inspect. the caller, unknown. but things slow down after that. we leave the bag in place. restart the clock. new crowds arrive. we wait. and wait for more than a half hour. at one point man on his phone stands directly over our bag. literally touching it with his foot. he doesn't report it. instead boards the next train. hundreds of passengers, several trains, come and go and the bag is either ignored or unnoticed. in the 39th minute of our test, janet of d.c. comes hustling off an escalator, through the gates, to security. >> i saw there was an unattended knapsack. i asked the next person if it was his. he said, no. i came. i do what they say to do. i reported it. >> she is relieved to find out it is just a drill. >> these are dangerous times in which we leave. >> what could happen in 39 minutes. >> anything could happen in 39 minutes. i mean, it co

investor worries escalated after poor results in government bond auctions. dollar/yen, 101.45, and this does come before the economic data out of the u.s. later on tuesday. among them, consumer confidence numbers from november. euro/yen, 137.46 at this hour. >>> representatives from japan, china, and south korea have kicked off their third round of negotiations for their three-way trade agreement. japan's chief delegate says he hopes the four-day talks in tokyo will be fruitful and lead to further negotiations next year. >> this framework among japan, china, korea should play a significant role in that context of the asian pacific p trade and investment. >> japanese officials plan to urge china to open up its market more. they've been calling for lower tariffs on cars and lower markets, but china wants to protect its industries. the three nations are also expected to discuss rules on patent protection and investment. >>> japan is trying to win an international competition as part of the campaign, it's showcasing the latest bullet train at a railway fair in s

checkpoint at the la airport in that terminal is at the bottom of an escalator and you've heard from eyewitnesses talking to us about coming down to the bottom and trying to get away. >> this person comes down the escalator and approaches tsa employees and opens fire and then turns around and heads back up the escalator away from the checkpoint. so you know, if the person was -- if the motive was to try to shoot his way past the tsa to get further into the airport, the initial report seems to be in fact he turned around and went away from the checkpoint back towards the less secure areas of the airport. who knows exactly what was happening? and exactly where he was when he was engaged by la police who shot and we believe wounded him. we've heard conflicting reports all afternoon on whether he survived the shooting or not. all of the folks in out there are saying is he's in custody. i should probably point out something that i'm told by several officials is not true. there's been some reporting that the gunman is an yofr duty or former tsa employee. i've been told by several federal o

a worker found the reptile friday underneath an escalator. there it is.it out with a broom and a dust man and it was turn -- pan and it was turned over to anmal control. no one know -- animal control, no one knows where it came from. >> feared somebody was missing with us. said alligator loose. >> did you think did i hear that right? >> absolutely. >> i bet he did. the alligator will be treated for six months and then donated to a reptile park. >>> a troubley trend in a bay area city is on the way down troubling trend in a bay area city is on the way down. >> the trends we are tracking where robberies seem to be dropping. >> plus cameras on campus. where students will see them starting tomorrow. >> and an unusual reaction to a common crime. >> i wrote it because i was so angry. >> the angry letter that went viral and how strangers are helping a woman who had her bike stolen. >> and the ktvu -- >>> traffic on the -- traffic on the bay bridge was slow as a man walking on the bridge was struck by a van. this morning the man got out of a vehicle and began wal

. >> fired 20 yards away from the escalators. he was looking down, shooting. 10 plus shots, multiple shots towards the escalator. >> airport officers followed paul ciancia to the end of the terminal, where he was shot and seriously injured. >> an individual came into terminal 3 of the airport, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to hope fire. >> local authorities say it could have been worse. there were additional rounds. the fact that the officers neutralised the threat as they did, there were more than 100 more rounds that could have killed everyone in the terminal. >> the tsa officer, the first to die in the line of duty was declared dead at ronald regan hospital where several of the dead were taken. police scoured the area to make sure of no other dangers. 750 flights were affected. some never left lax, others never left other cities. passengers streamed out of lax, pulling luggage, looking for transportation and hotels. >> we are trying to find a rental car place. when they let us go, we'll go. >> there were repor

. >> he's looking down, shooting multiple shots by the escalator - 10, plus shots shooting towards thescalator. >> airport officers followed paul ciancia to the end of the terminal, where he was shot and wounded. >> an individual came in to terminal three of the airport, pulled an assault rifle out of a bag and began to open fire in the terminal. >> local authorities say it could have been worse. >> there was additional rounds that this gunman had. the police officers were able to neutralise the threat as they did. there were more than 100 rounds that could have killed everybody in the terminal today. >> the tsa officer, the first to die in the line of duty was declared dead at ronald reagan u.c.l.a. hospital where several were taken. police scoured the area to be certain of no other dangers. 750 flights were affected, some never leaving lax, others not leaving other cities. >> passengers streamed out of the lax. pulling their luggage. >> we are trying to find a car place. when they let us go, we'll go. >> there has been reports that paul ciancia told his family that he was unhappy. in

it was by the escalators. the police thought it was a joke when they got the call. >> what did you think when you heard the call? >> i figured somebody was messing with us. an alligator lose by lower terminal 3 by the escalators. >> did you think "did i hear that right?" >> absolutely. animal control is taking care of the gator. >>> see those teeth right, there i used to have an alligator that size. you would feed it ham burger on a toothpick, right? and one day that little alligator chomped on my finger and drew blood. oh, yeah. >> yes. >> then teeth like this. >> what were you doing as an alligator? >> my uncle gave it to me as a pet. i will not tell you what event he happened to it. >>> let's just say for the raiders, major set back for raider nation is next ten buck weekend bucket. to the kfc ten pieces, ten bucks. any recipe. just ten bucks every saturday and sunday. today tastes so good. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because i

last week and somalia juggle national afghan governing and goals to continue to escalate the engagement and its on site to sign quickly. however the afghan president says he wants the april presidential elections have to go with us america currently has forty seven thousand troops in the country and wants to leave the force of around eight thousand behind off to twenty fourteen at the station. it is deputy prime minister has called for calm often monday's clashes in king county between official forces and militias left nine people dead. still in training it didn't it's a startling twist on cruise control across the country at the home nations to halt the fighting in the uprising conservative to be the keys to do some hideous government intended to rein in the come on and on that yet refuse to be what's happened to david eckstein need to speed up the indentation of restitution number fifty three c at twenty thirteen and the docu eight km loops from the sixty minute to support security of the army and police today she was so well. or maybe im so angry at the chaos the militias are inflict

. >> anti-government demonstrations in thailand escalate as opposition supporters forced their way into the army's headquarters. >> syria' ties to children -- syria's traumatized children. how the civil war is affecting kids on both sides of the divide. >> opposition protesters have taken to the streets of kiev to give strength to their demand that ukraine align itself with the eu and not with russia. >> the protests were sparked when ukrainian government act out of a partnership eel with russia -- with brussels. tensions have been mounting. the opposition is calling for the government to resign. police have been firing tear gas to disperse the demonstrations. or the very latest, let's go live to kiev. what is the atmosphere? will this remain peaceful? >> yes. i want to say that the atmosphere is better now than it was before. people understood this. people say now they will not leave the situation. the result of this seven days of demonstrations, ukraine shows that we have a new public movement. >> we are getting live pictures right now. where is public opinion across the country on th

he's worried about violence escalating. he said he is living proof of someone who towed the straight line and now has a job and a family of his own. >> it is a long journey. it is up to the parents to really make an impact, to put attention where they're going out. >> reporter: the night after an emotional candlelight vigil, the cortes family and some close friends returned to the same spot. the family said he was not a gang member but his killing happened in an area that's gang territory. the san jose police gang sow pregs unit kept a watchful eye making sure the family was safe and thing stay peaceful. >> it is heart. it hurts. to their cries of mothers and see the pain. >> reporter: denny sanchez is a volunteer chaplain for the gang task forceful he is concerned about the tension being felt in the neighborhood. >> extensive violence. people are hurting and i just, my message would be, don't do something foolish that you'll regret the rest of your life. >> reporter: he work with the young men on the street. many of them g

and also that law really stepped up the escalation that the government would take to face those non-allowedtests, and that is exactly what happened on the ground today. there were first some warnings by the security forces from what we understand, and then they used water cannons followed by tear gas and at that stage most of the protesters disbursed, but according to the law the government security forces could go further if the protesters did not leaf the area, then it could escalate further, following a warning. >> hoda abdel hamid thanks indeed. >>> next we'll tell you how several in honduras has called foul in the presidential election. >>> and turning the pages of history, we'll tell you how a rare symbol of a nation's debitty is up for auction in the united states. >>> the european teams continue their push for the last 16th place in the champions league. we have that and the rest of sport a little later in the program. ♪ >>> the government says it is pressing ahead with plans to shut down the world's largest refugee camp. pressure to close the camp has been increasing since the west