this is eunice he's thirty two years old a former football player for now unemployed. i first met him while doing a news report four years ago it was he who called my attention to these seriously deformed babies he came to baghdad to fetch me because it's not possible for me to get a flu shot without his help. this road is closely monitored in traveling the fifty kilometers that separate baghdad from fallujah we go through more than twenty checkpoints this city is located in the middle of the sunni triangle also called the triangle of death by the americans some fifteen hundred u.s. soldiers have been killed in this region one third of the american casualties in iraq. the knowledge it one the flu joe was the first city to fight back against american occupation. they found fame by throwing them out of town and afflicting great loss of life so much so that the people wondered how a small city like fallujah could resist against the world's most powerful army s.r.u. . in march two thousand and four four mercenaries under contract to the us army were killed in their vehicle

he acted. >> i knew she liked me pretty good. >> she did like him pretty good. >> lloyd was 19 and eunice 17 when they eloped in 1929. the key they say to keeping a marriage strong a sense of humor and i love this line if you get mad walk off until you cool off. words to live by. i will remember that. go back and update the forecast with spencer christian. >> we are cooling tomorrow. we'll have a little rain developing in the early morning. north bay, showers reaching southward late in the day. high temperatures only in the low to mid 60s tomorrow. a cool day. accuweather seven-day forecast. showers tomorrow for much of the bay area. we will try dry out on friday. sunny skies. breezy through the weekend. starting to warm up to closer to seasonal levels on sunday and by monday nice and warm. mid 80s inland. 80 around the bay. mid to upper 60s on the coast. that is the kind of weather we want not only in may but all year long would be nice. >> would be great. >> a dog in louisiana was this close to being euthanized when was given a last minute reprieve. chief is a wolf hybrid was ordered de

that's just great eunice. hurry up the onus. is going around. where are we mr who. we are now at a former soviet army installation. there were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. above the portal there are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles. and rockets which. but if here's another vent from underground that i don't see if there's another me and i don't wish to come it's closed so no one knows where it goes underground a minute just him up a bit of a lot and. it was old guarded our guards were at every corner. i. asked. dear friends thank you for the opportunity to speak i'm not a politician i'm sixty six retired and an unpaid mayor so talk of it says resistance to the american base was published in one thousand two world papers including the new york times that it was mostly can be heard very far away. only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government won't listen up there with me and i am so pleased as the founder of the mayor's league against radar to be abl

[indistinct chattering] with the help of some posters we've designed, my translator eunice and i are off to see if there are any takers. >> [speaking korean] >> excellent. somebody's in. >> [speaking korean] >> [speaking korean] >> first impressions aren't too promising. well, that looks like it's another refusal--people telling us they're simply too busy or the internet is too crucial to their daily lives to take part. eventually, we find 2 families who agree to cut the umbilical cord for a few days. first, meet the kims. the 2 boys are classic products of the internet generation. for them, being disconnected is almost unimaginable. >> [speaking korean] >> these days, i go on the internet as soon as i wake up. i'm developing my own home page, and there's things i need to find out on the net. sometimes, i work online all day, past sunset. on average, i probably use it for about 6 hours a day. >> [speaking korean] >> i use the internet for about 5 hours a day, mostly playing computer games. if i can't do that, i might get cravings. >> here we go, then. this is switch-off day, um, one

. >> reporter: leon and eunice lost their son, daughter-in-law, and grandson. their anger remains at the people, not the system. >> people like khalid shaikh mohamm mohammed, if he said, we killed 30 children, he would say allah. damnu. . >>> forensic experts are trying to identify two bodies found this weekend in mississippi who may be members of a missing tennessee family. joanne bane and her three daughters aged 8, 12, 14, have been missing since late last month. police and the fbi suspect they were kidnapped by 35-year-old adam mays from northeastern mississippi where the two unidentified bodies were discovered. local residents are disturbed. >> a community like this, on account of this, pretty quiet community. nothing serious has ever happened around here. so, it's a pretty rough situation. >> the fbi says mays may be headed to arizona. >>> an autopsy is planned today on a man killed at churchill downs, just hours after the kentucky derby. he's been identified as a 48-year-old groomer who lived at the track. police say it appears he got into a fight before

that was the controversy that the media barbie's you know it was the titillation of a w m d here eunice not that not the titillation of or the conflict of tacky administration both the washington post the new york times it very conservative editors that support of the white house on this. elite. elitists the people of the united states and their friends and allies will not live at the mercy of an ally or regime that threatens the peace with weapons of mass murder is a regime has an active program to acquire and develop nuclear weapons and let there be no doubt about it we know for a fact that there are weapons there. there were a group of people who for many years had advocated going after saddam hussein and they pushed this hard and of course raw intelligence data can be interpreted in a lot of different voices i'm sure experts who talk to it and so there were a group of people i think that there were adamant that this was the right course to pursue the. elite. elite. elite. elite. elite. league please. the so. please. ily ily. ily. ily ily. ily . why did the administration so dramatic

aboard that plane were lee and eunice hanson's son, daughter-in-law and two and a half-year-old granddaughter christine, the youngest victim of 9/11. lee hanson watched the hearing at a military base in new york. >> i think people like khalid sheikh mohammed p if they could come back and told them we killed 50 children today, he would say wonderful. praise allah. i say damn you. >> reporter: deborah burlingame's brother charles was the pilot of the plane that crashed into the pentagon. she watched in outrage as the defendants felt in prayer, or thumbed through a magazine, anything to disrupt the hearing. >> they're engaging in jihad in the courtroom. and we expect that this is what they are going to do forth entirety of this trial. >> reporter: tom hydenbergary greed. his wife michelle was a flight attendant on the plane that hit the pentagon. >> what everybody really needs to do is go down to the pentagon memorial. go down to ground zero at the world trade center. go to shantionville, and just think about the price that was paid. >> reporter: 11 years on, these families wait for payback, and

of the world trade centre when united flight 175 slammed into it, aboard that plane were lee and euniceon's son, daughter-in-law and 2.5-year- old granddaughter christine the youngest victim of 9/11. lee hanson watched the hearing at a military base in new york >> i think people like mohammed if they can come back and tell him we killed 50 children today, he would say wonderful, praise hall la, i say damn you. >>> her brother charles was the pilot of the plane that crashed into the pentagon she watched in outrage as the defendant knelt in prayer, or thumbed through a magazine. >> they are engaging in jihad in the courtroom and we expect this is what they are going to do for the entirety of this trial. >> reporter: tom agrees, his wife michelle was a flight attendant on the plane that hit the pentagon. >> what everybody really needs to do, is go down to the pentagon, memorial, go down to ground zero at the world trade center, go to shanksville, and just think about the price that was paid. >> experts say it could be years before this cases to trial, the trial they exconnect will be prolo

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