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i've lost 32 inches all around from head to toe. i've lost 17-1/2 pounds in the last eight weeks. i just feel amazing-- can't wait to keep on going. >> announcer: looking for even faster results? shaun designed a special 6-day slimdown, so you can lose three inches off your waist in just six days. >> after six days, i lost six pounds, which shocked me. >> literally, in six days, i lost over three inches. >> oh, in my first six days, i lost 3-1/2 pounds and three inches from my waist. >> in six days of the slimdown with hip hop abs, i've lost 13 pounds and 3-1/2 inches off my waist-- i can't believe it. >> announcer: all you need to do is stick in the dvd and follow along for less than an hour a day-- it's that simple. no gym, no equipment, just a small space in front of your tv and hip hop abs. hip hop abs has helped thousands of people transform their bodies. shaun invited some of them to come to new york city to dance with him and share their stories. watch this. [cheering and applause...] >> what's up, y'all? what's up? >> my name is amanda bushley. i'm from lake roy, missouri.

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she hit her own daughter by accident auriemma says: she was bleeding head to toe. face bleeding, clothes torn, screaming and she was asking me why i hit her...and i said to her, kate, i didn't see you; i didn't know you were there. it was that simple i just didn't see her." the d-o-t wants to put the rule in place by 20-15 the people suing want it done in 90 days joe flacco has one of his worst games of his career... why he was optimistic after today's loss... coming up in sports unlimtied... one extreme american wingsuiter jeb corliss successfully flew through a narrow valley in the langshan mountain in quzhou, china. saturday afternoon corliss jumped out of a helicopter and flew towards the valley at the spped of 160 kilometers per hour. the mountin is more than 900 feet tall with

i've lost 32 inches all around from head to toe. i've lost 17-1/2 pounds in the last eight weeks.t feel amazing-- can't wait to keep on going. >> announcer: looking for even faster results? shaun designed a special 6-day slimdown, so you can lose three inches off your waist in just six days. >> after six days, i lost six pounds, which shocked me. >> literally, in six days, i lost over three inches. >> oh, in my first six days, i lost 3-1/2 pounds and three inches from my waist. >> in six days of the slimdown with hip hop abs, i've lost 13 pounds and 3-1/2 inches off my waist-- i can't believe it. >> announcer: all you need to do is stick in the dvd and follow along for less than an hour a day-- it's that simple. no gym, no equipment, just a small space in front of your tv and hip hop abs. hip hop abs has helped thousands of people transform their bodies. shaun invited some of them to come to new york city to dance with him and share their stories. watch this. [cheering and applause...] >> what's up, y'all? what's up? >> my name is amanda bushley. i'm from lake roy, missouri. i hav

i've lost 32 inches all around from head to toe. i've lost 17-1/2 pounds in the last eight weeks. i just feel amazing-- can't wait to keep on going. >> announcer: looking for even faster results? shaun designed a special 6-day slimdown, so you can lose three inches off your waist in just six days. >> after six days, i lost six pounds, which shocked me. >> literally, in six days, i lost over three inches. >> oh, in my first six days, i lost 3-1/2 pounds and three inches from my waist. >> in six days of the slimdown with hip hop abs, i've lost 13 pounds and 3-1/2 inches off my waist-- i can't believe it. >> announcer: all you need to do is stick in the dvd and follow along for less than an hour a day-- it's that simple. no gym, no equipment, just a small space in front of your tv and hip hop abs. hip hop abs has helped thousands of people transform their bodies. shaun invited some of them to come to new york city to dance with him and share their stories. watch this. [cheering and applause...] >> what's up, y'all? what's up? >> mname is amanda bushley. i'm from lake roy, missouri. i

what a vascular surgeon does is we take care of blood vessels from head to toe. they wanted me to help give care at midtown campus. it was a three-year process involving a merger between the hospital and the university so we could heighten the care with the already existing practitioners at maryland general hospital so the community could get better care. >> so tell us about the treatment that people receive. >> so we do everything at the midtown campus. we're able to assess the circulation that goes to your legs and upper arms. if you have a wound in those areas we can assess if there's problems with blood flow and treat it, to maximize blood flow so it can heal. one of the biggest things is whether there's good enough blood flow getting in. that's where i come. i and my partners all come out to the university of maryland medical center and try to help as much as we can. >> is there a dlerches between specialized wound care and physicians who may not be one care certified. >> the biggest thing about people who have been given training, what i call tender loving

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she was bleeding literally from head to toe. her face was bleeding and she was hurt and she was screaming why did you hit me? i said i couldn't see you. >> luckily she didn't suffer life-threatening injuries, tbut changed her life for -- forever. she is part of a group suing the d.o.t. for not issuing a safety rule passed in 2008 which requires new cars to have improved rear view visibility specifically with rear view cameras by 2011. more than two years and four delays later the dot has yet to issue the safety rule. >> congress directed the regulation so there is a standard for all vehicles, not just those who can afford to add a camera on to their car either as they purchase it or to see when they are backing up. >> 292 people a year are killed by cars backing up. 18,000 are injured and 44% of the deaths are kids under the age of 5. the department of strains pour station -- transportation declined to comment, but the will lawsuit asks them to issue the rule within 90 days. greg? >> i use one of the rear view cameras and they a

they couldn't even go outside unless completely hidden beneath clothes from head to toe. freshta's mother saw music as a way to accomplish that. >> and so since 2001, people have been struggling to find the best way to bring it back. >> the documentary "dr. sarmast's music school" tells the story of bringing music back to afghanistan, and not just traditional music, but all kinds of music. >> bach, beethoven, mozart. it doesn't belong to europe. it doesn't belong to america. they belong to all world. and i want afghan kids to have access to the musical heritage of the world. >> and that's how the afghan youth orchestra was born. kids who never heard music before, or had to listen to it in secret, are now learning to be musicians. and they're learning to be world travelers, as well. their music program has been so successful that some of the afghani musicians were invited to come to the u.s. to put on a major concert with american students. we'll tell you about that when "teen kids news" returns. we'll be right back. >> we're continuing our coverage of what may be called a

. >>> you probably seen him at ravens game driving a purple car and head to toe in purple.he baltimore birdman is in serious trouble with the law. his name is gregory hudnet and is is accused of child sex abuse. police say he victimized a victim his family for several years. he is facing charges of sexual abuse of a minor and third degree sex offense. >>> get ready for the showdown. maybe the shut down showdown is what we could call it. congressional republicans versus the president and democratic lawmakers. there's no sign of a compromise in washington. democrats and republicans are shouting at each other. >> i never seen a group of people more extreme than the hard right republicans in the house. >> the president is happy to negotiate with slat mir putten wop did slad mir putin he-- vladimir putin he won't negotiate with the government. >> the bill would deny funding for president obama's health care law. the president is warning he will veto the bill and senate democrats say it's not going to happen. there's no chance. >>> this morning the family of a baltimore school st

slim wrap, head to toe in bandages, squirted with liquid and then you exercise. >> renee, don't needdo anything. she looks great. >> thank you, hal. when we are finally ready it is on to the show. >> gearing up to host and con throw verse brewing over the in memorial segment. people upset over a special tribute planned five tv personality, including james began doll feelny and cory montei monteith, not on that list, larry hagman. joining me now with more backstage scoop, the "new york times'" brian set iter. how are you doing, brian? >> good, thanks. >> let's dive in talk about "breaking bad," final season, dos that probably have the most momentum? >> i think a favorite. knowing has been nominated four years in a row, hasn't one yet, i have a feeling they are going to want to give it the lifetime achievement award. always surprises, people thought last year mad men was going to win for a fifth year in a row and homeland stole the stage. >> thank you, ian. >> thank you. >> you, of course can see all the action from the emmys monday on "extra." maria? >> i can't wait, mario. going to b

centuries-old ritual, this trade route that--where these beautiful men, who are wearing indigo from head to toe and their long swords at their side, and walk with such dignity and determination, and never stop walking. to join them for that process was, it felt like an incredible privilege, and it felt like this moment in time that... was about to pass. i think if i get to be an old woman, rocking in a chair on some porch someday, i will think back on my experiences on "globe trekker" as being some of the, you know, the signposts of my life. and, more importantly than that, the people i met on the road, and the people i worked with over the years, who--who renewed my faith in humanity, who helped in the low moments, who taught me so many things about how to live, how to work, how to... to come out the side of a hard situation with a certain amount of grace. now, i've learned that from my colleagues in "globe trekker," and i've learned that from the people on the road who i've had the privilege of meeting. garrison keillor: born in augusta, maine, dorianne laux worked as a cook, a gas station ma

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from head to toe the house was in flame us her husband in for a virtual dran died in the attack so why was obama's call then for striking israel a wait i forgot the apartheid state and human rights abuse or israel ok us is closest ally can do no wrong and speaking of white phosphorous turns out that the us a liberal a drop this chemical incendiary in iraq during its occupation this is a chemical that burns to the bone but it's not nearly as lethal as depleted uranium otherwise known as you another chemical weapon used gratuitously during the iraq war justified as a protective shell casing for ammunition the use of duis undoubtedly left thousands of iraqi babies with birth defects even years after u.s. soldiers have left the country. have to do a quarter rates of cancer leukemia and birth defects rose dramatically now and chop off the areas affected by finding some of the biggest increases we believe it's because of louisville weapons lead depleted uranium and hospitals here cancer is more common than the flu cancer more common than the flu. i guess we are talking about a highly radioac

. >> her head-to-toe fashion break down and how much she paid for the gown. >>> plus, extra's elar yaw york fashion week with every hot trend for spring from clothes to hair to makeup. that's next. >>> back here at universal studios hollywood with new video of kate middle top's one-woman fashion show in london last night. >> it was her first red carpet since the baby, of course, her body looks amazing. i actually want to steal her look for next week's emmys. >> you can pull it off. >> it was gorgeous, right? $4,000 jenny packham dress, $750 jimmy choos and that diamond bracelet, a wedding gift from prince charles. >> nice gift. way to go prince. while kate was trend setting in london, our lifestyle correspondent, hilaria baldwin, checking out the latest trends for us at new york fashion week. >> front row seat to fashion week, the ultimate trend report for spring. >> hey, guys, i'm backstage with rachael zoe. what can we expect today? >> inspiration from 1970 safari and i mixed romantic girly elements with it and sexy rock and roll and sequins. hair just as important as the clothes, m

for over two decades, frederic fekkai helped the world with their look so they are glamorous from head to toehis salon is more than a haircut. his hair philosophy is not about a cut, it's focusing on an individual and designing a style that enhances her look. >> hair is the best accessory. >> for his achievements, he was awa awarded an honor from the president of france. he's a cut above the rest. it's why he's the 2013 hair stylist of the year. >> please welcome to the stage, frederic fekkai, the 2013 style awards hair stylist of the year. [ applause ] >> my thank you very much for presenting me this award. i'm grateful to enjoy a rewarding career. this will stand out as a truly special moment for me. i was very fortunate to meet the most amazing influential people in my career, styling with people who presented me from my early days and allowed me to work with such amazing photographers and great talent. stephen klein and many others. i would like to dedicate this award to my incredible team and the whole team at procter & gamble salons. finally, i want to thank my wife and children for sup

. >> i was in polyester from head to toe, they went rah, rah, rah in that too.t does not matter at that age. >> it matter at that age, believe me. >> at a catholic school, you are already wearing a great outfit. >> true. if wrestlers are not allowed to wear their singlets to class, why should the cheer leaders be able to wear the uniform? >> i think it's a great look if the wrestlers got to wear a nice sweater over it. no. >> sick thought. >> sweater, sweater, crotch. that is what you are looking for basically. >> this is a problem. obviously, cheer leaders should not be wearing the uniforms to school, they did it when i was in class. any class i had that had a cer leader in it, i almost failed the class. it is that hard to concentrate. in fact, i think any class that requires concentration like a science or a math they should be segregated by sex. >> that is an interesting point. >> they is so bar bare i can. what are you talking about? >> they segregated health class, that is where you want to be with the girls. that is fun. >> that's why they segregated you.

i've lost 32 inches all around from head to toe. i've lost 17-1/2 pounds in the last eight weeks. i just feel amazing-- can't wait to keep on going. >> announcer: looking for even faster results? shaun designed a special 6-day slimdown, so you can lose three inches off your waist in just six days. >> after six days, i lost six pounds, which shocked me. >> literally, in six days, i lost over three inches. >> oh, in my first six days, i lost 3-1/2 pounds and three inches from my waist. >> in six days of the slimdown with hip hop abs, i've lost 13 pounds and 3-1/2 inches off my waist-- i can't believe it. >> announcer: all you need to do is stick in the dvd and follow along for less than an hour a day-- it's that simple. no gym, no equipment, just a small space in front of your tv and hip hop abs. hip hop abs has helped thousands of people transform their bodies. shaun invited some of them to come to new york city to dance with him and share their stories. watch this. [cheering and applause...] >> what's up, y'all? what's up? >> my name is amanda bushley. i'm from lake roy, missouri.

you go to the raiders games painted head to toe and how do you feel? dated a lot of men whose chins are on his tess tau cals which apparently this guy is modeled after. for kids, it is a great idea. >> how long did you date jay leno? >> speaking of bill, you actually dated the san diego chicken and you were engaged for a brief spell. quickly what are your thoughts? >> i used to call him the mouth down south. why would you create something to get kids involved that looks like the last end of an acid flash back. it is dancing around my head and trying to convince me to jump out of a window while i am looking for orange joyce. the raidersers were one of the few that said, ding, ding, ding. we are going take this off the program and put it on the field. >> ambassador, recruiting fans from the raiders, from the kids is like recruiting babies to watch "dexter." >> i don't pay the slightest bit of attention to football. i believe there is a team called the indianapolis ravens? >> boy you have some sour grapes as an excolts fan. let it go. >> i am not an excol

at the crack of dawn, two lovely ladies were picked from our crowd outside to get a total head to toeing their makeover magic, louis licari. ♪ la, la, la, la, la >> and "today" contributor and contributing editor for "people style watch," jill martin. how was it today? >> good. plenty of signs. we had a very special sign. >> they held it up and we got it. >> elise is turning 60 this month from san jose, california. her older sister elaine -- hello -- wants her baby sister to have a brand new look to celebrate this new decade in her life. let's listen to her story. >> i love it. so you already cut your hair. you're ready for your 60th but you want this for your sister who is already crying. tell me why. >> she's just been a helpful person all her life to our neighbors and many of our nieces and nephews. and i just think she'd look good in short hair like mine. >> and i love that you made an appointment at louis licari tomorrow, just in case we didn't pick you. so you are ready for all of this? >> yes, i'm so excited. >> i'm ready for her. >> i want to look younger like my sister. >> do

prada from head to toe, yes? >> yes. >> you look gorgeous.iered in the uk. mary is a widow now, what happens now. >> well, mary is very much in deep mourning for matthew and refuses to wear anything other than black. so the family are trying to bring her out of her grief, really. so the first episode is really about that. and she does slowly come out of it. and it is a wonderful series, and it is, you know, as much as there is the darker side with matthew going, there is lot of light to it. which there always is. but it feels like the 20s have kicked off this series. >> yeah, it has. and one of the things i spoke with, creator, julian fellows, there is diversity added to the cast this year. >> yeah, the jazz singer. so yes, there are lot of changes, which is wonderful. because it is like the world was starting to change at that time as well. >> and it is about the character adjusting to that change. characters like robert, still struggling to cope with the changes. but mary is quite, you know, she just gets on with it, really. >> can we dish

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. >> there were two male suspects dressed in black from head to toe. >> use caution.hey are armed using high caliber weapons. >> reporter: police said it was a miracle that no one was killed. among the wounded, a 3-year-old boy shot in the head but expected to recover. >> he is doing fine. the bullet didn't hurt his brain, just his cheek. >> reporter: children on bikes, scooters or just riding in cars with their parents have been shot this year. 18 of them 15 years or younger were killed. three of them were under six. others have had to witness blood shed close up. the boy's uncle was shot to death here just two weeks ago. >> is there a danger that people are becoming used to this? >> yeah. people are becoming kind of used to the violence because it has happened so much. >> reporter: deangelo is an activist here for antiviolence. >> it's not getting because nobody is standing up for what is right. >> reporter: the southwest side neighborhood has been under seige by heavily armed gangs for year. gary . >> military-type weapons like the one used in this shooting belong

. >> curtis algire and his cousin tony peak were covered head to toe in tattoos.ch were applied by algire, himself. >> i do my whole face, my left arm, my legs, my stomach. >> how do you deal with the pain? >> when you do it yourself, it's not near as bad. >> in the prison system, we do not authorize or condone tattooing. but the inmates are very creative. they come up with methods to do it. >> it's a serious enough violation that it can land an inmate in the hole for months. >> i just did 14 months in the hole. >> why? >> for tattooing. >> prison tattoos are applied with crude but ingenious homemade tat guns and ink that are often confiscated during cell searches. >> this here is several vials of ink and a homemade tattoo gun. >> they make their own tattoo guns out of electronic motors from portable radios or tape players. >> they get a motor, find a battery or electrical socket or something to drive this. >> spin the needle and it will go back and forth. >> we used to always joke if we were to ever accidentally leave a camera in prison overnight, that when we ca

i mean, here's this girl dressed head to toe in this disco outfit, ready to tie the knot. where are your shoes? >> my shoes are over here. i haven't been this nervous since like -- we won't even say. i'm freaking nervous. >> she was a mile a minute. >> does my hair look okay? >> looks good. she was nervous and excited, and you know, not very different from a bride-to-be on the outside. >> are you sure i look okay? >> you look beautiful. >> jodie pulled herself together in time to meet the pastor who had arrived to perform the ceremony. >> there was actually no relationship between jodie and the pastor. >> jodie, how long have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? >> yes. >> were you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the p

. >> it's for girls in foster care or group homes or extreme situations of poverty to get two head to toenization nearly four years ago. her mission, boost the confidence and self-esteem of young girls by giving them new fashionable clothing. >> i looked for things that would make me feel confident. i found a dress and skirt and shirt. >> i found some beautiful dresses and a nice top. i am very happy and super excited. >> i got very cool exsen trick looking things for back to school and it's great because my budget is low so this opportunity is amazing for me right now. >> threads for teens also operates a boutique in northern california to help local girls, like 17-year-old page weatherly. >> i entered foster care at 17 and before that i lived in a low income family. my mom handed me over to the system. she gave up custody of me. i'm just drifting around until i figure things out. >> paige's entire wardrobe fits into this one backpack. >> i really like this. >> but after an hour at threads for teens, paige has renewed self-confidence. >> oh, yeah. i felt part of upper class. >> and for h

she was bleeding literally from head to toe-her face was bleeding, her clothing was torn.e was screaming and asking me why i hit her with the car. i said to her, kate, i didn't see you. i didn't know you were there. it was that simple. i just didn't see her. >> luxurckilyluckily, kate suff life-threatening injuries. now her mother is a safety advocate for kids and cars.org. she's part of a group suing the d.o.t. for not passing regulation that requires new cars to have improved rear view visibility, specifically with rear-view cameras by 2011. more than two years and four delays later, the d.o.t. has yet to issue the safety rule. >> congress directed the department of transportation to issue a regulation so that there's a scarrtandard for all vehicles so all drivers, everyone should be able to see when they're backing up. safety shouldn't be an option. >> 292 people are killed a year by cars backing up. 18,000 are injured. 44% of the deaths are kids under the age of 5. the d.o.t. declined to comment. the lawsuit asked the d.o.t. to issue the rule within t90 days. >> those

else's child lying on the driveway and bleeding from head to driveway, and she was bleeding from head to toe me why i hit her with the car, and i told her, i didn't see you and did not know you were there. >> she did not receive any life threatening injuries. now safety advocate for kidsa kidsandcars.org. more than two years eighter, the dot has yet to issue a safety rule. >> congress directed the department of transportation to issue a regulation so that there is a standard for all vehicles, so that all drivers, not just those that can afford to add a camera on to their car either when they purchase it or as an after market device, and safety should not be an option. >> 292 people a year are killed by cars backing up and 18,000 are injured and 44% of the deaths are kids under the age of 5. the department of transportation declined to comment to us, and the lawsuit asks the dot to implement the safety rule within 90 days. >>> remember amanda knox accused of killing her roommate in an apartment in italy, and even though she is a free woman they will try her again for murder. what is next, we

have wealth, that somehow you are a bad person, whereas, bernie madoff, a guy who was loaded from head to toeeople off. that's what bothered me. a lot of times it was neighborhoods that people were not high income. because you're poor does not mean you're robbing people. >> you took the words out of my mouth. someone online said i wonder if wall street will be listed on that map when it's concluded. >> absolutely. i think there are certainly some people that have walked out of there in cuffs. nevertheless, michael, it's always a great conversation and i'll be looking forward to talking to you about something else soon, something hot, i'm sure. >>> that does it for us. in the meantime we do want to know what you think, what does your gut tell you. even by changing the name from ghetto tracker to what they did which was good neighborhood, whatever, do you think this website should have been taken down permanently? i've gotten tweets interest people who say, yes. keep it up. they want to know where the bad neighborhoods are. go to facebook.com/newsnation to cast that vote. we have an update rega

young man from shaving their beards and women have to wear -- to be covered from top to toe from, head to toet's say the taliban in afghanistan, secular state should reflect this society if you don't get freed of those terrorists of course it will influence at least the new and coming generations. this will be eroding. >> charlie: mr. president. thank you for allowing us to have a conversation about syria and a war that is within as well as the future of the country. thank you. >> thank you for coming to syria. 09/09/13

young man from shaving their beards and women have to wear -- to be covered from top to toe from, head to toet's say the taliban in afghanistan, secular state should reflect this society if you don't get freed of those terrorists of course it will influence at least the new and coming generations. this will be eroding. >> charlie: mr. president. thank you for allowing us to have a conversation about syria and a war that is within as well as the future of the country. thank you. >> thank you for coming to syria. an, hovnan >> this is nightly business report, with tyler matheson and suesie garing. >> you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures. vikings river cruises. >>> stocks soar on deals here at home, and worry that a strike against syria is imminent. >> and lawmakers back, making key decisions on everything from syria to the budget. and issues that will impact your money. >> changing benefits in a growing trend, ibm and time warner plan to move their employees to insurance exchange

. >> there were two male subjects dressed in black from head to toe started firing and took off. >> useon. they're armed using high- caliber weapons. >> reporter: police said it was a miracle no one was killed. among the wounded, three-year- old deante howard shot in the head and is expected to recover. she is his aunt. >> he's doing fine. he's healthy and breathing on his own. there is nothing wrong with him. the bullet didn't hit his brain, but it hit his cheek. >> reporter: children on bikes, scooters or riding in cars with their parents have been shot this year. 18 of them 15 years older or younger were killed and three of them were under six. the southwest side neighborhood has been under siege from heavily armed gangs for years. chicago police superintendent gary mccarthy. >> illegal guns. illegal guns drive violence. military-type weapons like the one we believe to have been used in this shooting belong on the battlefield not on the street or in a corner or in a park. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emanuel promised those responsible for thursday's shooting will be brought to jus

young man from shaving their beards and women have to wear -- to be covered from top to toe from, head to toet's say the taliban in afghanistan, secular state should reflect this society if you don't get freed of those terrorists of course it will influence at least the new and coming generations. this will be eroding. >> charlie: mr. president. thank you for allowing us to have a conversation about syria and a war that is within as well as the future of the country. thank you. >> thank you for coming to syria. >>> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. >>> and something that i have yet to find anywhere else. >> my house for dinner. >> breaded and fried and gooey and lovely. >> in the words of arnold schwarzenegger -- "i'll be back." >> you've heard of the connoisseur, i'm a common sewer. >> you might

young man from shaving their beards and women have to wear -- to be covered from top to toe from, head to toet's say the taliban in afghanistan, secular state should reflect this society if you don't get freed of those terrorists of course it will influence at least the new and coming generations. this will be eroding. >> charlie: mr. president. thank you for allowing us to have a conversation about syria and a war that is within as well as the future of the country. thank you. >> thank you for coming to syria. an, hovnan >> this is nightly business report, with tyler matheson and suesie garing. >> you get close to iconic landmarks, to local life, to cultural treasures. vikings river cruises. >>> stocks soar on deals here at home, and worry that a strike against syria is imminent. >> and lawmakers back, making key decisions on everything from syria to the budget. and issues that will impact your money. >> changing benefits in a growing trend, ibm and time warner plan to move their employees to insurance exge

. >> even though the gunman is dressed head to toe in black and wears a face mask, in the videotape releasedce to the media, generates a tip that leads to the arrest of 19-year-old john jacobs. he's charged with attempted second-degree murder and aggravated battery, pleads not guilty, and awaits trial. >>> in what's believed to be the most expensive attempted robbery in modern history, a gang of hardened criminals uses a specially designed bulldozer to crash first through a gate, then through a wall at the famed millennium dome in london, england, november 7, 2000. their target, a diamond exhibit estimated to be worth $500 million. it features the 203-carat de beers millennium star, one of the largest flawless diamonds in the world. the robbers are heavily armed and wear body armor. they get out of the bulldozer and throw smoke grenades. they move into the diamond exhibit and uses a nail gun to weaken the glass cases holding the diamonds. then one of the crooks uses a sledgehammer to finish the job. he breaks through. the jewels are theirs for the taking. >> they were just so audacious. it's