the great thing i know is that the mount hebron community will rally around to support these familys and to support the students and the siblings. >> brian kuebler, abc 2 news. >> principals and counselors were at mount hebron high school to help the staff and other student who is stopped by. later in the news cast we're going to go back to the scene and dhek in on the progress crews are make. >>> abc 2 we're working for you tonight helping you get rid of those anowing phone calls from politicians. the 2012 presidential campaign is in full swing so you may have gotten a call or two asking for donations. abc 2 news shows you how you make those calls stop. >> one of the worst things about a big election year is not all the negative ads. you know you can tune those out. it's the unwanted political phone calls and if you don't know what's bad, back in the 2008 presidential election, it appears they will be even worse this year. >> the republicans are guilty of doing it. >> hi, this is senator john mccain. i'm calling today personally ask for your vote. >> the democrats are guilty of doin

ok us three hours just to get through the checkpoint letting us kneel kahlil, hebron. this neighborhood has been taken over by jewish settlers and they are protected by this check poibt here, this israeli checkpoint, 24 hours a day. i don't know how people do it on a day-to-day basis, but i'm getting very frustrated. >> i've been here since the settlement made life. that was his whole story. we decided to go to hebron, the palestinian city in which the settlements have taken over a whole neighborhood and pushed out the palestinian majority. there we visited the home of a long-time residents and one of the few homeowners who has resisted a takeover by the settlers. an israel ya soldier who had served in hebron defending this very settlement is breaking the file. they are a group of israelis who served in the military and have decided to become witnesses to the injustices that take place there. they seek to educate the public through lecture and photography. s not something i know from my own army. this is why the soldiers are talking, because it's so dehumanizing both s

. >> harold brooks of hebron, maine loves the olympics sew decided to host an athletic contest in hiskyard. >> by bringing people together and have competitions it relieved people from a day to day stresms we called the redneck olympics. >> one problem the usoc didn't like the word olympics. why would they give a (bleep) about people having fun in a field. >> they need to prevent confusion. people might think the red neck olympics is somehow associated with the united states olympics. >> right people without a tv or internet connection or eyes or a brain would definitely think that. >> it's possible, sure. >> what are the red neck olympics supposed to do. >> change their name from olympics. >> to what? >> red neck games. >> it's taken. it's when you beat a man to dwet a cat fish. sew changed it to red neck blank. would people know what that sneens he needed my help. i'm going give you all the pomp and circumstance of an nbc-style coverage. >> i don't know what the hell you just said. >> i'm img to cover the games for you. >> yeah? >> full "the daily show" production team all their mig

3 3 the two teens that were killed graduated from mount hebron high school in ellicott city. they were both getting ready to go back to college. college.megan gilliland is here with more on wwat the young women wwre doing in the moments before the crash... that is now an important part of the investigation. good morning guys,this is the last picture the 19-year old victims posted n twitter before they were killed in the &paccident.the caption read... leviiating. the victims are elizabeth nass... a student at james madison university in virgina... and rose mayr... a student at the university of delaware. earlier tweets by the girls stated... drinking on top of ellicott city sign down on old ellicott city. now... as the crowds gather below watching the investigation unfold... neighbors are mourning the loss. (diane conolley)"you expect that children will outlive their parents and its really a tragedy when children go first... so my heart goes out to the mothers and dads of the two young ladies.. who were killed"(kathy vitek- tragedies like this happen and as the faith community

this morning about the two teens killed in this accident.both young women were graduates of mount hebron high school in ellicott city and were attending colleges out-of- state. megan gilliland is here with more on what the girls tweeted before they were killed... that could play a key role in the investigation. good morning guys,the victims are elizabeth nass... a student at james madison university in virgina... and rose mayr... a student at the university of delaware. both of them were just 19-years old. old.voice only: (diane connolley)"how quickly things change in life." life."in the moments before they were killed... the girls tweeted this picture of themselves.the caption read... levitaaing.earlier tweets stated... drinking on top of ellicott city sign with rose petals and looking down on old ellicott city.now... there's a crowd on main street... looking up... watching the clean up and speculating... (michelle suazo-mother of three)"trying to get that good shot was more important then thinking about what they were doing"(marlo geist-19 year old student in ellicott city)"i would ass

hebron in the sky in case one of the storms crosses your area. wynns out of the south that 5 to 10 knots and waves around 1 foot. in the western maryland mountains, a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm, warmer and more humid over the next couple of days with highs around deep creek lake reaching the 80's. arrest of an afternoon storm. if you're heading to ocean city, mid- to upper 80's. in the tropical atlantic, the headline is tropical storm ernesto that has formed. winds are up to 50 miles per hour. it is headed for the caribbean. conditions will be primed for further strengthening so at the end of this forecast, that category one hurricane is five down -- based on a road as it is making its approach toward the yucatan in mexico. muggy.rrow, lo 90's, and a chance of a few storms on monday. >> another incredible day at the london olympics. another great night of tv ahead. we are showing you the results from today. the home stretch has begun on his career. only two vans left after today for -- events left after today for michael phelps. the nex

. >> with heavy hearts, students at mount hebron high school clung tightly to each other attempting to fill loss of two classmates, rose mayr and elizabeth nass. the 19-year-old posted this picture of their feet dangling overfrom the railroad tracks.round midnight. >> it was complete chaos. people running all over the place. >> it was a domino effect of devastation as 21 cars came crashing to a halt. and flipped over the bridge fighting parked cars below and others from doubling to the side of the tracks, dumping tons of coal in the spot where the two women were sitting. rachel was friends with both of them from the drill team. >> they cannot graduate. it's heartbreaking. you never think it's going to happen to your friends. >> officials investigating what led to the derailment. a 10-year-old remembers elizabeth as a fun-loving babysitter she will never see again. i cannot believe it. >> in business news, two cities in the d.c. metro area made to the top-10 list of top burning town bethesda, maryland. median family income of more than $184,000. median home price of $740,000. ashburn, v

good morning joel d. 3 the victims in his accident were both graduates of mount hebron high school inott city and were spending some time together before heading back to college. college.elizabeth nass....as a student at james madison univvrsity in virginii... and rose mayr... was a student at the university of delawarr. both were just 19-years old.in the moments beforeethey were &pkilled... the girls tweeted this picttre of themselves from the bridge... with a caption that read... levitating.earlier tweets stated... drinking on top of ellicott city sign with rose petals and looking down on old ellicott city.right now no details on funeral services have been released. the crofton man accused of threatening to shoot up his workplace has been released facility.a prince george's county judge released 28-year- old neil prescott to the custody of his parents to continue taking medication - and attend counseling while he awaits arraignment. police say back in july ... prescott called his supervisor threatening to load his guns and shoot up his workplaae. he has been charged with one count o

hebron. one went south, the other north, one to the university of delaware and the other jmu. they were sitting on the bridge about midnight when the train came barreling down. they were smothered with coal and pronounced dead right here on the scene. we had a number of the cars from the trains just spill over on to cars that were parked here for the night on main street in ellicott city. they were all demolished. now we're seeing one car at a time being removed. the coal will be swept up and moved where it came from, from grafton, west virginia, to baltimore. this train was going east. the track is right over here. right below us is the b&o museum. ellicott city is a railroad town. look what happened. >> they can never remember anything like this. this happened a few miles west of here, a few miles east. a lot of people said they were taken by surprise. 21 cars and an 80-car train flipping over. they're dumping the cars out. they will put it in a pile and get it out. they want to get the track back open and get things back to normal. a lot of folks had a lot of problems tryin

hebron high school. donation can be made to the elizabeth nass scholarship fund care of m and t bank in ellicott city. you can find all of that information on our website, abc2news.com. >>> prince george's county police have arrested a second man who they say was involved in the chase that killed one officer and injured another. police said 23-year-old kevin neil turned himself. we're told neil was a passenger in the car the officers were pursuing when the car ran off the road and crashed. >>> a 20-year-old man has been charged in the stabbing death of a howard county mobile home park. it happened in the 10000 block of north second street rob better tasker got no a fight with robert foster and ended up stabbing him. tasker later died. cops still aren't sure what the two were fighting about. >> it has been a warm august dray around here but not a lot of sunshine. now we're seeing a few showers pop up. take you into one of the showers just offshore of chesapeake bay to the west. showers in this direction o

heb been class -- hebron class 2010. they will have counselors on hand. >> what do you think about this being a hang out. it's been a long tradition with kids running up and down the tracks, even with posted signs to stay off. >> reporter: it's a popular hangout spot, to hang out on top of the ellicott city sign. we hear it's a popular hangout. >> all right. we'll talk to ken ulman who is the howard county executive. kelly, back to you. >> a mess for businesses. set that scene with the street closings and cars. some vehicles were damaged by the comb and the trains falling over. >> reporter: that's exactly right. there's a big parking lot there. when the trains fell over, they went on top of the cars. who would think a train would fall on your car overnight and coal. some of the businesses on main street, listen, they've gone through floods. they've gone through fires. this will not keep them closed. thel be open -- they will be open. >>> in other top stories, five people have been arrested in connection to that scam we w

smith, fox 45 morning news. 3 the two teens that were killed graduated frommmount hebron high school in ellicott city. they were both getting ready to go back to college. college.megan gilliland is here with more on what the young women were doing in the moments before the crash... that is now an important part of the investigation. good morning guys,this is the last picture the 19-year old victims posted on twitter before they were killed in the accident.the caption read... levitating. the victims are elizabeth nass... a student at james madison university in virgina... and rose mayr... a student at the university of delaware. earlier tweets by the girls stated... drinking on top of ellicott city sign with rose petals and looking down on old ellicott city. now... as the crowds gather below watching the investigation unfold... neighbors are mourning the loss. (diane conolley)"you expect that children will outlive their parents and its really a tragedy when children go first... so my heart goes out to the mothers and dads of the two young ladies.. who were killed"(kathy vitek- pastor)

both victims were graduates of mount hebron high school. both were preparing 3 to return to college... now their families are preparing for their funerals. lv in ellicott city kc fox 45 news at five thirty. much of ellicott city... shutdown... because... of that crash ... and... it's causing problems... for co. commuters.brandi proctor.. has our traffic edge report. report. mapmapfibermapbelairm,ap verizon says the train derailment is causing major problems with its land- line services... including some of its government clients. it even had an impact all the wayyto the u-s navy base at guantanamo bay cuba.í also new tonight at 5:30... / baltimore... police have arrested... five people, ... for... a... series of scams... that left some... elderly victims... assaulted and tied up..../ it... was a story... we brought you ...first on fox last week... / and... janice park... is live... in... locust point. point.where... business owners... were outraged... janiie? jeff,word of the scams spread quickly here...business owners and residents who wan

hebron high school. >> it's devastating for the staff, friends, family and entrepreneur community. mt. hebron has a close-knit community and to hear of the loss of two members of our community and two graduates, it's tragic. >> reporter: csx officials worked throughout the day to upright the rail cars. the national transportation safety board is leading the accident invtigation to determine what caused the derailment. officials say the train was going 25 miles per hour, but they would not say if the operator tried to stop the train before it derailed, or if the presence of the teens on the bridge played a role in the accident. >> we have no indication of what caused the actual derailment. we are fortunate to have two operators who are both safe and not injured so we will be able to talk with them. >> reporter: officials say the train is equipped with a camera and event recorder. that information will be viewed as part of the investigation into what went wrong. >> what the cameras picked up, what the event recorder shows, what the train was doing, those types of things are all being

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the teens were close friends and 2010 graduates of mount hebron high school. >> it's devastating for the community. mount hebron has a close-knit community and to hear of the loss of two members of our community and two graduates, it's tragic. >> reporter: csx officials worked throughout the day to upright the rail cars. the national transportation safety board is leading the accident investigation to determine what caused the derailment. >> we have no indication of what caused the actual derailment. >> reporter: valerie mohammed says her 17-year-old daughter recently told her she and her friends had climbed on that bridge. >> i brought her here today, because i want her to see how dangerous it is to walk on the train tracks and how fatal it can be. it's awful. >> reporter: i spoke to that 17-year-old girl. she says this today was definitely a wake-up call. never going around those tracks again. apparently, that is something that young people do here in this community. it is a train town. the national transportation safety board says this will be a lengthy investigation. they're expe

hebron high school in 2008. >> i can't imagine how horrible it was and how horrible it must be for their family. >> reporter: you're now looking at a live picture on main street where the main people are still working right now trying to get together, and they're going to go over to the tracks and they're going to be inspecting, trying to figure out why the train derailed. now, we found out moments ago that the ntsb will have another news conference tomorrow morning at 11:00. we'll continue to bring you the latest details here on news4. live in ellicott city on main street. i'm shamari stone, news4. >>> tonight a memorial for a prince georges police officer killed in the line of duty. his cruiser is draped in black. his fellow officers have left flowers outside the car outside district 6. marsh was killed after a pursuit on i-95 yesterday in beltsville. one suspect has been arrested but the search continues for another one. police say marsh was not wearing his seat belt. he was thrown out of the vehicle. >>> the man who called himself the joker and threatened to shoot up his coworkers is

hebron high school in howard county. >>> man was shot in the head around 10:30 last night along third street in southeast washington. the victim was unconscious when officers found him. he was rushed to the hospital. at last check he is listed in critical condition. so far police have not made any arrests. >>> i want to look at your weather headlines. meteorologist tom kierein is here with that. >> good morning. starting off cool and fresh again. another delightful gift this morning for a late august. we did have a few overnight showers. much all dissipated now. a few clouds over the metro area nap cloud comp is going to be with us here from time to time through the morning hours. temperatures right now around the region. it is down to near 60 throughout the shenandoah valley. and in parts of the metro area are down to the low 60s. that includes montgomery county, fairfax, and prince george's county. arlington county now in the mid to upper 60s. right near the chesapeake bay. temperatures there are hovering right in the low 70s now. out of the mountains, many locations there h just in

her son went to mount hebron high with the victims. >> shut down for one day and i knew it was probably fairly useless to open the other days. but, we did and you know, a fair a people came in. >> reporter: friday night shows promise outside the business but there's work to be done. over the next several days. >> csx is going to be back within the next few weeks to fix the retaining wall in lot b. we have roadwork and curb and gutter work to do. >> reporter: the railroad town is getting back to normal but it's a day of mourning as two families have forever changed. >> there's no way around it being a trying time. you can't change that. >> reporter: county executive almond says there labor digsal work on the sensing and signage to keep people away from the train tracks. there is talk about making a permanent memorial garden to remember the two victims. cheryl conner, abc2 news. >>> today and torment families of both women who died in that -- tomorrow, the families of both women who died in the accident are burying their loved one. nass would have been a junior this year and donation can

susa in the south hebron hills. and that much more still to come for you later this hour here on r.t. including an appetite for apple i phones i pads and i run a process maybe a businessman on letting us sanctions stop high tech terror on staying deeply plugged in. with a thirty seven year delay the u.s. has launched a program to help clean up the off the mouth of the vietnam war it will help push the soil and water of traces of agent orange toxic defoliant used during the conflict other substances still causing illnesses and deformities among the local population but some believe that washington's motives on purely humanitarian it isn't like one of those things that you just stop start spraying and it goes away this is a half life for centuries and it is definitely seeped in i'm not a scientist but it's definitely seeped into the water table and everything and what the what the u.s. is proposing is really rather paltry. to come up with forty three million dollars to clean up denying which was a large military air a

susa in the south hebron hills. and still plenty more to come for you in this program including of the true cost of budget lines for years in spain with the rise in cheap flights is seeing safety standards putting passengers at risk. by the sea the u.s. imposed sanctions can't stop apple mania in iran find out how tech savvy iranians are getting around the embargo and getting their hands on the latest gadgets. american efforts to decontaminate parts of vietnam from agent orange are under way more than three decades after the war there and did the toxic chemical used to burn the country's jungle is blamed for health problems on many birth defects vietnam war veteran bill how quil believes washington has a hidden agenda in its attempt to make good. it isn't like one of those things that you just stop stop the sprain and it goes away this is a half life for centuries and it is definitely seeped in i'm not a scientist but it's definitely seeped into the water table and everything and what it what the u.s. is proposing i

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the raid operations that we had that we basically invaded the palestinian town south of the city of hebron. children started throwing stones at us so it's some point we picked a random kid that didn't even necessarily threw stones at us and used him as a shield so that the stones that were being thrown by his friends or by his supposed friends would hit him instead of us we were hoping that that would stop him somehow that would stop his friends from throwing stones obviously didn't help and he just got injured in the in the occasion. still to come free of this on her naughty the hunt for runaway rioters two women from the russian punk band pussy riot have reportedly fled the country to escape arrest and recruit new members. and protest against radical islam hit germany streets with demonstrators saying they want to protest the muslim communities appearance to the country's civil laws those stories still to come. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everythin

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upper 80s today at geneva and hebron.ng elementary school in north town. kind of a nice evening, still looking dry out there maybe we can do something about that. the big pattern change involves a retrogression of heat back into the west. these states are under red flag warnings. we will show you some of the temperatures within a score of heat. there will be in alberta system up here. we will track along this thermal boundary from downstate illinois which will set up some wind and additional reagan it was 100 again today in st. louis look at this heat. death valley in california hit 126 today even salt lake city got in on the heat the warmest month ever in u.s. history in july and our recorded history. tonight, relief. you see the cooler temperatures in progress here. these northeast winds will become more of a factor. humidity 55% the dew point is 58. still a high mold spore count. this hot dome will send the jed careening in from canada. that destabilizes the air. coolest weather in six weeks is coming in with this patt

the raid operations that we had that we basically invaded the palestinian town south of the city of hebron. children started throwing stones at us so it's some point we picked a random kid that didn't even necessarily threw stones at us and used him as a shield so that the stones that were being thrown by his friends or by his supposed friends would hit him instead of us we were hoping that that would stop him somehow that would stop his friends from throwing stones obviously didn't help him he just got injured in the in the occasion. r.t. can be live from moscow still to come for you this hunt for runaway rioters two from the russian band pussy riot have reportedly fled the country to escape arrest and recruit new members. still to come for the protests against radical islam germany's streets with demonstrators saying they want to test the muslim communities of here and to the country's civil laws. a story still to come but first iran says it's trying to help forge solutions to some of the world's most pressing issues and a summit in tehran of one hundred developing nations which don't co

operations that we had that we basically invaded the palestinian town in the south of the city of hebron. children started throwing stones at us so it's some point we picked at random kid didn't even necessarily threw stones at us and used him as a shield so that the stones that were being thrown by his friends or by his supposed friends would hit him instead of us and we were hoping that that would stop him somehow that would stop his friends from throwing stones obviously didn't help him he just got injured in the in the occasion and what is that saw any other incidents that prompted you joining a time in the army that made you want to speak out. well i have to say that when it comes to children i mean as you can witness from the testimonies that we published and from my own experiences as a soldier i have to say that the main point here is that there is there is no real distinction when it comes to treatment between adults and children the treatment in the in the end is basically the same i mean for example we were doing constant arrest operations throughout the west bank arresting i

. >> mount hebron high school students are remembering their former classmates.be mothers or graduate. it's heartbreaking, because you toer think it can happen your friends. jim, with the ntsb, says this lot more than just a hard stop. wasnderstand the trn about 25 miles an hour derailed. reporting live in ellicott city, gonzalez, abc 7. >> the former uva lacrosse player convicted of killing his girlfriend has a court hearing today. a court in charlottesville will consider george huguely's verdictto set aside the and grant a new trial. convicted in the debris theecond-degree murder in of thole across clear yeardley love. be sentenced august 30. maryland's court of appeals removed crossbreeds from its fromlity ruling on bites pit bull docks. owners andlds landlords liable for. the court dealt to far.nitial ruling went too >> republican presidential candidate mitt romney is winning money race against president obama if. romney's campaign had $94 million, $24 million than the obama campaign. is the third consecutive moneyhe has raised more with theident obama help o

both young women killee in the derailment were graduates of mount hebron high school in ellicott ity and were attending colleggs out-of- state. kathleen cairns reports tonight, what the young women were doing in the moments before the crash... are now an important part of the investigation. p3 on main street, (people talking)"they were all coal cars"everyyne is taking photos of the crash scene... and the victims: were taking snapshots s well.... moments before the derailment. voice only: (diane connolley)"how quuckly things change in life." this is the last picture the 19- year-old college students posted on twitter... before they were killed in the train derailment. the caption posted: 'levitating.' the victims are elizabeth nass, a sttdent at james madison university in virgina.. and rose mayr, a student at the university of ddllware. 'drinking on top of ellicott city sign with rose petals' and... 'looking down on old ellicott city'now spectators on main street... are watching the clean up and speculating. (michelle suazo-mother of three)"trying to get that good shot was more impor

hebron high school. the crash also crushed vehicles under one section of the bridge. the ntsb is now heading up this investigation. they say though no one on board the train pulled the emergency brake, it automatically kicked in once the train began coming off of the track. >> there's a lot of forces in a derailment, so we need to look at all those pieces of rail and examine each one of them. it's an exhaustive effort that will take some time. >> reporter: investigators will also look at a camera as well as an event recorder on board the train. >> by a long shot this is the biggest mess i've seen. >> if you're just at the wrong place at the wrong time, you never know what's going to happen. >> reporter: the ntsb will be on the scene here another day or so. of course this investigation could take months. back to you. >>> republican vice presidential candidate paul ryan says he has no plans to call congressman todd akin a second time to ask him to step down. republican leaders from mitt romney to mitch mcconnell have urged akin to move aside after his controversial rema

the friends had graduated from mount hebron high school in ellicott city and were on the dance team. nass was currently a student at james madison university. mayr was studying nursing at the university of delaware. >>> a funeral for elizabeth nass is planned for tomorrow and rose mayr will be remembered on saturday. authorities say the investigates could take months to complete but the clean-up may be done in the next several days. >>> a water rescue in anne arundel county now. sky fox over the scene in pasadena where four adults and five children were injured after two boats collided in the river. the crash happened just before 7:00 last night. it is not clear what caused the accident. all of the people involved have nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> today is the one-year anniversary of the east coast earthquake that devastated much of the region. the 5-point # magnitude quake caused large cracks in the washington monument and also damaged parts of the national cathedral. fema is marking today's anniversary with an event at the monument at 10:30 this morning. and it caused more tha

hebron high school in howard county. >>> amber alert is over this morning. a father is in custody for allegedly kidnapping his 1-year-old son. police say julio arriaza abducted cesar martinez. police found the two just before midnight in the district heights area. martinez was not hurt and police are not releasing any of the details about the case. charges are pending. >>> this morning we're learning about a maryland soldier killed in afghanistan. 24-year-old sergeant david v. williams died saturday in kandahar. williams was from frederick, based@joint base lewis-mcchord in washington state. the cause of death is under investigation. this was his first deployment to afghanistan. >>> new this morning, a washington state plan is behind bars accuse of making threats against the president. the police stormed his home in federal way outside seattle. about 2:00 yesterday secret service agents intercepted threatening e-mails sent to a general government e-mail address by 31-year-old anton caluori. he was armed with two guns and said something about explosives. the

hebron high school. mayr at the university of delaware. the crash also crushed vehicles under one section of the bridge. the ntsb is now heading up this investigation and they say, though, no one onboard the train pulled the emergency brake, it automatically kicked in once the train began coming off of the track. >> the three crew members onboard i've reviewed their statements and all their statements indicate that they felt nothing and they saw nothing before emergency braking occurred on their train. >> reporter: nothing out of the ordinary. investigators will also look at a camera, as well as an events recorder that were onboard the train. >> by a long shot this is the biggest mess that i've seen. >> just at the wrong place at the wrong time, you don't know what is going to happen. >> reporter: we do expect additional information from the ntsb within the next 30 minutes. melissa mollet, new 4z, back to you. >> at this point, there are still lots of questions. the most pressing, why did the train derail killing two friends who were suppo

and whereas i resented that hebron, the folks from the cdc came. they said, okay, were taking over. and so i resented that, that's absolutely true. then i saw that i could learn some much. really initiated me into field epidemiology. i am grateful for him. and it was not only the u.s., but that is like in some of these jokes. i mean, a frenchman and a south african and britain and the belgian and an american and a plan. what happened. the power of coming up from different perspectives. but i was very impressed by the technical superiority and the strategic superiority of the american colleagues. so i was there a set, i want to go to america and learn just see . next time we find a new virus i can be in charge also. it was the only for myself, but just to become a unit, to share this. i came back to belgium. >> the sad thing you discovered after seeing patients bleed out, the horrors that are ebola, if you have not seen it, is a very terrible disease and an awful way for anyone to suffer for dying. particularly sad thing for you as a flemish kid growing up in belgium at a time when f