jayne tried to comfort eduardo. one of the abductors threatened more pain. >> he kept yelling at him, "shut up, you [ bleep ], or i'll give you another one." d you could whll he was trying to disguise his voice. >> reporter: within minutes, word of the attack got back to the school. something was wrong. a teacher rushed to the now-abandoned jeep. >> i went with my partner and the left window was all broken and blood was in the ground. i had a feeling it was a kidnapping. >> reporter: in the suv, under that gagging pillowcase, jayne struggled to breathe. she reached out for eduardo. >> i felt blood all down his arm. >> reporter: then she felt the blood pouring from her own slashed finger. she tried to memorize each bump and turn as the suv veered onto the highway toward san miguel, then, minutes later, pulled over, stopped. someone yanked eduardo from the suv. he screamed. >> i hear the doors of the vehicle open and after i hear them shut i can no longer hear my husband's muffled screams. th?en i hear what sounds lik

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prosecutors say the victim 17-year-old laquan mcdonald was shot 16 times in 15 seconds by officer jaynes van dyke. it happened last october. mcdonald was carrying a small knife but appears to be walking away from the officers. he is spun around by the initial shot and on the ground for 15 of the 16 seconds in which shots were fired. >> the officer went overboard, you know. and he abused his authority, and i don't believe the force was necessary. >> julie: last night protest >> julie: last night protesters walked streets and highway in the heart of chicago highway in the heart of chicago. mcdonald's parents have called on demonstrators to avoid violence. again we are only showing a portion of that video on the air because it is so graphic. we have posted the full video online whether you can choose whether to watch it. you can find it on myfoxboston.com. >>> 4:05 right now. we are following developing news this morning. police are on the hunt for a man who murdered a hyde park bomb and dumped her body on train tracks. ashley bortner's body was found tied up in bridge water. owens was resp

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and democratic congresswoman and president of the woodrow wilson international center sfr scholars jaynearmon. the kill iing of jihady john, t victory in sinjar, those are significant developments, but i don't think we have to go overboard and say it's turning the tide. >> i agree, it's too early to put the banner that says mission accomplished on top of the aircraft carrier. and in sinjar they have to hold it. they with respearen't the domin fighters. it was the peshmerga that won the battle with our air cover. i don't know where this goes. we still have to get raqqa, ramadi and continue the raids. >> there's a lot of other stuff going on. sinjar is important because it's on that road from raqqa, the so-called capital of the islamic state. which they still control the second largest city in iraq. they have now controlled it for a couple years. no indications of the iraqi military stepping up to the plate to retake that city. there's still a long battle ahead, right? >> i think so. this would probably be one of the first steps. it's very important. and i think this was important that the

let's bring in former congresswoman jayne harmon. now she's director of the wilson center. me here in studio cnn national security commentator mike rogers who was the senior republican on the intelligence committee the chairman of the intelligence committee. congresswoman, let me start with you. earlier this week even before the intelligence community began talking to reporters, you said you suspected foul play in this plane crash. why? >> because the signature of this it seems to me is an explosion. and i doubt the engine blew up. we don't know for sure, but it is plausible that this was either a crude bomb or a sophisticated bomb. and the use of sophisticated bombs on airplanes has already been attempted. so that's what led me to believe that. plus, sharm el sheikh is a bizarre of a town. the airport is wide open. there are sunnis who are very angry at russia for helping the shia in syria. and you put all that together and it just seems to me that cocktail is likely to be a bomb. >> congressman, one of the reasons why people were reluctant to believe isis after they initi