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. >> what about the two other detained americans, kenneth bay and matthew miller. if you look back at how they answered your questions and described their condition, jeffrey was more complimentary, if you could say. the other two taking a bit more of a stern or possibly accurate description of what they're going through and they are facing more serious charges, even though we've seen north korea offer all these olive branches to many different nations. can they expect anything in the next few months? >> well, that certainly -- we know those are discussions that have been happening, back channel conversations that have been happening. we don't know what communication has gone on between the north korean government and the united states. we do know that sweden, which has an embassy in pyongyang has been an intermediary in a lot of these situations. but you're right when you point out the contrast between jeffrey's interview and matthew miller's interview. matthew miller didn't answer some of my questions. he gave very short answers to others. when i asked why he tore

but we are focused on the continued detention of kenneth bey, and matthew miller and call on their relersa married father of three children. he was one of throw held by north korea and interviewed by an american tv reporter and he apologized for breaking the law. and appeared from speaking from talking points. he was held in isolation in his hotel. he did not have contact with the other american prisoners including kenneth bey. fowle entered on april 29th and arrested on may, and he admitted the guilt with the cnn reporter last month and the state department released a statement on jeffrey fowle and calling on the dprk to release kenneth bey and matthew miller. he's been sentenced to 15 years of hard labor and he described that in that interview about a month ago. we understand that the u.s. military may have been involved in transporting jeffrey fowle out of north korea and we understand that he is on the way to guam as we speak, shannon. >> i can't imagine the relief of his loved ones and the hopes for the other two men held there. thank you. >>> stunning new claims surrounding the five

in announcing this today from the white house said that they still want matthew miller and kenneth bae, two other americans being held here. clearly a signal from north korea and negotiated by swedish diplomats who represent the united states since we do not have diplomatic relations with the north and that it was by a pentagon plane, which came in, landed at the international airport in pyonyang and took him out and he's on his way home via guam. >> you did have a u.s. government plane able to fly in and take him out of there. the u.s. has been trying to, as you said, seek the release of these other men. the high-level delegations. talk about how that works and the back channeling works with the government like the one in pyongy pyongyang that we have no diplomatic relationships with. >> between north korean and american diplomats. sometimes working through beijing, through the chinese, sometimes working on the ground through the swedes who represent us there in the north korean capital. so, there has been back channels. there has been recent communications between north korea and sou

matthew miller was arrested in april on charges of disturbing law and order. japan's finance minister has suggested that the leaders of japan and china meet for some talks next month. taro aso made the proposal to a high-ranking chinese official. aso had a five-minute exchange with vice premier zhang gaoli in beijing. they were attending a group from the economic corporation forum. >> translator: i told zhang that it would be very significant for improving bilateral ties if the top leaders could talk on the sidelines of the apec summit in beijing next month. >> aso told reporters that japan's direct investment in china for the first half of this year dropped about 49% from a year earlier. he said continued dialogue is necessary in order to improve ties between the two nations. aso is the second ranking position in the cabinet of shinzo abe. zhang is the number seven man in the chinese communist party. >>> china is trying to expand in asia. so what can you tell us? >> the chinese president proposed last year the creation of a new bank. it would be for investing

. >> as fowle heads home there are questions about what this means for kenneth bye and matthew miller, the other two americans still detained by the north. and the regime's reclusive leader, kim jong-un has made yet another public appearance, an attempt to stifle the rumors that his leadership is in jeopardy. let's bring in cnn's will ripley. live from tokyo. he had a rare interview with all three detainees recently. was there any sign that one of them would be dangerous threat to the jong-un. >> i admit my guilt to the government and signed a statement to that effect. >> he begged to go home to his family and pleaded for hem from the u.s. government. >> i need to let people know that i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help. >> we're preparing for the worst-case scenario. >> fowle's attorney says his family was preparing for the long haul, years of hard labor, just like the two other americans held in north korea. missionary kenneth bae, convicted of a religious plat to overthrow the regime and matthew miller convicted of committing hostile acts for tearing up his touris

is still working aggressively to free matthew miller and kenneth miller. you can see the press room there. we will keep an eye for you. let's go to the chief global correspondent who is following this. >> the details as you say are scarce at the moment, but the state department has confirmed that jeffrey foal has been freed from captivity and is now in guam. possibly already on the way back to the united states. extremely unusual circumstances and even the fact that a u.s. plane landed in the north korean capital to take back home a citizen. we know that jeffrey foal has been held in a hotel room in pyongyang for some weeks. he is from ohio. a father of three who had a passion for adventure and went to north korea on vacation. unfortunately he left behind a bible in his hotel room. as far as the north koreans were concerned. that was an offense. the united states tried for a long time to get 18 envoy to negotiate his release and the north koreans wouldn't have it, but they released him. two americans remain detained in north korea. ben ethbay who is a kore

we want to bring in now matthew miller, in fact. as we speak about the all the videos that went viral. this is one of them. he was at the parliament building when the shootings took place. posted this to vibe. you can see, no one really know what is's going on. matthew, thanks so much for staying up late for us and speaking with us. i know this is your beat essentially. tell us what you experienced this morning as it unfoolded. >> good morning. as you can imagine, it's been a long day in ottawa. i had just walked through the corridors above where the shots were fired in towards my office. the first shot rang off. it sound the nothing unfamiliar, it sounded like construction, tables or chairs falling or moving. nothing unusual. but shouting quickly ensued after that and there were several handgun shots fired. by my account, at least two dozen rounds if not more. the gunshots lasted for several minutes. we were barricaded in our office on the north side of the building, which is in close quarters to the house of commons and the senate

he's had about two years already in detention in north korea and matthew miller sentenced to eight years. but, of course, when you look at jeffrey's crime or alleged crime if you like, it is less serious in north korea's eyes than the other two american citizens. yes, he did leave a bible in a club in a northern port city. of course, anything that is religious and not state sponsored is more than frowned upon in north korea. it is seen as a hostile act against the regime and an attempt to topple the regime. but it's not as serious in north korea's eyes as the crimes from the other two u.s. citizens. >> of course, the question remains, if he's released, what about the other two americans? thank you so much. >>> to indiana we go where police are frantically searching abandoned homes. looking for more victims, maore bodies of a possible serial killer. and as they looked for bodies, possibly connected to darren van. the man police say led them to half dozen dead women in the last couple of days. everything was set in motion because of this young woman, her body, the discovery of 19-year-old

kenneth bay and matthew miller. roxannena seberia spoke to his sister. >> she said his release is bittersweet. she wishes her brother could have been on his way home, too. >> these images of jeffrey foule renighting with his loved ones are bringing hope and disappointment to the family of kenneth bay. >> i tiered up just like probably a lot of people who watched that. you know, it's a happy moment, a reunion. but it's also bittersweet because that's the moment that we have been fighting for and dreaming about for the past two years. >> the korean american is serving 15 years of hard labor. he is charged with trying to overthrow the north korean government ♪ you know you have been a good friend ♪ >> his friends say he was visiting north korea as a tour guide. a third american, matthew miller, is serving six years for committing what north korea calls hostile acts, foule was never sentenced. >> one thing that's different is both kenneth and matthew miller were both tried and sentenced according to their judicial syste

kenneth bay and matthew miller. we spoke with bay's sister.anne. >> she says she she feels mixed emotions about kenneth bay's release, on the one hand she's happy he is home but wishes her brother could have been on that plane too. these images of jeffrey foul reunited with his loved ones are bring both hope and disappointment to the family of kenneth bay. >> i teared up just like probably a lot of people who watched that. you know, it's a happy moment, reunion, but it's alsobilitier sweet because that's the moment that we have been fighting for and dreaming about for the past two year old. >> the korean american is serving 15 years of hard labor. he's charged with trying to overthrow the north korean government. ♪ you know you have been a good friend ♪ >> his friends say he was visiting north korea as a tour guide. >> good treatment. >> a third american matthew miller is serving six years for committing what north korea calls hostile acts. powelfowel was never sentenced. >> one thing that's different is kenneth and matthew miller were both tr

and matthew miller entered the country seeking asylum and tore up his visa. military officials say his situation is very urgent and believes he will be sent to prison. >>> now, a research scholar at columbia university and a cnn analyst, i spoke with her a short time ago and began to ask her about north korea's possible motives for releasing fowle. >> reporter: well, what north koreans typically want is a very high level engagement. as you know, previously, jimmy carter, former president jimmy carter went to north korea and former president bill clinton went to north korea to release the american citizens before. so they really want a very high level visit from the united states. but they haven't been able to do that. so i think right now they're trying to, by releasing one american citizen, it highlights another citizen not being released. it is a way to engage in united states. >> it is so difficult for us, as journalists or even foreign journalists to understand what is happening in pyongyang. i know you once sat beside the ambassador, besides what he is s

matthew miller and kenneth bae were both found guilty. >> happy for him and his family, of course, still thinking about the two other americans held in captivity in north korea, paula hancocks in seoul, thank you so much. >>> we do have ebola news. two passengers who arrived in the united states are on close watch. officials say they're both liberians, arrived on separate planes. both vomited during their flights but neither had a fever. they and their traveling companions are being isolated and screens add area hospitals. another liberia landed at newark, the cdc said he's being screened at a local hospital. according to the homeland security website as of sunday washington dulles had also referred four people to atlanta for ebola screening. and they said tuesday it's tightening the net on the airport screenings. it's ordering all passengers entering the united states from guinea, sierra leone and liberia to come through one of the five airports doing enhanced screens, they are new york's jfk and washington, atlanta and newark. and they filled the convention center with the latest proto

the state department is still trying to free americans matthew miller and kenneth bae. they are the longest held american prisoners since korean war. miller, one of the recent prisoners remains incarcerated. >> experience matters in the world series. san francisco pitcher madison bumgarner pitched seven brilliant innings. san francisco takes game one in kansas city against the royals. final score 7-16789 the giants -- 7-1. the giants have lost the last seven world series games -- have won their last seven world series games [ inaudible ] the. has been criticized for lacking an aggressive response to the virus, something the administration is acknowledging. >> there have been some shortcomings in the response and the president has been pressing on his team for quite some time now to ensure that our response lives up to the high standards that he has set for his team in service of the american people. >> the president is also being criticized for picking klain for his lack of medical experience. the government has announce add new list of protocols. all passengers arrivin

a lot of people are concerned about kenneth bae and matthew miller, the other two americans who are being he has not seen them and never saw them in the six months he was there. he could not tell us anything about them but prays for them every day. he's a religious man which is why he brought a bible with him to north korea even though it's considered a crime in north korea. during our interview, we talked about that bible and we talked about his arrest. listen to this. >> it was nerve-wracking, to be sure. i went with the guys and they showed me the bible and they said, is this your bible? i said yes. they put me in a black four-door said van and we went to pyongyang and that's where i spent the first three weeks of my detention. >> were you interrogated or questioned? >> yes. >> what did they ask you? >> mainly events leading to my decision to bring the bible, how i actually did it, the mechanics of it, who did i talk to before the trip? what motivated me to do this, on and on, about 100 pages worth of writing e. plaining these various things and extensive investigation process. >> what

what about matthew miller. how might this perhaps be a harbinger of things to come for them? >> after the rupture with relations with beijing, been reaching out to moscow, tokyo, seoul and now washington. and these two other guys are certainly bargaining chips and they will eventually release. but it could take some time for a number of reasons. and one of them is that the north koreans want exact some revenge on kenneth bay. and from their perspective, that really is a serious, serious offense. they want to make him pay as a lesson to others. so, yes, i expect him to be released because he's in poor medical condition. but it's going to take some time. and it's going to be really dependent on international relations, how things go with washington. >> apparently an envoy was asked for, and according tof9u our reporting, doesn't appear one was sent.÷t gordon chang, thank you so much. let me turn quickly now to st. louis and go live to the governor of missouri, jay nixon speaking out specifically on actions, apparently, the state is about to take in the wake of what happened in

matthew miller has been detained since april, serving hard labor sentence, accused of espionage. it is an owe peak regime. you never know what is happening there. there are experts trying to read the tea leaves on a daily base. it's unknown how north korea is approaching the release of the other two americans detained. >> in hong kong, protest leaders met with government officials for talks aimed at ending weeks of pro democracy demonstrations. there was no agreement and little sign of compromise on the protestors chief demand. we've got live pictures from the financial district. you've seen this shot for weeks now there in hong kong. thousands are still demonstrating there on the streets, resting now, early morning there in hong kong, just after 6:00 a.m. sarah clark has more now from hong kong. >> they arrived by the thousands, most, if not all realistic about their limited chances. >> we all understand that we can't really get any concrete results, but at least an open dialogue can tell everybody why we are all here. >> they've been here for weeks, demonstrators occupying hong

. >> matthew miller is the parliamentary bureau chief for the vancouver observer.was at the parliament building when the shootings took place. he posted this video, in fact. this went viral during the day. i spoke with him a short while ago, about what happened and what it means for canadians. >> sources inside the government have confirmed with me at this hour that the suspect's relations with a federal civil servant by the name of susan bibeau, who is the deputy director for the immigrant relations board -- sorry, immigrant and refugee board in canada, which is a board of appeal to deal with matters of immigration. it's alleged the suspect did have his passport revoked for reasons unknown. what i can also tell you at this hour, government lines involving the federal cabinet are not scheduled to meet tomorrow. so what i'm reporting at this time, those who are involved with the cabinet business of government are not meeting. we understand the host will be sitting, but cabinet meetings have been postponed at this point. >> okay, so new information to us anyway there

the white house has called for the immediate release of two other americans, kenneth bae and matthew miller custody. let's bring in miguel marquez who is outside fowle's home in dayton. good morning, miguel. >> reporter: good morning, carol. we expect mr. fowle to show up. he is enroute after that emotional and tearful reunion with his family this morning at wright patterson air force base and an unbelievable sight to see this guy in a facility in pyongyang one moment and then in guam and on to hawaii and stops once for fuel and flown in by special delivery by the department of defense and walks off that plane with his carry-on only baggage to see his kid run up to him. his kid, says the commander of the air base, didn't know what was coming. >> i was pretty nervous. you know, the children knew something was up when the airplane arrived and they had cameras, but as soon as they saw dad the tears came out. i got very emotional because you can anticipate what would your children react, how would your children react if you were in that situation? so it was great. >> not a typical mission for y

bay who has already been captive for two years and matthew miller recently sentenced to six years of hard labor. live in the satellite center this afternoon, john gonzalez, abc 7 news. >> thank you, a new government report questions the secret service mission from 2011. that saw some agents pulled from duty. the investigation found agents left the white house while the president was there on two different occasions. the agents went to the home of a fellow employee in la plata. apparently they were in a dispute with the neighborhood. they say it was motivated by the employee's friendship with high level secret service officials. >>> an investigation follows several other scandals involving secret service members. in april of 2012, a dozen agents were caught soliciting pros at this tudes at a hotel in colombia. in november of 2013, an agent left a bullet in a room at d.c.'s hey adams hotel where he had been staying with a woman. this past march, three agents were sent home after being found drunk in amsterdam. last month a fence jumper made it into the east room of the white house. >>

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while they might find that offensive, it's not as bad as kenneth bay and matthew miller in their view. >> does this bode well for the release of the other two? >> i think it does. north korea is in a new phase of diplomacy. i think essentially they need the help from the west and especially the united states. i think there's a lot goingen on under the surface. >> do you think the new phase of diplomacy is directed by the supreme leader himself? >> it could be, but we've seen a lot of turbulence over the last four years. we could have new elements setting policy in north korea, including that general who went to south korea at the beginning of this month. i think that disappearance suggests there's trouble in the regime. >> >> the united states nations is looking into a tax on u.n. facilities during israel's offensive in gaza this summer. secretary general ban ki-moon said it will focus on where civilians were killed. 2100 palestinians and 67 israelis died in the conflict. >> they are breaking out umbrellas in the east today. >> let's look at the forecast. >> in west palm beach florida

kenneth bay a christian missionary and matthew miller.th korea says he shredded his american passport when he arrived in the country and asked for asylum. >>> a san jose man died during a rock climbing accident in utah. they attempted the iron ma via on sunday -- messiah on sunday. officials say at one point spencer fell backwards about 80 feet hitting several ledges. he was not roped in or wearing a helmet. he died at the hospital. >>> a 107-year-old water may that burst near san francisco general hospital has been patched up. the road temporarily repaired. a more permanent solution won't come until the spring of 2015 when a new pipeline that is designed to bend under stress will be imstalled. yesterday's rupture caused minor flooding and traffic delays. >>> investor has expressed interest in financing the $2 billion coliseum city in oakland. the open city council voted to allow his san diego term. possibly with the a's for a new ballpark on the coliseum site. he admits there is a love lot of work to do. as the the mayor said in the begi

north korean authorities have sentenced kenneth bea and matthew miller to hard labor. >>> officials from japan, china, and south korea have met for the first time to discuss ways to respond to cyberattacks. they agreed to make efforts to advance confidence building in this field. china's foreign ministry hosted the meeting. the japanese delegation included officials from the ministries of defense and internal affairs. details of the discussions were not disclosed but they reportedly agreed to continue their talks on the subject. china has been criticized by the u.s. and other countries for its involvement in cyberattacks and spying. japanese officials say their chinese counterparts explained the country's policies on combatting cyberattacks. the three nations agreed to facilitate cooperation on the issue in 2012. but there had been no face to face talks until tuesday's meeting because of soured relations with japan. >>> iran has pledged wide support to iraq in its fight against islamic state militants. the insurgent group is gaining ground in northern and western iraq despite air attacks

matthew miller and christian missionary kenneth bae. now, a special report.s of thousands of migrant children largely from central america have flooded into the u.s. over the past year in a surge that culminated this summer. they're now awaiting court decisions about whether they should be deported. kim lawton looks at how people of faith are trying to help the children through the complicated legal process, even as the nation continues to debate whether or not they should be sent back. >> reporter: in suburban maryland, teenage siblings henry and sarah are taking a walk with their uncle and two young cousins. a world away from their former home in el salvador where gangs terrorized their community. >> they start killing in front of our house, and every day was getting worse. >> reporter: henry says gang members followed him everywhere, making threats and trying to force him to join them. one of karen's close friends was raped. the situation became so desperate, that in march 2012, their parents decided to send them to the u.s., unaccompanied, to be with thei

matthew miller and kenneth bae, both reportedly sentenced to hard labor. tonight the white house is calling on the north korean government to release those americans. now, the state department strongly warns against travel there, but north korea likes the hard currency tourism brings in, and advertises everything from surfing to skiing. >> chris jansing at the white house for us tonight, thanks. >>> weather is once again in the news tonight, up and down the eastern seaboard. look at the scene in west palm beach, florida. major flooding after at least nine inches of rain in parts of palm beach county, as a system just parked itself over that area for several hours. to the north millions dealing with a huge nor'easter that's forecast to stick around for a few days. right now it stretches from west virginia and north carolina, north all the way to maine, bringing torrential rain, high winds, and flooding along the coast. >>> we have an update tonight on this sweeping recall of defective air bags in upwards of 16 million cars. as we reported here last night, t

kenneth bae and matthew miller who also admitted to whatever infraction it was they were charged withtry. what's their fate? >> reporter: well, officials say they're still working to release matthew todd miller and kenneth bae. as you know, kathy bae's been the one we've been hearing a lot about. he was sentenced to 15 years in a hard labor camp. he says in this interview he's been working six days a week, eight hours a day in a labor camp. and looking for u.s. support, all of them asking for the u.s. let's take a listen right now to jeffrey fowl talking to cnn's will ripley just last month, ashleigh. >> i need to let people know that i'm getting desperate. i'm getting desperate for help. i understand there are three americans in detention here, which i think is the most since the pueblo incident. >> you have no communication with the others? >> no. ion kenneth bae has been here for the longest. >> reporter: kenneth bae, desperate to get back. this poor man in a north korean prison camp -- but this is the most valuable prison the u.s. wants to get back. they feel it will take a little

a positive decision by the dprk, we remain focused on the continued detens of kenneth bay and matthew millerd again calling the dprk to immediately release them. >> a lot of lingering questions, jake, including why now and why only fowle? we mention there had are three americans being held, fowle seemed the most sympathetic of those three. what he did was against the law, but leaving the hotel -- a bible in a hotel wasn't seep as serious as say kenneth bay's charges of proselytizing, a high crime in north korea, seems like it will take a lot longer to get mr. bay released. nobody seems to know why now, it came out of the blue but amid a lot of diplomatic ac 2015 north korea, a lot of officials traveling outside country. many north korea experts believe something is up. so, watch this space, jake. >> thank you so much. >>> why could american teenagers attempt to fly to syria to fight alongside jihadi extremists? it's a disturbing trend. we have seep young people becoming rat cal lized and have the latest story next. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something

north korea is still holding two other americans kenneth bye and matthew miller. straight ahead "on the record" investigate. you are going inside the home of jesse matthew. he is the suspect in the kidnapping of uva co-ed hannah graham. you are only going to see it right here. plus, breaking bad, a show about a teacher turned meth kingpin. would you want your children playing with toys from that show that includes fake meth? angry parents taking on toys r us. now actor brian cranston is angry at the parents coming up. right now the medical examiner is trying to determine if human remains found on saturday are hannah grahaams. griff jenkins joins us live from charlottesville. griff? >> hi, greta. as we wait for that forensic evidence out of county. "on the record" took a look at key parts of this investigation. we went back and revisited them. looking for new clues, here's what we found. take a look 2. >> 2:00 a.m. saturday morning, september 13th. this is the last place jesse matthew and hannah graham are seen together, allegedly he bought her a drink before leavin

kenneth bae and matthew miller are serving time in prison camps.the past it has taken a former president like jimmy carter to secure the release. this time it didn't happen. so what would pyongyang want in return for this seemingly humanitarian gesture? >> ultimately, it's a couple things. one is economic and basically legitimacy. they want to be seen as legitimate amongst the members of the international community. they want aid, because that helps prop up the regime. >> reporter: there's been a flurry of diplomatic activity in recent weeks. officials are wracking up air miles, even crossing the border into south korea for an unexpected meeting. and north and south korea exchanging fire. many believe a recent report on their labor camps and human rights abuses may have been a trigger for a change in political attitude. representatives to the u.n. have been courting publicity, a very unusual move. jeffrey fowle's release is just the latest, despite evidence to the contrary it does care about its international reputation. paula hancocks, cnn, seoul.

kenneth bay a christian missionary and matthew miller.dded his american passport when he arrived in the country and asked for asylum. >>> investor is showing interest in financing the $2 billion coliseum city project in oakland. floyd appeared yesterday with oakland major jean quan. the oakland city council voted to allow his san diego company three months to come to terms with the oakland raiders on a deal for a new stadium. and possibly with the oakland a's for a new ballpark on the coliseum site. he admits there is a lot of work to do. >> daddy war bucks is not sitting back and ready to write a check. as zach said a moment ago and as the major said in the beginning, this is a very complex opportunity. >> and the oakland raiders lease in oakland will expire after this season. >>> the mayor's of san francisco and kansas city have a friendly wager over the world series. if the giants win james will come to san francisco and sing with the glide memorial church choir. he all then serve food to the homeless. and he will send some of kansas i

kenneth bay a christian missionary and matthew miller.is american passport when he arrived in the country and asked for asylum. >>> a big investor is showing interest in financing the $2 billion coliseum city project in oakland. floyd appeared with oakland mayor jean quan yesterday. the oakland city council voted to allow his san diego company the renaissance companies to give them three months to come to terms with the raiders on a deal for a new stadium and possibly with the oakland a's for a new ballpark on that coliseum site. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2. the giants score a decisive victory game one of the world seize. we'll have a live report from kansas city. >> plus an e. coli scare that is effecting hundreds of homes in the bay area. >>> breaking news we've been following for the past 60 minutes. a huge pallet fire in gilroy. how it's affecting traffic in southern santa clara county. >> reporter: and the fall classic is up and running. this morning royal fans are waking up down 1-0. i'm mike mibach live in kansas city where

but there are two other americans that remain deaned there, kenneth bae and matthew miller. >> mike viqueira at the white house. paul worked with energy on the issues, and he's a program director at the plowshares fund. what do you make of this? are you surprised? >> i am a bit surprised, john, and thank you for having me. in the past couple of episodes where we had american detainees, there has been a little bit more visibility in the days and weeks prior to their release. and in this case, mr. fowle was released. and it's a surprise. >> do you think that there's any connection between what's going on in north korea, and we don't know what's going on in north korea following kim jong un's disappearance. >> i doubt it. and the question you and is the heart of the matter. i'm smiling a bit at your north korea expert. i've been there twice, and it's something that i work on as my role in the plowshares fund. but really, there are quite a few experts on north korea, because we know so little, and we end up speculating quite a bit. there have been exchanges of gunfire in north korea and there of

matthew miller, can you hear me? >> yes. good afternoon. i'm with you on the line. >> matthew, can you give me your vantage point, your circumstance, and whether you were in the parliament when this happened? >> yes. certainly. i was in the building and the press gallery offices are right above and adjacent to where the shooting took place. we were in very close proximity. we heard a loud bang. it sounded like a pallet dropping but right away there was lots of shelving and immediately after that, about three dozen rounds of handgun fire being shot, presumably at the suspects who now remains dead within the building. >> matthew, did you witness that? sorry to interrupt, but did you witness a body at any point? >> at the moment i was in the hallway but immediately ran for cover. i did not witness the body but we barricaded in the office for about 45 minutes. we eventually had a break. we broke through a window and were evacuated with the assistance of police on the outside of the building. but what i can tell you is that initial shooter was on

is still trying to free americans matthew miller and kenneth bay. a u.s. government plane was spotted at the international airport today, trying to send a high level envoy to seek the release of the three men. and here's what josh aeronest had to say -- earnest at today's briefing. >> i am in a position to confirm that jeffrey has been allowed to depart the dprk and is on his way home to join is his family. we certainly welcome the decision to release him. this is a positive decision by the dprk, we remain focused on the continued detention of kenneth bae and matthew miller and calling on the dprk to immediately release them. we're appreciative of the efforts of the government of sweden, for the tireless efforts of their embassy in pyongyang which acts as the protecting power of the united states in the dprk. as a condition of his release, the dprk authorities asked the united states government to transfort mr. foll out of the country upon his release. the department of defense was anal to provide transportation -- able to provide transportation in the tim

matthew miller and kenneth bay. miller is from california and accused of ripping up his tourist visa and asking for asylum. bay has been in custody since 2012 he is a missionary. >> 5:21 on your wednesday morning. it's almost halloween, trick or treating may be scarying for parents than kids. >> because of food allergies a new halloween decoration could keep kids safe and give parents peace of mind. >> asking people to hand out toys instead of candy. those who do put out a teal pum ken to show it's safe for kids with allergies. >> they're not being singled out because they can't have something in particular. this helps them to be included. >> allergy experts warn even if you buy peanut-free canny, fun size versions are manufactured differently, making them potentially dangerous for kids. >> don't know if i'd have the same experience without the candy. if you have allergies, that's problematic. >>> two bay area restaurants considered among the best in the world now. californians are discovering the real risks behind

terry, has, has used this as an opportunity to call again for the release of your brother and matthew millerything from this, from this state department do you want? have you heard anything? what would you look to happen? >> i am thankful for the on going efforts of the state department. i know they have been trying very hard behind the sanz to quietly advocate for kenneth and try to secure his release. and i would just ask that, you know, continue to -- to make sure that this case its getting the, the priority that it deserves. you know we are coming upon a two-year anniversary. so, that's, just when i think about that i just, my heart breaks. i can't believe that we are still here. you know that he is still there. after two years. and -- you know that's, that's a fact. and that's just -- you know that, the third thanksgiving that we are spending without him home. and you know we want him home for the holidays. >> that puts it into perspective. probably a better more direct question i should have said what would you look to see happen diplomatically in your estimation? >> i don't know what

. >> we are mindful that kenneth bae and matthew miller continue to be detained in dprk. and understand the disappointment their families are experiencing today that their loved ones did not return home with jeff. jeff would like you to know he was treated well by the government of the dprk and he's can you wantly in good health. >> according to north korean state media, leader kim jong un ordered fowle's release in response to repeated requests from president barack obama. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says no concessions were made to secure fowle's freedom, but as paula hancocks reports, that doesn't mean north korea won't expect anything in return. >> fowle was the low hanging fruit. he hadn't yet been charged. that's the first opportunity to get a citizen released is before the formal judicial process has really kicked in. kenneth bay is serving lengthy sentences in hard baylor camps. it's taken the next president like bill clinton or jimmy carter to secure the release of a prisoner. that's what pyongyang wanted this time. it didn't happen for jeffrey fowle, so w

. >> reporter: those two americans are matthew miller and kenneth baye, sentenced to hard crime for hostilects against north korea. >> again, calling the dprk to immediately release them. >> reporter: the state department says jeffrey was evaluated by a doctor and appears to be in good health. karen travers, abc news, washington. >>> olympic blade runner oscar pistorius is serving the first night of his prison sentence for killing his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. a judge in pretoria handed down the maximum sentence allowed, five years in prison. legal experts say he could be moved to house arrest in as little as ten months. family members on both sides say they are satisfied with the sentence and that includes the victim steenkamp's parents. >> you think justice has been served? >> yes. >> we are satisfied. opportunity to pay back to society. >> pistorius fatally shot steenkamp through a bathroom during last valentine's day. a judge acquitted him of murder but found him guilty of culpable homicide, similar to manslaughter here in the united states. >>> five high school coaches in new jersey

. >> matthew miller, thank you so much. parliamentary bureau chief of the vancouver observer.ciate it very much. stay safe to you. we have to take a quick break. when we come back, how what's happening in ottawa is affecting the united states and specifically arlington national cemetery and house security is being increased for sure. stay with me. [ female announcer ] you change your style. why not your eye color? new air optix® colors prescription contact lenses enhance your eye color for a naturally beautiful look with consistent comfort. find your perfect color and get a free trial offer at airoptixcolors.com. >>> welcome back. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm brooke baldwin. in case you are just now joining us. let me bring you up to speed on what's been happening for multiple hours in ottawa, the capital of canada. according to a news conference, the 911 calls started coming in around 9:52 a.m. local time that there had been a canadian armed forces member, this soldier that had been guarding this war memorial there near parliament

. >> given that, what is likely to happen to kenneth bay and matthew miller? >> we can only assume that talks are ongoing using the traditional back channels between the united states and north korea. the two countries don't have a diplomatic relationship. sweden does. they have an embassy in pyongyang. the swedish government has been a key intermediary helping to pass information to the governments and their families back in the united states. but what will happen next really is anyone's guess. as the state department points out, the ball is in north korea's court. the u.s. continues to push for the release of the other two americans. but as of right now, they're serving their sentences, hard labor after being found guilty of their crimes. >> all right. many thanks to will ripley, joining us there live from tokyo. >>> right now we want to talk about ben bradlee, a man phone for his unyielding pursuit of the truth and for helping inspire a generation of journalists. >> the former "washington post" editor died tuesday after a long battle with alzheimer's diseas

americans matthew miller and kenneth bae are still being held, for convictions ranging from "hostile acts" to espionage. >> woodruff: islamic state fighters in syria are claiming they seized weapons air-dropped by the u.s. yesterday. the guns and ammunition were meant for kurds defending the town of kobani. video posted online showed militants looking through crates of rocket-propelled grenades and other arms. they also posted sarcastic "thank you" notes. at the pentagon, rear admiral john kirby acknowledged a least one load went astray. but he said the overall air campaign is helping. >> what i can tell you is that the constant pressure from the air and it's not insignificant, the pressure from the ground by these kurdish forces has done a lot to keep isil at bay from taking the whole town. >> woodruff: kirby also said the campaign against "islamic state" forces has cost $424 million since august. >> ifill: there was no let-up today in the barrage of bombings in iraq. a series of attacks in or near baghdad killed at least 30 people in shiite districts. the targets were restaurants a

. >> but as secretary kerry said, there are two other americans, matthew miller and kenneth bay who remainrean custody. on tuesday, bay's sister release add statement saying while we wrestle with the disappointment kenneth was not brought home as well, we believe, however optimistic, this release could be a sign of hope for kenneth. joining me now, a man who sat across the table from north korean officials, former new mexico governor bill richardson. thank you so much for being on the show. >> nice to be with you, luke. >> you said you think this could represent a thawing in u.s./north korean relations? why? >> well, because it's good news on three fronts. one, kim jong-un made the decision. and that's the first time we've sensed a positive gesture on his part. secondly, it was a humanitarian gesture with no conditions. the north koreans didn't even request a special envoy or big political star to pick him up. third, it seems that what we're getting from the north koreans is the first signs of, okay, we're ready to start talking, come out of our isolation. and we want to show you a nice ge

although we are overjoyed by jeff's return home we are mindful kenneth bay and matthew miller continue to be held in the dprk and understand the disappointment they're experiencing. jeff would like you to know he was treated well, that he's currently in good health. the past 24 hours have been a whirlwind for jeff and his family. jeff needs some time right now to get adjusted to his life at home. we respectfully request he and his family be given some time and spice by the media. we are aware of the intense interest in talking with jeff and plan on deciding the best time and place to be available for further comment and question questio questions. thank you all very, very much. >> we asked him a couple of questions and this is the lawyer here leaving mr. fowl's residence. we did ask him a couple questions after that statement and he did give us a thumb's up. he wanted to say how he was feeling. there was a point during -- when his lawyer was reading that statement that it was almost like mr. fowle was about to break into tiers because he knows how important this is for those other fami