the exclusiveness in elijah muhammad's original teachings. as abdus salam, in our interview will see, he also, over time, began to question the exclusivity in the original teachings of elijah muhammad that called for a separating of african-american peoples from caucasian peoples. of course, islam, our true- or let's say the traditional islamic doctrine is very inclusive- it calls for the equality of all people, justice for all peoples, and so we'll see later wd mohammed wrote- you know, he can certainly speak for himself- but he takes that role, learned the arabic, and developed the american muslim mission that is much more inclusive- in other, caucasians can go to it- originally not so within the movement. and of course, louis farrakhan- certainly you've heard of louis farrakhan- he, like a, you know, a lightning rod, he attracts negative attention from the media because he's a controversial and powerful figure, and he holds to elijah muhammad's teaching of a separate nation of islam, and he keeps to the quest here, at least to put it in my

his only concern is that time was to protect john muhammad. he cared not about the consequences. >> at that point in time, to a certain extent, i was already dead. death per se is not what i feared the most. i feared letting him down more than i feared death. >> he now claims to have been used by john muhammad section a. >> since i was 5 years old, i was sexually abused by a babysitter, and then later on our relatives, when i was a, nine years old. then for the entire period when i was almost 15 until i got arrested, i was sexually abused by john muhammad. dax he says he has forgiven himself, and what he would say to the families of the victims. beck's i would share with them what i use for myself, what has helped me. please do not allow my actions and reactions of john muhammad to hold to hostage and continue to victimize you for the rest of your life. if you give those images and thought that power, it will continue to inflict that suffering over and over and over again. denaud give me or him that much power. >> -- do not give me or him that

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it was a private audience with muhammad ali. so i'm like -- like this.. he was just the most beautiful, extraordinary specimen. >> jimmy: was he as big -- >> giant. well, he was my height but he was bigger. 6'4" and just -- >> jimmy: really? and then -- you afraid to even just sit next to him or -- >> well, we all formed, like, a kind of a semi-circle because he came around and introduced himself. and, as he made his way, i thought, "he's gonna come for me. i have to say something to muhammad ali." i'm never gonna meet him again in my life. i actually did, but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you never know. >> he came to me and he shook me hand. i looked him straight in the eye and i started to cry and i go, "muhammad -- i love you." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's like, "this is why i don't go out. this is why i don't go out and meet people." >> so then -- so, helen -- helen mirren was standing on this side of me and he shakes her -- and then he starts flirting with, like, in a real and i'm kinda going like, "whoa, muhammad ali's flirting with my girlfriend." [ l

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muhammad was the mastermind and was executed. but malvo, who was 17 is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole and now malvo is speaking out about the lives he took 10 years ago. >> i am sorry. i am sorry. there's am way to express that. i mean, what am i going to tell them? >> although malvo took the lives of men and women, including an fbi analyst. he drew the line when muhammad wanted him to kill a pregnant woman. we still get chills seeing a white box truck. tell us what you remember from that terrifying 1 days in -- 21 days in october. >>> a joyride in a stolen car ended in custody. >> and swerling into a a -- swirling into a lagoon became a hit online. >>> the fireball in the sky over canada. it started at a speed way internationallal in winnie -- winnipeg. firefighters had to back down because the situation was too dangerous. it forced evacuations and shut down several streets. nobody luckily was hurt. >>> we have a 10-year-old philadelphia boy in trouble after taking a van around the blofnlgt he crashed

during an interview on nbc he said john muhammad sexually abused him. muhammad was malvo's accomplice in the deadly shooting spree that terrorized our region 10 years ago. >> later on by relatives when i was 8, 9 years old and then for the entire period when i was almost 15 until i got arrested i was sexually abused by john muhammad. >> malvo and muhammad were linked to 27 shootings across the country including 10 deadly attacks in the washington area. malvo says he doesn't expect this revelation to affect his life sentence. >>> caught on camera, get ready for this video, former gang leader who is now homeless helped rescue a dallas cop. the officer was trying to subdue a man thought to be in some drunk induced state when chucky alexander stepped in. with the help of a security guard he pulled the man away from the officer and body slams him down to the ground. the dallas police department honored alexander today for his efforts. wouldn't be it great if etch got off the streets now and -- he got off the streets now and turned his life around. >>> as we

muhammad was executed in 2009. he was arrested, but now says he is haunted by the brutality of his own actions. >>i am sorry. there is no way to express that. what am i going to tell them? >>malvo says there was one particular incident where he wouldn't follow muhammed's orders. he says muhammad told him to kill a pregnant woman, but he couldn't bring himself to do it. >>the presidential candidates are keeping a low profile today. preparing for tomorrow's first debate. president obama is at a resort near las vegas. he took a break from debate prep yesterday to meet with campaign workers in nevada. he brought pizzas and made a few phone calls to supporters. during one call he told a volunteer. they're keeping me indoors all the time. it's a drag. they're making me do my homework. >>republican candidate mitt romney is already in denver. he spoke at a campaign rally last night. telling supporters the debates won't be about winning and losing. romney said it will be a chance for the candidates to describe the "pathway"

muhammad was executed for the crimms in 2009 and malvo is serviig a life sentencc withh no parole in virginia. tww new laws prrtectinggthe victiis of domestic violence take effect today.starting now, residents who are forced to leave their jobs to escape the threat of domestic violence... are eligible for unnmployement..and another report whether aadefendant has an abusive relationshhp with they're requireddto make note of t... on their criminal record. &guns that onne belonged to gangsters bonnie and clyde... hit the auction block.on sunday... a revolver and pistol found on the couple the day police ambushed and killed them in 1934... were sold for a whopping 5-hundred-thousand- dolllrs..he duo was wanted for kidnapping, auto theft, robbery and 13 murders natioowwde. the u-s supreme court begins its new term today.on suuday... members atttnded the &pannual "red mass"... seeeing blessinn for the upcoming term. justices are expected to face a range of expllsive issues over the upcomiig months... including affirmative action in universiiy recruiting... same--sx maarrage... voting right

before john allen muhammad and lee malvo were caught. ten years after john allen muhammad and lee malvo terrorized our region, victims' families say that they are still receiving moral support from the community. >> people would just come up to us and send us condolences and help with you know, the church. co-workers, friends, family. strangers. and that's how strong our community is and just like to thank everyone. >> john allen muhammad was executed in 2009 and lee malvo was sentenced the life in -- to life in prison. >>> still to come when the news continues are you ready for some football? well, the redskins are taking on the atlanta falcons with the hope of snapping the home game losing streak. we'll have details just ahead. >> and find out why d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton was in fort totten yesterday talking about safety. we'll be back in just a moment. >>> it's a good thing the nationals will be on the road for their first playoff game on sunday because metro is using the columbus day weekend to do some work between the sta

john allen muhammad his wife is telling a story. brad? >> yes alison, 10 years ago i stood in this spot. the second shooting took place at that gas pump. the police tried to figure out what on earth was going on with the so-called d.c. sniper. today, we had a chance to talk to mildred the ex-wife of john allen muhammad the d.c. sniper. she said that day she was terrified, like everybody else. she had no idea her husband was involved. one man was killed as he cut grass along rockville pike. later, one other was killed as he pumped-up -- pumped gas. another was killed at leisure world plaza. for a while the shooting stopped. >> everybody was terrified. >> miles away, a woman named mildred saw the news, too. 20 days later police would knock on her door and tell her that her ex-husband was the sniper, along with his accomplice lee boyd malvo and was after her. what he wanted was his children back from her. she says the man she once loved changed in the military. >> when he went away and came back -- >> another person was killed in the distric

>> malvo also described in frank terms how he and mitt romney carried out their deadly -- muhammad carried out their deadly crime spree. >> my focus is on weaknesses, passengers, and whenever there was an opening i told him to shoot and it was just one rapid after another after another. >> muhammad became a father figure to malvo and offered consistency even though as malvo pointed out in his interview that consistency was madnes andrea mccarren, 9 news now. >> one of the most intriguing low pressure elements of -- elements of malvo is his statements. he said don't continue to let my actions make you a victim the rest of your life. it isn't worth it. >>> on this one year anniversary of the occupy movement demonstrators took to the streets again today. a few dozen made their way through downtown d.c. disrupting traffic along the way. it is a sharp contrast from a year ago when freedom plaza and k streets were filled with tents and people, but the objective they say remains the same, fighting corporate greed and corruption. >> people need to realize their voice matters and for the most part

ppst reports that muhammad told mallv to kill a pregnant woman, but he 13 other iinocent people.i'm ot news. gglliland, fox45 morning maryland's debb limit is increased by 150-million dollars... to 925 million dollars... for the next fiscal year.a state panel voted 4 to 1, yesterday.goveenor o'malley's budget secretary says the increase will boost jobs and enable the state to comptroller peter ranchot vote against the inccease... questionn about the economy to 3imit. 3 the november elections are quickly approaching...and maryland voters have some big decisionssto make.according to a recent balttmore sun &psay they'd support the dream &pact, while 41-percent opposs ii.the numbers are close and the split is within the maagin oo error. eeror.when it cooes to same-sex marriage...support advantage.49-percent of the t - voters polled saii they are in planninn to vote against it. a voter watchdog group says maryland."election integrity &pmaryland" says its foundtwo pases where people who registered to vvte are using the names offpeoplewho died. they say...many others who died...have not ha

gripped the area four weeks as john allen muhammad and lee killed 10 people and injured 13. >> going in picking up your , it was from school scary. >> parking in the parking lot see ifking around to .anse are any white man >> muhammad was executed in 2009. malvo is spending the rest of in prison in virginia. >> daring schedule course, you chevy caprice driven muhammed and lee boyd malvo. the collection is available for viewing and private towards scheduled for october 23. >> war tonight in the killing of four americans in libya. committee says a has requestedbya repeatedly increased security, but the requests were denied. attack on september 11 at u.s. consulate killed at the stevens thatris three other americans. officials said there have been a security threats to the conflict, possibly up to 50. congress plans to hold a hearing tax.week on the we're here! [ giggling ] these days, nobody has time to get sick. mom, i don't feel good. but minuteclinic makes it easy to get well. our nurse practitioners can diagnose and write prescriptions for everything from strep throat to sinus infe

muhammad was executed at a virginii prisoo three years ago. coming up next half hour... what mmlvo would like to say to the families of his vvctims. i'm megan gilliland, fox45 morning news. autopsyyreeults of the man who died in police custody more than aaweek ago are expected soon...and ome are calling for them to be released.... ápuá ápublically.áspeculation over anthony anddrson's death... fueled anothee rally against police on monday.many belleve he died at the hands of police brutality.family and friends say the man was juuped by a plain clothes police officer.... in an unmarked car. vacant lot at east biddle and montford avenue where they say police confronted anderson. (revv witherspoon/sclc) "we're clearly hearing hat mr. anderson suffered from a fractured spleen, of course which could cause death immediately. we're also hearing about broken ribs and things oo that naauree the toxicology report was completely clean , he had no illegal substanceein his system" system.." the report is possibby oday. pplice now have a person of interesst.. in monday's stabbing at a

we have a slide show with pictures of muhammad and malvo, their get-away car and more and a link to an audio interview malvo conducted from a virginia prison. >>> in less than 24 hours there will be the first presidential debate. the two candidates have spent considerable time on tactics and strategy. a new poll shows where the candidates stand with the voters. >> reporter: president obama leads mitt romney by 18 points among likely women voters and has a four had been point lead in an overall match-up, but romney is ahead with independents and more think he can best handle the deficit. according to a new quinnipiac poll coming out one day before the first debate. >> i'm delighted we'll have three debates. it will be a conversation with the american people that will span almost an entire month. we'll get to describe our respective views. >> reporter: the debate stage is nearly set at university of denver as both candidates work on final prep for the first match-up that focuses on domestic policies. romney is practicing at his colorado hotel, but he's been doing mock debates for weeks w

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which is the case of muhammad.hink he has the perspective of someone who really is guilty and feels guilty for what he did. and has been able to put that in his own context. and i think, you know, as we recorded, it he has a hard time apologizing because he can't find the right words to say. it is a very difficult thing to apologize to people that you killed. and he tries that. and i think we try to characterize that in the story. but it is a very difficult thing for him to express. >> and so, you know, you're not a psychologist or anything, but you have spent some time with him. and the points you're making are very, very interesting, because it is the same wai read it, he can understand what happened, he can express that, he also says, well, what do i say to these people, because it is hard. what do you say to these people? do you think he is remorseful? >> well, all i can say to that is he says he is remorseful. and i think his words are very straightforward. he described himself as being a monster. a ghoul. som

muhammad was executed in 2009. malvo, who was 17 at the time, is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole in virginia. >>> the penn quarter neighborhood in northwest washington is remembering a prominent local professor killed in a freak accident. police say rhett leverett was killed yesterday morning when a car jumped the curb when he was walking his dog. investigators say the driver of the car had a medical emergency and lost control of the wheel. leverett was a professor at marymount university and a fixture in the penn quarter neighborhood. >> the mayor of penn quarter is what i would jokingly call him. he'd be in his rounds checking on things, checking on other residents, and checking on the building. >> he was just a mainstay of lafayette, where we live. he's going to be really, really missed. >> leverett's dog beth was not hurt in the accident. she is now being cared for by a neighbor. >> 6:07 is the time. a veteran police officer caught on tape punching a woman in the face. this m

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abc's muhammad lila is in the region tonight for us. muhammad. >> reporter: david, some officials are describing this as a firefight between american troops and the very afghan soldiers they were working alongside. for reasons that aren't yet clear, it appears as though there were some sort of confrontation at one of the many checkpoints that american troops are often stationed at. there was an exchange of gunfire. at first the coalition called it an insider attack at the hands of afghan forces, but later they said the taliban might have been involved. now, whatever the reason, the 2,000th american killed in afghanistan is certainly a very grim milestone. this comes just as we are days away from the 11-year anniversary of combat in afghanistan, and there is another number to consider, 68,000 american troops are now in afghanistan increasingly under threat not just from their enemies but also their so-called allies. david? >> muhammad lila tonight, thank you. >>> back in this country, meanwhile, there are troubling new questions about ai

muhammad was executed in 2009.17 at the time of the shootings, is kurcurrently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> this morning american university is warning students to be on alert after a string of incidents where a man has groped students near campus. police say the suspect comes from behind, grabs girls inappropriately, and runs away. this happened four times in the last week and has student on edge. >> i feel really safe around here. i'm not in the city or anything. that's a little bit terrifying. >> something's got to be done. i mean, it's definitely uncalled for, and it's not okay. >> au sent an e-mail to students to alert them about the attacks. the university is asking students to walk in groups and only in well-lit areas. >>> nats fans, the wait is finally over. the washington nationals are national league east champions. they lost to the phillies last night, but the braves also lost.

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abc's muhammad lila reports. >> reporter: all week the outrage has been growing. it exploded. tens of thousands took to the streets in karachi, pakistan's biggest city. a massive show of support for this young girl, shot and nearly killed by the taliban. finally, some good news. doctors say the young girl is responding to treatment. >> she has created a movement across pakistan. our girls want to follow. >> reporter: for years, she was a thorn in the taliban's side. when they closed her school, she dared to speak out, fighting for the right of all girls to an education. >> i want to get my education and i want to become a doctor. >> reporter: when the taliban couldn't silence her, they targeted her. earlier this week, a gunman shot her in the head on the way home from school. that attack led to massive outrage. ordinary pakistanis uniting to denounce the taliban. even the country's christians, themselves a small minority, are now praying for her. >> everybody feeling the same way. right, left, and center. people, whatever their political ideologies are. >> reporter: now the ho

officers eventually arrested john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo. both were found guilty. malvo was sentenced to life in prison. muhammad was sentenced to death and he was executed in 2009. >>> a new e-mail scam makes you believe that you're getting a message from the f.b.i., but it's really trying to steal your money. one man got a message on his computer saying the f.b.i. had blocked his computer claiming he had done something illegal online. he says he got suspicious when the message he had to make -- the message said he had to make a $200 online payment within 72 hours to gain use of his computer. then he noticed the message heading read "federal bureau investigation" and not "federal bureau of investigation." that's a small detail that someone could easily overlook. >> if i could help 10, 15, 20 people just because of awareness, then i would be doing a service to my community. >> an f.b.i. spokesperson says the bureau never asks americans for money. >>> still to come when 9news now continues, beta blockers have offered releif to -- relief to heart patients but we're n

muhammad was executed in 2009. malvo is serving a life sentence in virginia. the two are linked to 27 shootings across the country including the ten fatal attacks in the washington area. >>> the debate over same-sex marriage has drawn protests and demonstrations all over the world and the actions of two straight women at a rally in france are going viral on the web. these women were photographed kissing in the middle of an anti-same-sex marriage protest. you can see some of the looks on the people's faces in the background, looks of horror. they wanted to draw attention to the issue with a simple act of solidarity. >>> president obama and governor mitt romney are pushing for early voting. >> today both men continue to campaign in the battleground states that could decide who will become our next president. susan mcginnis has the latest. >> reporter: president obama cast his early ballot in chicago as he tried to boost turnout before election day. >> for all of you who have not yet early voted, i just want everybody to see what an incredibly efficient process t

john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo were captured and convicted, muhammad executed and malvo serving a light sentence. >>> it's been 68 years since seven u.s. marines went missing in action on a training flight over the south pacific in world war ii. tonight their remains are back home buried together at arlington national cemetery. fox 5's bob barnard has the story. >> reporter: it took only one hearse, just one flag draped casket to carry the remains of seven u.s. marines missing in action since the second world war. they are 2nd lieutenant walter vincent, technical sergeant james csney, corporal wayne erickson, first lieutenant lavern lalithen, second lieutenant dwight eckston, private first class john donovan and corporal jack yeager. >> he was 12 years older than i was and was my hero as i grew up. >> reporter: jack yeager's nephew and niece among the relatives of all seven marines who have come from across the country for this extraordinary ceremony and burial. >> they will be in a common grave here in arlington and it's a celebration and a homecoming. we've got them home. >> r

muhammad lila, abc news, kabul. >>> and we turn now to news that rocked the art world. a brazen heist, picasso, matisse, monet, seven paintings in all, but did those thieves n unwittingly build their own trap? abc's jeffrey kofman explains. >> reporter: blank walls, empty picture books, all that's left after thieves broke into this rotterdam museum. it was 3:00 a.m. they entered from the back where they could see the paintings through the windows. so much for state-of-the-art security. this museum doesn't use overnight security guards. the alrm did sound, but by the time police arrived, the masterpieces were long gone. what a haul. a picasso, a matisse, two monets, a gauguin and more, as good as art gets. the value? more than a hundred million dollars. lawyer chris marinello spends his life tracking stolen art. in the hands of these criminals what are they worth? >> they are absolutely worthless. no legitimate dealer or museum or collector will touch these paintings. >> reporter: they may try to ransom them. but officially the art world doesn't pay ransom. and experts s

john allen muhammad. >>nd then for the entire period when i was almost 15 until i got arrested i was sexually abused by john muhammad. >> malvo also told matt lauer there are still unidentified victims from the shooting spree and he has contacted some of their families. muhammad was executed in 2009 and malvo is serving a life sentence in virginia. the two are linked to 27 shootings across the country including the 10 fatal ones in the d.c. area. >>> a former fbi agent was found guilty on all counts today in connection with a deadly crash in prince george's county. this crash in february of last year back in brandywine killed 18-year-old lawrence garner jr. and seriously injured his best friend. adrian johnson was off duty at the time of the crash. prosecutors say he had a blood alcohol content of more than three times the legal limit. johnson faces a maximum of 13 years in prison when he's sentenced in december. we have talked to the victim's family after court wrapped up and we're going to hear from the

muhammad lila, abc news, kabul. >> unbelievable what we take for granted here in this country. malala is getting an outpouring of prayers and support from across the globe. her family is expected to join her in england very soon. >>> and a stunning sight to show you in san francisco's bay. as an $8 million sailboat flips over on a training run for the america's cup. the 72-foot catamaran broke apart. and then, many of the pieces were carried past the golden gate bridge and out to sea. some crew members were thrown into the water. thankfully, everyone's okay. can't say so much for the boat. it was one of two being tested for the america's cup race next year. i think we can all safely say it didn't pass the test. >>> and the nhl has tabled a major, new offer to its locked-out players. commissioner gary bettman was in toronto yesterday for talks during which the league offered the players an even 50/50 split of what's called hockey-related revenue. bettman's offer would also preserve a full 82-game season starting next month. everyone, including hockey fans, waiting for a formal r

here's abc's muhammad lila. >> reporter: at candlelit vigils, she's an icon of hope. a courageous young girl now fighting for her life in a military hospital. >> malala can be anybody's child. it is not that this thing will stop at one person. >> reporter: 14-year-old malala yousufzai was shot and nearly killed on her school bus, targeted by the taliban. her only crime, demanding the right for girls to go to school, something the taliban oppose. the attack has shaken the country, from ordinary pakistanis right to the highest levels of power. even the head of the country's powerful army visited her in the hospital, saying, "we refuse to bow before terror." this woman fights for women's rights. we spoke to her with malala's story on the front page of every newspaper in the country. how is it that a 14-year-old girl can capture the hearts of a country like this? >> because, i think, she represents our dreams. she represents what pakistani majority of people stand for. >> reporter: and tonight, as young malala fights for her life, a nation of adults and children are going

, and islam. >> making fun of the prophet muhammad. >> making fun of the prophet muhammad.at offense. much of muslim world. >> what also happened is the extremist and terrorist used this as an excuse to attack a variety of our embassies including the consulate in libya. >> the state department holds a conference call the other day and reporter asked what if all the events that you described led officials to believe for the first several days it was prompted by protest against the video? senior state department official answers, "that is a question you would have to ask others. that was not our conclusion." in other words, the state department did not conclude that benghazi was tied to the video. >> that is because it was an intelligence conclusion. >> bret: the state department -- >> let's back up for a second. what are you suggesting here? are you suggesting that we're playing politics with this? >> bret: i'm not suggesting anything. you said that the entire reason this has become the political topic -- >> right. >> bret: four people are dead. >> absolutely. this administr

john allen muhammad and lee boyd malvo were eventually captured and convicted, muhammad executed in want 9. malvo is serving a life sentence. lee boyd malvo is 27 years old now. the killer did an interview with the washington post recently. he calls himself a monster, says he's remorseful and admits there is no way to properly convey an apology to the victims' families. >> i was a monster. if you look up the definition, i mean that's what a monster is. i was a ghoul. i was a thief. i stole people's lives. i mean what am i going to tell them? i'm sorry i murdered your only child. i'm sorry i killed your husband. i'm sorry i murdered your wife. what do i tell the child who was waiting for his father to come home and his dad never showed up? >> one of malvo and muhammad's victims was this woman, 25-year- old lori rivera. i spoke with her husband nelson a short time ago this evening. here's some of that conversation. >> we're going to be victims for the rest of our life. >> reporter: do you forgive him? >> he's going to pay for what he did. i'm not a guy to forgive him. >> you've heard the i

muhammad was executed. malvo will spend the rest of his life in prison. he told a newspaper interiewer, he knows he's a monster. and he still lives with the pain he felt when he first saw the face of a man whose wife he murdered. >> [music] president obama and republican presidential candidate mitt romney are getting ready for their first campaign debate. it takes place wednesday in denver. romney will be campaigning in denver today with a rally scheduled there tonight. president obama does not have any public appearances scheduled.. he'll spend the day in henderson, nevada, preparing for the debate. analysts from both political parties agree the debates may be romney's big chance. >>we have gottent o know obamamitt romney and has his canvas. >> he has two competing goals. the likable and lay out a contract. >>>>a recent c-n-n poll on who the voters think will win the debates shows a 25 percent advantage for obama. >>the u-s supreme court is expected to rule on affirmative action, voting rights, same sex marriage and other issues during the new term that

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police arrested muhammad and malvo.uhammad was executed and malvo is serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. >>> northwest washington is remembering a prominent local professor killed in a freak accident. rhett was killed when a car jumped the curb while he was walking his dog. the driver had a medical emergency. he was a history professor and a fixture in the penn quarter neighborhood. >> the mayor of penn quarter is what i would call him. he would be out on his rounds checking on things and checking on oth residents and the building. >> he was a mainstay of la fayette, where we live. he's going to be really, really missed. >> his dog was not hurt in the accident. she's now being cared for by a neighbor. >> the time now, 11:11. new information out of france this morning about allegations the former head of the international monetary fund raped a woman at a d.c. hotel. >>> the faa is investigating american airlines for trouble in mid flight. we'll tell you what happened at >>> a french prosecutor is n

-- >> making fun of the prophet muhammad. >> making fun of the prophet muhammad. so this caused great offense if much of the muslim world, but what also happened was extremists and terrorists used this as an excuse to attack a variety of our embassies including the one, the consulate in libya. >> september 19th on capitol hill, the head of the national counterterrorism center, the only administration official to testify so far. >> question i would say, yes. they were killed in the course of a terrorist attack on our embassy. >> september 20th -- >> it is, i think, self-evident that what happened in benghazi was a terrorist attack. >> we have reports that the white house said today that the attacks in libya were a terrorist attack. >> we're till doing an investigation, and there are going to be different circumstances in different countries. and so i don't want to speak to something until we have all the information. >> september 2 23st -- >> what happened in benghazi was a terrorist attack. >> september 24th -- >> then i heard hillary clinton say that it was an ac

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and muhammad ali, the next fight he's going to think i suck.because you lose the debate, doesn't mean you lost the election. you make it look like you won afterwards. >> which is what george w. bush did against al gore. the next day the bush campaign talked about how al gore lied inside. this whole montage of gore rolling his eyes. and then actually the perception of the debate after the debate was that al gore had lost even though the people who watched it during the debate -- >> and who won the election? >> let's not get ahead of ourselves. >> i doubt the undecided voter is the main population watching the debate. the undecided voter is chearing the spin of the debates. >> big bird, we tend to watch these debates in a different way. one of the points that i have made with people that have called to complain about the president's performance is i would be interested in -- >> they're calling you up? >> i have a had he people that work in politics. what happened? why? why? one of the things i said is, you know, you have to sit in a roomful of, l

we're scared to pump gas. >> muhammad was executed three years ago.e remainder of his life in prison. speaking from the super max facility in virginia, he apologized. >> am sorry. i am sorry. and it sounds -- there is no way to express, there is no way to express that. i mean, what am i going to tell them? i'm sorry i murdered your only child. i'm sorry i killed your husband. i'm sorry i murdered your wife. what do i tell the child who was waiting for his father to come home and dad never showed up? i mean, there's nothing -- there's -- i mean, i was a monster. if you look up the definition, i mean, that's what a monster is. i was a ghoul. i was a thief. i stole people's lives. i did someone else's bidding just because they said so. i mean, that is the definition of a monster. >> he did steal people's lives and is away for his lifetime now as a result of it. he told the post, one of the most vivid memories he has of that time is when he looked into the eyes of one man, this man, ted franklin, the husband of the woman that malvo killed. >> it is the wo