. >>> los bolsil los de los aficionados se nan resentido.irados todos en la calle. violentos apropelos, y dejandolas a sus vÍctimas tiradas. los llevamos al lugar donde ocurren mas atropellos para la despedida le presentamos a pancho un pelicano que se pasea por las calles , pancho sale con su dueña y al regresar la dueña dice que lo hand dejado en libertad pero vuelve con ellos. >> mañana más información los esperamos. >> las aspirantes lo dejaron todo en una pasarela monumental. >> son 120 pasos. >> hasta desmayos hubieron. >> agarrala. >> carla y mariani tuvieron que irse a sus casas. >> y liliana. >> nos hablo a todos desde san cristóbal. >> carolina regresa a la competencia. >> hoy 32 chicas hablan a la prensa. >> solo 24 obtendran una banda,

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. - nan and dad are at their wits end. - zoe's no better? she's worse. she's been in bed all morning. i don't know what to do. maybe i should pop over. have a quick word. i think that'd help. she listens to you. she's a mate, isn't she? a loss like that. people can do anything. i'm popping out. not a good idea. i've got lunch in an hour. you'll manage. mo, you're in charge. - hey. you okay? - yeah, yeah, i'm fine. you don't look fine. i haven't been sleeping very well. missing den? - no, dripping tap. - dripping tap. do you want me to take a look? maybe some other time. come on then, boy. let's see if we can't get you better, eh? come on. you lot just don't give up, do you? last week i had that scruffy hubby of yours and this week i've got you. - i'm not groveling. i just need a bit of work. - no... read this - n...o. have you got that? - was that really necessary? - yes. if you don't put these people straight, they just come back every day, begging for crumbs. what you got there, luce? everything. we're gonna be 20 stone. - what you gonna watch? - night

citizens have pursued compensatory damages for being victims of iran nan sponsored terrorism.r they've been awarded $7 billion by u.s. courts. the hard part has been getting paid. those two efforts dove tailed last week when a federal judge ruled the feds could seize a 36 story office tower in one of the most expensive parts of new york city which they said was a front for funneling money to the government of the iran. if and when it is sold after the appeals process has run out it could be worth more than a half billion dollars. and what is a rare occurrence, the prosecutors say the proceeds will go to the victims of terrorism this is a big departure for the government. in the past the white house in particular, regardless of who was in office and what party, have actually fought against these compensatory awards because they say it interferes with the executive branch's ability to conduct foreign policy. we have to see if this policy remains in place if and when negotiations begin. now, the vast majority of the $7 billion that have been awarded have gone to the victims and t

hundreds of authors and avid readers came out to mountver nan place for readings, book signings and workshops. there were historic walking tours, great music. and hands on activities for the younger fans. >> >> coming up, dramatic rooftop rescues. dozens of people trapped seven stories off the ground. >> >> sifting through the rubble. the late ever on the deadly building collapse in india and the search for survivors. >> >> local physicians are looking to raise money and awareness for prostate cancer. how they teamed up with "wjz" to battle the deadly disease. . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> look at that beautiful sunset. complete first warning weather forecast coming up. >> >> an update to breaking news we brought you at the top of the show. a traffic nightmare. maryland officials say the fire is under the bridge in a construction area. right now, there are no reports of any injuries. that's the good news. we have a look at the maryland traffic cameras, you can see the backup, all westbound lanes of the bay bridge is closed wells one eastbound lane. stay with us for updates on when the bay bridge wil

>>> it's all about fatherhood in tonight's feed frenzy starting with the anti-cell phone rant on co-nann a few shared the belief that smart phones make for dumb kids. >> they don't look at people when they talk. when they write you're fat, they say that was fun. >> what if you really need a distraction to get through a restaurant meal or present a major award? will ferrell brought his kids on stage. >> we had a soccer game, i didn't have time to do my hair. it doesn't matter. it's great to be here. >> but a more poignant moment came when he gave a cryptic shoutout. >> i am hoping they will allow me to see him soon. >> he elaborated on the 34-year-old serving a ten year sentence. >> i am disappointed with my son but i have reached a point where i am very disappointed with the system. >> we will tune into gma in the morning to see what is happening around the world. and we're always online at a abcnews.com. have a good night.

lockheed martin and northrop grum nan are lean green. lockheed martin.hey almost got to buy back a quarter of its shares. a quarter of the shares could be taken off the market by 2015. that's one of the most aggressive buybacks in the world. these stocks have been roaring for most of the year. they're exactly what id'd expect as behead into 2013. particularly boeing. here's the bottom line. thiel buy up the year's best performers. that means squlould try to pick up some delta. write these down. these are the best ones of the week. delta, boeing, northrop grum nan, and nittany bou. >> we need to go to bob. >> caller: hi. >> how are you? >> caller: i'm doing great. boo-yah. how are you? >> they own the -- he said it's great. not as big as the flower -- what's up? >>. >> caller: i've been watching -- i've been looking for information on tho, thor industries. >> ooh, like that company. >> caller: they have three dates on the core report. >> the quarterly report is going to be on the 25th. it's next week. and this is recreational vehicles. our favorite one ha

let me just list other individuals i know who want to speak (calling names) >> good afternoon i'm nan rock and i'm with the democratic workman's comp women in action. we're an oxygen that supports women and families and children. since hearing about the family workforce ordinance again as a proponent i certainly hope we can initiate this ordinance as soon as possible you have a large group behind you who will support the bill and will go forward with the women's department to make sure that employers are educated. because i know from my own experience if you don't do that if employers don't know they have the pocket to offer that to a parent and in that my case as an inhaven't adult instead of saying if i do it for one i'll have to do it for all instead say we can maybe look at other opposes to help you get through that. i've told that to people before i want to tell you something i went out to my neighborhood friends in the outer mission and asked them if this would say anything they would be interested in. but universally everyone was grateful the possibility they may have been to g

we have a tremendous respect for chief alan nans and ranch director dan prince. we urge increase funding for law cabin ranch and for the juvenile department as a whole. as a former civil grand juror i would like to address a comment made by another speaker. the civil grand jury does have subpoena power and generally city departments s employees are corporate but with he have used our power in cases where it has been needed. >> anyone else who would like to speak on this item. this is an appropriate item if there's any other members of the civil grand jury that like to speak. you have two minutes. no. okay. public comment is still open. >> i'll the secretary of the juvenile justice committee and we want to thank everyone who came to look into the law cabin ranch. what's important here is everyone is in agree znswer about the improvement we want to make. we have to focus on what the needs need in terms of counseling and after care and health. i think the tracking system will help everyone with these programs. its important that we will get the infrastructure and no

senado para hacerla mÁs atractiva para colegas republicanos y el congresista becerra cuenta con apoyo de nana final del debate dice el experto. >>> si sacan esta enmienda el resto de la propuesta del senado serÍa muy buena para presentar como proyecto de ley. >>> se espera que ambos partidos en el congreso vean la impaciencia del pueblo en el manifestaciones a principios de octubre, en el capitolio lourdes meluza univisiÓn. >>> y bueno el congreso no ha podido aprobar la reforma migratoria pero california no esperarÁ y legisladores estatales aprueban medidas que expenden dfrn y responsabilidades de todos los opiniÓn migrants en este estado a uno de aquellos que no tienen documentos en regla pero como nos dice luis estas buena tgs noticias pueden tener un precio. >>> los inmigrantes en el california estÁn ganando derechos y responsabilidades que en algunos casos hasta ahora son sÓlo tenÍan los ciudadanos. >>> la legislatura enviÓ al escritorio del gobernador medidas que ampliaran esos derechos. >>> en una de ellas residentes legales podrÍan ser miembros de jurados, o trabajar elecciones aunqu

in texas, ord nan, overturned money laundering conviction of tom delay.r illegally filing corporate money to texas jop candidates. a court of appeals says there was insufficient evidence. delay originally sentenced three years in priszen, did not serve any time pending appeal. he cannot be retried. >>> facebook's mark zuckerberg is on capitol hill to lobby for immigration reform. in the next hour he meets with house secretary john boehner and earlier met with leaders from both parties in the senate. he's optimistic congress will "move things forward on immigration." >>> and time for the new "gut check." talk about an unlikely pair. rush limbaugh coming to the defense of jaden smith, the son of mega movie star will smith after tweets drew backlash. smith raised eyebrows toa s pos tweets over the last several days. some encouraged kids to drop out of school. one saying "if everybody in the world dropped out of school, we would have a much more intelligent society." another of jaden's tweets said, "school is the tool to brainwash the youth." a lot of remarks

and finally we're going to get a nam plague with our nan it and it can hold 100,000-gallons of coke and they were curious how much you could put in there and all made of alaskan cedar and fabricated in petaluma and one of the amazing things is every time one hits a home run the tv camera pans over and subliminally "home run coke" the best advertisement i have seen. >> and this is another building and two identical side by side. >> designed by the u.s. m marine corp. >> and this was base isolated in the year 2000 and that means they basically cut the building off underneath and put in these big separators with a rubber plate that allows the building to slide back and fourth so the building is intended to function after a earthquake and high level of functioning. >> it's a server building and generators on the top and they promise it will survive any earthquake and fine afterwards. are you going to show them the joints around the building? >> this is one. you can see next to the building in this shot and piece of walk way and that's a sacrificial slab and as the building moves will slip u

he told fer nan says that he would make it to buenos aries in time for the international olympic committee. abe said he'll be the first sitting japanese leader to visit argentina since his grandfather noeb o o suki kishy visited. she wishes japan every success with their bid and they want to strengthen the relationships between argentine and japanese. >> people from madrid and istanbul are trying to attract support of their own. they're trying to win the right to host the games. many people in tokyo are hopeful about their chances. others are expressing concern. more from nhk world's kuran kuranda tago. >> reporter: the tower on on a festive glow thursday night. instead of the usual white lights illuminated the tower's frame, the structure was lit up in the colors of the olympic games. they have shown their support for tokyo's bid. they say the city is the best choice for the 2020 olympic games. on the ground of a nearby temple, the city's hopes are spelled out clearly. a rendition of japan's naegsal flag illuminate tokyo's olympic aspirations. >> we believe tokyo olympic 2020 will give us

. >>> los pensamientos son negativos cuando se enfoco nan problemas crÍticass, fallas, dificultades,teza, estrÉs tensiÓn y las persona se vuelven peso mis taso con baja autoestima, y afecta la salud haciendo a la persona a propensas a sufrir resfriadas y causan estrÉs lo que vale la presiÓn zanjo nia y aumentar la producci producciÓn de una hor masiva, pensar muy bien en cambio ayuda a manejar mejor el estrÉs de la vida diarialo persona es mÁs optimista y ve posibilidades en lugar de problemas cuando la situaciÓn es negativa se presentan. >>> y despunto de vista fÍsico alivia depresiÓn, fortalece el sistema inmÍnimo nu y reduce el estrÉs, y pero que hacer con pensamiento negativos? pues simple. >>> rechazarlos y cambiarlos por positivos. >>> por eso es muy importante no dejarlos permancer mucho tiempo en la mente y cambiarlos por unos constructivos y que ayuden enfocarse en la cosas estÁn funcionando muy bien, ver las cosas como son y no peor de lo que son. >>> claro que si algo negativo pasa como un accidente se debe hacerlo que sea necesario en el momento para resolver la a la situ

came in after they post it a lot negative criticizing her for lifting so much weight when she is preg nans -- pregnant. others cheered her on fortearing taking care of herself she says it is her sanity and preg nabsy is not a illness but -- pregnancy is not a illness but a time to relish in your body's capabilities. head to our facebook page and weigh in we would always want to hear your thoughts on this. >>> time for a check on the traffic there is a serious situation that is causing a lot of backups. more than anything incredible scene behind you. >> reporter: a tractor trailer fire and crash is causing delays between 95 and college park. i am tracking the delays and tweeting updates and i will have a crash on 95 in baltimore coming up on good morning maryland. [ male announcer ] pepcid® presents: the burns family bbq. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about

we actually took a look at our govern nans structure not that long ago to look at how we can tielthen it even further in terms of the relationship between the professional staff and the lay leaders so we have an executive committee, which is about 12 people, and then we have a board of directors, which is around 34 people, and then we have a board of governors, which is about 70 people. the decision-making responsibility in terms of making decisions for the federation rests with the board of directors, but we are part of the community. the federation is part of the community so we wanted a larger body where we could bring members of the community in to discuss issues of importance or to provide feedback to the professional staff if they had questions or they wanted to explore a particular subject. so the lay people are really here to support the work of the federation and to support the professional staff. they provide guidance. they provide counsel. they may raise questions for us, but we really work together for the benefit of the entire community. >> and i would add something to th

and iran nan nuclear diplomacy is center stage at the white house today.resident obama and prime minister netanyahu met earlier. both leaders said they were committed to upholding sanctions against iran. >> our hope is that we can resolve this diplomatically, but as president of the united states, identify said before and i will repeat that we take no options off the table including military options in terms of making sure we do not have a nuclear weapons in iran and we can stabilize the region and potential threaten the united states of america. >> john is at the white house for us. john, we heard strong warnings from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on iran before the meeting, and it carried over into that meeting, didn't it? >> reporter: it sure did. he appeared to come with two time lines. if not a time line to actually attack iran's nuclear facilities, but certainly a time line to cut off diplomatic negotiations between washington and tehran in the event the iranians go back on promises to be more transparent about what their nuclear program

of their employees and seek to abolish the employer's pending requirement of the health care record nans, however, that would undermine the funding for health care in san francisco. if it had to come out of the general fund, it would go unmet, also we'd use the requirement it had in encouraging employers to ensure their workers. in some, the way to preserve san francisco's landmark universal care safety net is to keep the health care security ordinance as it is. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, my name is rosa, i'm here on behalf of health access california, our mission is for everyone here in california to have access of quality affordable ho*elt care, i would like the supervisor's commitment in providing health care services for everyone who lives and works here in san francisco. the affordable care act, i wanted to say a few things related to the affordable health care act, the affordable health care act is a historic opportunity to expand meaningful health coverage, some key achievements include 640 thousand californians to got mep throughout the heal

that they should steer clear of this part of the world, the very extreme eastern end of the med train nanviewed to be a dangerous spot, and they want to make certain that people are not in harm's way. one of the other things that happens when the embassy does work normally as it will, is that it does not become a safe haven, in other words, they don't want a lot of americans here trying to turn to an embassy and saying protect me, now that i need protection, they want to make certain that everybody is out of the area, and accident need that kind of i would assume there is no time line on how long this may last. >> no, you are right, it's an open ended time line, certainly, and we don't really have any kind of time date or place on any of it, and that's whey they put out the warning that they do in advance or they feel well in advance. it is all already been a reduced number of people that are in this world, from all over the resident of the world. certainly there's no tourism right now in lebanon, and there's very little in cairo. and this part of the word will thin out rather quickly. th

gold nan, feel free to correct me. ~ goldman >> no, i would agree with you, commissioner. >> superintendent? >> thank you, president norton. i just want to assure the commissioners that it is our absolute intent that any contract that we enter into as a district with any organization, we expect up front and will have that conversation that they will abide by the contractual agreement they have entered into with us. and that we will exercise our 30-day clause if we are aware that they are not living up to the agreements that they have made with their partners as well. we are a school district. we are in the people business. so, while we are not going to set up a separate process for monitoring every single contract, we are going to be hyper vigilant and we commit that we will have this conversation as we enter into this agreement so that the expectation is very clearly stated right up front. >> commissioner wynns, then commissioner [speaker not understood]. >> commissioner fewer, i was going to ask that question although i would have asked it like this. i presume our prevailing wage infrastr

diplomats to leave leb nan citing security concerns over the pending military action in syria. nonessential staffers and american citizens were instructed to leave beirut. >>> the monthly jobs report is out today. a bit of a disappointment. growth in the labor market is stubbornly low. hi, patricia. >> there were high expectations for today's report, and it failed to deliver. the unemployment rate in august edged down to 7.3%, but not for positive reasons. now, employers added only 169,000 jobs, that is far fewer than they were expecting. the sluggish pace of hires could complicate the federal reserve's decision this month on whether to pull back the stimulus program, but the most worrying trend in today's report is the labor force participation rate. now, that measures those works and actively seeking work. that number fell to 63.2%. that is the lowest level since 1978. it signals that more people are giving up looking for a job. economists say there's little reason for job seekers to be optimistic. >> we just haven't seen that kind of burst of economic growth, that surge in o

filippovich once again face russia's alexander in a fight label to the rematch of the decade robert father nan has the build up. not for the money or whether they but full price one of the first and biggest mixed martial arts stages that pitted together the sport's elite back in the early two thousand. and aleksandr the media and both established their names there in japan and board i'm on the view of a generation or still in acquiring business in two thousand equation special forces officer know the russian. nine years on they're set to meet again here in moscow just before but all of us are getting more difficult for me to find the motivation to fight man especially against average fighters but the upcoming fight is a whole different story i'm looking forward to facing alexander once again it gives me the drive train hard when. i think i have better motivation the miracle now i've changed my attitude towards this sport and life in general a lot i'm very focused now philip of each has always been one of the most feared strikers of the hay weight division and even in the age of thirty eight wa

on the ice as the sixth season of the kontinental hockey gets underway this week and robert father nan takes a closer look at the hold as the nominee and contend as a scone after they face each other in a pre-season tournament here in moscow. saw that in russia nice hokey classics the country's most famous club around the globe and in a most skilled one of their arch local rivals throughout the decades in domestic leagues up on two occasions and even in the beijing games the ice rink is a battlefield my legs never oak the man who led the reigning champions and i must go to the victory twice in a row and john for charity the american who was with you gotta let hope stanley cup winning team as an assistant coach and cross the atlantic to take over and revive the glorious traditions of the on the men who are going to try and play a fast and. we've done a lot of conditioning the last month. so we have a strength coach. we want to play a scheme and you know we're going to make mistakes as we go along here because some new systems and we're just going to keep trying to improve in that system

now on abc 7 news at 5:00 have you seen this nan a big break in the case of an 8-year-old girl shot inland during a sleepover. the nation pauses to remember on the anniversary of the september 11th attacks on america. how the bay area is honoring those who lost live autos live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center i'm sandhya patel. weekends almost here. details coming up. >>> police making a new push in solving the murdzer of an 8-year-old shot and killed during a sleepover. thanks for joining us. >> take a look now. police released this sketch of the suspect made from witness descriptions in july the man sprayed the front door of an east oakland apartment with gunfire. nick? >> just days after that shooting police chief made a statement saying he and his offices could do everything they could to identify those responsible. well, today, they shared with me a sketch they want you to see. they believe this is the gunman responsible for killing the 8-year-old alicia police shared new information about an 8-year-old killed in a friend's sleepover in july. is he described as an african

. >> now, this isn't a new fen nom nan. last year target ran its first holiday ad on october 7th.nd it isn't just k mart or target. all stores looking towards holidays. hoping for a big year. looks like they may get it. national retail federation report finds cargo value vol expected to increase 5% from last year that means should be offered a wide selection gfs. now, if it doesn't come through it means great deals as we find out. >> yes. and after christmas. >> yes. >> really good. >> have you thought about what you'll be getting us? the stores are open now. deals are out there. you really ought to. i'm -- i assume you're pro act yif i've got the gifts. >> yes. yes. >> i bet, i bet. >> up next, team new zealand continues to dominate. >> excitement heats up coming up at 5:00 an outbreak of legionnaire's disease, what officials are doing about the problem. it's a story only on abc 7 news. >> and can you trust online reviews? consumer reports partners w it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full ta

. >> die nan macedo, thanks. >> you want to know where the happiest place on earth is patti ann?a hint not disney world. we will tell you where the place is. >> are you about to brush your teeth after eating your breakfast. there might be a reason you might want to wait. first let's check in with brian kilmeade who brushed his teeth this morning i am sure. >> and you cannot have wings on the bone without sauce i should give it out. demand boneless wings. we will discuss that for next three hours. if you have time talking to senator joe mansion and discuss his alternative for election in syria. john kerry strumbling into one yesterday. michael mccall about why he believes syria could lead to a larger war then we will have fun with dancing with fun with danch the stars judge. say did i robertson is here for fashion week. we have comedian curt fox all coming up on "fox & friends." so what can i get you? we'll take something tasty and healthy. ♪ must be the honey! ♪ there's a party going on in your cereal bowl ♪ ♪ o's can help lower cholesterol ♪ ♪ oh why does it taste so great? ♪ ♪

ber nan key's term january 31st. >> we are talking that and how it's going to effect the markets. >>ur. if you had your way and your health what age would you like to be for the rest of your life? america was polled and we will reveal everyone's favorite age straight ahead. >> every pair represent believes it -- parent believes it is best for the child to learn early. how your child could end up suffer for it in the long run. >> now we are going to check with brian kilmeade. >> anything going on in the studio? >> not that i can think of. donald trump will be here live in the studio talking about five years since the economic collapse, bret baier and sean hannity in studio first time since 177. by the way we have a brand new set. since you are up so early i am going to give you a brand new preview. >> we are not ready yet? >> no. >> we are going on in a few minutes. >> who are you? >> back in a moment. don't tell mom. don't tell mom! don't tell mom. okay. don't tell mom. don't tell mom. don't tell mom? yeah. the best stories you'll ever tell start with, don't tell." don't tell dad. st

nan nancy house leader, nancy pelosi, says she knows why. >> the effect of putting the affordable carebill is to shut down government. they know that. they know that has no prospect of prevailing. >> let's start with you, anna. the how is delaying or funding obama care 442 times. is nancy pelosi right? do they just want to shut down the government? >> no, and she knows that. it is something speaker boehner said in the past, something that very senior republican senators are saying in the senate. yes, very small, very vocal minority and republican party holding things up, and that are willing to shut down the government if that is what defunding obama care takes, yes. but it is not fair to paint the entire republican party with such broad strokes. particularly when she knows that that's not what the republican leadership wants. it is going to require some negotiation, though. we can't start from the point of, we're not going to negotiate. >> now, robert, the latest cnn or th c-poll finds that 57 % of americans oppose all or most of the new healthcare law. we see full-time jobs being con

america and the world wants to make sure they only use locally grown ordinary nan. >> syrian leader assaderred to president obama as weak. yeah. obama was so angry, he plans to ask congress for per mission to think up a good comeback. >> now the president has lost those guys, you know he's in trouble. before we go, we would lake to remind you that bill' book, "killing jesus" is out september 24th. i already have my copy. if you back bill o'reilly member, you get a free book. do not forget you can become a laura 365 member at laura ingram.com for 24-hour a day access to my radio show and you get a lot of other cool things as well and you can to go my website for the latest cultural and political recaps. thanks for watching. i'm in for bill o'reilly. please rememtops right here because we're always looking out for you. >>> welcome to a special edition of "hannity." for the entire hour, i'll be joined in my studio audience by a bipartisan group of college students and recent grads from all over the country. exactly half of them are republicans. the other seven bravely identified themselves b

my nan used to say that. she lived to 83. >> what are you -- you said the things you like.e the things that really annoy you? >> two things really make my blood boil, i suppose. injustice quietly makes my blood boil and social, political, you know, personal, i suppose the two main categories are our religious intolerance, arrogance and i have no problem with spirituality. that's another myth. i always talk about the difference between spirituality and religion. one is a personal feeling, journey, hope or whatever, a need, you know, a joy and the other is an organized body that uses that for power and corporation. in many cases, in many cases. and, you know, i don't have either, but i suppose i think that when it affects me, that's when i have a say in it and religion effects me. it real. >> see, i find it an irony when people attack you on twitter for challenging them about religious believes they show total disrespect for your belief of atheist. >> of course, you know, i think people do -- well first of all, we're on to twitter now. so we're not into rational discussion. e

my nan used to say that. she lived to 83. >> what are you -- you said the things you like.hat are the things that really annoy you? >> two things really make my blood boil, i suppose. injustice quietly makes my blood boil and social, political, you know, personal, i suppose the two main categories are our religious intolerance, arrogance and i have no problem with spirituality. that's another myth. i always talk about the difference between stir alty and religion. one is a personal feeling, journey, hope or whatever, a need, you know, a joy and the other is an organized body that uses that for power and corporation. in many cases, in many cases. and, you know, i don't have either, but i suppose i think that when it affects me, that's when i have a say in it and religion effects me. it real. >> see, i find it an irony when people attack you on twitter for alcoh challenging them about religious believes they show total disrespect for your belief of attest. >> of course, you know, i think people do -- well first of all, we're on to twitter now. so we're not into rational discu

in which the ken nan defense officials have been saying what they used as human shields. another question, and a very key one, is what happened to the men who had attacks the mall and who were holed in there with hostages, because the president can only say that five of them have been killed. we are being told that there are between ten and 15 gunman. and already, the blame game has started. institutions saying that what happened year was a failure of security intelligence, and security institutions and so as we go forward and the mission of removing the debris, and trying to get the bodies out that are under the rubble, that definitely the death toll is going to rise. >> there were reports that witnesses actually saw some of the attackers escape early, what do you know about that? >> there have been reports to that effect. there were some people that were rescued on saturday and sunday. some of the the other attackers that have taken the clothes from some of the people in the mall, and then mingled within the crowds that were being saved. and rescues from the mall. howev