the perpetrator knew her. >> we thought it was possible that it could have been an ex-boyfriend or at least someone who had either tried to date her or something like that. it was almost like he's trying to remove the object between him and the girl. >> yet another unusual detail was janet's description of the killer. she said he was wearing only his underwear and a pair of gloves. >> it just didn't ring right to any of us. we really wanted to just verify that she was being up and up with us. >> so janet was given two extensive polygraph examinations, and she passed both times. police looked for evidence to corroborate janet's story. at the time, luminol was just becoming available, so investigators decided to try it. >> their reaction was, whoo, because they were amazed at what it was revealing. from that scene, it got the nickname locally here of whoo juice, because it was such a weird feeling to be watching what's going on, and we realized what great potential this luminol has. >> the luminol was further proof that everything janet told investigators was true. >> all of a sudden, y

the majority of the violence is perpetrated with firearms. in the analysis of the 2011 murders of women there were 17, 007 females murdered by males in single-victim, single-offender incidents. of the homicides which the weapon was determined 51% were committed with firearms than any other weapon. women are killed by partners or expartners when they are pregnant. in a study of maternal mortality in a state of maryland two doctors examined medical records of women who died during the pregnancy and the first post-partum year and homicide were the leading cause of death to the pregnant women and immediately post-partum. firearms were the most common method of death. 61.8%. a current or foreign intimate partners were in more than half of the studies. in another national studies firearms counted for the majority of the homicide and a majority were not married to the victims. research my peers and i have conducted provides further insight into how firearms and domestic abuse elevate the risk of homicide for american women and explain why concern fe

but we knowhamas in the hebron a perpetrated this attack. terror organization, theythey have fired scores af bs at our city, at our cafes and buses. members of hamas perpetratedui7. hamas is not just a run of the mill organization they're a genocide organization. they call for the murders of jews worldwide. the leader of hamasz24/48 hoursw what it's b it shouldn't changed and hamas has to be confronted. >> rose: what kinds of options does israel have that it might use going forward. >> well listen, i will leave it to the decision measures in jerusalem with all due respect to the israeli ambassador in washington. those decisions are made in jerusalem. we had security cabinet meetings. he'll take the actiobare necesso justice, and also to do what's necessary to defepí+population. you'll recall a year and-a-half ago israel had to engage in a wider action in gaza. we did that because we were getting rockets, hundreds of rockets fired on our cities every couple weeks and the prime minister had to draw a line saying this was unacceptable. he took

with this is one more again and again israeli war crime perpetrated against but in c.b.d. and of course i mean this israeli belligerent secure place in which we are celebrating its forty seventh anniversary. still committing the word to crimes with full legal political cover by the corporations but how will our feet up . to there it anymore they at least try to protest and to show they want to have been in for this busy trying to kill patients they want to have an end for the crimes perpetrated in a very systematic way against them. so that's the broad picture let's narrow down to this palestinians boy's death it's been described by some as a revenge killing what do you expect to happen in terms of finding and publishing his murderous here. we're present hundreds and thousands of policy and who has been. victims of this israeli worry crimes and at least in the last two words against gaza in two thousand and eight nine and two thousand and twelve we're presenting it almost. one thousand three hundred people. already i'm told accountable any of those who perpetrated this wer

one with the perpetrator and one we believe the doctor possessed. we believe the doctor certainly from all of our accounts would be acting in self-defense and we are looking at that information as we speak. we have investigators behind me processing the crime scene and numerous investigators, interviewing all the witnesses at the scene. >> we are talking about a case worker shot and killed and the doctor was grazed and the suspect was shot and is in critical and those are the only ones injured today? >> that is correct. >> what do you know about the mental state of the suspect? >> all can i tell you is that he was a patient and i couldn't release additional information about his psychiatric history. >> i couldn't confirm or deny that, he is a patient here. >> did he arrive here alone, he was with a case worker whether that case worker transported him is still under review. >> we believe that is the case. >> is it typical for patients to be patted down for weapons here? >> we do not believe that to be typical. there is no weapon detectors available h

how did the mailman get a good look at the perpetrator since the abduction happened so quickly? and the mailman told an incredible story. he had seen this same man earlier in the day before the abduction. he was on foot walking through a nearby neighborhood and seemed to be following the mailman as he made his deliveries. the mailman said every time he thought he got far enough ahead of the man, he seemed to catch up. >> the fact that the mailman is doing his route, he's stopping several times and he keeps seeing this person was odd. red flags are going to start to go up, and that's what happened with this mailman. >> initially, the mailman was concerned that he, himself, could potentially be a victim, because at each stop that he made, the black male was always at his vehicle. he would always catch up to him at the point where it was going to be a stop, a mail stop. >> so the mailman saw this man's face before the incident in the parking lot, but police still needed forensic proof. so investigators examined the stolen car for blood, both inside and out, but they didn't find any

the majority of this violence is perpetrated by firearms. in the violence policy center analysis of those 2011 murders of women there were 1707 females murdered by males and single victim single offender incidents. of those incidents of homicide in which the weapon could be determined more of those homicides were committed with firearms, 51% than with any other weapon. women are also killed by a partner or ex-partners when they are pregnant but an important study of maternal mortality in the state of maryland from 1993 to 2008 dr. diana chang and dr. isabelle warren examined medical records of women who died during pregnancy in the first postpartum year. homicides were the leading cause of death to those pregnant women and immediately postpartum. firearms were the most common method of death, 61.8%. current or former intimate partner was the perpetrator in more than half of those murders in nearly two-thirds of intimate partner homicide victims in the study were killed with guns. in a national study of pregnancy associated homicide firearms

the majority of this violence is perpetrated with firearms. in the violence policy center analysis of those 2011 murders of women, there were 1,707 females murdered by males in single victim, single offender incidents. of those incidents of homicide in which the weapon could be determined, more of those homicides were committed with firearms, 51%, than with any other weapon. women are also killed by partner or ex-partners when they are pregnant. in an important study on maternal mortality in maryland from 1993 to 2008, dr. diana chang and dr. isabel horen examined medical records of women who died during the pregnancy in the first postpartum year. homicides were the leading cause of death to those pregnant women and immediately postpartum. firearms were the most common method of death, 61.8%. a current or former intimate partner was the perpetrator in more than half of those murders and nearly two-thirds of intimate partner homicide victims in this study were killed with guns. in a national study of pregnancy associated homicide, firearms agai

members of hamas perpetrated this crime. they are a genocidal terror organization. they are calling for the killing of jews worldwide. they not only did not condemn the kidnapping as resident of boston, they praise the kidnapping and called for more. we know what hamas is all about. it has not changed and hamas has to be confronted. >> what kinds of options does israel have it might use going forward? >> i would leave it to the decision-makers with all due respect to the ambassador. we had security cabinet meetings. israel has a serious leader and he will take the action that he thinks are necessary to bring the perpetrators of this crime to justice and to do what is necessary to defend the israeli population. year-and-a-half ago israel had to engage in wider action in gaza. we did that because we were getting salvos of rockets, hundreds of rockets fired at our cities every couple of weeks and the prime minister had to draw line in the sand and say this is unacceptable. he took action and did not solve the problem but 2013 was one of the quietest periods. hamas beli

. >> we know for fact that this crime was perpetrated by members of hamas from the have run -- hebron area. pictures have been presented to the israeli public and we will find them. trying three teenagers to get home and they were kidnapped and essentially executed by these hamas members. israel has taken action to dismantle the structure of thomas in the west bank and we have taken action in gaza because we had rockets fired at our cities over the last couple of days around -- around two dozen. we took anti-terror action in gaza. we have met to find out what is the right response and to bring the perpetrators to justice and dismantled the terror structure and conduct these activities against the racketeers in gaza who are firing at our cities and do what is necessary to protect israel's civilian population. >> what were the motivations for those who kidnapped the teenagers? >> what is the motivations of all these terror groups? my --oups are spreading like mushrooms. you have a sure -- you have the shia brady and has blah is an example. --has blah is an example. al qaeda.amas, isis,

. >>> at times, a perpetrator's dna is the only clue at a murder scene. but what happens when you don't have a suspect to compare it to? this case made forensic history when scientists saw in these genes, literally, the killer's physical description. in the 1600s, baton rouge and louisiana got its name from french settlers. it means red stick and referred to the pole marking the hunting area of local indian tribes. to this day, baton rouge is one of the most racially diverse cities in the country. pam kinamore knew the town's history well by birth and by profession. pam operated an antique store. >> pam loved life. every day she couldn't wait to do all the things that she wanted to do. she was fun. she was exuberant. she was enthused. she was intelligent. >> shortly before midnight on a friday in july 2002, pam's husband, byron, called police to report his wife missing. he said when he got home, the front door was wide open. his wife's keys were there, but pam was gone. strangely, the bathtub was full of water. >> it looked like she had been taking a bath

but again that has been in the home, the perpetrator has owned for years. and it was easy to get at, all too available in a moment of extreme vigor. they're for someone died. so those of the two things. >> you talked about the environment of tension in and high emotion and a domestic violence seen. is it as dangerous even to vote a trained, armed law enforcement officer? what does that say about the environment for the victim to a record. >> and naturally, i think we talk about their share of violence and domestic violence calls. the numbers are real. the law enforcement officers that are murdered each year responding to these types of calls, they are inherently dangerous. we are armed and trained handle situations. where normally stepping in the situations. >> how would you respond to dr. malcolm suggesting that adding yet another fireman to the question would make this a safe from situations for either the victim were officers? >> suggestion that the victim should arm themselves. >> yes. >> i share with you a story of victim's gun was removed from our by

the perpetrators must be wrought swiftly to justice. there must be a full and impartial international investigation. do you is fully willing to corroborate -- the u.n. is fully willing to cooperate with any investigation. thelso look advice that government of ukraine are speaking in regard of an investigation. there must be immediate preservation of the crash site and unfettered access to independent investigators. axis must be provided to allow recovery of the bodies of those who have lost their lives in this tragedy. we must allow access and -- made ite minister has clear that russia possible cooperation is expected. the council has issued a pressure statement -- a press statement calling for immediate access to the crash site. australia believes, given the gravity of the incident, it is not a subsistent -- a sufficient indication of the councils result. mr. president, this is the 19th time this council has met to discuss the situation in ukraine since the crisis began. again theime overwhelming majority of this council has called for

we don't know yet the motives or the identities of the perpetrators. but we will. we will bring to justice the criminals responsible for this despicable crime, whoever they may be. riots, incitement, vigilante-ism, they have no place in our democracy. was israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu speaking on the condemning this killing of the young palestinian boy. mufti blamed grand the israeli government for the killing of that teenager. here's what he had to say. -- theisraeli government that has spread atrocities. commit crimes against our sons, the sons of our nation. >> the grand mufti of jerusalem speaking there. thank the scene for us now in what is clearly a very tense city. >> is very tense. the families are gathered in morning outside the home. they say the funeral will not be held until tomorrow. they had many complaints about the israeli investigation. they wanted the funeral to be , buton the central mount israeli authorities say it is too volatile for that and they muslim even allow worshipers back onto the temple mount tomorrow on the first friday o

overkill does indicate to investigators a relationship between victim and perpetrator. >> police learned that the night before her murder, corey spent the night at a local bar with friends. witnesses said she left around 1:00 a.m. the clothes corey wore to the bar were folded neatly at the bottom of her bed. >> we also know that she had prepared herself for bed and crawled in her bed, so we know she wasn't attacked until after she was in bed. so either he was waiting in her bedroom closet, or he let himself into the apartment. >> investigators found a gold plated zippo lighter in corey's bedroom. although corey smoked, none of her friends recognized it. investigators dusted the lighter for fingerprints, but none were found. >> it became apparent to us that there was no way that that was corey parker's lighter. >> inside the kitchen of corey's apartment, police found a blood stain on the kitchen counter next to the sink. and on the windowsill above the sink both inside and outside. this led police to believe the killer entered and exited the apartment through the kitchen window. >> the re

. >> richard plots is the perpetrator. he came in today, a little after 2:00 p.m., with his case worker and her identity is still being withheld but some of her kin has been notified but not all of her kin. he came in with her and went into the doctor's office and at that point, the worker did confirm he heard loud arguing going on and they came in and they actually opened the door and saw him pointing a gun at the doctor, they did not notice the case worker at that point, they shut the door quietly and went immediately to call 911, no shots were fired at that point in time. what they did determine is that a few minutes when by and they heard multiple shots fired and then they did force their way back into the office and they noticed the doctor was covering his face, bleeding from the head profusely and the individual still had a gun and the perpetrator had his gun, another doctor and case worker were able to wrestle him to the ground and disarm him. police then arrived. they were very prompt. they are trained to respond t

we promise to bring the perpetrators of that crime to justice and guess what? we delivered. we've done exactly that. it's important to say these despicable murderers, the people who conducted this crime, they are, for us, people who we despise, people who have no place in our society. >> i'm old enough to remember when there would be a crime against an israeli and the rallying in israel would be peaceful. now we see these rallies and the crowds start chanting death to arabs, death to arabs. >> i want to be clear. i'm sure you saw the funeral of the three israeli teens who were brutally murdered by hamas. there was tens of thousands of israelis there. the atmosphere was not one of violence, not one of aggression. not one even asking for retributional for revenge. it was very, i would argue, there was this silence this unity, this quiet mourning. there was a sense of national solidarity. the extremists, those making the noise, those who talk about violence and instigating hatred against the other sides, they are a small minority. that doesn't mean we tolerate them. our prime m

but if the motive was robbery, the perpetrator had not been entirely successful. >> after the homicide, they found $133,000 in cash hidden in the house, which that by itself was such an attention-grabber in this community. i mean, that was one of the most unusual things about the whole incident. >> the blood evidence revealed rogers was beaten at two different times. >> the victim sustained some injuries and then had enough time to lay there, his wounds even started to heal, and then he was hit again. >> that's bloodthirsty. to come back, and he's not dead, and just beat him again to make sure he's dead, that's cold. >> and the forensic evidence indicated the killer approached the body yet a third time. >> mr. rogers, when he was found, his arms and actually his forearms and hands were up in the air. >> this phenomenon is called rigor mortis, a stiffening of the body that occurs several hours after death. >> what this would tell investigators about the time period is that someone moved him three or four hours after he was dead. >> this meant the killer was inside the house for hours. >

>> two guns retrieved at the scene and one with the perpetrator and one we believe that the doctor may have possessed at this point in time. we believe the doctor certainly from all of our accounts would be acting in self-defense but we are looking at that information as we speak. >> and now "action news" reporter vernon odom who got to the scene shortly after this all unfolded is live with more. >> reporter: good evening, rick it's very easy to describe the scene at this hospital this afternoon. it was an atmosphere of fear, chaos and a massive buildup of police from multiple jurisdictions. police came from multiple delco jurisdictions and there was fear that a second attacker may be loose on this campus. >> a cop came with his guns drawn and another two cops came behind him and then she said we are to all get in the back. that is adam williams that came in for x-rays today and he was kautd in the middle of an evacuation, they were rushed through the building. >> they said we have to evacuate because of gunshots on the third floor and they evacuated us all out. >> tried to get all of

z >> a rape test kit collected biological evidence and the results showed it was the same perpetrator in both cases. >> the next morning, investigators found the teenager's car just a few blocks from where vanessa was assaulted. >> we realized he didn't keep the car long. and that the point, we really started focusing in on that he did live in that area and that was his area of comfort where he was acting from just to give him an easy route to get home, wherever that was. >> unfortunately, police found no foreign fingerprints or other trace evidence inside the car. the very next night, two women were walking home from a nightclub around 2:00 a.m. when they were approached by a masked man brandishing a pistol. >> they were both abducted at gunpoint. he took them to a secluded area behind the school in a little cul-de-sac. one suspect taking two into control and totally humiliating one in front of the other. >> he sexually assaulted one of the women but not the other. >> again, a brutal sexual assault took place, very brazen, very cocky in the presence of the witness who was there. >> b

one with the perpetrator and one we believe that the doctor may have possessed at this point in time. so that needs to be verified. we believe the doctor certainly from all of our accounts would be acting in self-defense but we are looking at that information as we speak. and we have investigators behind me still at the crime scene processing the crime scene. we also have numerous investigators interviewing all of the witnesses that were present at the scene. >> we're talking about caseworker was struck and killed. >>> correct. >> a doctor was grazed. >>> correct. >> and the suspect was shot is critical. the only ones that have been injured today. >>> that is correct. >> what do you know about the mental state of the suspect? what can you tell us about that? >>> all i can tell you he was a patient and i conrey lease any additional information as to the extent of his psychiatric history. >> but does he have some kind of history of psychiatric trouble? >>> i con firm or deny that but i can tell you that he's a patient here. >> did he arrive here alone? >>> we believe that he was at leas

members perpetrated the crime. they're from hebron. they have different organizations. the headquarters have not actually accepted responsibility for this, just responsible for the territory rockets fired at us. the leader of hamas has made statements in the last 24 hours congratulating those who perpetrated the crime and calling for more kidnappings in the future. we know who and where they are and we'll bring the perpetrators to justice. >> is full scale military operations, full scale action on the table right now? what's the considerations? >> well, the prime minister has to take a lot into consideration. first, he has to make clear to hamas, to the organization, to people that perpetrate the crimcrime s this will not be tolerated. we have to protect our civilians from the rocket fire we have experience and the prime minister will have to take into account all of these calculations as he and his colleagues in the security cabinet sit down to make a decision of what's going to be in the interest of israel in defending our population. >> has the u.s. emboldened terror

he was also, struck three times, we believe, and he has been transported, he is perpetrator that has been transported to the university of pennsylvania hospital where he is listed in critical condition and being right now evaluated as to his condition we have a police officer there. we have a police officer with the doctor that was injured. at this point we're still not releasing the names pending notification of the next of kin, certainly a very serious situation. the the happies opened but the happies on divert right now and they are diverting patient toss other area hospitals but we would expect the hospital to be out of divert in the next few hours. the building behind me at least is temporarily closed which is the medical office building, as well as the treatment center for psychiatric and other medical offices. >> reporter: who shot the suspect, how was the the suspect shot. >> we're still reviewing that. we believe at this point preliminary information, it needs to be confirmed, that there was a shooting, between the doctor and the individual patients. so, we are verifying tha

hunter and marcus hunter are all the men that walked up that day and the perpetrators of killing my son ways they couldn't get the people they wanted they turned the guns on my 17 year-old he was die to grate i'm still in pain. what do i do i need some closer i have none this is my therapy to come here instead of sitting at the doctors officer or sitting in front of a thooefrt to hear my time is up are i want those people that killed my son in jail i want them in jail so i can go and show them the love i was going to give to my son i want to talk to them and tell them that. i want it done this is not just other family members that i carry with me everyday. of those other mothers in i can stand here and do this imagine excuse me. those are the pictures that i took down to city hall and stand on the stairs and watch the mothers and say can you carry my sons picture i say yes give it to me if we can't stand together i can help you i am helping myself. something needs to be done. i'm standing with elsa her son was murdered. those two mothers their sons were murdered. all of our children are

just in the case of arab boy, we'll bring the perpetrators to justice. no one in uniform can employ excessive use of force in israel. we're a democratic society. >> any update into the investigation of the three young israeli men found dead earlier this week? >> unfortunately not. we hope that the palestinians will treat that crime with the seriousness my prime minister treated this crime of the arab boy, this heinous crime where he was killed. if they would -- if the palestinian leadership would treat it in the same way, maybe we could get faster to a good outcome of this investigation. unfortunately, half of the palestinian leadership is run by hamas, which is a terror organization openly committed to our destruction. they fired thousands of rockets a the our cities. as you heard in your report, in the last couple of days, they have fired about 50 rockets at israelis. the southern part of israel right now is under rocket fire as we speak. >> all right. i want to turn to iran. the talks are ramping up again in vienna. there's a july 20th deadline for an

will we ever know the true identity of the perpetrators of this crime? >> well, i think eventually we will know the identity of the perpetrators, but it will be a long time coming. you know, the problem isn't any kind of a shoot-down or a crash or missile attack with russian-backed separatist rebels, terrorists, whatever you want to call them or russia itself, it's hard to get the information because often the people are protected or spirited away back to russia or in the years past, the old soviet union. and there they sit for a number of years. so i do think eventually it will come out. but it's extremely different to get the information when the old soviet union or russia is involved. they simply deny and stick with their denials. and there is no freedom of information act in russia. >> first to david quickly. i want all of you to answer this question. will we ever know who the perpetrators are? >> i'm not as confident as mary that we will. it's just too convoluted, and the crime scene is too destroyed at this point. >> lieutenant colonel francona? >>

the video is released to the media to help find the perpetrator. style of attack, watching it on the news. >> when i observed the video and saw him choking the old lady from behind, the elderly woman, i realized that it was very similar. >> this guy got out of prison on may 7th, i believe, from an attack that this detective had put him away for in 2002 in the same area in brooklyn, same kind of attack on apparently two muggings of two women, one of whom i talked to who was still terrified and it had been since 2002. so it had been six years. still terrified, completely terrified. >> lillian france makes it out of the elevator with only minor physical injuries. but like a lot of the other victims he attacked, she's robbed of a lot more than just money. >> she was vibrant, full of life, really, truly the head of the family. before, we did not look at her as an elderly person. she was just our aunt. and now she's totally dependent for everything. >> seeing lillian france attacked so viciously tugs on the heartstrings of many who saw the video and an o

>> we know the members of hamas were the members who perpetrated this crime. we know that their leadership in gaza, they're denying it at the same time they're congratulating the kidnappers and calling for more kidnappers but the actual members of hamas in the hebron area were the ones who perpetrated this crime. for 18 days the people war united in hope that these three teenagers were essentially kidnapped and executed that they would return safely to that you are famous. as you said, we are united in grief in israel. >> the only within -- reason i asked a question about hamas is because they have kidnapped people in the past and generally speaking they have claimed the kidnappings and used them as a negotiating tool. >> i understand that and it might be that the organization for this or that reason is trying to distance itself because it doesn't want rhett bruising and at the same time -- retribution and at the same time we've had two dozen rockets fired at israel from gaza. hamas is responsible for that and the prime minister, shortly before he went into ou

. >> count i, you did in the perpetration or attempted perpetration of attempted sexual conduct in thejeffrey gorton was tried and convicted for the first-degree murder of both nancy ludwig and margarette eby. he will spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i'm afraid of him. i'm glad he's locked up for the rest of his life. he is the absolutely most frightening person that i've ever encountered because he was random, because he was so secretive, because he was so ordinary. >> walter tom henderson wrote about this case in "blood justice" and thinks there are other victims. >> my feeling is that some day, somebody's going to be running a dna sample that kicks up jeffrey gorton's name. it may be more than one or two, it might be quite a few. >> it still took a fingerprint or something very basic and maybe less high-tech, if you want to call it that, than dna testing to solve the crime. >> without science and the new technology that's available, both these homicides would remain unsolved and probably remain unsolved forever. >>> the mother of two young children went missing from her subu

. >> we were very excited in that we thought we did have a potential witness as to who the perpetrator may have been. i also thought she very well may have been extremely lucky that things happened the way they did and she was not killed at that point in time. >> police used her description to create a sketch, which was distributed to the local media. an autopsy revealed that kathy woodhouse died from blunt-force trauma to the head. >> she received three blows to the left side of her head because there was three separate lacerations to the left side of the head, so that the mop wringer fit the bill as far as its weight, its mass, the variety of surfaces. and when you look at the mop wringer itself, there was at least one part of the mop wringer metals which was bent. >> she had also been sexually assaulted. unfortunately, biological material collected from the rape test kit could not identify the killer's blood type because he was what's known as a nonsecreter. >> a nonsecreter does not secrete their abo blood type into their secretions. approximately 20% of the population would fall i

him at this point in time richard plots is the the perpetrator, he is a psychiatric patient here at the mercy wellness center. he came in today, a little after 2:00 p.m., with his caseworker, her identity is still being withheld although some of her akin have been net filed but not all of her akin. he came in with her, went into the doctor's office and at that point a worker didthat loud arguing going on. they came in, and they actually opened up the door saw him pointing a gun at the doctor and they did not notice the caseworker at that point. they shut the door quietly, went and immediately called 911. no shots were fire. however what they did determine is a few minutes went by and they did hear multiple shots were fired. after that they did try to force their way back in the office. they did note the that the doctor at that point was covering his face. he was bleeding from the head profusely and the individual still had a gun perpetrator still has a gun. they were able to another doctor, another caseworker were able to rest will him to the ground disarm him and at that point in time

and kathy wilkinson further offered her own recitation and she says the weather underground perpetrated that crime. >> she wasn't telling the truth either? >> i don't think so. >> john murtaugh believes you perpetrated the trial and he's been on fox news several times. >> you're a 9-year-old little boy asleep in your head and what happens? early. >> in the morning on washington's birthday, four bombs went off, two in the front of the house. there were two in the front that went off. they were bombs they placed under the gas tank of our car and the back of the house. the first two went off. the notion that bill ayers and bill underground property damage, to make it sound like they were egging cars on saturday night is absurd. as far as i'm concerned, every one of them have blood dripping from their hands. >> not true. it was always property damage in our activities, always. it's just not true. >> do you deny terry robbins was responsible for that bombing? you two were very close. >> we were very close. i have no idea if he was but he's gone and -- >> he's one of the guys who blew himself

there needs to be a much more concentrated level of focus on the stated desire to get the perpetratorsthis crime and all of the destabilization, not to mention the annexation of sovereign territory, that would be crimea over ukraine over the last several months. the truism about sanctions, carol, in order for them to actually work, those putting them on, those imposing those anctions, have to be willing to take the pain. the u.s. has to be willing to take the pain, the germans, the dutch, the italians, the british, everybody has to be willing to take pain in order to inflict pain. and until those countries feel that they are able and willing to do that, you are right, the russians are going to think like in a week or so the world anger will have dissipated and they can get back to business as usual. unless you doubt that, i had on yesterday the e.u. russian ambassador who told me that he felt that russia was doing quite nicely, thank you very much on the international stage right now. so they clearly are hoping -- maybe that was just a -- putting a brave face on universal anger directe

the conflict in eastern ukraine is both generated by and perpetrated by the putin regime. idence of russian financial and material support to illegal armed groups in eastern ukraine is both clear and compelling, and president putin's continued support for the this constitutes a threat to international peace and security. president putin has the ability to end this war he can do so by ending his support to progression forces, end -- his support to progression forces, ending the true buildup on the ukrainian border, withdrawing his troops on thetroop buildup ukrainian border, withdrawing his troops, and using his ceasefire.for a the need for justice and respect for the victims and their friends and family members should unite all of us. candidate, -- canada, as a nation, and as host nation of the icao, stands ready to assist. to have justice, there must be truth. i thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative of canada for his statement. i give the floor now to the representative of vietnam. >> i thank you very much, mr. president. i wish to acknowledge the partic

the perpetrator still had his gun. they were able to -- another doctor and another caseworker were able to wrestle him to the ground. disarm him and at that point in time police actually arrived. police were very prompt in this particular situation to respond. they're trained to respond to this type of situation, and within minutes we had a massive police response here in delaware county with yeadon borough police, darby police as well as surrounding police departments also our tactical teams were activated and did a tremendous job. right now what you see going on hyped you the hospital workers are being released. they were under lock down. they're being released at this point in time of the hospital is open at this point. however, the building behind me where the shooting occurred is still closed because the crime scene is still going on. they are still up stare on the third floor doing the ballistics evaluation as well as the evaluation of how this occurred through a crime scene perspective. >> have you talk at the d

we believe that in partial investigation, all perpetrators will be punished. it was announced what has happened with boeing. it was stated that it was an act oftor. the position is based upon the data from different intelligence and open sources these data are the aircraft was shot down above the territory temporarily controlled by the terrorists 689 several days before around this same location two jets were shot down and terrorist leaders claimed the responsibility for these acts. intersection of telephone conversations between the terrorist leaders and their coordinator, the russian military intelligence confirms that terrorists are standing behind this crime. this conversation is recorded and the secretary. after the crash, military leader of the terrorist, igor of it russian origin commanded social network on having shut do you know what he believed was the ukrainian jet by say, quote, enter into ukrainian and 26 was shot down. it's near the coal mine progress. ends of quote. we have word -- no. we continue -- everyone to the flight in our skies end of qu

. >> a number of israelis are saying that the perpetrators were lone wolves, is that true, and if the hamas leadership did not sanction this, should that not mitigate the israeli response. >> we know who did it, we know the identity of the two perpetrators, and we know the families they came from. one of them his mother said for israeli channel 10 is that she is proud of her son. we know what hamas stands for. whether they are denied or not. it doesn't change the fact. >> the fact that the leadership did not sanction this. that would suggest this is a more isolated not an organizational attack. >> look, in the sum are of 2005 israel fulfilled a palestinianian territorial fanta fantasy. we pulled out of the gaza, and gave the palestinianians a key to gaza. turn it into an oasis. turp it into a thriving community. the palestinians took this opportunity. since 2006, headed by hamas, and turned gaza, instead of turning it into an oasis or a launching pad, attacks against israeli. only the last several days, several rockets landed in our area. >> in a number of news organizations sud there

saying the perpetrators must be brought to justice. the u.k.assador also saying a dark moment for the international community, and all countries including russia have issued astatement saying there should be an independent transparent investigation of the air crash. but events on the ground may block success in that area. >> bob, ambassador power said that the people who launched this service-to- -- surface-to-air missile that brought down this plane had to have some technical assistance from russia. is there any doubt in your mind that she's right or wrong? >> i think she's absolutely right. this is a complicated missile system. it took a large crew. it's got multiple missiles as we've seen and locking on radar, firing at the right time, checking out targets. the rest of it, you need a trained crew. it wasn't a pick up team and most of these weapons have been coming out of russia and there's good information that there are russian officers on the ground working with the dissi dents, so when you see a strong indictment like this, i think we've