sims played great.ered from there. >> brian: yeah i think, you know, and mental toughness as a quarterback is one of the most important things. and so he had a tough go in the scrimmage. and then the problem is, the next two weeks at practice, it continued to affect him. and when you see that as a coach, you know, you don't feel real good about putting him in the game. you're going to have adversity in the game and through the course of the season. now coker is getting more comfortable. but too much thinking at the line of kraj aof scrimmage, and decision-making has been a problem. it's a little bit surprising that he had that issue in pre-season camp. >> dave: coker rest year in practice looked good pep he was the backup to jameis winston.

sims played great. and seemed like coker never recovered from there. >> brian: yeah i think, you know, and mental toughness as a quarterback is one of the most important things. and so he had a tough go in the scrimmage. and then the problem is, the next two weeks at practice, it continued to affect him. and when you see that as a coach, you know, you don't feel real good about putting him in the game. you're going to have adversity in the game and through the course of the season. now coker is getting more comfortable. but too much thinking at the line of kraj aof scrimmage, and decision-making has been a problem. it's a little bit surprising that he had that issue in pre-season camp. >> dave: coker rest year in practice looked good pep he was the backup to jameis winston. he got in and then injured last season. hurt his knee. but healthy now. third down and two. and henry, close to the first down. see where they spot it at the 34 yard line, the two inside backers, kwiatkoski is teaming up on the tackl

but sims can only look down helplessly upon a sea of flames.is only means of escape is cut off. >> most of the crane is built with steps and how you get up and down every day. the crane was sitting close to the building and there was no way i could go down past the flames and get down those steps. >> and time is not on sims' side. the fire advances closer and closer to the crane. and the question becomes, how much longer can it take the punishing heat? >> there was direct flame contact between the steel at the bottom of the crane and it weakens the steal. if it weakens enough it's going to fall over and you're not going to survive that fall. >> sims decides to ride the fire out in the cab of the crane, but the rising temperatures turn his sanctuary into a broiling oven. >> i started sweating. realized the heat was getting to me. i got out of the cab and walked back out to the counter deck on the crane. the cab of the crane where i was sitting, just a few minutes, it blew up and busted into flames. >> sims paces along the crane looking for any e

she said she heard my feet hit the floor and she figured something was up. >> sims finds his dog in ae jacoby recording on his cell phone, sims works out a rescue plan with the help of neighbor, john applegate. >> he said, she's about 60 feet out. he said, we need an inner tube or something. i said, i have one but i have to inflate it. i threw a 100 foot extension cord that was on a reel and i got the tube secured to the extension cord. >> i got on the tube and they gave me a push and i just started making my way out to her. >> sims swings an ax to try and break the ice. >> hey, chloe. george is coming. >> while sims struggles through the icy water, firefighters arrive. >> it was not only a neighborhood group effort, it was a community effort because we had several fire units there. we had a couple police officers. we had animal control. >> she was out there for at least an hour, because it was a good 20 minutes before i realized that it was a dog in the lake. and about ten minutes before we got down there, and then maybe ten more minutes before everybody else got down there. >> as si

>> she had been in liberia one year working with sim. but david and nancy have been serving as missionaries in south america and in africa for some 15 years. >> very committed to their missions. >> i tell you, they really are. anyone that joins our mission with sim and other missions, we talk about the realistic situation, that there are this is definitely a hardship. yet they have a resilient spirit. their trust in god for a good outcome, and we're praying to that end and we're grateful for really the people of the u.s. and around the globe that are covering them with prayer. >> obviously franklin graham, head of samaritan's purse, in close contact with the officials at emory university as well. have you been in touch with him as well? >> we have not. but we are continuing to make arrangements, particularly that we'd like to encourage nancy -- it's wonderful, i think they have, i saw on a news report, they have glass. one of the procedures is to have contact with friends, family, encourage nancy and kent for their full recovery. and eve

he has the opportunity to have the charges dismissed and for that, we are happy. >> reporter: sims will be back in court in a year to determine if the charges will be dropped. ahead at 5:00, you will hear more from sim's family following the ruling. >>> major developments in the death of a new york man put in a choke hold by police. wendy rieger has more. >> his death got national attention. today, it was ruled a homicide. the medical examiner says that who he can hold from a police officer caused garner's death. this cell phone video was taken of a new york police department officer putting garner in a choke hold. while on the ground, he said i can't breathe. the medical examiner said asthma, heart disease contributed to the death. that compression on his neck and chest from the choke hold was the primary cause t. officer who put him in the choke hold has been stripped of his gun and badge. two parra medics were put on leave after that. it's unclear if criminal charges will be filed against that police officer. back to you. >>> world leaders set to convene in a summit here in washingto

thank you to the samaritan's purse, and the sim liberia community. you cared for me and administered to me during the most difficult experience of my life. and you did so with the love and mercy of jesus christ. thank you to emery university hospital, and especially to the mel staff in the isolation unit. you treated me with expertise, yet with such tenderness and compassion. for the last three weeks, you have been my friends and my family, and so many of you have ministered to me physically, but also spiritually, which has been an important part of my recovery. i will not forget you and all you have done for me. and thank you to my family, my friends, my church family, and all who lifted me up in prayer, asking for my healing and recovery. please do not stop praying for the people of liberia and west africa and a quick end to this ebola epidemic. my dear friend, nancy writebol, on her release from the hospital wanted me to share her gratitude. as she walked out of the isolation room, all she could say was, to god be the glory. nancy and david are no

thank you to the samaritans purse and sim liberia community. you cared for me, administered to me during the most difficult experience of my life, and you did so with the love and mercy of jesus christ. thank you to emory university hospital, and especially to the medical staff and isolation unit. you treated me with expertise, yet with such tenderness and compassion. for the last three weeks, you have been my friends and my family and so many of you have ministered to me not only physically but also spiritually, which has been an important part of my recovery. i will not forget you and all that you have done for me. i thank you to my family, my friends, my church family, and all who lifted me up in prayer asking for my healing and recovery. please do not stop praying for the people of liberia and west africa and for a quick end to this ebola epidemic. my dear friend nancy wrightbol upon her release from the hospital wanted me to share her gratitude for all the prayers on her behalf. as she walked out of her isolation room, all she could say wa

thank you to the samaritans purse and sim liberia community. you cared for me and ministered to me during the most difficult experience of my life. you did so with the love and mercy of jesus christ. thank you to emory university hospital and especially to the medical staff in the isolation unit. you treated me with expertise, yet with such tenderness and compassion. for the last three weeks, you have been my friends and my family and so many of you have ministered to me not only physically but also spiritually, which has been an important part of my recovery. i will not forget you and all that you have done for me. and thank you to my family, my friends, my church family, and all who lifted me up in prayer asking for my healing and recovery. please do not stop praying for the people of liberia and west africa and for a quick end to this ebola epidemic. my dear friend, nancy writebol, upon her release from the hospital wanted me to share her gratitude for all of the prayers on her behalf. as she walked out of her isolation room, all she could s

i am also a medical missionary working with sim, which is a christian missions organization with works in over 60 countries. in addition, i am the president of shield in africa, a us-based ngo working in liberia. my first experience was in 1988. as a medical student, i did two medical missionary work at a hospital called elwa. eternal love winning africa. i worked at various hospitals throughout liberia. i had teams of doctors and nurses several times a year. , we'rethis time period taking care of thousands of medical and surgical patients. i have spent time rendering services of teaching, training, and patient care in most of the counties in liberia. i have therefore had the opportunity to assess many hospitals and clinics throughout liberia. the hospitals were understaffed and lacking in many basic essentials and pharmaceuticals. this ebola outbreak in liberia has exposed the country's inherently weak health system. less than 200 doctors existed prior to this epidemic. after the outbreak in march of this year, prior to the ebola outbreak, that number went down to 50. the nurses went

thank you to the samaritans purse and sim liberia community. you cared for me and ministered to me during the most difficult experience of my life. and you did so with the love and mercy of jesus christ. thank you to emory university hospital and especially to the medical staff in the isolation unit. you treated me with expertise, yet with such tenderness and compassion, for the last three weeks, you have been my friends and my family, and so many of you have ministered to me not only physically, but also spiritually, which has been an important part of my recovery. i will not forget you and all that you have done for me. and thank you to my family, my friends, my church family, and all who lifted me up in prayer, asking for my healing and recovery. please, do not stop praying for the people of liberia and west africa, and for a quick end to this ebola epidemic. my dear friend nancy writebol, upon her release from the hospital, wanted me to share her gratitude for all of the prayers on her behalf. as she walked out of her isolation room, all sh

f aksakyt no sense in terms of sim disease control.this is ju hube.ret fiur our farmers had an idea tonight, this is what happens when b waves, big dangerand a thirst for adrenaline collide. today with powerful storms churning off the coast of lifornia, officials warned the crowds to stay out of the water. but that did not stop some adrenaline junkies from hopping in and surfing. and these spectators were lining the beach t watch. d look wha happens next. a monster wave comes crashing down. >> i've never seen such a ling like this ever. >> this is first time we've had this big a swell this year. >> and the danger wasn't just on the shoreline. out on the water with waves reaching an estimated 20 feet, it was treacher c c hto helped life today. >> he was happy. he was appreative. >> one of seval rescues that have kept lifeguards busy. and forecasters predict it's not over yet with those storms still lurking off the coast. the surf will be uuntil friday. two more days of temptation for those surfers. we hope everybody stays safe. thank yo

sims saying he may not use the word redskins only referring to the team as washington. simms adding he's not taking sides but is sense toif to complaints about the name. cbs and fox which air most games say announcers can decide for themselves if they will use it. >> a colorado teenager shot in the chest for trying to steal marijuana. this man jason losaro shot a 13-year-old boy with a pellet gun for trying to steel marijuana. a pellet went into his chest. >> a drug deal on the streets of new jersey. a user named wow your dumb making the ditz cover reon google maps where he checks on the streets where he used to score drugs. two men were passing something through the fence. it appears to involve money and some sort of unseen object. >> it could correct our vision in the future. researchers at mit have a vision correcting display that goes on to the screen of a smart phone or electronic device and combined with the new software to correct bad ice site. it copies the image but protects it at a assistance in which the viewer can bring it into focus. very interesting. >> th

homer sim sop. snaxt mruz ]. >> hey, everybody, glad i was able to get there. >> the real homer simpson at this year's sapd egg owe comiccon. it interest exchanged with her creator he. >> hoyrd. >> howard sterp was there? >> i was thinking howard -- >> homer even appsed questions from the audience. >> i've been here before i know all the questions and here are my answers springfield is not in any state. i don't know why we're yellow there will be another movie as soon as steve ep king need at idea and matt graining would love to read your screen play his e-mail is mg at [ muffled ] okay did you write that down? enough questions. >> we're also cracking jokes about the infra struckture kind of unorganized nature of the event. >> all kind of portland, oregon references throughout the sim sops if you claire. >> is there nuclear plant. >> no there's a nranders street. >> hi, caitlin. >> hi, chris f. you're joining us and your alarm went off. it's friday, thank goodness for that. we have wet weather to ta

we received some new video this morning of 17-year-old trey sims as he entered the court house. he's facing charges for sexting his 15-year-old girlfriend at a manassas high school. our northern virginia bureau learned that prosecutors will not use explicit photos of sims in the trial. be sure to watch news4 and 5:00 and 6:00 for full reports from northern bureau reporter david culver. >>> new this morning, solid hiring has stretched into a sixth month but at a slower pace than expected. employers added 209,000 jobs. the unemployment rate ticked up from 6.1 to 6.2%. experts say it's still a good sign because more people entered the labor market. >>> right now we are following two stories developing on capitol hill. lawmakers putting off their vacations to pass some kind of border bill. eric cantor's early resignation. a look at how both issues are being handled by democrats and republicans. >>> plus storm team 4 is keeping an eye on bertha. a look at where the tropical storm is now and where it's >>> new developments this morning in the israel-gaza conflict. israeli shelling for

cards, follow the trail of where the sim cards had been purchased.hat clearly led them to this group of islamist terrorists. >> in 2007, more than a dozen people are convicted on a variety of charges for their involvement in the bombings. with some being sentenced to as many as 43,000 years in jail. however, spanish law limits time served to 40 years. >> translator: those who were responsible for the attacks, i give them all of my condemnation, my repulsion, my hatred. those who have suffered through something similar to what i have suffered, life is very beautiful. hang on to it. life can be lived even if you can't have all you did before. >>> coming up, a performer walks a thin line between life and death. and next -- >> each guy that you hire is like literally a crazy person. they're not afraid to do anything. >> daring exterminators take on the truly ghastly. >> her house was infested including her bedroom with cockroaches. >> when "caught on camera: fear" continues. >>> fast moving, unpredictable, and just plain gross. >> oh, my gosh. >> the cre

thank you so much. >> thank you, anderson. >>> bruce johnson, by the way, president of sim usa.n exclusive report from what is ground zero for the ebola outbreak. david mckenzie goes to a treatment center in sierra leone. what he found there when "360" continues. so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. jesse? >>> i want to take you to ground zero for the deadly ocebola outbreak. despite the effort of groups, the virus is out of control. hundreds died. there is no end in sight. david mckenzie got access

bec ne rrou svasorly a ld sul w o the k ig s,ber g>>epveoting bk onia a sem w at th h thebathro asshi sim pff o wt b i tked d toyota corolla and took off. police don't think that car was involved. if anyone has any information call trenton police. >> new this morning, police are investigating aurar lars. awa w ser d el to s oawe. i-495 north in wilmington is open for traffic again. the delaware department of transportation opened the northbound side of the bridge crossing the christiana river yesterday. refficeshoivcr r cap entir toin. >> i think it's great, because i drove up to philadelphia this morning. i got stuck on i-95 now i'm going home on 495. i was on i-95 the other morning it was unreal. it's going to be great naamans road miles niece goes to work, she'll be happy i have to tell her that. >> both sides of 495 are open to traffic. the owners of the lands around the bridge have been issued violations for dumping large amounts of dirt next to the support columns. >> drivers may see the lowest prices at the pump since 2010. aaa said the average prices dropped almost a dime lower th

sims says she was told at first to get off the train train. >> then they told us, oh no you can get back on. >> reporter: for her it was too late. she called for a ride. >> this is the worse thing i've ever seen here. >> reporter: christopher sly was waiting on a free bus provided by b.a.r.t. but the parking lot was jammed. >> the bus i'm waiting for has moved like 50 feet in over an hour. >> reporter: sims says she's getting a ride to concord b.a.r.t. station hoping a train can get her on to pittsburg and home. >> maybe a b.a.r.t. train is going to come because i don't know if i'm going to get a ride off of pittsburg, maybe you guys can come see me there and we can talk some more. >> reporter: repairs could happen overnight. b.a.r.t. says it is confident that trains will be running for the morning commute. it is possible that the single tracking situation can be in place tomorrow. if that is the case that may result in delays. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now you may remember that same b.a.r.t. line had problems back in february when four cars went off the tracks near the con

now nurse nancy writebol, the medical missionary for sims is the strict isolation.he was carried in on a stretch, by two attend canneds clad head to toe in biocontainment suits. despite being weak she is said to be in stable condition, but according to bruce johnson, the director of sim, quoting her husband, david, she's a lot better off than where they thought she might have been last week. >> a week ago, he said, we were thinking about a possible funeral arrangement. yet we kept our faith. now we have a real reason to be hopeful. >> we also heard more about her colleague, dr. brantly's condition. his wife amber said she has been able to see him every day and his condition continues to improve. but we're still get something scares here in the united states. not just what is happening with people over there. a woman in ohio was in isolation, test editor ebola, she didn't have it. we're festival waiting for the centers for disease control to test and confirm or deny samples that were sent from a patient who is being held at mount sinai hospital in new york city. when

. >> he said, "i've got a different sim card that i use, and i switch out the sim card so she won't everthat i text-messaged you or called you." >> reporter: then, annabel panicked. in his car late one night, anabel said he aggressively pressured her into sex. >> we pulled off and eventually we ended up having sex. and i just wanted it to be over. and i just kept going like this, and saying -- okay, if something happens to me i'll leave my hair in here. something, you know, so if they search the car then they'll be able to find my dna or something knowing that i was here. >> reporter: after that night she says she never saw raven again. >> the whole thing makes me feel small and little. i just wanted to be done with it. >> reporter: tim dowd, the neighbor, once so close to raven he considered him to be like a son, is in court almost every day. he's astonished by anabel's story. >> the hair in the back of my head was standing up. i had chills. i think that what happened to her, again, part of the mosaic, you know, if you put your nose up to a mosaic, you're not going to see anything. but

. >> reporter: sim organization, flew missionaries home sunday, they are in quarantine.o contracted ebola came back to the states last week. she remains in isolation in the atlanta hospital. one of the missionaries who return is nancy wrightbol's husband david. health workers say it is the worst ebola out break on record responsible for a thousand deaths in three african countries. >> i'm afraid to say it is probably going to get worse too. >> reporter: spanish doctors say they will treat a priest evacuated from liberia to spain after he contracted ebola with the u.s. made experimental drug. it is same ebola drug given to nancy wrightbol and another american doctor who tested positive for i the disease in lie beer y alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> disturbing discovery at a mcdonald's in north carolina where a worker etched a swastika into her sandwich. take a look, that is butter right there on the bun, charlie madden said she received this at the restaurant in more head city. he fought nazi as in world war two. >> many people died because of that sim

the only way to get a sim card was through a public lottery system, paying obvious $100. now being able to buy one for $1.50 has people swarming in. >> we sell 100-200 handset. >> more a long time the industry was monopolised by a state-owned enterprise. two foreign companies are now allowed to operate. this is a taxi driver who just bought his first mobile phone. >> the reason i bought the phone is i can get taxi orders from friends and customers. sfloo he hasn't quite worked out how to use and and sometimes confuses an incoming and outgoing cool. the boom in mobile phone sales means more will be able to activate the internet. this is a country where 1% of the country goes online more work needs to be done. they are between 2,000 and 3,000 transition towers. the country will need 10 times that number. hampered by the infrastructure, the foreign owned companies are launching service in three cities. they came to reach most populations with respect five years. many are optimistic. >> there's an exponential amount of business possible with the connectivity going from ehealt

jon sim and we have the great robert forester. >> i recognized some of the people.mes so much. all fabulous actors. >> bbc america, big stars in england and i think american audiences are going to fall in love with him in this role. >> when you first read the script, does you nod your head? yeah, i'm taking that. >> it was so creepy and really gripping. fascinating. i've seen the first three episodes and after each one i'm like -- i get frightened watching it. >> you know what's happening. >> i know what's happening but i get frightened watching it. in a good way, though. there is something wonderful about being chilled in an intelligent suspense way. >> dark. >> that's where it works. you're not prepared for it. you think you've got it all down. and then something happens quite quickly. >> there are so many surprises. it doesn't go in any way that you would expect it to. there's so many shocking things that occur. it's kind of -- it was a great range to play. from vulnerable and broken, to very strong and machiavellian and passionate. >> look at you, big words. we'

and then there was an item if you all remember sims. that's the difference. some barbecue places have it on bonds and some places have it on white bread and some have a little more. my barbecue is the best of the best in the book, and it's in a place called sims. i think you'll enjoy the character. but one of the reasons there's barbecue in the book is because i love it so much. one of the reasons there's barbecue in the book is because central arkansas to me has the best barbecue. when it comes to people, there have to be some bad guys in this book. you can't have industry or thriller. so none of those were anybody i know. [laughter] but there's a few personnel is that your from people i knew that are part of the book and are real and are characters, and the same for little rock. i did, obviously the book is set in little rock. it didn't start out that way. i wrote a whole 780 pages with a fictional city and a fictional state. that was a mistake. it was really, i mean, i wrote based on my own experiences so it clearly came from little rock, came from arkansa

mary ruth sims routinely checks on the shu inmates. >> i've been here for 7 1/2 years. what i do is different every single day. some days i do groups. some days i do individuals. some days it's crisis all day. hey, did you want me to pick up a letter? was that meant for me? >> yeah. >> how are you doing? >> so i see people when they need to be seen, when they asked to be seen, when somebody else thinks they need to be seen. i will see what's wrong, see what can be done in the institution to help them cope. >> the only way i can get out of this mood, i mean, i don't care, you can give me drugs, alcohol. the only way i can get out of moods is through self-injury. >> okay. >> group therapy in the shoe is conducted with each inmate locked in a separate holding cell. dr. sims moderates this small group of self-mutilators. >> once i see my blood, i'm in another world. i'm a different -- i'm someone totally different from myself. i mean, that's the only time i actually, you know, can actually feel real, feel alive, and feel like everything's going to be okay. >> for me, it's b

. >> to me it sims like a lot of work for what could amount to couple dollars worth of gas but that's what i understand happening now we have a big mess in our parking lot. >>reporter: police breathe suspect is driving a white mid size suv with washington plates n.nap a-abc 7 news. >> police in santa rosa are lacking for victims of man who may have been impersonate ago police officer. earlier this month during a traffic stop police found a police scanner, crime tape, handcuffs and fake sheriff's badge all of this in a white crown victoria. police say the driver is known gang member. he was not arrested but police believe he may have been targeting drivers. >> 90-year-old man who crashed into 5 people in palo alto has not been charged with a crime. this is the scene earlier today from sky 7 hd. the driver says he accidentally accelerated instead of breaking while parking. about lisa joins us live from where it happened on busy university avenue. >> several window will have to be replaced at university cafe. board went up late this afternoon. all that happened hours after horrific scene

that is the way this starts unfolding and you are sort of in a position as my husband john sim in the story whose completely baffled by what is going on with his wife and these strange unrelated events, seemingly unrelated like his friend from high school who shows up and says i have things about a murder i need to talk to you about your wife. and he is just lost and saying what is going on? and very strange things are occurring and i seem to be going under some kind of transformation, some internal turmoil. and at first blush you could say it's just martdal issues. but it is a lot deeper than that. >> so how then without giving too much away which is the trick talking about this series, how would you describe your series and your character without giving to much away? that way if they get mad at somebody it's you and not me. >> a paranormal thriller with shades of the conspiracy film and star-crossed love story. >> very nice. you must have been asked that before. >> i i've had to think about it. but it does have supernatural elements but it is not horror even though it has a feel to

. >> jon: you're like a sims character. i love it.credibly entertaining, as are you. we can shake now or we can do it later or we could arm wrestle. >> or we could make a baby. [cheering and applause] >> jon: "life after beth," currently available on directv. it's in the theaters on august 15th. it's aubrey plaza. aland feel proud of that,% get out of the way. because peanut butter is about to give it 125%. snickers peanut butter squared. now with 25% more peanut butter. fewer turn down every majore label along the way. so they can create one with their best friend. we're macklemore and ryan lewis, and we're one of a kind. padvil pm gives you the healingu at nsleep you need, it. helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. let's make this right. nicely done. enough! uhh. check please. [cheering and applause] >> jon: that's our show. join us next week. obviously it's been about 22 minutes since the start of the show. let's hope that the ceasefire we announced at the t

the only way to get a sim card is through a public lottery system, paying $100 for it. now buying it for $1.50 has people swarming into the mobile phone shops. we have been selling $100 to $200 handsets. for a long time the telecommunications industry was monopolised by a state-owned enterprise. the government now allowed two companies to operate. this man is a taxi driver, and has just bought a mobile phone. >> translation: the reason i bout the phone is so i can get taxi orders from customers and friends. >> reporter: he hasn't quite learnt how to use it and has trouble telling an incoming call from an outgoing one. he says he wants to one day surf the internet using his phone. the boom in mobile phones here means more people will be able to access the internet. some industry estimates that this is a country where 1% of the country goes online. surveys suggest half of those that use the internet do so through a mobile device. much more week needs to be done. there are only between 2,000 and 3,000 transmission towers. the country needs 10 times that number. hampered by

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shelters shelters she hires has applaud people to return to the ruins of their homes and andrew sim youronor met with some people who have been left with nothing. >> reporter: nine bombing may have stopped by life in gaza is till cruel to all who live here. this is a homecoming you wouldn't wish on anybody. and it's commonplace. family homes destroyed. people retrieving what they can and heading back to temporary, off makeshift homes. this teacher's home is intact. he built the hand on land bought just after the 1993 oslo peace accord which was seen as a turning point for arab israeli relations. how different things are now. he doesn't feel safer here. and is moving his family to a relative's house. >> they have put agreements together and we can live here again. but now we don't trust anyone. >> reporter: these people are getting out of gaza altogether. the ceasefire gave safe passage to those lucky enough to get the right documentation and are using the rafah crossing in to egypt. >> translator: i am join paying son, me and my children need to recover from the stress and fe fear. >> re

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damage but tear gas is not the only tool used by police to come to the mostly peaceful rallies in fact a sim let's take a look security forces have also had an m. four rifle in their arsenal a weapon in use in various ministry conflicts police have also been reinforced by light armored vehicles which were in service in afghanistan in iraq and if that's not enough and m.k. eleven sniper rifles are used in combat was seen as a necessary to tackle the peaceful rallies and law enforcement expert john whitehead believes police are massively overreacting the number studies show that what you put on the gear is the police when you're trained you store actually like a military unit like you're in a patrol and unfortunately what happens is the psychology changes in a lot of little occlusion when they're approaching a house for a swat team or a it's like they're moving in a little car or supposedly with a master's and they're the servants but you know it first and they're telling people to back up twenty five feet. they're going their free speech rights you have a right to walk up to a civil servant a

now a spokesperson for the group sim usa says the missionary is still very weak. she's not out of the woods yet. however, she is showing signs of continued improvement. writebol joins her colleague dr. kent brantly already being treated at the hospital's highly specialized isolation unit. >> brantly was also give than experimental serum we've heard so much about. it's called z-map. it is so new it hasn't even been through any clinical trials which is on the way of getting it approved for widespread use. >> right. but this is such an urgent need now they thought they would test it out. doctors say the impact appears to be positive. cnn's stephanie elam has more on this special serum. >> it's profound. >> reporter: erica allman sapphire is part of the team of 25 labs in seven countries that created the serum taken by both american ebola patients. so far, the cocktail seems to be working. until now, the drug wasn't known to the public. it wasn't even supposed to be tested on humans until 2015. >> did you have any reservations before this outbreak happened about tryin

we're sim rar. we're excitable. the coach and terry worked together like salt, and pepper.? just different but fundamentally, philosophically they're the same. >> credo that they preached to their players is a concept of spartans for live. a philosophy bonding young men that strap on the helmet. >> i'm proud of the efforts and the commitments our kids have put in through all of the years and i think we'll be having a good job of honoring those players in type for programs but i'm happy about that. >> they have an amazing program. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. i remember someone on campus telling me if you think bob latiser is a good football coach, you ought to take his religion class. >> nice work. thank you. >> join me tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20. the strange substance that could change the way helmets and shoes are made. it's designers here in the bay area. that is at 9:00. >> then, at 11:00 racking up fast track tolls for trips you never took. commuter's never-ending nightmare costing hundreds of dollars until michael finney got involved. an

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. >> translator: arab sunnis sim pa thighs with the islamic state group because of the way the iraqinment dealt with us since 2003, we used to have positions in government, and the army, now we are in prisons. >> reporter: never before has there been such a urgency for reconciliation, the dimensions are growing, the state weak, and right now the islamic state group and shia militias linked to the government seem to be the authorities on the ground. >>> well, still to come here on al jazerra, we'll be live in ukraine as the country marks its independence day. >>> plus. >> reporter: i am in ferguson, missouri, an area synonymous with the death an unarmed black teaming tanker at the hands of a policpolice officers we'll be gg reaction from the white community. stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male