the real estate broker, slater. they are on record as saying in the meetings that theyed held in albany where the guys were really going at martin, you know. i mean, with no let or hindrance. he would sit there for two, two and a half hours and take all the stuff in. and not blink. but not come back aggressively but simply absorb it. you could say, hey, arrogance. you know? walks off and comes back with a decision whereas slater and shabin thought, no, this is a sign of someone who takes his council, someone who has respect for the other. someone who knows how to listen and can think on his feet. now there would be the element of mysticism, to detach yourself from yourself so you almost look at arguments directed at you as not directed at you but as a position that's indifferent to you and sitting up in the sky. he seemed to be incredibly good at doing this. so there is a question of what sort of person we're dealing with there. there is a statue in washington, you know, or chinese sculpture, arms crossed and so on.

rod slater picks up the story from there. >> reporter: in this dumfries town house community off old triangle road, there is renewed anxiety. >>> now days, it is really quiet, last night all of a sudden we heard gunshots and shocked us all. >> reporter: the shootings capped off a wild night that happened after a brawl at garfield high school's basketball game. the teens regrouped across the road at potomac mills road, police responded again to dispurse the rowdy crowd then the two groups of teens headed to old triangle road where this man, opened fire, no one was hit initially but apparently he wasn't done yet. >> the vehicle containing the initial shooter drove to another location where he opened fire on two innocent by standers walking in the area. one of those bystanders was struck, grazed in the head by a bullet. >> not cool to do stuff like this when people got kids a lot of kids around here. >> i have a 9 month old myself so, you know, to not be able to bring him outside just to go to the store it bothers me because i am trade something will happen. >> take -- i am afraid somet

that slater before that iran says it will soon reveal some major advances in its nuclear program and speaking of the thirty third anniversary of the islamic revolution president ahmadinejad said tehran would never stop enriching uranium it will insist its nuclear program is to serve its domestic energy but the united states and its allies the u.n. a zero suspect iran could be pursuing nuclear weapons and they've been piling up sanctions against it. bores that europe's planned all the bargain will backfire spain one of its. biggest consumers of iranian oil so the sanctions would hardage more than any other european state and madrid based. believes the embargo has been forced upon. food we're seeing here is not a decision that comes actually from european countries to spain never wanted to survive go to to poot to be put in place this is something that comes externally from the united states pressure on the european union so it calls into question spain's. foreign policy decisions i mean it's not just the spain and italy also greece imports lots of oil from from iran it could be hard h

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here's wfaa's shelly slater. >> f, what sound does it make?n here at mckinney's lawson early childhood center. traditional flashcards literally come to life with new 3-d technology called letters alive. [ lion roaring ] that kind of reaction makes learning last. teachers say the cards and noises are so real kids no longer have to make believe. >> i mean, i had different reactions. i've had they look so real that i've had one cry before. l. what sound does an l make? l. >> reporter: students here are between 3 and 5 years old and are part of head start, a preschool program for children with disabilities. this video game and movie-like look is keeping them focused without even realizing they'll walk away better prepared for kindergarten. >> for five minutes they'll be engaged. for them to do that for 25 minutes is really -- that's the biggest challenge of a teacher. >> and while this starts with letters, librarian holly hammond progresses to creasing words and then sentences, hoping children will succeed beyond expectations. >> t-o-y, what is th

wfaa's shelly slater has more on this from dallas. ♪ love is louder >> reporter: those words written,ron ernst. ♪ >> it really shows like the power of music, i think. >> reporter: the 23-year-old's message to north texas, love is louder. >> love is louder than hate, than fear, than loneliness. love is louder than pain. >> reporter: cameron is taking his message on the road already to 20 local schools. this assembly at bishop lynch high school made an impact on sabrina di genova. cameron asked the students to write down one stop by finishing this sentence. love is louder than blank. >> i said love is louder than stress because junior year there's a ton of stress about grades, about starting to look at colleges, about the s.a.t. >> i think a lot of people say love is louder than bullying. >> reporter: with three simple tasks cameron challenges the students to love harder. say hi using people's names in the hall. reach out to someone new during lunch. and write encouraging notes. >> the three that i wrote on my hand almost every day is just to remind me that i can do three simple things