got loose from a slaughterhouse. well, if you were in a slaughterhouse, you'd run fast as well.eknownst to anyone there until it was too late and neighbors in the area said, hello, there's a bull loose. we don't know where the bull's going, but if it's like freddie, another bull -- cow, i'm told -- that escaped some months back, freddie, they put it in a sanctuary. i'm telling you, they better do the same with this one. to go through all of that, and that's a lot, and to get plopped right back into the slaughterhouse, it won't fly with this bull market fan, not here, not now. so i'm watching you, queens. >>> in the meantime, president trump meeting today with a number of his top officials, and we're later on going to get the details of an isis plan that's due early next week. former cia analyst darren muller on that. you know, tara, there is this talk that the administration right from the get go wanted a different approach to isis and wanted generals and all these top military guys to come up with that, that would be different than what we've done in the past. how would it be d

we hear it may have escaped from the slaughterhouse. authorities are trying to get it cornered now so they can sedated. this is happening in queens, new york. is information from abc, our affiliate in new york city. it down trying to chase that street right now. it you see nypd on the scene right now. also, brand-new video of a deadly plane crash that killed fi americans. it happened in australia. the plane crashed into a shopping center. after takeoff, the high reported catastrophic engine failure. victims have been identified by their families. both are from texas. investigation is underway. determining the cause of death for the half brother of north korea a's leader is proving difficult. diff -- noshows no .ymptoms of a heart attack he died after apparently being malaysiant the airport. police arrested four people in connection with the incident. the search for the man suspected of killing two teenage girls continues in indiana. he is the lead suspect in the they went missing after a hike. investigators hope locals can offer assista

thousands each year wind up in slaughterhouses to be exported. >> reporter: just last year an advisorying policy. the trump administration says they have no plan to move forward with that. we are evaluating the best policy policy. >> what i don't want to see is for them to throw up their hands and say we made a mess of it and we'll have to slaughter the horses in holding. >> reporter: we've been doing the same thing for decades. >> i don't have the answer. >> reporter: dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, after a pair of officers saved their lives, two teenagers finally get a chance to say thank you all these years later. >>> and ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. there's only one way to travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing. and that's with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now. >>> a special baby shower in monterey county tonight was, well, a

the bull escaped a slaughterhouse. he got boxed in and he escaped.oys on the force apparently. his own undoing. he roams in a back-yard. there is a fence all the way around and he was captured. michelle: a final goodbye tonight for a beloved member of the national zoo. bao bao. today the zoo gave her a meal of bamboo and a grand sendoff. she was loaded to a special fedex plane dubbed "the panda express" to be shipped off to china. the flight takes 16 hours. we are tracking the progress on flight aware. right now the beloved panda is just over the atlantic ocean. after a very emotional >> we will miss her very much. a lot of folks here in the u.s. and outside the u.s. has a strong connection to bao bao, which is amazing but we know she will be a benefit to the conservation of the amazing species. michelle: once in china she will be introduced to a breeding partner. as a u.s. agreement with china all panda cubs born here must be purned there -- must be flown there before they are 4 years old. ups has a delivery drone test. now there is video to back it

a bull on the loose in queens after it escaped from a slaughterhouse.hat guy running away from it behind a car. police tried to stop it for hours but it kept getting away. eventually about six officers finally caught it in a backyard. imagine seeing this. the bull died shortly after it was captured. some people in our area did see this. last november a bull escaped on its way to a philadelphia slaughterhouse and made its way to kensington high school and to fishtown and along i-95. quite the trip. police finally caught up with the 550-pound animal in chinatown. you do not want to get in its way. >> no. >> to video you won't soon forget. a group of children falling through an icy pond in central new york yesterday. >> it was all caught on video. take a look at this. >> the story comes from our sister station wnbc in new york. moments earlier tourists spotted the children venturing on to the ice. the ice cracked and they all slipped in. bystanders grabbed a ladder. they dove into the water to save the children. witnesses described a chaotic scene. >> firs

a bull right there on the loose in queens after it escaped from a slaughterhouse.e tried to stop it for hours but it kept getting away. about six officers finally caught it in a backyard. the bull died shortly after it was captured. >>> last november a bull escaped from a truck on its way to philadelphia's slaughterhouse. it made its way to kensington high school then to fishtown right along i-95. police caught up with that 550-pound animal in chinatown. >>> baseball season's almost here but the phillie phanatic is already in midseason form. got the kids pumped up this afternoon at st. matthews school in northeast philadelphia. the visit is about the reading program. great to read. >>> we told you earlier about the exciting announcement of the adoption of her baby girl. >> but adding to a baby through adoption isn't always easy for everyone. still ahead at 4:00, the challenges some families face when they choose adoption. >>> plus stage fright. how one of david cassidy's recent concerts led to a major revelation about his health. >>> and to the rescue. how an off-d

human slaughterhouse. tell us what you found. >> over the course of a year of thearch, we found that syrian authorities are carrying out a calculated campaign of mass hangings and extermination at saydnaya prison. every week, and often twice a week, prisoners are taken out of their cells and brought to another prison, another building on the grounds of the prison, where they are hanged to death. since 2011, as many as 13,000 people have been hanged. as the fact opted this, detainees are held in horrific conditions. the syrian authorities have been deliberately inflicting repeated torture as well as systematic deprivation of food, water, medicine, and medical care, has caused a massive number of deaths. nermeen: can you give us a sense of how many people are detained in saydnaya and how many similar prisons there are across syria? >> what we have been told is and 20,000n 10000 detainees are held in saydnaya at any given time. but i want to point out that it is very difficult to know exactly how many because

. >> this is a slaughterhouse. >> reporter: first the defunding rallies.here hundreds of anti-abortion demonstrators took to the streets in cities like pembroke pines, florida. >> and i'm pro-life. 100%. [ speaking spanish ] pro-life. >> reporter: indianapolis, indiana, and new york city. planned parenthood doesn't use federal fund for abortions. that's been prohibited by law in almost all cases since 1976. but many are calling on congress and president trump to reallocate funds to health centers that don't perform abortions at all. >> really the push to defund planned parenthood is so tax dollars don't go towards something that we think is morally wrong. >> reporter: what about those who say, look, you are a guy you don't know anything about our bodies and what we need? what do you say to those people? >> well, men are husbands, are fathers. men defend women and children. >> reporter: just steps away -- >> her body! her choice! her body! her choice! >> a personal choice. and every adult human should be allowed to make that choice for themselves. >> report

tonight, the human slaughterhouse. allegations of torture and mass killings in a syrian prison.mnesty international accuses the syrian government of a policy of extermination at the military prison, a culture of impunity that continues to this day. also coming up, donald trump's travel ban has its day in court as a u.s. appeals court judge prepares to hear arguments for reinstating the controversial order blocking travelers from several country -- seven countries. and the neighbors who need to be more neighborly. angela merkel visits poland in an effort to improve relations. on the agenda -- the migration crisis and europe. the european union after brexit. i am brent goff. it is good to have you with us. we start with allegations of crimes against humanity in syria. amnesty international is accusing the syrian government of hanging thousands of prisoners in a military prison near damascus. amnesty says this policy of extermination was carried out beginning in 2011, a that the executions are probably still happening. >> more than anything, the syrian war is a brutal campaign agai

a bull destined for the butcher's knife in new york city saw an opening at the slaughterhouse today ande a run for it. police and civilians gave chase as the bull zigged and zagged through the streets of queens for two hours, despite being shot repeatedly with tranquilizer darts. the bull was finally corald but died on the way to an animal care center. at the national zoo today, america's most celebrated panda had a final expheel took a final bow before being fedexed overnight to china. that's where bao bao, born at the zoo three and a half years ago will spend the rest of hir life. joining her on the flight are a keeper and a vet who will feed bao bao her favorite foods, including bamboo and sweet potatoes. bye-bye, bao bao. up next, peggy whitson's extraordinary perspective on the world and how to get the most out of it. my friends think doing this at my age is scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha... just one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help

and we're seeing some new images of what's being described as a human slaughterhouse in syria. a report from amnesty international claims 13,000 people were secretly hanged in this prison between 2011 and 2015. that's based on the testimony of former prisoners. the human rights organization says the killings were authorized by president bashar al assad's government. >>> back in this country and to ohio now, a massive explosion has sent at least one person to the hospital. investigators suspect a gas leak may have caused the explosion in akron. witnesses said it was heard more than a mile away and several neighboring homes were evacuated in the aftermath. >>> the hunt for a man suspected of killing four women in the south is now over. william boyett died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound during a standoff at a motel in georgia late last night. his alleged accomplice is under arrest. more now from abc's lana >> reporter: police in true county, georgia moved in on billy boyette wanted for murder and mary rice believed to be his accomplice. earlier police in florida issued this w

a syrian prison north of damascus has become known to its detainees as "the slaughterhouse" because ofsays up to 13,000 detainees were executed between 2011 and 2015. the human rights organisation report is based on the testimony of former prisoners and guards at saydnaya jail who say prisoners were hanged, and their bodies buried in mass graves. sarah corker reports. the civil war in syria has raged for five years and claimed the lives of more than a quarter of a million people. this is the prison, a secret jail where amnesty international alleges opposition supporters were held and executed in their thousands. the group says it has evidence of an extermination policy here, ordered by the highest levels of syrian government. ones or twice per week, during the course of five yea rs per week, during the course of five years between 2011 and 2015, 20 — 50 prisoners are called upon, they are transported to another building on the grounds of the prison, huddled into an underground room, and then they are hanged. the report is based on the testimony of more than 80 former prisoners and guar

. >>> a bull destined for the butcher's knife in new york city saw an opening at the slaughterhouse today made a run for it. police and civilians gave chase as the bull zigged and zagged through the streets of queens for two hours, despite being shot repeatedly with tranquilizer darts. the bull was finally corralled but died on the way to an animal care center. >>> at the national zoo today, america's most celebrated panda had a final meal and took a final bow before being fedexed overnight to china. that's where bao bao, born at the zoo three and a half years ago, will spend the rest of her life. joining her on the flight are a keeper and a vet who will feed bao bao her favorite foods, including bamboo and sweet potatoes. bye-bye, bao bao. up next, peggy whitson's extraordinary perspective on the world and how to get the most out of it. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we end tonight with a trailblazer for women in space and for all of us back on earth, a guiding star for those who want to live stronger. here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: nasa astronaut peggy whitson has blasted through glass ceili

amnesty called this report human slaughterhouse and that's exactly what this prison was apparently turned i'll spare the viewers some of the more horrifying details, but imagine this. you're a political prisoner woken up in the middle of the night blindfolded and told you're transferred out. and the next thing you feel is a noose around your neck. this happened every week according to the report. groups of up to 50 prisoners would be kill in this way, usually on mondays and wednesdays. they interviewed a detainee. and they knew the number who had dead were left by the number of slippers outside the next morning. most of the victims weren't criminals but ordinary syrians whose crime had been joining anti-government protests or those accused of being disloyal. many were tortured into giving confessions and then were taken to the so-called military field courts where these trials would last something like two to three minutes. now, amnesty says it has evidence this was authorized at the highest levels of the syrian government. and this is just one prison we're talking about, ayman. up to 13,

it is not exactly a common sight but with oak slaughterhouse nearby it is not unprecedented.pparently ripped the door of the car. eventually this great escape came to an end, the animal was tranquillised and captured in someone's back garden. sadly there is no happy ending to the story. a nearby sanctuary had offered to give the animal a new home. unfortunately it died on the way there. but this bull did enjoy a few precious hours of freedom before the end came. in a moment we'll be crossing live to the house of commons for the weekly questions to the prime minister. for more on this i'm joined by our assistant political editor, norman smith, who's in westminsterfor us. we will have live coverage of that. now let's catch up with the weather. we have nasty weather heading into the uk in the guise of storm doris who will bring of multiple hazards, with strong winds and heavy snowfall forecast for scotland as well. for the time being the area of low pressure continues to bring in blustery showers across scotland and doris is looking pretty innocuous at the moment in the mid atla

in fact in the middle of the day up all escaped the slaughterhouse in queens new york and after a whilehase the bulls finally captured and perhaps from the dozens of tranquilizer darts used to slow down its from. the bulls romp and wall street eats tranquilizer darts for breakfast. those fans seem more fundamental justification and underpinnings for this rally. back this morning strong results from brick-and-mortar stock including walmart and home depot and also news out of europe very impressive as well. while i note it becomes an economic island with a big moat around it the fact is the global economy is here to stay and it appears the united states is having a positive impact on it. the most recent evidence is the purchasing manager of data in europe eurozone pmi numbers spiked to the highest level in months driven higher by germany and france pricing to their steepest levels of july 2007 but the key as is they were successfully passed on to consumers. germany's pmi 56.1 driven by manufacturing france is even higher believe it or not and that was driven by the service economy. overal

a cow escaping its fate at a slaughterhouse yesterday leading police on a child chase through an areaqueens for an hour before it was shot with several tranquilizers and restrained. the bull later died en route to a new jersey animal sanctuary. i would be running, too, if my life were on the line. >> bill: people think it's like a city life around here. it's really not. >> abby: bulls running around. >> bill: farm living, got it. former campaign manager, john podesta suggesting some in the f.b.i. were out to sink hillary clinton. here is the quote now. there are at least forces within the f.b.i. that wanted her to lose. i'm not sure they really understood the alternative but they wanted her to lose, end quote. steven hayes, fox news contributor. a podcast interview going back and forth. you heard it. how did it sound to you? >> look, it sounded whiney. forces within the department of agriculture that wanted hillary clinton to lose and forces in red states that wanted her to lose and forces in blue states that wanted her to lose. it was the combination of all those forces is why she lo

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the bull, which is believed to have escaped from a slaughterhouse, was on the loose for around two hoursicers the slip before it was finally tranquilised and captured in a back garden. an animal sanctuary had offered to rehome the bull, but sadly it died on its way to the centre. that's a summary of the latest bbc news — more at 9.30. do get in touch with us throughout the morning, use #victoria live and if you text, you will be charged at the standard network rate. what a thrilling game. two sides going all out to attack? it reminded me of my school days, just playing in the playground. you didn't care about defending your own goal, all you wanted to do was attack, attack. twice city came from behind, 5—3 was the final score. look at that goal! fantastic goal. and then sergio aguero of city said, "anything you can do, i can match you." a brilliant match by city. two attacking teams going all—out. 5—3 was the final score and they take that valuable, valuable lead to monaco in three weeks time. it will be an interesting match—up that one. wayne rooney, he's not really going to china, is h

government forces are accused of executing as many as 13,000 detainees in a jail — described as the slaughterhouse