>>reporter:they spot the teddy bears in the crowd. >> he had a teddy bear at christmastime called ed sheeran. it's neat that we thought we would do. temporary medical facilities are up and arriving. the police seem to be everywhere. something new this year. numerous trash trucks not just wood barricades. >> in the wake of this weeks tragic food truck explosion focused on vendors that used cooking gas. >> we were very thorough yes. >> so everything seems to be in order and on time at this point. at this point in time, not long now. it all starts in less than an hour. live on the parkway, john rawlins "channel~6 action news." >>> have fun. also on the parkway tonight rick williams and cecily, hi guys how is it going? >> hi, monica. the weather is great. thank you, cecily. >> yes i had one person posted on my facebook page. disappointed that rick is not wearing shorts today though. >>> it was too cool. >>> we are hanging out with half a million of our closest friends on the parkway. >>> we have the best seats in the house. this is our booth. it might be tight to do dancing. >>> i have s

we had teddy bears we would give away as prize.sent one to england as a gift to the brand new prince. we got a letter back saying thank you very much, for the gift. it was on the official stationary. but because of the excessive amount of gifts that were donated, at children's hospital, it was cool. >> what would make you want to send a teddy bear to this new baby, in england. >> for the very reason of what happened, i wanted to get a letter back. >> yes. >> i want to see if i would hear back. >> they actually knowledged all of the gifts. >> and they did. >> ladies in waiting. >> millions of people around the the world, you thought that he needed a teddy bear from baltimore. >> just like right now, yes. >> caught up in princess diana's baby. do you remember how everybody loved princess di. >> yes. >> it is funny, july 3rd was my birthday. >> what did you get. >> noda, sitting a foot away from the woman, i don't get anything. but she sends a teddy bear 6,000 miles away, to a stranger. >> but he is a prince, he is a prince. >> i'm a

they love you. >> reporter: to learn responsibility inmate carry a teddy bear for a month. >> you becomeuite another tached as a constant reminder of what it represents. >> reporter: the program appears to get results, a five-year study shows women 48% less likely to get rearzested than non-graduates, men 27% less likely. are you a little scared about what is ahead? >> of course, yeah. it's -- it's -- it's been a long time. i know there's a lot to fix and try to do better, but i'm ready for it. >> reporter: michelle says what started in the classroom is now a lifetime job. >> the devastation that i caused and the -- the -- the things that my kids had to see and go through, i can never take any of that back, but what i can do today is change that each and every day, and make sure that they never ever have to go through that again. >> reporter: and so far her hard work in the course is getting good grades. >> she's awesome, she's awesome. coolest mom ever. >> reporter: from the only people who really count. >>> and coming up on al jazeera america, the costa concordia beginning its final vo

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it's not unintended oh like with their teddy bears we can do and there is no downside.wnside to this, is there not? >> no. gosh, what extrain just argument that one is. yeah, we have lots of things that rack up deck. if you want to just say we have too many loopholes for big corporations and why doesn't ge pay tax. i mean, we can have that discussion. >> are you diminishing the fact that 50% of all immigrant families are on some kind of entitlement program? are you throwing that just in the garbage peal? >> start talking about the elderly now. look at all these elderly people. >> you are comparing the situation to other situations. but you are not dealing with it. >> that's why i don't think you are speaking to the heart of this conversation. let's move the conversation forward. the fact is. >> i want your answer on -- no, i'm not moving anywhere, williams. hear me. >> go right ahead. >> hear me. i want you to address my question. auto% of all immigrant families are receiving entitlements from the american taxpayer. it seems to be okay with you. >> yes. because, guess w

we started a project called project teddy bear about eight days ago.e collect teddy bears and stuffed animals for children. we have housed several of the families. we helped three families yesterday right here in san diego. we love these children, not only in words, but action. some he like glenn beck is not somebody we want in front of these children were observing the situation because he has helped this promote does she has helped promote this fear. people need to know what is really taking place. >> i want to bring in shelly pitterman, head of the united nations high commissioner for refugees often washington, d.c., representing the office to the united states and the crew been governments. shelly pitterman, could you talk about what you believe needs to be done with a refugee situation of children across -- crossing into texas? >> thank you very much for having me. artie been said, this is a humanitarian situation. there is a refugee dimension to this influx of individuals, children as well as families and adults. it has been going on for some tim

they claim he stole the idea which is about a vulgar teddy bear in an adult human world.ompany says ted is strikingly familiar to their character who started in video on youtube. " fan, the a "scandal drama kicks off thur, september 25th at 9:00 p.m. right here on abc7. it's on a night where shows are created by shonda rhymes. "grey's anatomy" moves to 8:00. and then the new one "how to get away with murder." we know what jennie mccarthy will do. he's hosting a one-hour series on sirs you k xm. mccarthy and the view co-host. erry -- sherry shepherd will not return and

they've been leaving flowers, teddy bears, we've seen people leave candles there, a lot of messages,s well. someone tied a flag there earlier as well. a lot of people coming out here to pay their respects. people saying prayers as well. i know this is a country that doesn't mourn or grieve publicly, so to speak, but we've all seen people come out and we've seen this memorial grow over the weekend and a lot of people, as i say, come out here this morning. just to point out to you, by the way, that this is the entrance that leads to check-in 29. the check-in where people would have boarded on the day that it crashed. >> i've had an opportunity to speak of some friends of victims on the fateful flight. relatives aren't really sure if they're able to get to crew yan because the situation there is so important. . >> reporter: what we understand today is that all of the 193 dutch passengers on board, that plane, let's not forget, the majority of people on board at age 17 were from here in holland. all the dutch passengers, next of kin, friends, have been notified and invited to a gathering

flowers, teddy bears, candles.also a letter of thanks from the ambassador thanking the world for the letters of condolences. this is a hard time for the netherlands. 192 people on that flight were from that country. 44 from malaysia including the crew. and two babies. at 6:30 a group of ukrainian americans will be walking. a walk of silence so to speak, from this embassy to the malaysian embassy to honor the 298 victims. that's at least a good mile. we talked to students today attending meetings at the dutch embassy and like everyone, they are trying to understand how this happened. >> that's devastating. and then i saw that a family had lost two people in the first malaysia airlines that crashed in march and they lost two more family members in the one that went down yesterday. and that's terrible. from what i saw, other airlines are going south of ukraine, and avoiding the area, so i don't understand why malaysia airlines decided to go through a conflict zone. >> you can imagine the emotions at work thisÑ evenin

children who come with teddy bears. we've seen people throwing flowers on to the road. thousands of people lined up, waiting, in many cases, for hours, waiting for strangers to pass by. but they want to be there. some people have applauded. some stand silently crying. these images are truly something that all the world can take part in and all the world can watch and bear witness to what these people went through, to what these people not only went through in the final minutes and seconds of their lives and have gone through for the last six days the torturous journey that they have taken to come to where they are now. finally being greeted in a country with dignity and respect. honor. given all the honor that they had in life. >> as we of course realize that we will have to go through this many more times, anderson, in the days ahead. the dutch say they hope to bring back at least those bodies that have been recovered so far. all of them by friday. well, it's wednesday now. so that means those c-130s will, within hours, be heading back to ukraine, with more empty coffi

boarded up the homes and neighbors from the tight nit liberian community dropped off balloons and teddy bears near the site. >> i can only play their pain was not long and that they do not truly feel and experience the intensity of this fire. >> and fire officials say they're still investigating a cause. more than 30 people are out of their homes tonight. red cross is assisting them. many of them are staying at the red cross the house and red cross says as always they're in need of financial and clothing donations. reporting live now in southwest philadelphia, annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news." walter. >> thank you, annie. two men were killed during a head on collision in wilmington, delaware this afternoon. state police skourd the crash scene marsh road and chestnut. a 53-year-old driver was fleeing the scene of another crash across the center median and hit a car driven by a 68-year-old man. both men were pronounced dead at christianne hospital. troopers tell us neither victim was wearing a seatbelt. marsh between nayman as and harvey was closed three hours. >>> police arrested a man

see teddy bears anibal ons next to a church, a church that's also accepting donations for the 40 plus people who have been devastated by this fire. this church along with several other organizations are expecting clothing, food and shoes, if you would like to donate and you want to find out which organization is doing so log on to our website cbsphilly.com. in southwest philadelphia, syma chowdhry, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> syma, thank you. >>> meanwhile, our coverage of the deadly fire continues on our website cbsphilly.com. >>> turning now to the holiday weekend, the fourth of july may be over, but independence day celebrations, well, they continue. "eyewitness news" was there along penn's landing where hundreds gathered to watch the us army band perform on saturday. it was perfect day for an outdoor concert. >>> and night capped out with fireworks over the delaware river. the show was a treat for people on both sides of the river. they got to watch. it also coincided with activities happening in both philadelphia and camden. >>> and a spectacular display also wowed beach-goers

in philadelphia saturday night, a community came together to mourn. >> i put a little teddy bear. >>a tragedy, you know. touched my heart. i cried all day yesterday. >> reporter: even those who didn't know the family, touched by the deadly crash. >> they were, you know, younger kids, you know, i'm a parent myself. and, you know, it was just a senseless -- it was a senseless accident. >> reporter: 7-year-old terrence moore, his 10-year-old brother thomas and 15-year-old sister were all killed, mowed down saturday afternoon when police say two carjackers lost control of an suv they had just stolen. mom, a family friend was seriously wounded. the family was selling fruit for their church to help build a new playground. but as this community's anger grows, so does the manhunt. the suspects fled on foot and the city is offering $100,000 reward. the fraternal order of police another $10,000 if an arrest is made by noon on monday. >> all i can say is if you know the persons that did this, you have to look yourself in the mirror and say, do the right thing and turn these folks in. >> reporte

happened, these -- he's reject whad was her problem she turned away and nabali to save face gives teddy bear a smoonl smooch. >> what happened. >> never know. >> he was supposed to get a kiss. >> we'll have an update later in the hour. >> including dropping in mile-high city. amazing advantage point on decent to denver. >> look oing on board a cruiseship and seeing people on a raft lost at sea. this holiday >> surprised night here's what's happening on "action news" 11:30 the american teenager saying he was brutalized by israeli police is out of jail tonight and talking about the horrific video. >> investigators in new england say this house was blown apart and medical equipment is partially to blame. >> a community come together to deal with heartbreaking tragedy. neighbors are give what they can to those in need and remembering the four children who could not escape yesterday's fire in southwest philadelphia. sdo nation have begun to pour you in for families burnt out of their homes on gesner streets. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the deadly blaze. amy buckman has the

outside they boarded up the homes and neighbors of the night knit community dropped off balloons and teddy bearsear the site. >> play for their souls. and that god be with them. >> red cross is assisting 29 people displaced from the fire. they're asking for if many and clothing donations and at this point the fire still remains under investigation. no word on a cause. for now reporting from southwest philadelphia, an app, "channel 6 action news."" >> meantime three people managed to get out safely when a row house erupted in flames overnight in west philadelphia. crews believe the fire started third floor of the home there 51 and chestnut. a neighbor told "action news" he helped three people escape before firefighters arrived and no word on how the fire started. >>> two teenagers became latest victims of gun violence in the city as they walk dop a street in philadelphia. on at laptic street in port richmond when someone opened fire in their direction this morning. a 14-year-old was shot several toymz and 18-year-old was hit once in the leg. both were taken to the hospital in stable condition. no

. >> eric is a teddy bear, honey. he's a big giant.ked -- but just a gentle teddy bear. >> garner will be laid to rest today. autopsy results on his death are still pending. >>> new york officials are looking for four men in their 20s in connection with the brooklyn bridge flag incident. police say the four guys were spotted on surveillance video about the same time early tuesday. the bridge's american flags were bleached white. officials say there's no indication that the flag incident was a political statement of any kind at this point. >>> a montana senator and a iraq war veteran explains why he apparently plagiarized his master's thesis. that surprising reason is just one of the things we thought you should know. plus this -- >> you wait here. i'm getting a supervisor and i'm going to call the cops unless you delete what you put on social media. >> minneapolis father says he and his kids were pulled off a plane because he tweeted about a gate agent that he says was rude. it's a news nation gut check. [guy] i know what you're thinki

this little boy plucked up a dusty teddy bear. hassan zukor went returning home. the house he'd spent his life-savings on is now a pile of rocks. he said, "it feels like my heart is full of knives." tonight, israel is offering a 24-hour extension of this humanitarian cease-fire, even after hamas lobbed three more rockets into israel. for now, hopes for a lasting peace appear to be out of reach. david? >> all right, david wright reporting in from the region again tonight. david, thank you. >>> and back here at home, we're learning more this evening about that jet turned around over west virginia, escorted back to the toronto airport with u.s. fighter jets at its side. and here was the scene when it landed. >> heads down, hands up! >> heads down, hands up! >> on board, they were searching for a man who terrified fellow passengers. well tonight, the stories now emerging from inside the plane. the other passengers now talking. and there was yet another emergency lands once that plane got back into the air. this time, it was something else. abc's linzie janis tonight.

teddy bear i marinated this is boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. it's day two of the brics summit in a quarterly is a brazil and some big news coming out of there this afternoon you'll definitely want to hear what's been decided upon there and what it means around the world big big news and victor she is on the program today the professor of economics that u.c. san diego is giving us his thoughts on an emerging markets development bank and reserve fund and in today's big deal edward harris and i are discussing what a slump in group price means for the strength of the u.s. economy it all starts right now. the brics are making some big news sunday two of these summit in brazil leaders from brazil russia india china and south africa have signed off on a new development bank according to leaders from the five brics nations the bank shall have an initial authorized capital of one hundred billion dollars with the initial subscribed capital at fifty billion shared equally among its founding members and one of the facts well here they are the new de

. >> reporter: the oakland police department even purchased heard a teddy bear and brought it to thehospital. you could imagine that this was the last thing she would expect that a perfect party. >> i ran. i saw bullet come by and i saw blood leaking on the ground. i cut my hand up on my arm to see if i was bleeding. i was, and i had my hand on the blood for a long time so the blood would not come out. >> keep your children closed and tell them you love them every day because you do not know what would happen. i never knew him that my daughter would have been shot since the last time i seen how bad day. her that day >> reporter: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: open from 9:00 a.m. welcome to select state park usually open and people are, behaving badly. >> reporter: how do you say... let's start with the art work. normally artwork is respected but not here, it has been vandalized in both locations. >> reporter: >> birds have tried to get the word out that the park closes at 9:00 p.m. derrick because children stay out her

he was a teddy bear. >> that large gentle presence is something kimberly herman won't have this fall when she starts at usc without one of her closest friends. >> i didn't think i was strong enough to continue. i will do it and dedicate it to him, for him. >> that was jeff ngyuen reporting. nick was one of 14 people struck or rattled by that lightning yesterday. one of the nine who went to the hospital, he is still in critical condition. >>> operations of the oyster company in ma county continue to hang by a thread. owners can keep harvesting oysters until a lawsuit in support of the oyster farm decided. the restaurant says the company is 35 major supplier for them. >>> california's draught may lead to more than parched communities. we may see a spike in sometimes fatal disease. kpix 5's an a tree -- andrea borba reports. >> she always wears a mask because the dirt may contain stores packed with a dangerous fungus. >> yeah. it's scary. >> the fungus causes valley fever. when air bourn and inhaled, it can lodge in the lung and cause a respiratory infection. but in some high risk patie

you don't want these children with their teddy bears? you are satan. you are worse than satan you are compassion is code for its opposite creating policies that harm those that it's meant to help. dependence on government is compassionate but while fostering independence is not. forcing poor kids into bad public schools is compassionate while charter schools where they excel is not. so what is compassion? nancy pelosi said that deportation would be like sending kids into burning buildings. if so why not help put those fires out. export values that create better lives in awesome countries like ours. but that's not what the amnesty preachers want. in their odd world everyone should come here but the very thing they are coming for our way of life shouldn't be inflicted on others. it's an equation that preserves pain beyond our borders as it rattles what's left of our own. what do i know. i hate babies. i just hate some babies. bob, nancy pelosi teaching compassion is like you teaching restraint. is deportation of illegals unchristian? >> first of all i us

. >> teddy bears, candles and balloons with the children's names served passion an altar for the memorialreporter: even in embrace couldn't take away the stink of this senseless crime. >> who can make sense of something like that? >> what you going to get out of carjacking somebody? then you -- you run the kids down. you run a whole family down. >> reporter: the community calls for the two men to turn themselves in. pastor brown promises they will use the tragedy to build strength during this dark time. >> we're going to use that as fuel to triple that amount of children that we started to serve. we'll triple the effort on behalf of those angels. >> reporter: again, if you have any information about the two suspects you're asked to can tact police. reward for information leading to those arrests is $110,000 through monday at noon. joyce? >> thank you, drew. >>> arrest is made in the death of a woman whose body was found along a roadside in new jersey. u.s. marshalls picked up 52 year old kevin ambrose last night in atlantic city. they say he stabbed 41 year old jennifer bunko of winslow s

after a couple weeks we really learn that teddy bear up front, bear up front.bear you front it is in the car seat. last but in the least we want to make sure that everyone has an iron clad policy with their child care provider and if the baby is not there as scheduled, call them, let them know. but if you don't have a call and you don't have the baby then they prom toys call every number to make sure that the baby is okay and just that one phone call have would have saved so many lives. >> and how quick, we hear cars heat up so quickly. it hasn't been that hot here in the last couple weeks but it doesn't take long for a car to heat up. >> it doesn't, we have lost children as low as 57 degrees outside. it is really important to make sure you never leave children alone in vehicles, heat is just another reason not to do it. but in the first 20 minutes, your temperature can go up ten, 15, 20 degrees. >> tell us about the push you have with the white house right now what are you trying to get accomplish. >> we want to make sure children don't die in hot cars. they d

that before seeing the outpouring of emotion in the netherlands, before seeing the flowers, the teddy bearstims first returned that have been thrown on to the roads and then cleared away. as that grandmother said, she said, we thought it was just us, we thought it was just us in our grief, we thought it was just us in our sorrow. but clearly, on this day, for many days to come, it is not just the families of the fallen. >> what a beautiful day, what beautiful scenery. fareed zakaria quite rightly points out the magnificence of the scenery. it looks as if the funeral p procession is arriving. >> let's just listen in as the people watched the procession arriving now in hilversum. may not be able to hear the crowds over the helicopters. but let's just listen. [ on lookers applauding ] >> one viewer tweeted me a few minutes ago from the netherla s netherlands, saying my country is silenced by grief. and i think that really comes into my mind, just seeing the re, ans reactions. some people applause. there is scattered applause. but many just stand silently. some throw flowers. we saw reach out t

. >> reporter: to learn responsibility, inmates in the class carry a teddy bear everybody they go foronth. >> you become quite attached, as a constant reminder what it means. >> you say you are bonded with your bear? >> very much so. >> a five year study by the oregon social learning center shows women 48% less likely to get rearrested than nongraduates. men, 27% less likely. >> you a little scared about what's ahead? >> of course, yeah. it's been a long time. i know there's a lot to fix and try to do better. but i'm ready for it. >> reporter: michelle newell said, what started in the classroom is now a lifetime job. >> the things i caused and the things my kids had to see me go through, i can't take that back but i can change that each and every day and make sure they never ever have to go through that again. >> reporter: and so far her hard work in the course is getting good grades. >> she is awesome, awesome, the coolest mom ever. >> and getting kudos from the only ones who count. >>> response to high pro file accidents, libby casey is in washington with more on that story. libby.

. >> reporter: to learn responsibility, inmates in the class carry a teddy bear as a reminder. >> youome attached. >> reporter: you bonded with your bear? >> yes, very much so. >> reporter: the programme appears to get results. a 5-year study by the oregon learning center shows women 48% likely to get rearrested than non-graduates. men 27% likely. >>> are you a little scared about what is ahead? >> yes. it's been a long time. there's a lot to fix and try to do better. what started in the classroom is a half time job. the devastation caused, the kids - the things my kids go through, what they can do is change that and make sure they never ever do that again. her hard work in the course is getting good grade. she is awesome. from the only people who really count. >> coming up on al jazeera america. 100 days after boko haram fighters kidnapped hundreds of schoolgirls, the fight to bring them home, details and rehabilitation from around the world. the affordable care act stands despite another loss in court. ray suarez is in washington, and explores the controversy on tonight's "inside st

i lost my favorite teddy bear. i lost my ds. it was great, it was awesome. i'm bummed out because, like, that was my favorite thing in the world besides my family. >> yeah, caliper's shot. got to get new pistons at least on it. >> my dad's brakes on the truck isn't working. one time we almost got in a wreck. it sounded like nails on a chalkboard. i hate that sound. when is the cable being shut off? >> soon. we owe them almost $200. cable, internet, all that, we don't have the money to pay it. >> what are you doing? >> applying for a job. >> have you applied to many places? >> this'll be the third menard's store i've applied at. walmart, the anchor place, quite a few. >> i hope that my dad will somehow miracle-y get his truck working and get a good job and so we'll be able to get money to keep this house, hopefully, and not get kicked out. >> my name is kaylie hegwood, and i live in stockton, iowa. oh, yay! that one was good, that one was good! and i am ten years old, and i live with my mother and my brother, tyler, and he is 12 years old. i don't think we're

including people displaced, while outside the neighbors boarded up the home and neighbors drop off teddy bears at the site. >> i can only pra that their pain -- pray that their pain was not long, that they did not truly feel and experience the intensity of this fire. >> reporter: annie mccormick channel 6 "action news." >> now, the cause of the fire remains a mystery this morning, investigators think it began on a porch and even though a firehouse is right around the corner and firefighters arrived quickly, the flames spread fast. win minutes the fire jumped to nearly a dozen homes. i meant took 100 firefighters to get the blaze under control. again, four young children died, a woman and two girls suffered smoke inhalation. fire commissioner, daric sawyer was visibly upset when discussing the fire fight. >> upon -- it was a tough fire fight. we had visited this house just last year and installed two smoke alarms, two brand new smoke alarms, so in addition installing smoke alarms, we need every e everyone to plan and practice a escape plan. the firefighters are heart broken because we lost four

there is a small memorial, flowers, teddy bears, candles sitting in tribute to the people who died. also a letter of thanks from the ambassador of the netherlands thanking people for their notes of condolence and support. a group of ukrainian americans will be taking a memorial walk for the the 296 victims. they will be walking in silence from here to the malaysian embassy. that's a mile or so. we spoke to students here at the dutch embassy and say the crash has been devastating. >> i mean i think it's horrible. obviously there's been a lot of conflict in the ukraine as of late. and it's just such a tragedy that now this conflict is starting to affect beyond the borders of ukraine. >> i saw a family had lost two people in the first malaysia airlines crash in march and they lost two more family members in the one that went down yesterday. and that's terrible. from what i saw it looks like a lot of the airlines are going sight of ukraine and avoiding the area. so i don't understand why they decided to go right through a conflict zone. >> we expect this to be a very emotional evening.

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the approval of congress, just think of the optics if we have a 747 loaded up with children with teddy bears and their moms all crying, being flown back to one of the most dangerous places on earth, how would that look for the administration? how would that look for this nation? >> to say nothing of the detention and sort of the facilities in some of them, i have to play something for you. i have to play for you laura ingraham from fox news. she was on with bill o'reilly and he disagreed with her, to his credit. this is about children. americans are incredibly passionate. if there was an earthquake in honduras, we'd be having a telethon and raising money for them. but this is the tone that we're hearing from some on the right. let's take a listen. >> the first thing you do is start deporting people. not by the hundreds but by the thousands. >> could that become a political problem? >> sure. it could become a political program for the republicans. the moderate republicans who so far have been quiet, they need to come forward and denounce it and say this is not our party, this is not what we b

people have left teddy bears, flowers, to mourn people they never knew by locals.errifying feeling of the war constantly moving around this area and the silence there just hard to really describe. wolf? >> another one of our courageous cnn war correspondents, nick payton walsh, doing some dangerous work for us. nick, be careful over there. thanks very much. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in a special two-hour edition of "the situation room." for our international viewers, amanpour is next. for the viewers in the united states and north america, "newsroom" with brooke baldwin starts right now. >>> all right, wolf blitzer, thank you so much. great to be with you all on this wednesday. i'm brooke baldwin. let's get to some news here at cnn. cnn just learned the united states has agreed to resupply israel's military with multiple types of ammunition. what types of ammunition, why specifically. let's go to the pentagon to our correspondent, barbara starr, who has this reporting. tell me what exactly this resupplying of th

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>> this is 40-year-old ail hn treesister who police say advertised himself as big teddy bear for young chaser. he was a concierge at animal kingdom lodge. previously working the toy story ride. he showed up to meet what he thought was a 14-year-old boy, hoping, according to his text messages to fulfill a fantasy. treester was communicating with an undercover detective. he has plead not guilty. however, listen to what he tells dw detectives during his interrogation. he confesses to having sex with a teenaged boy. just three and a half weeks before this polk county sting. >> he still went there for that. to have sex with them. knowing he was 15 years old. >> is that a fantasy? i mean, again, he was a younger age, so -- >> that's right, treester admits he drove to georgia to have sex with a 15-year-old boy he met online. >> my life is ruined, my family's life is ruined. >> reporter: monitoring and fixing rides like tea cups, winnie the pooh and it's a small world. he says he loved his job. especially the children. >> to see the look on the children's faces, to -- you know, when they get t

there are makeshift memorials from kiev to moscow, flower, teddy bears, notes of condolences left atrts to honor the victims and today a memorial service was held at the crash site. only a few dozen people were in attendance in the rural area, but it was a moment on the rest of the world mourning with them. anderson, starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for >>> good evening, thanks for join egg us -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to our two-hour edition of 360. malaysia airlines, flight 17, more evidence, photograph evidence suggesting that masz l brought it down. in addition to that, the american intelligence community is providing more details pointing toward russian involvement. the latest tonight, from the u.n. a dutch diplomat's outpouring about his country's human ordeal, more than 200 deaths. president obama telling the

>> this is 40-year-old alan who police say advertised him online as big teddy bear for a younger chaser was previously working at the toy story ride. this is rreaster getting arrested after he thought he was meeting a 14-year-old boy, hoping to fulfill a fantasy. treaster was actually communicating with an uncover detective. he has pled not guilty. however, listen to what he tells detectives during his investigation. he actually confesses to having sex with a teenaged boy just 3 1/2 weeks before this polk county sting. >> you still went there to have sex with him knowing that he was 15 years old? >> yes. >> was that another fantasy? i mean, that was, again, a younger age. >> he admits that he drove to georgia to have sex with a 15-year-old boy that he had online. >> my life is ruined, my family's life is ruined. >> this man was a maintenance supervisor at disney's magic kingdom monitoring and fixing rides like teacups, winnie the pooh and it's a small world. he says he loved his job, especially the children. >> to see the look on the children's faces, when they get to see prince charmin

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