it's our little yvonne's first day to day he's three years old we're having our own little part. is they make you wish we all have one wish to have our own home. he was hit with selena first she is our daughter when he came to visit me in his defense i was stunned between my husband and my child i got smacked too. once she accidentally broke eric's when she was helping him carry them into the kitchen he kept jab in harry in the face with the back. yeah i wasn't. i saw the result of the song left take a in your face was covered in neg. short shall we rehash. what more is happened as happened let's go hey chalk let's find the forest inhabitants and ask them what happened i say is a donkey when i was pregnant with ron he started beating me too i went to the doctor with bruises she saw that i had gotten daisy and fall and i was embarrassed to tell but i should have said it straight away otherwise they wouldn't believe am i supposed to take my two kids leave my has been to live in a shelter one hour so happen is easy when every kid has their own home right. it's a big wall and no good

from nutley, new jersey, y'all give it up for yvonne olivari. what up?eers and applause] what's up, yvonne? how you doing? >> very good. how are you? >> good. so you went online. you just--you beat everybody.

yvonne negede, how are officials responding? >> there is a heavy police presence as they try to get people to move away. hundreds of onlookers have shown up. there are vehicles who were completely decimated by the impact of the explosion. it looked like they were practically uprooted from the roadside. there is flood on the employees, you can see there were people who were killed and injured and maimed. they have now been removed by the emergency services. even though it's night here there is still a chaotic scene of people trying to figure out what is going on. there are fears of more explosive devices. they're trying to get people to move away and make sure there are no more explosive devices. it's a terrible scene out here. >> yvonne, is there any symbolic significance to the mall, any wherein why the boko haram would have targeted in specific location? >> well, not really, but safe to say that it is a popular destination for consumers. it's the place where you go buy the latest mobile phones and other electronic goods. one d

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yvonne ngede is in abuja. >> many windows blown out. witnesses told us they saw body parts scattered around the entrance of the mall which took the worst of the force of the blast. and many cars parked of parked outside were destroyed. >> i lost and why because i came to photocopy for 10 lira. this driver is not supposed to take mere here but i forced here. and these children he is going to school. he is wanting to take care of his children. how are they going to take care of the children. >> reporter: emergency came to rescue the injured and the dead. as bomb squads combed the area for more devices. at the scene, police said it was too early to say who or what coughed the explosion. >> you cannot see we just recorded an unfortunate bomb blast here. for now we can't tell you much. we can tell you the nature or perhaps the kind of explosion that was used. >> reporter: no group has claimed responsibility for bombing but it does look like the group boko haram might be behind it. they blew up this bus station in abuja killing over 75 people

. >> yvonne ngeda line for us by phone. please get to safety. >> therboko haram is suspected of another abduction. but the officials in m nigeria have not admitted there has been another abduction. andrew simmons reports. >> reporter: they tried to assure the people. he said that he shared their pain, the pain of the families. he does not confirm this mass kidnapping report, but refer to the reference in sharing pain. hwhen asked if he was going to do a thorough investigation, and he said he's going to do that. he was very critical of the military after the attack, the initial attack in which the 276 school girls were abducted. that criticism has subsided but it does seem that privately there is a great amount of tension between the governor and the government. the government and the federal government are in position in which it's unclear that they're moving forward. any observer would tell you that there is lack of clarity on behalf of the government. the waves of terror outside of the city are ruled by boko haram. there

the door there was used for in truth not even two feet from this door was the middle of the false yvonne family there were four car seats located in this mini being listed two feet away from the door this not to mention this family had been there for almost two months the children had been playing in the front yard any good police due diligence police were would reveal that there were small children in this home where the drugs which the swat team we're searching for were never found in the boy's parents and now demanding a federal investigation into what happened today and he's not alone by the way wilson was also was holding her one year old baby but that didn't stop the police who opened fire after entering her hands the baby was injured but survived the woman wasn't even a suspect and it was her boyfriend the police were after on suspicion of selling drugs and jerry stand a sixty eight year old grandfather of twelve lay face down on the floor following orders when an officer is gun discharged and shot him dead and again he wasn't a suspect and police were searching for his girlfriend

he has been without a coach since the departure of yvonne in march.ivan llendl the countdown to the tour de france has started in earnest. it was last year's winner who took the honors in the opening trial. putting aside the 2012 controversy, clocking an impressive 30 minutes and 13 seconds. >> it is fantastic to be back. expect that from today, such a short prologue. we are going to have to put our heads together tonight to work out how to tackle the next few days. we have all the big contenders here we expected. it is going to be a tough week, i think. >> plenty of other contenders at the criteria. the two-time winner. ñb?xa7guc

yvonne jackson following the dog calling police updating them on the dog's location. an unbelievable story. we will talk to joe vaughn and tell you the entire story coming up. >> chicago aldermen have prostate cancer surgery today. has been a city council member since 1969. has never missed a meeting. he postponed a surgery yesterday said he would not miss a meeting. the major developments of the rest of the city council meeting. >> city council passed an ordinance the requiand their required a gun shop. handgun buyers will face a three day waiting period >> rule not derail the city's plan to open made george lucas museum on the lakefront. they will try to convince a judge that allowing the new museum to swallow up the valuable land south of soldier field violates the lakefront protection ordinance. the mayor says it will be a museum on a museum campus. there is nothing illegal about that. >> chicago phone bills will go up. the luster raise the monthly surcharge that users pay. currently to 50 a month. it will go up to 390. >> does not know and what sent water gushing

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getting involved in the conflict by sending in the air force against the militants defense analyst yvonne allen says going back to iraq is not something the american people would like to see providing more weapons to the iraqi military i think would be a nightmare they have to the weapons of already ended up in the isis hands the least a lot of weapons have so then you have the other thing is a good be a drone campaign or it could be a full fledged air campaign on the economic consequences of course all that costs money and the united states is already has a seventeen trillion dollar debt and i think we're already overextended around the world and to get back into iraq is going to cost more money and more billions and i think the american people are tired of not only the lives lost american lives overseas in these places but also the money spent you know they've spent trillions in iraq already you without international are going to take a quick break now i'll be back with more news in the company's. your views on any people are all about what they're going to do but it is really think the

president's chief of staff has visited refugee camps in the south when rostov on don region that gay yvonne took a walk around the facilities that are housing thousands of forces forced to flee their homes in east ukraine and spoke to some of the people affected the russian emergency ministry says around twenty thousand people have already crossed the border in search shelter. and other developments a russian journalists are covering events in east ukraine have been labeled as terrorists by officials in kiev a little internal memo from the country's security service. but russian reporters some of who have been working in the rest of eastern regions the document a list eighty seven names it accuses the journalist of being involved in illegal paramilitary groups and resisting the so-called antiterrorist operation we caught up with one of the journalists on the list and he says he has no idea why his name is the you know. third there were those days when i saw the list and my name on it i laughed it's very amusing because there are people who are in fact working in east ukraine and covering ev

is part of the second major nato exercise in the area in the space of two months defense analyst yvonne eland believes that it's a show of strength to intimidate russia. well it's just symbolic presence i mean those b. two bombers can hit the hit russia from their base in missouri but they're they've been transferred to england and there's also their nuclear capable fifty two straddle fortress aircraft in. britain as well they're spying planes total so i think that's also a statement to russia saying well united states is a nuclear power and we have to protect our allies and now we're willing to go. to and including the nuclear threshold and maybe above that to defend them. using online to better late than never almost a month after two palestinian teens were shot dead by the israeli military human rights watch says it could well be a war crime for more on the recent report go to our web site. plus a horror from the past find out what tests were carried out on irish orphans in the nineteenth. chinese companies on a shopping spree in the u.s. investment doubled in twenty teens reaching a

yvonne, what more do we know about the explosion? do we know anything about the number of casualties. >> we know that the explosion was incredibly powerful. now what we can see here is 70 or 60 burned out vehicles that have been completely destroyed. and there is a lot of building debris as emergency services, unfortunately, are still picking body parts up off the floor. and it is simply a very terrible scene. thousands have shown up here to see what is going on. the military has been trying to hold back the crowd, who are just shocked and concerned about what has gone on here. and what we understand to be the emergency services is that there are people who have been killed. they are not saying how many one unofficial report is suggesting somewhere around eight people but we're also hearing a figure of 21 as the police are talking about up to 21 dead. this is really terrible. a chaos and scene just a shocking scene at an electronics area where people come to purchase goods from the city. >> boko haram have been active in the north of

yvonne mcgee bought a gun two years ago. until a pitch black morning this year. >> did you see him or you actually heard him first? >> i was right here. >> this close to the window? >> i was here. >> she says she was on the phone with 911 when a man with a crowbar broke through her back window. >> i said to him if you come in i'm going to shoot him. my son was saying, shoot him mama, shoot him. i said, no, he needs to come in. when he saw me, i discharged my weapon. he yelled so loud. >> what was that moment like, when you realized, i could have killed that guy. >> i felt bad had he died but at that moment i felt anger how dare you come in my house! i was so angry at that moment until i felt good, i svelte great. >> you -- i felt great. >> police officers will not be on every corner in front of every house every minute of the day. >> james craig joined the city, a little over a year ago. >> when i came here, it's fair to say many know who live in detroit had no confidence in this police department. you know, response time se

according to police, around 7:00 saturday night the three inmates, yves denis yvonne lamontagne, denis to the helicopter which quickly took off, heading pogsably to montreal. >> in quebec, also in canada and the states, so everybody's giving a hand to find them as quickly as possible. >> reporter: two were arrested in a drug best in 2010 and were awaiting trial. police around revealing detail, around the investigation for fear the escapees are monitoring the media. not only is it a scene ripped from the pages of a television script -- >> they're breaking him out on their own. >> reporter: but this latest dramatic escape mirrors one that unfolded in another prison in quebec a mere 15 months ago when two men posing as tourists hijacked a helicopter and forced the pilot at gunpoint to swoop down and hoist up two inmates with rope in broad daylight. but within a few hours, police had those escapees and hijackers in custody. >> our alexandria steele for us. quebec's guards can't use firearms unless their own lives are in danger so all they could do with report the breakout was happening. de

our goal is to determine location because that affects whether we have investigation from yvonne forstmann. we don't even start an interview until we know we're taking notes or write plays and as a law enforcement officer, not as a sexual assault advocate, but as law-enforcement, someone who knows the system to prevent to the right place and guide them to the right people to take a forensic statement you would want to have taken in the circumstances. >> so your effort is to get them to the right place? >> then again, it again, it is that their wishes. so with their wishes to let us know simultaneously we are letting our title ix offices know that this is didn't happen and it doesn't matter where it happened, the title ix will take them on to work. we simultaneously launch both notifications in advocate with the student through the process that can be very confusing when you work with a lot of different agencies. >> you would be rare for a survivor to contact us immediately as the very first contact. oftentimes it is a hall adviser, someone in the wellness center, someone in the student can

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