getti getting strength. and the fear is this could become a new safe haven for terrorists. we have heard horrible stories about what is happening and you re going to hear them. but sharia law is the rule. today i called the military leader for an czar al din, the main islamic radical group linked to al qaeda here. we wanted to tell you their side of the story, but here s what happened. [ speaking in foreign language ] translator: yes, this is omar. hello? hello. translator: yes, what do you want? good morning. good morning. do you speak english? translator: no, no. french is it. no, no. i have some help. can you ask him, are they hurting people? translator: listen, speak in french. no, no. listen. i do not speak to a woman. if approximate you would like to speak to me, give me a man. it is necessary to respect our religion. we do not speak to women. do you hear me? [ speaking in french ] no, we do not speak with women. it is necessary to give a man to speak wi
their family says they were very passionate and died doing exactly what they loved. 61-year-old tom taplin on the left of your screen lived in santa monica california and just wrapped up a documentary about the mt. everest base camp where the avalanche hit. his wife told me he was a passionate photographer, filmmaker, and mountaineer. he was a larger than life individual. people just gravitated to a lot of friends because he was just so much fun and such an inspiration to be around. we ve heard similar words about 28-year-old marissa who died at the base camp as well. she was a camp doctor with the seattle-based mountaineering company. they say she was an avid mountain climber who had been working in the everest area for more than a year.