And good thursday morning to you all. We begin with what may be the final chance for two hostages at the mercy of isis. A lastminute deal as a new deadline approaches. Isis is promising to free a japanese journalist and a jordanian pilot in exchange for the release of a convicted terrorist. Theres word jordan has agreed but first wants proof that its pilot is still alive. The latest now from abcs susan saulny. Reporter hanging in the balance this morning the life of this Tv Correspondent and this jordanian pilot. A new video released by isis shows japanese journalist kenji goto shackled forced to read his own death sentence. Hes holding a photo of the jordanian pilot. I only have 24 hours left to live, and the pilot has even less. Reporter despite u. S. Opposition, two countries, japan and jordan, are maneuvering with the terror group to spare the lives of the hostages. In exchange for the pair, isis says it wants failed suicide bomber Sajida Al Rishawi set free. Shes an iraqi woman on
Second stop that night. Laterer she can be seen holding the hand of the taller man as they leave. She was a woman who had a heart of gold. Reporter the father of bejars exhusband stayed close with the woman known as cruz and employed bejar thisin his group home. Bejar had moved here from spain. Her loss has been devastating. For the just to me and my family, but the lives that this woman touched all over the world. Reporter napa county sheriffs are asking anyone with information to contact them or napa crime stoppers. Tips can be anonymous. Laura anthony abc 7 news. No major damage or injuries are being reported following northern californias strongest earthquake since the south nap take napa quake back in august. It did cause some minor damage around the Historic Downtown but nothing more than a few broken bottles or glasses. Residents there are used to quakes but this one shook pretty hard. You you could see the glass flexing on the front windows. And you could feel the building kind
Final chance for two hostages at the mercy of isis. A last minute deal as a new deadline approaches. Theyre promising to release two hostages in exchange for a convicted terrorists release. They want proof its pilot is still alive first. The latest from abcs susan saulny. Reporter the life of this Tv Correspondent hanging in the balance and this pilot. A new video released by isis shows japanese journalist kenji goto shackled holding a photo of the pilot. I only have 24 hours left to live and the pilot has even less. Reporter despite u. S. Opposition two countries, japan and jordan are maneuvering with the terror group to spare the lives of the hostages. In exchange for the pair isis says it wants failed suicide bomber Sajida Al Rishawi set free. Shes an iraqi woman on death row in jordan. The Authorities Say she was a determined killer taking part in a 2005 attack in which 60 people were killed. Many of them attending a muslim wedding. What isis wants is for people to treat them like
They take on the police with antigovernment rallies across the city. Hunger strikes continue at Guantanamo Bay. Rare access to the military facility. We look back at the top stories. American lawmakers gave the entire world a scare because the bickering over the new budget drove the country. Temporary to prein the upcoming months. Global market eyes were right were wide open. At the 11th hour, congress struck a deal to deal with it later. Temporary effects. The agreement reopened the government and funded it to january 15. It allows the u. S. To continue borrowing until february 7. America rarely avoided defaulting on almost 17 trillion in debt. America took a beating here. The shutdown halted the capital to a standstill, with hundreds of thousands of workers out of jobs and the economy on the verge of a recession. Eventually, the market will say, we do not want to play this game anymore. It sparked a global reevaluation. We have seen these political crisis appear in the u. S. You woul
That could include a 2. 5 billion settlement, a substantial amount of money for Credit Suisse, as well as a guilty plea from the Parent Company. This would be a sea change in the way the Justice Department has dealt with big banks. One of the conversations we have don having is what will this to the bank, and how will that affect the bank, hurt future business, impact revenue . This is unchartered territory, right, if they were to agree to criminal charges . It is. If they go for the parent whatny, it is a turn from the Justice Department has done where they could charge the subsidiary, which typically shields the Broader Company from collateral damage. What is next once they saw this . We have a lot of people to go. We will see what happens to a bank if a Parent Company plead guilty and is find, and if the Justice Department will go after other banks and similar cases. Much, keriu so geiger. Fcc chairman tom wheelers proposal to regulate internet traffic has cleared its first pozo, an