and he says he quickly realized just how badly injured she really was. her parents also say she immediately asked them to pray for her. she was amazing. much more calm and collected than i think most of the people on the beach at that time. what did that shark think you were? a fish? lucky little girl. lucy says she s forgiven the shark. she is expected to walk again after a few months of physical therapy. her parents say they love the water and will go back to the beach. i love she says she s forgiven the shark. it s no secret we love our sleep studies here o o world news now. but here s a good one. researchers at stanford say any interruption to our night s sleep seems to affect the way your brain works. ain t that the truth? they say being woken up by your crying baby or by someone snoring prevents your brain from forming memories, which is really the same effect as alcohol. those saturday mornings you don t quite know what happened. does it include being woken up b
18-year-old, wu issued his resignation statement. among other things, wu wrote, the well-being of my children must come before anything else. with great sadness, i therefefe intend to o sign. this is the right decision for my family, the institutiononf the house, and my colleagues. it is also the only correct decision to avoid any distraction from the important work at hand in washington. that was thom jensen reporting from portland. seven of wu s staffers, you ll recall, resigned in january after he shared pictures of himself posing in a tiger costume. he is the first chinese-american to serve in the house. the 6-year-old girl attacked by a sharkrkn her boogie board on a north carolina beach is expected to make a full recovery. a week after asking her parents if she was going to die, lucy magnum is all smiles. lucy s father is actually a doctor.
shows the moment of impact. 76 people were killed in the bombing and shooting rampage on an island near oslo. survivors are describing the terror. when the shooter got closer, i was left with only one question. how would i like to die. i mean, let him shoot me or shall i just drown in trying to escape. the violence just won t stop in syria. at least eight more people including an 11-year-old boy were shot and killed by security forces outside damascus today. that is according to a human rights group that is on the ground there. protesters reportedly fought back by throwing rocks at those soldiers. in seoul, a frantic search for survivors of a massive landslide. at least 32 people were killed. 400 homes destroyed. the land gave way after parts of the region got more than a foot of rain. the death toll has been steady rising here in south korea as torrential rain continues to pull he will. we are used to rain here, but not to this extent. he s a 14-year-old american k