and expressed his gratitude to the fbi and other law- enforcement agencies that would have targeted people in the district. as for people here at the saudi arabian embassy, you can imagine they were shocked to hear. our cameras are rolling as people leave that the saudi arabian embassy just hours after news of the foiled terror plot broke. the fbi has started to charge two men. it was a surprise to hear that. this is a saudi exchange student. he says word of the failed attack is concerning. are you worried about your safety? yes, of course. thank god that everything was uncovered before any damage was done. thank god. it is stupid, very stupid. what did they accomplish? nothing. these couriers come in and out of the embassy all day and the news has him spooked. to find something like this is going on, it makes you fear to come to work. i come here every day to pick up accounts. i know the under embassador personally. she is a nice lady. i did not know why anyo
isreali embassies. arbabsiar has confessed. the other suspect, and gholam shakuri, is at large. they are saying this is nothing but a child story to distract from the u.s. s on domestic problems. not everyone thinks this is a child s tail. security is tight at the saudi arabian embassy right now where chris van cleve is live tonight. word is spreading quickly about the intended target. it surprised a lot of people. let me give you what we just received in a statement. the attempted plot is a despicable violation of international standards and conventions and is not in accord with the standards of humanity. just looking at the building, we do not see any visible changes in security, but we have seen some fbi agents come and go. inside, we understand to be a very secure facility. the people coming in and out admitted that it was shocking news. thank god that everything was uncovered before any damage was done. i come here every day, so i am concerned. to find out some
jobs left apple frustrated with the company. he would later go into the movie business as cofounder of pixar. but his biggest impact began in 1994 after a 12-year absence. jobs returned to apple as ceo. he helped changed the face of the movie, music, and computer industry. with the ipod and itunes, the company flourished. just like the sony walkman revolutionized portable music listening 20 years, a in the digital age, ipod is doing exactly the same thing. and later came the iphone and the ipad. but in 2003 at the height of his career jobs was diagnosed with a rare form of pancreatic cancer. in 0 nine he took a leave of absence from running apple to focus on his health, and earlier this year another leave of absence. he remained on board as ceo, and despite his illness jobs continued to drive apple s innovation and success, a hands- on creator passionate about the consumer experience. that s what it looks like. very thin. and just a few interesting fax about steve job
a greenbelt man now facing life in prison after being convicted of murdering a 16- year-old girl over a bottle of tattoo ink. gary nurenberg has the details of what may be the most mindless and outrageous act of violence we ve heard about this year. chambers thought about being a model. look at that face. but in many ways, the 16-year- old was still a little girl who got excited over anyone s birthday. have to have balloons, a card. she was a birthday since then, we don t celebrate birthdays like we did. she met acquaintances at the greenbelt apartments and refused to give estep a bottle of tattoo ink she had. mr. estep pulled out a 380 caliber weapon and shot her in the head. estep said he was nowhere near the crime scene but video from a screens store told the jury a different story. because the surveillance tapes indicate the time, date and proximity to the crime scene, the jury was able to understand that mr. estep was, in fact, there that fateful day. e
captioned by the national captioning institute www.ncicap.org a greenbelt man now facing life in prison after being convicted of murdering a 16- year-old girl over a bottle of tattoo ink. gary nurenberg has the details of what may be the most mindless and outrageous act of violence we ve heard about this year. chambers thought about being a model. look at that face. but in many ways, the 16-year- old was still a little girl who got excited over anyone s birthday. have to have balloons, a card. she was a birthday since then, we don t celebrate birthdays like we did. she met acquaintances at the greenbelt apartments and refused to give estep a bottle of tattoo ink she had. mr. estep pulled out a 380 caliber weapon and shot her in the head. estep said he was nowhere near the crime scene but video from a screens store told the jury a different story. because the surveillance tapes indicate the time, date and proximity to the crime scene, the jury was able to und