reporter: i m pretty sure he wouldn t refer to you as your old pal . i like larry. reporter: but it seems even that wouldn t stop what awaits franklin. most people out there are heading for a burning hell and they don t know it. reporter: do you think something lies for you on the other side on november 20th? yeah, it is not a burning hell. i m serving the lord. reporter: i think we re about out of time. well, let s not say that. you just reporter: time is important to you now, isn t it? oh, yeah, yeah, it has been for a long time. and maybe we ll meet again sometime. reporter: kyung lah joins me now, this is really fascinating that you were there. did he seem sorry about the killings? because he didn t seem to be during the interview. reporter: yeah, it was really apparent, he would say the words, but certainly he didn t show it. now, he has had 30 years to think about it. but certainly that apparent sadness was not visible on his
life? my old pal, larry. reporter: i m pretty sure he wouldn t refer to you as your old pal . i like larry. reporter: but it seems even that wouldn t stop what awaits franklin. most people out there are heading for a burning hell and they don t know it. reporter: do you think something lies for you on the other side on november 20th? yeah, it is not a burning hell. i m serving the lord. reporter: i think we re about out of time. well, let s not say that. you just reporter: time is important to you now, isn t it? oh, yeah, yeah, it has been for a long time. and maybe we ll meet again sometime. reporter: kyung lah joins me now, this is really fascinating that you were there. did he seem sorry about the killings? because he didn t seem to be during the interview. reporter: yeah, it was really apparent, he would say the words, but certainly he didn t show it. now, he has had 30 years to think about it. but certainly that apparent sadness was not visible on his
today s briefing. then the boy and the girl described the day they say a drone nearly killed them. translator: everything was dark and i couldn t see anything, but i heard a scream. i don t know if it was my grandmother, but i couldn t see her. i was very scared and all i could think of doing was just run. i kept running, but i heard i felt something in my hand. i looked to my hand. there was blood. i tried to bandage my hand, but the blood kept coming. the blood wouldn t stop. translator: i no longer love blue skies. in fact, i now prefer gray skies. the drones do not fly when the skies are gray and for a short period of time, the mental tension and fear eases. representative alan grayson from florida invited that pakistani to the u.s. to come and speak. he joins me now from capitol hill. congressman, welcome. thank you. we hear you heard, members of congress heard from some of these drone strike victims.
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to bear. translator: it was eve day and my grandmother and i were at home getting prepared, and she said come out, let s go out to collect the okra in the fields. she was showing me how to tell the difference between a ripe okra and ones that still needed time to grow. then i had heard after a while, i heard a dum-dum noise and i saw these two missiles come hit the ground. everything was dark. i couldn t see anything. but i heard a cry. and next thing i knew, i started seeing blood coming out of my hand. i tried to wipe it away with my shawl, but the blood wouldn t stop. the blood just kept coming out. and i was just so scared, all i could think of doing was just running. i didn t know where to run, but i just was running and trying to wipe the blood away. translator: when i went there to the house, i saw all of my neighbors and my relatives. they were all mourning. and i was asking them that where is my mother s body, i want to see her face. they wouldn t let me see her face. they