me, that they were ready to go, the exit wasn t too far away. i told them to go, i threw a chair at the gunman and i headed for the door. and all three of us were able to get out without even a shot being fired. throughout the stand off, malik faisal akram that was heard demanding the release of aafia siddiqui, known as lady al-anda, a pakistani neuroscientistjailed in pakistani neuroscientist jailed in the pakistani neuroscientistjailed in the us for trying to kill american soldiers in afghanistan. it is the us for trying to kill american soldiers in afghanistan.- soldiers in afghanistan. it is the wa he soldiers in afghanistan. it is the way he was soldiers in afghanistan. it is the way he was killed, soldiers in afghanistan. it is the way he was killed, he soldiers in afghanistan. it is the way he was killed, he was - soldiers in afghanistan. it is the way he was killed, he was shot. i soldiers in afghanistan. it is the - way he was killed, he was shot. that shouldwt way he w
coming reasons, they stopped al-qaeda from coming to reasons, they stopped al-qaeda from coming to america, they ve stopped that now coming to america, they ve stopped that now and let s get on with it. president that now and let s get on with it. president biden says if there is problems with terrorism, we will then problems with terrorism, we will then go problems with terrorism, we will then go back into afghanistan on a case by case basis like we do across the world case by case basis like we do across the world with other threats, with isis the world with other threats, with isis and the world with other threats, with isis and what s happening in africa, as welt isis and what s happening in africa, as welt so isis and what s happening in africa, as well. so it s notjust afghanistan. many people are maybe nodding afghanistan. many people are maybe nodding along to what he says in america nodding along to what he says in america. . nodding along to what he says
says the garden is just beginning. the rest of the neighborhood sees what is going on and how the youth are stepping up and leading this change. then, the gangs move out. the prostitution moves out. it is change. it doesn t happen overnight but it happens. say hi to your friends. reporter: ivory price believes change is possible. when not sing willing ing or volunteering, she is writing about her own economic struggles. the place had rats and bugs. at night, my mother and sister and i will sleep in the same bed to keep warm. the fact i can come out and help other people that are going through the same thing or things that are even worse, it makes me feel happy. jason carroll, cnn, detroit. you can keep it here for a special building up america 3:00 p.m. today. tom foreman takes a look at how