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Looted the biggest was the fact that the stores were closed for a week after that. you couldnt get in to recover. >> leading up to it every store was covered with fly wood. >> after dark nobody on the street. >> david you get the last word. >> we have to deal with the human factor and the aftermath here. these are the people with the stories i am glad you decided to tell them. in order for them to do this others around the country have to get involved in their communities. this is not all of fer...

Just the fact we got looted, the bigger devastation was the fact that roads were closed. >> every store was covered with plywo plywood. >> after dark, theres nobody on the street. >> lest close it up with david here. >> we have to deal with the human factor and the aftermath here. these are the people whose stories im glad you decided to tell. what we also have to remember is that in order for them to do this, other people around the country have to get involved in their communities. these are l...

The bigger devastation that the streets were closed for a week after. that you couldnt get into to recover. >> leading up to it, every store covered with plywood. >> after dark there is nobody on the street. they close at 5:00. >> david, you get the last word. >> we have to deal with the human factor in the aftermath. these are people and stores, sean, im glad you decided to tell them. what we have to remember is that in order for them to do this, others around the country have to get involved i...

Fact we were looted the bigger devastation that the streets were closed for a week after. that you couldnt get into to recover. >> leading up to it, every store covered with plywood. >> after dark there is nobody on the street. they close at 5:00. >> david, you get the last word. >> we have to deal with the human factor in the aftermath. these are people and stores, sean, im glad you decided to tell them. what we have to remember is that in order for them to do this, others around the country ha...

The reserve component. steve hayes, and charles krauthammer and amy. >> look theres the human factor here, just the fact that this is a pretty horrible way to let people know that they are going lose their job and their vocation while they are still in the field. the larger issue from the national interest is why in gods name are we doing this? this is the most highly trained force in the world for counter insurgency. its unique in the world. the price has been high, the blood has been paid. but...

Jorge, david, dana, thank you. >> set your dvr to watch 360 when you want. more on the human factor behind the wave of immigrations. a rare look at a spot on mexicos board we are guatemala, where coming north can be as simple as taking a zip line or rope ferry. youre looking at live pictures there. rockets fired by hamas as air strikes pound the gaza strip. signs that an israeli ground seven could come soon. were there on the ground when we continue. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, t...

>> and his do. hes rocking it. elizabeth, thank you very much. in this weeks human factor a young woman uses the tragedy that left her paralyzed to help others. heres chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. >> reporter: at 14 years old, sabrina cohen was your average teenager. she was building a social life. simp wily trying to fit in. when a few older boys offered sabrina and her friends a ride to a party, they jumped a t the chance. >> i just remember being concerned with things like n...

Paralyzed to help others in a similar situation. this is todays "human factor." >> reporter: at 14 years old, sabrina was your average teenager. she was building a social life simply trying to fit in. so when a few boys offered her and her friends to a party, they jumped at the chance. >> i just remember being concerned with things like not putting my seat belt on because i wouldnt have looked cool. >> reporter: getting in that car and not buckling up was a decision that cost her dearly. >> with...

Situation. chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta explains in todays "human factor." >> reporter: at 14 years old, sabrina cohen was your average teenager. she was building a social life, simply trying to fit in. so when a few older boys offered her a ride to a party, they jumped at the chance. >> i just remember being concerned with things like not putting my seat belt on, because i wanted to look cool. >> reporter: getting into the car and not buckling up was a decision that would cost h...

Steve coburn is expected to leave new york city tomorrow. the horse racing industry at belmont is not going to be there definitely to wave him good-bye. a lot of them wish he would fade from the scene and a lot of people doubt he will have a triple crown nominee any time soon. fredricka? >> richard roth in new york, thank you into remember reading "rainbow"? so do millions of people and a lot of people are donating to bring it back in a new form. thats right after this, live. but now its time ...