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and hamas could be coming to an end, expiring in just a few hours. so is the fighting about to ramp up again? plus, a palestinian student shot in vermont just out of surgery as his family fears he may never walk again. this as were learning new details about the suspect in that shooting. and, go eff yourself, thats elon musks message tonight to the growing list of companies willing to advertise out of x. and thats not all he has to say tonight. lets go "outfront." good evening, i...

seeing more and more of that. we have a problem with antibiotics. we dont have the antibiotics we need. >> bill: good to see you. >> dana: hamas terrorist attack at a jerusalem bus stop leaving three israelis dead and six others injured. two palestinian gunmen opened fire on civilians during the morning commute. two off duty soldier and armed civilian returned fire and it killed the two terrorists. welcome to a new hour of "americas newsroom." im dana perino. >> bill: good morning. so ...

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Bangkok, thailand. brian burns and dan rivers report on the no chains collective. >> reporter: maria spend her day behind a sewing machine stitching dresses, blouses and vests. she works an eight-hour shift and makes about $4 an hour, a far cry from the first job she had after arriving from bolivia in 2006. i was promised a sewing job in argentina that would paid a dig mied salary of $200 a positive. just like so many other victims, i was lied to, she says. and maria became a victim herself, for...

Dignified salary of $200 a month. but like so many other victims, i was lied to, she says. marie became a victim herself, forced to sew 18 hours a day, seven days a week in a clandestine clothing factory in buenos aires. she said she was rarely allowed outside and slept in a hallway in the factory. she made just $25 a month. >> my son would sit under the sewing table and cry. my boss would yell at us all the time, she says. with no money, no family, nowhere else to turn, she stayed at the factor...