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Other islamist countries and so they were able to get themselves together a lot quicker and they were able to convince the people to vote for them. Of course it did not take very long before they realized the mistake they had made, what do you do at that point . It is a terrorist organization. A few campaigns have tried to speak up for themselves, but they get mowed down in the streets. Ainsley thank you for explaining this to us. I know your father passed away and your mother married you off to member of al qaeda. You left and your mother vowed to have you killed. God bless you, thank you for...

A busy San Francisco shoppi area. Tonight officers are combing the streets, looki crime tape and a shooting in a busy area. Tonight, officers are looking for the gunman. Brian webb is live where the shooting sent people running. Reporter still couple cops cars out there. Still, searching for the gun man. We dont know who was shot or why. On a crowded Market Street on westfield mall was closing, shots rang out. French tourist captured it on his ipad. He shoot, i think, and the man was shooting here, i think, and he goes down. I dont know why. Reporter the police tell me a man was shot multiple ...

Tonight, 18 are still missing and three dead from a massive mud slide in Washington State emergency crews are hoping to dig out survivors heard crying for help from the debris. The maamming obstacle did have delayed rescue. This started yesterday afternoon when the mountain moved, droiing homes and cutting off towns. Rescuers have been searching sense, also, fears of flooding have prompted new concerns. Our alan shoveler is downstream from that mud slide in arent, more with this. What are you seeing out there today . Well, what we are seeing is this community really coming together in the face...

A new plan will release up to seven grizzly bears a year into the North Cascades Ecosystem over the next 10 years—Some hunting groups are crying foul

A new plan will release up to seven grizzly bears a year into the North Cascades Ecosystem over the next 10 years.