decker gets killed immediately after a gain of four. sacked twice, including that sack fumble which led to a safety. five hits. four knockdowns. right now second and six at the eight. manning. pressured again. throws and welker can't make the grab. coverage is very tight by butler. third and six. >> cris: pressure coming up right there. francois. we've soon butler draped all over welker all night long. >> al: from the eight. >> cris: good play. >> al: manning throws. caught and taken to the one yard line, decker. he loses his helmet but moves the chains. gets the first down just short of the touchdown. first and goal. >> cris: so this time they use the pick the other way. so now they're going to pick for the outside guy and put it down on the one yard line. so. >> al: so decker goes out. takes his helmet with him. caldwell comes in. you have moreno is in for the touchdown. knowshon moreno takes it just across the goal line. and ihenacho sets it up with the fumble, creates the fumble, gives manning the ball deep in indy territory and rig

then there's deckers. deckers is the maker of uggs, a stock that has been a relative disappointment since 2010. boy, when we started candies, it was the hottest in the group. one of them absolutely, it kept going higher and higher. after delivering years and years, deckers stumbled in the fourth quarter of 2011. it became clear the main product, uggs was being hurt by unseasonably warm winter weather. it counted as a secular growth story. as the winter became an issue the company had to raise prices, to keep up with costs of wool, deckers cut in half over the course of 2012. deckers has been coming back thanks to a new product line not made of sheep skin. i think once and future growth name could again be rising from the dead like all the others that i mentioned. here's the bottom line. great growth stocks never die. they bide their time, turn things around and come back stronger than ever. that's what we're seeing with chipotle, apple, netflix and perhaps deckers. keep watching and i'll tell you about the

if ge looked bad on the surface, stanley black and decker looked fantastic until you realized that the gain had to do with a tax gain. stanley's quarter turned out to be a bungling of immense proportions. the chief culprit, the security division, which it bought for $1 billion a couple of years ago. it was a competitive situation where they had to move fast, apparently they moved too fast and turns out the quality of the earnings and the management team were far weaker than we thought. that plus the weakness in government business, who knew stanley black & decker had that much government business? led to a drastic estimates slashing and a radical 14% decline in the stock. >> the house of pain. >> as analysts and investors were shocked and appalled, you could tell that most people were in the stock not for the security business but for the do-it-yourself tools which were strong. home depot had spotlighted tools as an area of strength, but the rest of the business was so weak it didn't matter. it gave no hope of any improvement any time soon. for some it sounded like a write-off, althoug

who knew stanley black & decker had that much government business? led to a drastic estimates slashing and a radical 14% decline in the stock. >> the house of pain. >> as analysts and investors were shocked and appalled, you could tell that most people were in the stock not for the security business but the do-it-yourself tools which were strong. home depot had spotlighted tools as an area of strength, but the rest of the business was weak it didn't matter. it gave no hope of any improvement any time soon. for some it seemed like a write-off, although it wasn't evident from the call. unlike general electric that made excuses or cited weakness in the environment, stanley black & decker led people to believe things were somewhat better than expected and the stock had been one of the best performers in the whole housing-related cohort. turns out, it wasn't housing related at all. the parallels of the old general electric i find eerie. people deserted ge for several years because it became what many thought was a second rate finance company with a first

deckers tumbled to 53.07. and hedge fund manager carl icahn tweets he may have conversations with management regarding strategic alternative and board seats. the stock rose sharply after hours of closed regular session, up 4.5%. >>> and stocks already getting their first buy rating. the analyst robert peck from sun trust robinson humphrey recommended his clients buy shares from twitter, saying they will trade at 50 apiece next year. why the rosy outlook from a stock that has not been priced yet. >> you got into double margins. they have invested heavily. i think you will see more of the profitability come out now over the coming years. >>> and sun trust bank is not involved in twitter's initial stock offering. >>> if you're looking to trade in your older iphone for a new one, two major stores made it easier, walmart and iphone, this is the one with the plastic backing that comes in five bright colors there. starting saturday, radio shack customers buying a 5 c will rereive a $50 gift card used for their $90 ph

stanley black & decker cut fourth quarter due to government shutdown, so stanley black & decker taking it on the cheek. back over to you. >> thank you so much. this market is higher, we have 30 minutes before the "closing bell" sounds. up 168 points on the dow jones industrial average. >> we think we have a deal. it's all over but the voting now but anything is possible. that's the deadline to the debt default tonight, but we may have a deal and the votes will be set to -- we'll talk to senator johnny isakson about all of this coming up. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ and no matter where you are in life, ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>> welcome back. a deal to end the government fiscal pra fiscal paralysis is on the table. the club for growth is urging all house and senate members to vote no on this plan. >> but it is a deal, albeit a temporary measure, lasting only through january. so, what's the plan for the longer term and more importantly, has the damage to our reput

deckers outdoor, parent company of ugg boots, soaring. not bad. >> they're using this lower cost sheepskin type substitute that is helping them. year-to-date up 70%. you talk about ugg boots and the sandals which are also popular. deckers impressing. >> faux sheepskin, david. >> unbelievable. we have record highs today. we have somebody coming on who says the s&p is going towards 1800. that the market that we're going to see dow jones, 16,000 and better by the end of the year. is that kind of optimism what you sense going down on the trading floor. >> a lot of bulls out here on wall street. they can't fight the tape and they're going with the fed. [closing bell ringing] david: well the bells are ranging on wall street. and they are happy campers down there. again in the past couple weeks we have seen major triple-digit gains for the dow and losses too. doesn't look aspect tack lar as you look at today's gains. remember we're in record territory and there are people talking about dow 16,000. a lot more bulls right now than bears, even thou

deckers. >> j.c. >> national bank of grease, we only want to be in this thing above $4.60. we only want to own it above that. it has double potential. >> are you still panicking? there it is. >> you make fun of me. >> you are panicking. you forgot your final trade. >> do you see pan snik acuity brands, solid earnings release this week. don't mess with me. >> all right. that does it for us, thanks so much for watching. catch more fast money monday at 5:00, meantime options action starts right after this break. have a great weekend. sales go down, i'm not happy. merch comes back, i'm not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i'm happy. repeat customers, i'm happy. sales go up, i'm happy. i ordered another pair. i'm happy. (both) i'm happy. i'm happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy. i love logistics. >>> this is options action. tonight -- >> want to see something really scary? >> you better. we have three charts that could spell doom for the market. we'll show what they are, how you can pr

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it happened today in black & decker stanley works. they lowered consumer confidence, citing government shutdown effect on confidence. stanley down 14%. other big names in that group like masco were down, danaher were down on the day but ended on the upside. this is a real issue and i think you'll see some numbers for fourth quarter come down. right now they're expecting 9% growth in fourth quarter. if that goes to zero, stocks will have a big problem. i think it's fine if it goes to 4% or 5%. >> here's a press release for you. standard & poor's, impact of debt ceiling on u.s. economy getting worse by the day. standard & poor's coming out with this press release here, bisquically talking about the fact that to date the shutdown has shaved 0.6% off annualized fourth quarter 2013 gdp growth, taken $24 billion out of the economy. boom, just what you said. earnings from ebay, josh lipton with that. how did the auction house do last quarter, josh? >> ebay just reporting. let me get you those numbers. the street was looking for eps of 63 cen

residents were forced out of their homes in 1948 and stephanie decker reports 65 years later their fight to return is still as strong as ever. ♪ their faith remains strong. but the longing of the people can only be answered by israel. ♪ the village church has been restored and offers hope and unity for the families who lived here for generations. and he is 87 years old and takes us to remains of his home. forced to leave during the creation of israel in 1948, and the houses bombed five years later his feelings are still raw. >> what i see, the everything here i see my mother, my brother, my neighbor. i can't describe for you exactly what i am feeling. too bad for this situation. >> reporter: to try to change that, the villages here set up a camp to send israeli government the message they have the right to return. they are israeli citizens and have a supreme court ruling from the early 1950s that says they must be allowed to come back and a ruling the government here has always ignored and another court date to determine whether this people protest should be allowed to continue. >> t

after the disaster with stanley and black and decker, people sold down all the housing-related plays. but today whirlpool reported a magnificent number and it raised expectations, which caused the stock to rally 15 bucks. this is not a biotech company, 15 bucks, mostly on the backs of short sellers betting it was indeed the next black and decker. wrong. it lit a fire under toll brothers and pulte. lower oil prices have led to renewed interest in travel and leisure. lower gasoline prices are fabulous news for disney, for its theme parks. that stock is recovering from the silly decline after last quarter. i have to be abject and slam those people upside the head who didn't like the disney quarter, like i did about the people who said negative things about whole foods. chipotle keeps climbing. i told you to be careful of panera. that was correct. lower gas prices also helped starbucks, which shot up to an all-time high today, despite the fact that we hear all these negative stories about china. don't forget, we're going to sit down with ceo howard schultz tomorrow and talk about how busi

stanley black and decker. trading down over 12% after the company released lower than exing pechted third quarter earnings. due to u.s. government cuts and the shutdown. the company also expecting slower margin expansion in its security business and you can see what investors feel about that. but dr. john, i want to get to you first. you've been watching bank of america for us. >> yeah and mandy, i've never seen a deal that warren buffett has done, a special a buffett deal, that is not a great deal. in other words, when he buys a stock, it's not necessarily the time to buy, but if he gets a buffett deal like in goldman sachs, bank of america. preferred shares with the dividend and all the rest, i've never seen him miss. this stock is outperforming. smaller declines than citi, jpmorgan, wells fargo. their expenditures are under control and it's only up 26% year to date. it's doing about as well as any financial stock could do. >> brian moynihan is like the unsung hero here. his project, his turn around plan, is

. $75 and black and decker for light duty, good choice. for limbing and that kind of thing or sta that small fallen branch. >> before we get to the safety thing, give me the prices again this is 150? >> $150, consumers reports best buy. this is $100, also a consumer reports best buy and this is the black and decker lp 1,000, $75. >> one of the things you have to be careful with and you've been queezy, haven't you? >> stand back. >> the normal chainsaw, 30,000 injuries a year caused by kick back. most chainsaws and recommended models have a chain break and that's that. the idea it comes toward you, it would trigger it and stop that chain. if you start a gas saw, do it on the ground both hands on the saw. with a normal chainsaw never cut over your head. never cut on a ladder. people do it. but all it takes is one missake. >> safety items? >> this is great. these are all over the place for about $30 or so. helmet, face mask in case it kicks back and ear protectors. we found even the electric saws are loud enough to require these. you really w

stephanie decker, al jazeera. >>> abolish the crime of illegal immigration. the deaths of 300 people from africa last week were trying to reach the island of lampedusa. but lampedusa's residents wants to stop the migrants from even arriving. from which many start their hazardous join. >>> the united nations set it off in 2011 when thousands of refugees fled the conflict there. the u.n. left in june. some people were given more than $1,000 to move into tunisian towns. but some spent the cash on illegal boats to europe. there is concern some of the former residents might have died off the coast of lampedusa last week. a few hundred turned down the money and decided to stay. >> i woik l would like to get ar life but i don't know how to get it. because i have been here without even medicine. so how i can get a better life? i don't know. >> tunisia is closer to italy but most africans are leaving on boats from libya because there is less security there. these folks had been drifting for days. tunisians are living too. mohamed jelasi made it to this coastline and t

stephanie decker explains. >> it was their only chance for a final going. and so hundreds of thousands of predominantly sephardic jews, police say the funeral procession was the largest in israeli history. the announcement of the 93-year-old rabbi's death earlier monday was complete with an outpouring of grief. >> a feeling is like a father has just died and left us orphans without a tutor and without someone leading us. >> israel's leadership came to pay their respects for a man viewed as the rabbi for all jewish people. the rabbi was credited giving a voice to israel's sephardic jews who had previously been sidelines and made an impact on politics too. ultraorthodox shas party, coalition building in the israeli parliament. played the role of king maker in the israeli knesset. al jazeera. >> in mali there has been another attack on the city of gao. outside the city mortar rounds, gao was the first city freed from military intervention earlier in the year. >>> it has been more than ten years since nigeria passed a law banning child labor but the internation

stock up about 108% over the past year. >> and stanley black and decker. mentioned it earlier today, it's absolutely tanking. >> if we had a disaster dejour this is it. the company cut full year guidance, down from 540 to 565 a share. consensus at 544. big cut. cite slowing margins in the security business, weakening emerging markets, impact of the government shutdown, on organic growth. the stock is still slightly positive for the year about 6%. >> fedex sitting at a new 52-week high today. >> this should be taken as more of a positive economic story than it is. transports considered a lead up 2% right now. buckingham research downgrading the stock but they increased their price target to 122. still below where the stock is. citing valuation on a name as you pointed out has had basically a spectacular six-year run. >> today's under the radar pick. it is mortgage insurance company mgic investment. >> this is an $8 stock. market cap of about $2.8 billion. mortgage guarantee insurance corp for you playing at home, posted its second straight quarterly profit

stephanie decker has more. >> reporter: what where you are seeing are monies of people, men, women, and young children trying to stay afloat in a cold mediterranean waters. their boat has capsized and many cannot swim. these are mostly syrian refugees trying to escape from the war only to end up like this. on this instance they're spotted and a maltese vessel comes to their rescue, offering a frank glimpse of why they say the mediterranean is in danger of becoming a cold, wet graveyard. even the youngest are not spared. one small rubber dinghy manages to make its way. on board a father pulls the soaked clothes off his little girl. while in the distance more float in the water waiting to be rescued. the first time something like this has happened. and it won't be the last. but when boats like these packed full of people run into trouble a rescue like this is rare. stevie deckter, al jazeera. >> a massachusetts high school student is scheduled to be arraigned today on charges that he killed a math teacher. police say the 24-year-old body was found in the woods behind the high school that

betting it was indeed the next black and decker. it lit a fire on toll brothers and pollte. lower oil prices have led to renewed interest in travel and leisure. lower gasoline prices are fabulous news for disney, for its theme parks. that stock is recovering after last quarter. i have to be abject and slam those people upside the head who didn't like the disney quarter, like i did about the people who said negative things about whole foods. chipotle is climbing. i told you to be careful of panera. that was correct. lower gas price also help starbucks, which shot up to an all-time high today, despite the fact that we hear all these negative stories about china. don't forget, we're going to sit down with ceo howard schultz tomorrow and talk about how business is doing. low terrify energy costs, also go to the bottom line of the transports, including the airlines and freight companies. and delta report its best quarter ever and was able to raise prices nicely without resistance. did you hear me? an airline company able to raise prices without resistance? fedex won't quit. it's

first quarter, manning, eric decker, end zone, good touchdown from him. broncos strike first. andrew luck, hayward-bey into the end zone. they were up 19. peyton will crawl back, two touchdowns in the fourth but the colts' defense comes up big with this interception and the broncos their first loss of the season, after the game, colts quarterback vontae davis explaining the key to the colts' success against peyton manning. >> how did this defense, what did they have in in their minds to face this juggernaut? >> we had a good week of practice. we prepared really hard for tom brady so i think it just carried over from practice until the game. >> i got to steal this live from the producer. the best way to beat peyton manning is to prepare for tom braid i. that's how you win. let's see how brady himself d rex ryan and the jets at home taking on bill belichick and the patriots, pats jump out to an 11-point lead but in the third mr. brady gets picked off. >> you may have a quarterback controversial. >> come on. he struggled. if you watch that he missed quite -- >> all year. >> that

got to start off with decker. the company set to report third quarter earnings today after the bell. and two words, guys, replacement cycle. >> oh, there we go. >> a replacement cycle that is going to hit the company. also margins are going to improve because costs should start to be lower in the third quarter and fourth quarter. >> how long do uggs last? do they got to be replaced every couple years? >> i don't know because i don't own any, but apparently somebody here does. >> somebody here does. i have some uggs slippers that i've had for a number of years. but i keep them in a shoe tree because if you don't, they will wear out. i don't want to participate in the replacement cycle. >> deckers do not like you. they want you to buy new uggs. >> the other thing they have going for them is this pure wool line where they treat wool to make it seem like that fur. so that's going to help with costs as well. so a lot of these things are hitting in the third quarter, the fourth quarter and next year. so expectations are

denver gets on the board first as manning connects with eric decker in the second. manning under pressure a forced fumble recovery for a colts seattle and luck keeping the lead runs it in for the touchdown making his papa proud. manning falls short with an interceptionment broncos suffer first loss, colts win it, 39-33. >>> pats and jet, game tied. geno smith throws a pick six with a 79-yard score. later he runs in for the touchdown. controversy in overtime. jets kicker gets a redo when the paints are called for unsportsmanlike conduct. a flag for pushing his own teammate into the line. missed the kick but gets the next to win it, jets win it, 30-27. >>> chicago trailing by 7 when hester gets his 19th punt return tying none other than former cowboy deion sanders and the redskins in the second quarter about 17 seconds after a handoff td by rg3. jay cutler throws an interception and the redskins win it with a touch by roy helu jr. >>> chiefs wins, 17-16. remain undefeated. the rams and panthers. next for st. louis, they lose 30-15 and sam bradford left the game with a

stanley black and decker, you wouldn't know it from the stocks plunge and pretrade this morning. the tool maker earned $1.39 per share a penny above estimates. the company cut the outlook for the year because of a slow recovery for profit margins as well as impact from the government shutdown. also, auto parts maker advanced auto part, $2 billion in cash. the deal creates the largest after market auto parts in america. the stock jumped following the announcement. we have more from warren buffett live in washington d.c. when we return. also fred smith on energy independence, state of the economy, much more when "squawk box" returns after this. we're sending the "squawk box" team. don't miss a special edition of "squawk box" tomorrow live from the nation's capital starting at 6:00 a.m. eastern. americans take care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others. listening, planning, working one on one. to help you retire your way... with confidenc

. >> reporter: the shutdown and showdown in washington handling tool makers stanley black and decker's outlook and a modest impact in the third quarter, an impact it sees getting worse in the fourth quarter. chip maker lynn year technology cutting because of its uncertainty about washington. that attitude unlikely to change given a short-term solution from lawmakers means america could find itself in the mist of another debt batting a few months from now. the world's largest asset manager says this could hurt the economy this quarter and well into the first quarter of next year. >> if it feels like this is kicking a can down the road, it will have a lasting damage to consumer confidence, a lasting damage to ceo behavior in terms of job creation. >> reporter: pittsburgh based pnc echoing those sentiments. it was tied directly to washington. while u.s. bank corp says nervous customers are moving money into cash and the influx of deposits is squeezing into net interest margin as it mays more interest on deposits, deposits that may not be able to lend. growing by $10 billion by the end of

. >> reporter: the shutdown and showdown in washington handling tool makers stanley black and decker's outlook and a modest impact in the third quarter, an impact it sees getting worse in the fourth quarter. chip maker lynn year technology cutting because of its uncertainty about washington. that attitude unlikely to change given a short-term solution from lawmakers means america could find itself in the mist of another debt batting a few months from now. the world's largest asset manager says this could hurt the economy this quarter and well into the first quarter of next year. >> if it feels like this is kicking a can down the road, it will have a lasting damage to consumer confidence, a lasting damage to ceo behavior in terms of job creation. >> reporter: pittsburgh based pnc echoing those sentiments. it was tied directly to washington. while u.s. bank corp says nervous customers are moving money into cash and the influx of deposits is squeezing into net interest margin as it mays more interest on deposits, deposits that may not be able to lend. growing by $10 billion by the end of

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stephanie decker al jazeera. >> reporter: the philippines says supplys are reaching towns cutoff by an earthquake and people are in tents to arrive since tuesday and more than 160 people have been killed and rob mcbride reports. >> reporter: things gradually returning to normal and businesses restarting at this very important commercial center and last night was the first night for several when there were very few after shocks and restoration has begun on buildings here and especially the older ones like the church in the philippine's oldest church. on this building as with others, people are trying to see what can be salvaged, what needs to be restored. the more immediate relief aid is needed in the neighboring islands where there are communities three days after the quake that are waiting to be helped and there has been some criticism of the authorities on whether they have been quick enough to get that help to these communities and the authorities say these are remote areas in the best of times with the damage from the quake to infrastructure and roads are out and bridges are down a

. >> pop here for decker's up 17%. grasso. >> i bought the stock, but actually, i sold way too soon. i sold a couple days ago. i sold my position up 10%, i left a lot on the table. i think margins, still can grow from here. it still has some legs in it. i'm not ready to buy it back though, with a pop like this. >> west coast fashion, fish heads and a head shot fit for halloween. the fast money highlights of the week. >> back to you. >> very much josh lipton. >> first of all, in california they don't wear ties. >> never. go to california. and there are no ties to be found. >> that's what an experienced trader does. hats off to you, carl. >> you look like a nightclub bouncer that would not let me and my friends in. >> you know a little money under the table, josh i might let you in. >> you look intimidating. >> drop here for fish heads. >> what? >> clean up crews raised a stink wednesday after a truck dumped hundreds of fish heads into busy vancouver street. >> chum. vancouver. big fishing. >> see that. >> jesuit educati

. >> stanley black and decker. >> certainly has been punished. >> a few times. i think right about now. this thing is just dipping your toe in the water. it's not a compelling buy. >> making a nice move as well. >> pxd a couple of times, like the premium base it is is a stock that went from 105 to 200. as of today, i would still stay in those names. >> in case you missed it we are bringing you the top moments. ♪ ♪ [ bell ringing, applause ] five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in after-market trading. ♪ ♪ all the tech stocks with a market cap... of at least 50 billion... are up on the day. 12 low-volume stocks... breaking into 52-week highs. six upcoming earnings plays... that recently gapped up. [ male announcer ] now the world is your trading floor. get real-time market scanning wherever you are with the mobile trader app. from td ameritrade. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line infinite possibilities. >> take a look at shares up on the aftershowers session. highs up about 8% on b

. >> deckers is reporting third quarter earnings of 95 cents a share easily beating street estimates of 71 cents. a bit better than the $386 million. the company also expects its 2013 earnings to increase about 10% over the 2012 levels. >> thanks a lot for that. what guy you are saying. costs are going to come down. third in the fourth quarter. >> you know something? i'm a croc guy. kudos to steve and pete. domonic just mentioned not a big revenue beat. to your point costs are going down margins are improving. huge short interest. the stock is going to probably continue. i don't get the story. when costs are coming down margin improvement, that's what happens. >> their line of running shoes, which i know crow have several of they actually took off. >> you just google that? it's right there. you had no idea. >> the one one? you all know them. everybody out there knows them. >> it is part of -- it is one that did very well. >> billionaire investor pushing his case for activism. drawing criticism for bill gross. here is the reaction earlier on the halftime report. >> he certainly has a

stephanie decker in an occupied west bank. >>> three decades after the fall of the kmir rouge, the former ruling party was responsible for one of the worst mass killings of the 20th century. florence louie reports now from nophonpen. >> she watched them die from disease and hunger. after soldiers forced them and millions of others to march to the country side in an attempt to create an agricultural utopia. >> they didn't kill us. they left us in the jungle to die. >> to this day, the memories haunt her. prayers offer her some comfort. but she says she's still unable to sleep and relies on antianxiety medicine. she could be one of the undiagnosed victims of the kmer rouge. >> fear and avoidance that many cambodians who have gone through the kmer rouge. >> psychologists can say that domestic violence can be linked to mental health problems. trauma can trickle down to the next generation and some fear that it may become unwith itin g victims. >> the government claims it will train more are mental healthy specialists but it amounts to 0.01% of its budget. psychosocial organization sometimes s

stevie decker reports. >> reporter: their faith remains strong but the longing of the people can only be answered by israel. the village church has been restored and offers a place of hope and unity for the families who have lived here for generations. at 87 years old, a man takes us to what remains of his home. forced to leave during the creation of israel in 1948 and the houses bombed five years later his feelings are still raw. >> one i fear everything here, i see my mother, my brother, my neighbors, i cannot describe for you exactly what i am feeling. it's too bad for this situation. >> reporter: to try to change that the villages have set up a camp to send the israeli government a message that they have a right to return. they are israeli citizens and have a supreme court rule from the early 19 50's that says they must be allowed to come back. it's a ruling that the government here has always ignored. now a court date to see if this peaceful protest should be allowed to continue. >> we're trying to fulfill the dreams of our grandparents who want to move back here, and then we wil

stephanie decker has his story. >> dr. has received awards for his work before. a gynecological surgeon, he is risking his life to physically fix the bodies of women which have quite literally been torn apart. >> all the victims have been raped with unbelievable brutality. those who managed to survive reached the hospital in a state of indescribable physical and psychological damage. often they are destroyed by bullets or sharp objects. unheard of before in the history of the region. >> her survived an assassination attempt at his home. and had to flee the country with his family. the two months later he returned to a heros welcome. >> my decision to come back is motivated by the fact that i'm determined to continue fighting against the sexual violence which is happening here. and also by the determination of the women. we will not be intimidated. >> and so he is back at the hospital, which he founded over ten years ago, it is a rare haven for thousands of women who arrive violated beaten and broken. he has become a world expert in repairing the savage bodies of

. >> she was having fun with another huge supermodel, brooklyn decker. >> as someone who is a drunk girl a lot. i have never given my irlfriends a vagina raspberry. >> you need better friends. >> we have captain richard phillips of "capta

stephanie decker reports. >> reporter: heavily armed and on the phone, these new cctv pictures give an incite to the gunmen. gunfire can clearly be seen here. one attacker takes the time to pray as two others sit by. at one point we see a woman with small children. she seems to be limping. followed by what appears to be an injured young girl. and behind them a gunman waving them on. the moment of panic is also seen here in the cafe. at 1:46 help has arrived. two armed men seem to be figuring out how to proceed. a wounded person lies by the counter. they are eerie images showing the sheer terror people had to endure. one man is seen being shot at point-blank range, which we will not show. the footage shows only one gunman. >>> coming up on the news hour -- >> over the moon that he is here. >> a happy homecoming in canada, after being sentenced to death in iran. >>> turning guns and bullets into art. every country in africa making a statement in london. >>> and in sports, taming the tigers, the boston red sox move one step closer to the world series. details later this news hour. ♪ >>>

manning to eric decker. of course, you know how this works. then late in the half the colts up 6. a little stanford connection. the eight-yard connection. the third touchdown pass of the half as the colts, the home team win 39-33. here's some top plays from around the linls. the 50-yard score. it is all for naught. the bengals and dolphins. the 13-yard score. it was not enough as they lose 23-21. to the bills. happy 80th birth diaw to tony sanchez. they call him pop. they 80-year-old laced up his skates and took to the ice to celebrate this day for his team down in san jose. his team called the ice monkeys. a very cool occasion. let's say he cannot move like joe thornton. we give tony sanchez full credit. i feel along the investigative unit. i pulled up some stats. he has got one goal in six assists. in 15 game this year. so the 80-year-old can still move. >>> very nice investigative work there. absolutely. thanks. >>> coming up next, you have to see there to believe it. b.a.s.e. jumping from 900 feet up will that's crazy enough. you can see someone do it in a wheelchair. >>> plus

stephanie decker, al jazeera. >> in his speech after the temporary agreement that reopened the government and avoided a default, president obama laid out his top three priorities for congress, passed budget, pass the immigration bill, and pass the farm bill. sounds simple enough, but why are these issues so contentious, and what is the impact on the american public if they are not acted upon. we begin a special series "unfinished business" with the farm bill. here from chicago. >> reporter: picking up bread in kansas from a local food pantry each month when she runs out of food stamps. the single mom works part time and gets roughly $500 a month in benefits to feed herself and her two kids. >> i know i need it throughout the month. without it i don't know how to make it without coming here to the food pantry. >> reporter: since the great recession began in 2008 leaving millions without jobs the number of people enrolled in the government supplemental nutrition program or snap has nearly doubled. in the same time the costs have also doubled. they have cut $4.5 billion, and they want to cut