her husband, when he break in, tied her up, beat her with a bat, and then doused her body filled with lye. one doctor described it as the most horrific injury a human could suffer. >> 8% of her body was burned. chef left legally blind, and despite 55 surgeries over five years her face and neck remained grossly disfigured and terribly painful. the doctor sat down across from you and said you were a candidate for a face transplant. >> i was stunned. i was shocked. that this could even be done. >> at the time, she told the bo boston globe about her decision. >> if there's a possibility and i feel that it is worth it, then i'll do it. >> you waited 14 months, tell me about when you got the call saying that they had a match? >> doctor told me it wasn't a perfect match, she was a little older. i didn't want to wait any longer, and i said yes. >> carman's 15 hours of surgery, at brigham and women's hospital began with a team to recover the donor's face. a 56-year-old woman, who died of a stroke. with only four hours before the donor's face would no longer be viable, carman's surgical team connec

. >>> after game four of the alcs, tune over to "fox sports lye." complete highlights and analysis from our major league experts. plus, the dodgers dodge elimination with the long ball. who has the upper hand? and that didn't take long. josh freeman is a starting quarterback once again. can he lead the vikings over the winless giants? "fox sports live" on fox sports 1, tune in right after the game. >> joe: 3:27 game four. the tigers got exactly what they needed to excite this crowd here at comerica in detroit. a 7-3 win and the series is tied at two apiece. who did it tonight? the starter and winner for detroit, doug fister, who is standing by with ken rosenthal. >> ken: doug, six innings, one run. what was the game plan, what worked? >> you know, game plan was just really go after him, start attacking and really kind of mix it up and really try and keep him offbalance at possible. i think the biggest thing was just execution and defense was a huge pickup today. >> ken: you guys suffered two tough losses. how much pressure did you feel to win this g

we're taking a lye -- live look over the region as everybody is getting ready to start another day.ther some of you. >> jackets today. >> some of you not starting another day.ot still talking about theng government shutdown.ve the latest on that coming up. good morning, i'm sara simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin, time toime talk about the weather with gwen who is in for tuckeror glearns a cooler morning today. a dryer day as well. we started out day yesterday but things went downhill in the afternoon with the storms that we had but today we're back to reality as far asreal fall is concerned. once again a very brief little bit of the heat. things have changed. here is a look at our radaradar composite for you.ite we have a lot of clouds outclou there for you. but the clouds will be out of the way before too long pause woaf a ridge of high pressure that's building in.n. it's going to be large and in charge to bring you plenty of sunshine. your current temper

looking outside lye picture right now -- live picture. you can't see much. we know you can't see much. still dark out there but it does feel like fall. finally here. good morning, i'm sar -- sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin.om >> we had a great sunset. i don't get to see many ofany them because i go to bed at 5:00 in the afternoon. let's talk to tucker barnesucke about our weather. julie wright is also here. good morning to you. going to talk about traffic. >> yes, i am. yes >> some sunsets are better than others. clouds have just why right, you don't want too muchmuch humidity in the air. >> what is the sunrise going to be like? >> not going to be glorious? >> no? this is. >> we have a lot of clouds. big changes. get ready for a fall-like pattern. cool and cloudy conditions will set in and we should have rain around here later this afternoon. tonight into your day time hours tomorrow.w. soaking rain around for a time.me. yeah. 58 right now reagan national. 54 this morning dullette. 66 -- >> i saw it on your weather app. all the rain in the forecast. >> w

the pentagon confirming the arrest of al al-libi in trip lye. his family said he was nabbed as he pulled up to his house after morning prayers. al lib iks is wanted inan connection with the 1998 deadly bombings of u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. isay officials say they being held on a ship at seaat and they plan to prosecute him in a u.s. court. seat of state john kerryerr speaking about the raid in bali sunday. >> we hope that this makeshi clear that the united states of america will never stop in its effort to hold those accountable who conduct acts of terror and those membersers of al-qaeda and other terrorist organizations literally can run but you can't hide. >> reporter: al-libi had been indicted in the southernthe district of new york and wasand on the run for over a decade. >> has been wanted for 15 years, i wish he was beingei tried in guantanamo bay.guan >> reporter: the second raid in somalia targeting topa members of the group responsible for last month's deadly mall massacre in kenya sale team six members leading le the operat

with lye on them, germans hoped they'd disintegrate. >> the two met through their doctor who cares about back stories of his patients, mr. heller came to the united states with just $10 he built a successful business. colonel coal stayed in the reserves. working for at and t. today's meeting was not about accomplishments. empathy and understanding for two men from a disappearing generation. >> who wants to listen anymore? >> no one. >> someone did, today. >> it brings back the past and is in a pleasant way this time. >> two men with a meeting. >> just lunch. >> he's going to be my lifetime friend. >> sometimes, after a live time, it's instant. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> so important to listen. what stories they tell. >> yes what. a story that one is. >> spencer christian is back now. >> here is a look at state wide conditions, sunny from central coast south ward. we're going to warm up tomorrow. 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. three warm days thursday, cooling up a little bit then warming up sunday, monday, lovely weather. >> let's switch to sports. we've got c

with lye on them, germans hoped they'd disintegrate. >> the two met through their doctor who cares about back stories of his patients, mr. heller came to the united states with just $10 he built a successful business. colonel coal stayed in the reserves. working for at and t. today's meeting was not about accomplishments. empathy and understanding for two men from a disappearing generation. >> who wants to listen anymore? >> no one. >> someone did, today. >> it brings back the past and is in a pleasant way this time. >> two men with a meeting. >> just lunch. >> he's going to be my lifetime friend. >> sometimes, after a live time, it's instant. wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> so important to listen. what stories they tell. >> yes what. a story that one is. >> spencer christian is back now. >> here is a look at state wide conditions, sunny from central coast south ward. we're going to warm up tomorrow. 70s around the bay. here is the accu-weather forecast. three warm days thursday, cooling up a little bit then warming up sunday, monday, lovely weather. >> let's switch to sports. we've got c

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lye pictures now of the coliseum. not only 50,000 fans on the baseball game but another 15,000 fans for a concert at the same time at the next door arena. the singer pink is performing. as for the a's part of it, if they win, they advance to round two of the postseason, which begins in boston on saturday. >> a mountain view canine has done it again. zeus, the black labrador used his highly trained nose to sniff out more than 100 pounds of marijuana. zeus helped a team of the south bay officers locate the pot that was packaged for out of state sales. he also found $75,000 in a safe. and a bag of cocaine. back in august, zeus sniffed out two pounds of the meth, cash and a handgun in san jose. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a deadly crash this morning on highway 830. it happened near the richmond border just before 2:00 this morning. officers noticed a minivan traveling with a flat tire. it then crashed and went over the embankment on to central avenue. the driver was killed. >> firefighters had their

>> translator: well this is what we have to deal with, so we just accept and try to go on with our lyes as planned. >> reporter: a small sign of hope in another wise desolate environment. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this is the result of 19-days of armed conflict. over 110 thousand people have lost their homes. across the city most of them live like this in tents with little to either drink. people here say they are frustrated. all they want is for their lives to be back to normal again. but it is unclear when that is going to happen. it has been weeks since fighting broke out, and more than 10,000 homes have been destroyed. government resources have been stretched. there is not enough medicine or food for the thousands that are displaced. >> we know there's a shortage of [ inaudible ] sanitation concerns, concerns about health. we have been recording increased cases of acute water [ inaudible ] diarrhea, in recent days, so that poses health risks. we're also concerned about the overcrowding, so we need to get some of these people out as soon as we can. [ gunfire ] >> reporter:

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. >>> join us lye in new york with more on that. good morning nora. >> good morning to you. we're going to talk to crawford. shees uncovered new information about millions of americans losing their current insurance coverage under obama care. we'll explain. >>> plus one year after superstorm sandy, we're going to talk to new jersey governor chris christy about the recovery here and those who say they feel like they've been forgotten. >>> and the largest immigration fraud find in u.s. history is expected this week. john miller on the future for tech giant and the man who blew the whistle. the news is back in the morning so we'll see you right at 7:00. >> all right. nora, we'll be watching. thank you. >>> 6:50 now. a famous country singer involved in a deadly accident. we'll have the very latest on that and the reason the driver may not be ticketed in that tour bus crash coming up. looking >>> passengers say their airline imprisoned them. i'm mark kelly. coming up, a live report from oakland international on what's being called the flight from hell. the great american novel. s

that's a kids' game and it's a good game but we cannot play with the lyes of the american people. just a few minutes ago, we talked about restoring head start. we know that that bill is going nowhere. we know the sequester is continuing to undermine head start seats ea cross the -- across america. 57,000. in fact it's an empty chair across america. where little babies cannot go to a head start program. that's what the republicans are trying to do. marla trying to tell rosen that her 3-year-old son can't go to head start. what's their answer? another supercommittee. a committee that may be playing le fwmbings os themselves because the last super committee was not the solution to our problems. i'll tell you what the solution is, it is to vote on the clean bill, open the government, let the f.a.a. be in operation, let the justice department be in operation. the meeting i came from, 90 courts vacant. issues dealing with rape and domestic violence not being attended to. public defenders being laid off. hundreds of lawyers not in the department of justice. the american bar association s

the important business of helping grow the economy and create jobs and taking action to improve the lyes of middle class americans that elected officials were sent here to do. >> is the white house confidence that that could pass the senate and house ahead of the deadline for the debt ceiling? >> congressional timing and -- >> you guys know -- >> there's no question we are very close to a very important deadline. and time is of the essence. so i think that is why you see some very serious-minded efforts being undertaken in the senate and we would hope that the house would also approach this important deadline with the same understanding -- understanding of just how serious it is. >> in 2011, the u.s. credit rating was downgraded just because the government got so close to a default. is the white house or treasury hearing from any of the rating agencies now that we are again very close? >> i would refer you to the treasury department for those kinds of conversations, if thear taking place, that wouldn't be something i would brief on from here. we know from past experience the difficult le