a car plummets at the bottom of the sanchez stairs will stop neighbors rush in -- sanchez stairs. rush in to help. kumasi: the justice department demanding texas remove floating areas along the border of mexico or face legal action. texas governor greg abbott has hours left to comply. reggie: some regions spending three weeks in the triple digits. kumasi: it is monday, july 24. reggie: we will check in with meteorologist drew tuma. weather moving in and it is a lot more comfortable especially for cities inland that were hot on saturday at warm yesterday. we have some high cirrus clouds this morning and they will hang with us over the next couple hours. temperatures, we are waking up to the 50's and low 60's. here's future weather showing you the high clouds coming in this morning. that afternoon is partly cloudy and temperatures in the low 90's in the warmest spot we are chopping 10 degrees off the highest compared to this past weekend. comfortable around the baby shoulder -- the bay shoreline. 93 in santa rosa. comfortable in the city with a high of 67 degrees. jobina: we have a

. >> when you look at the stairs here and see, maybe it is just dusted with a little snow. in fact, these stairs like everywhere in the city are just totally encased in this absolutely thick ice. in georgia, where these downed lines turned in to firecrackers, about 250,000 homes without power, but linesmen out in force. >> some people worked through the night last night and we have

officers appearing to drag a 16-year-old down a flight of stairs and then hit with a stun gun. she was facing charges until the video surfaced. >>> tonight, the controversial plan discussed inside the white house to send migrants crossing the boarder to sanctuary cities hometown. tonight, the president doubles down. >>> the urgent recall now. pediatricians sounding an alarm. more than 30 babies reportedly dying. fisher-price issues a recall. this is major news tonight for parents and grandparents. >>> the new interview tonight in a deadly stalking case. the actress gunned down. all the years later, the anger from her one time co-star. what she says never should have happened. >>> and the new image just in tonight from mick jagger. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin tonight with that horrifying scene playing out at the mall of america. authorities say a stranger threw a 5-year-old boy off a third floor balcony. the boy's mother screaming for help as people rushed to the boy's side, giving him cpr. we are told he suffered critical injuries in

so, a full fall down the stairs like this is highly unlikely.correct. i would expect her to have more injuries if she fell down a flight of stairs. >> reporter: in fact, dr. manion says the only fall on the steps is that if this tripped at the bottom of the stairs. >> as she falls back, she strikes her head on the edge of the step. and by doing that, she sustains all the skull fractures to the back of the head. >> reporter: now, there is at least one scenario in which the autopsy and the family's theory could match. here, in the bedroom. >> in a homicide scenario, you could just lift the person up and then slam them right back on the ground. >> reporter: but dr. manion has serious reservations. for one thing, shirley could have fallen accidentally and could she have within murdered with her mother right there in the house? >> we don't hear any boom, any commotion. the mother is there, she doesn't hear any screaming. there's no signs of a struggle. so, again, very, very difficult to say this is a homicide. >> reporter: in the end, our expert, dr.

karina: san francisco is the city of stairs. there are at least 600 public stairways to get you up and down the city's steep hills. nancy: you have to pay attention to the steps, because you don't want to fall. karina: nancy botkin loves exploring them. nancy: that is great. karina: plotkin is researcher. nancy: it is quite a relief to go down, but you can feel it in different muscles. karina: she maps out for projects, walk san francisco. the latest wildcat her up and down. nancy: it could be challengin because only coune e nocoti ili spsand thkarina and volunteers walked out the steps for walk sf first-ever challenge. >> it is 2000 steps up and down through these iconic san francisco neighborhoods. it takes you through some of these very hidden as well as well-known stairways through san francisco, some that are tucked away. nancy: because of san francisco's geography, we struggled to find a walk under 3000 stair steps. karina: the route begins with baby steps at the joe dimaggio playground. it will go up and down stairways in

going up that stair case specifically too and not feeling safe at all. >> reporter: really?> yeah, no. >> you could not have more than two people on that stair case before it would just fall down. >> reporter: neighbors complained about the regular parties and the mess that flowed on to the sidewalk. in fact the i-team confirmed today that at least six complaints came in to the planning and building department about habitability and blight. a neighbor too distraut to show his face. >> it's a broken heart for everyone, and i don't want the same issue to be happen again in the future. >> reporter: he owns a building close to the ghost ship and told me, he complained repeatedly about the parties and the dangerous conditions there. and that on at least two occasions, city inspectors came and failed to follow through. >> the inspector told me he was not able to get inside the property and he doesn't, you know -- he is not permitted. you know. >> reporter: they would not let him in? >> exactly. >> reporter: in an interview with the i-team the interim director of the planning and b

climbing and going on the stairs for 86oors. they don't have -- have electric stairs? sixth floor. man. and i'm tired already. so 80 to go? oh, my. i feel like the -- they say, you know what? i'm running out of ideas. just making it up the stairs. oh, man, i just farted. i'm telling you -- i just farted a big one because i'm so tired. all my energy. i tried to -- oh, my gosh. it smells bad too! look. floor number 20. so, if it is 86, so we have -- like, 60 something to go, i think. no, 56, i think. or 66. i don't know. 66 maybe. this is no fun at all. i would like a beer right now. come on. anybody has a beer? we're here at the 76th floor. the stairs. the "s" stands for [ bleep ] stupid idea. i'm getting up and i'm not -- floor 84. two more levels. two more. almost there. [ bleep ] you, jimmy. finally. made it to the top. empire state building. 86 levels right here. [ cheers and applause ] we're here. 86th floor! yeah! i did it! yeah! whoo! 86th floor! jimmy, you didn't think i was going to make it. [ bleep ] you, jimmy. yeah, i did it! >> you go to the top of the antenna up there.

karina: san francisco is a city of stairs. there are at least 600 public stairways to get you up and down the city's steep hills. >> you really have to pay attention to the steps because you do not want to fall. karina: nancy botkin loves exploring them. >> oh yeah. this is great here. there is the presidio. karina: she is a walk researcher. >> it is a relief to go down, but sometimes you can feel it in different muscles. karina: she maps out paths for the nonprofit walk san francisco. >> this is a steep hill. karina: her latest route had her dealing with a lot of ups and downs. >> our walk is going to be a little extra challenge and because we are only counting the stair steps. we are not counting incline steps. there is a lot of them. [laughter] karina: botkin and other volunteers mapped out the route for walk sf's first-ever stair challenge. >> is four miles steps up and down through these san francisco neighborhoods. it takes you through some of these very hidden and well known stairways through san francisco. some are tuc

the final, the finale is down these stairs right the final, the finale is down these stairs rign u done. the final, the finale is down these stairs rig u done yet. the final, the finale is down these stairs rigu done yet. the final, the finale is down these stairs right here. it turns out these bikes, the ones you can find in london just keep on going no matter what you do. >>> this one has us talking because while this recent graduate may not have majored in cosmetology, she might have a future in makeup. she goes through all of her basic steps, she does her eyebrows then moves over to her eyes. she did her eye shadow with his fingertips, that's crazy. >> she used some pros threat ticks. >> she's using that tape to help shape her face. >> finishes with her lipstick. >> she's a different person. >> and that's what has people talking. >> these are massively popular in asia, actually. these amazing makeup transformations where the girls show their going out face and their wakeup face. >> show me before the again. let me see this side by side. >> you just hold your horse there's, big homey

god took me down stairs. >> what was goi ing through you mind? >> in arabic -- >> catastrophe. >> yes. >> we are on our way to the mosque. it's become a refuge for witnesses and for survivors of that fire. we come upon a funeral. witnesses say the victim suffered smoke inhalation and died after making her way out of the tower. so many here touched by tragedy. >> and who is it that your missing? >> one of my brother-in-law, my wife brother. his wife and three children. age 21, 16 and 8. >> when you think about them now, i mean, how does this -- >> it's completely wasted life. they shouldn't disappear just like that. if they were precautions, they would still be alive. >> inside, we meet hassan, he sits with a photograph of his family and daughters 5 and 3. all perished in the fire. >> my daughters -- i'm not going to cry because my dad is coming. that's all i can say. she -- >> hassan was away caring for his sick brother in egypt on the phone with his wife as the flames were at their doorstep. >> i told her immediately can you go down? she told me

wait a minute. >> so the stairs weren't a dead giveaway that those were stairs? >> how much do you want to bet he was texting or doing something else? everything. not paying attention. >> last penny, i would say in new york city, a car pun here. but you know what? i'm just exhausted ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and today, film, television, and of broadway actor, liev schreiber. and, from the

he set it up on his stairs.s got a wheelchair motor powered by two car motors. >> it's essentially off, but it's not as easy as walking up the stairs because the belt, it does still move. >> oh. oh. >> that final step. >> yeah. that was the lowest possible setting. >> so it -- >> oh, boy. >> oh. >> best way to get rid of the love handles running up the stairs. >> you have to dig deep. >> oh. >> he has to hold on. >> yeah. went for a little bit of a spin there. >> that's all. run. you'll be lucky if you don't see the upstairs ever again. [ laughter ] >> oh, he made it. >> now moving it downstairs. >> or you can use it for this. >> you can stick all of the foods at the top of the stairs. you have to work to get to them. >> oh, yeah, totally. i would be up there in no time. >> to prove how effective it is, he's got mr. fitness himself from uk, joe wicks, the body coach from instagram. >> oh. >> oh, now, mr. instagram can't make his way up, huh? >> it's a legit challenge. >> that's a pretty hard core incline. >> it

most of all, those stairs -- those stairs he ran up a second time in the movie "rocky ii."o to the philadelphia arts museum any day of the week and folks are out there doing the run, bringing along their own music. rocky really means something to you? >> he's an inspiration. >> reporter: and you hear them all saying it, they are rocky, and that's who stallone was back in the mid-'70s. when nobody knew who he was. and he had hundred bucks in the bank and he somehow sold hollywood on letting him star in a movie he wrote himself. they shot it on a budget so small, that in the ice skating scene where he's romancing adrian, they had no money to fill the place with extras and only one pair of skates available -- in the middle of the night. stallone, so owned it. so, can someone else possibly play rocky now? well, meet andy karl. >> i want to do something really great with it. it's almost like i'm playing a historical figure. >> reporter: and playing with that familiar rocky wilt. >> how you doing? how is the turtle food this week? >> how is the turtle food this week? >> fine. >>

. >> there had been a rainstorm, and as i left the room, i slid down the stairs, and i hurt my back, and he came running back to help me, and carried me to my room. he never pushed me, kicked me, or threw me down any stairs. >> reporter: "deadline" reports amber heard is expected to take the stand again today as the final witness for the defense. >>> a woman who wrote and published an essay titled "how to murder your husband" has been found guilty of murdering her husband. prosecutors say nancy crampton-brophy shot and killed her chef instructor husband at the oregon culinary institute in portland four years ago. they say she was set to collect more than $800,000 from his life insurance. >>> now to a hotel receptionist's remarkable poise when an unwanted guest just waltzed on into the lobby. >> check out the unwanted guest. a curious young bear that made its way into the building there in steamboat springs, colorado. the receptionist who captured the video stayed safe behind the desk as the bear, you know, just walked around, checked into the hotel. >> you think the bear looking at t

i'm just not sure on this one. >> i'll take the stairs. >> i'll take the stairs too. >>> is it me orp in here? ♪ >> oh, man. >> hey, chocolate. all right. >> that's not fair. >> this is university of miami graduate tim richardson also known as mr. melanin. he is a model. but not just that, he is the mr. florida united states title holder for 2017. he's committed not just to his fitness routine for which he does create videos you can purchase online, but he is using his time, his opportunity, and his success thus far to give back to the community. his dad died very young and he remembers going through different events where the other kids would go to their dad to fix their ties. he didn't have that. mom was at work to support them. he started ties for change. all the money he raises from the fitness videos he sells go to the foundation to help younger boys in that community get the resources and the skills and they guidance they need to be productive members of society. >> that is awesome. >> not just that, he's also part of a make-a-wish fashion show coming up in about a week in the

we can't get take the stairs. we can't take the elevator. >>reporter: elevator have been out of order since friday when a fire tliing erred the sprinklers and knocked out the elevator electrical system. most of the tenant of the 12 story building have been relying on the stairs. but even that has been difficult for them. wesley manor is section 8 housing tenant either senior or physically disabled. >> i can make it up and down the stairs. however, i am very tired. i'm exhausted. my back and my legs are killing me. but i have to get my seeing eye dog out 5 times day. >>reporter: building manager says fixing the elevator is top priority. she says the elevator company has been by three times since friday but won't be able to make repair until everything dries out. until then tenant lake ann are doing what they can to help. she is 73 years old. climbing up and down the stairs isn't easy for her either but many people don't have family near by to help. >> i'm taking up foot food if they need. i went up to the 11th floor today. the other lady who

and then they freak out when they go to some stairs. but that is not the case for lisa and dennis. >> look at you go! >> these parents were super excited to see their 19-year-old son lucas make his way up the stairs. so no matter what, at that age, they will crawl away and try to get into something. as lisa says, seeing their baby who only has one baby doing something that other healthy babies his age could do, is amazing. >> the great thing about kids is they're not aware of other peoples limitations, restrictions, or judgments. >> his dad dennis is there to guard him, but he is like what are you freaking out about? i got this. >> bye! >> oh, the first -- >> that is joey joel. most kids his age don't have these type of motor skills, but somebody has a nice right hook. >> just remember you saw this future boxing champion at "right this minute." >>> all eyes are on a massive fire, but see what happens when the burn goes bust. >>> and, a woman wanted to put on your falsies, but instead she glued her eyes shut. >> it made for an eye openin

one brother allegedly texted another, "he fell 15 feet down a flight of stairs hair first.p." piazza was reportedly lying unconscious on the stair landing and was then carried to a couch. >> everybody was surrounding him basically laughing, pointing. they were the ones making jokes. they were the ones laughing, not timothy. >> reporter: kordel davis, who was in the room, says he did everything in his power to get someone to help his friend. >> right away i kind of like started freaking out. so i'm saying, if tim fell he cannot be here on this couch, he needs to be taken to the hospital, we should call 911. >> reporter: a grand jury report released on friday sheds light on what allegedly happened inside that fraternity house. detailing surveillance video that the report says captured nearly eight hours of the sophomore's increasing distress, an injured piazza trying to get up, repeatedly falling over and over again. four men seen dragging his limp body upstairs, others trying to rouse him by slapping his face and pouring water over him. >> this was the worst possible debauch

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look at this car go over the stairs and tumbled to the ground below.hese are the sanchez stairs near 19th street, close to dolores park. witnesses who came to help say the people inside ran away from the scene. amanda del castillo following the story this morning. amanda: that damage still you can see days later. i am going to start at the top where you can see a bunch of caution tape up. come down and see the railings, the guardrails shaped as if they were meant to bend right out. you can see the tree debris at the bottom at the landing. this is where that car landed upside down. we want to show you the cause, a car driving off the dead end at cumberland landing upside down at 19th and sanchez. one witness describes curing screeching tires, watching the car go airborne and hearing a thud, saying the car went bouncing through the overgrowth and hit the trees, remembering absolute silence as the car landed. once it did, another witness says they helped a car full of people out of the vehicle. only for those passengers to immediately take off. police wil

gauntlet drinking copious amounts of alcohol quickly, and he suffered a catastrophic fall down a stairsother there said he tried to get him the help he needed. >> i lost it. i was screaming and yelling, we need to take him to a hospital, call an ambulance, dial 9-1-1. >> instead of calling 9-1-1 there were eight hours of distressed injured piazza trying to get up, four men trying to drag his limp body up the stairs and trying to rouse him by slapping his face and pouring water over him. >> this is the worst possible depravitiy you could possibly have. >> the brothers were searching for phrases fall ago sleep after head injury and few minutes later binge drinking, alcohol, bruising or discoloration, cold feet and cold hands. 12 hours after piazza awesome fa 12z hour 12 hours after piazza's first fall the call. >> when they saw him in intensive care. >> we were trying to find a spot of skin to touch. the nurse told me to kiss him good-bye. it was hard. that's what you think of when you close your eyes. >> it looked like he got hit by a car. he was in bad shape. he was on full life support

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. >> we have been trapped here on the third floor that we are cane stairs.take the elevator. >>reporter: elevator have been out of order since friday when a fire tliing erred the sprinklers and knocked out the elevator system. most of the tenant of the 12 story building have been relying on the stairs. but even that has been difficult for them. wesley manor is section 8 housing tenant either senior or physically disabled. >> i can make it up and down the stairs. however, i am very tired. i'm exhausted. my back and my legs are killing me. but i have to get my seeing eye dog out 5 times day. >>reporter: building manager says fixing the elevator is top any has been by company has beey three times since friday but won't be able to make repair until everything dries out. until then tenant lake ann are doing what they can to help. she is 73 years old. climbing up and down the stairs isn't easy for her either but many people don't have by near by to help. >> i'm taking up foot food if they need. i went up to the 11th floor today. the other lady who has ms i went up

residents said they found crews taking the stairs out yesterday morning. there was a notice on the door that said they would not have access to the stairs until thursday. management says they warned residents last week to vacate while they fixed the stairs that partially collapsed last weekend. the fire marshal says the complex could be cited for code violations. that's wild. >> goodness gracious. >>> two of the president's sons are launching a budget-friendly hotel chain called american idea. eric and donald trump, jr., hope to capture the spirit of small town america by using local artifacts and materials in each hotel. the new venture is described as flea market chic. the trump name won't appear on the hotels. they will be run by an outside hotel group but the trump organization will get management and franchise fees. the first three locations will be in mississippi. an ethics expert out of washington, d.c. says the trump family is exploiting the president's success by "cashing in on the red states." >> if you see smoke coming from santa theresa park to

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then he drags the mother and her daughter down the stairs.d cabrera take off from the scene in a black four-door lexus. when he was arrested they found items in his home linking him to other purse snatching cases. according to jail records cabrera is due in court today and police are asking for the public's help. they say if you recognize cabrera please contact them right away. you can do that anonymously. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, jobina. >>> now your morning money report. >> later this year google will begin showing advertisements on the app's home page. p>> despite a big price cut whoe foods is still the most expensive grocery store in america. that's according to analysts at bank of america. walmart has the lowest overall prices. >>> san mateo-based go pro will shift a big portion of camera production from china to mexico. that's in an evident to avoid president trump's escalating tariffs on items shipped from china. >>> the trade tension with china is still causing a wild ride on wall street. here is a quick look at the n

the stairs are clogged with tourists. there's fear but no panic. the shaking slows, but the great monument continues to shudder for more than a minute. >> unfortunately on the way down you could still hear the building above up shaking. >> reporter: today we learn from the park service how bad the damage actually is. >> on the inside of the building we had a lot more stone that came down, up particularly in the top part of the monument and the top 100 feet or so. >> reporter: so the monument remains closed. this week engineers will rappel down the sides in order to check for more damage and that ranger you might have seen heading down the stair, her name is nicolette williams. the park service says she went back up to make sure the observation deck was cleared while the building was still shaking violently. they are calling her tonight, diane, a hero. >> and good for her. thank you, terry moran, reporting from outside the washington monument right now. >>> and we turn next to a kind of seismic warning for anyone with a bank account. new fees creepi

i helped a guy get down the stairs.d been shot in the head and it was just -- it was crazy honestly and in the lobby there were a few more shots and didn't know where they were coming from and me and my girlfriend just wanted to get to our car and realized he was still in the movie theater so just hopped inside another vehicle and asked if we could get in and some were freaking out but a lot of people including myself and everybody around me were trying to help people kind of get through and making sure nobody was getting trampled but trying to get out as quickly as possible. >> those eyewitness accounts so chilling. our investigative team has been on there all morning long, pierre thomas, brad garrett, former fbi agent and brian ross. we are learning more about the shooter, james holmes, pierre. >> reporter: george, chilling details coming in. we spoke to a neighbor who lived just below the suspect and she claimed around midnight last night she heard some very loud what she described as technomusic which had the sound

here at work. >> your stairs guy. >> well, it's because i'm terrified of the elevators here that i've been stuck in like three times now, including once on halloween, once on halloween. guy lionel is also been and i feel very bad. >> you're very strong. next. how's this for a short burst of exercise swimming away from these guys? >> here we go. you see the ocean? you know what we're talking about, my friends. we're going to show you a whole bunch of sharks. yeah, this is a drone photographer caught this really breathtaking view from high above the waters off the caladesi island, just off of clearwater, florida. >> they're identified as blacktip sharks, which are described as being under most circumstances, timid, tame, not particularly dangerous to humans, but they always say, preferring to keep their distance. i'll do the same. they are never going in water again. >> this is the thing. we have a new story about this every day. i love the beach. i'm just going to read on the sand. i'm never going in the water again. >> right? i'm now also scared of the pool. just in case there's a sha

one of the officers grabs her, then the fighting starts, and he drags her down the stairs. a second officer joins, and they drag her down a second set of stairs. >> they had their foot on her chest. she has asthma. she's telling me she can't breathe. >> reporter: her father was there watching and called to the school to come take her home. she got into trouble over a cell phone and, according to police, was fighting with an assistant principal. >> and i'm standing right there watching them do this and can't do anything about it. >> reporter: after kicking and punching her, they shoot her with a stun gun three times. she was charged with two counts of aggravated battery against an officer, charges that are now dropped. >> steve osunsami is with us now. the officers have been reassigned while the investigation surnd way? >> that is trite. the two officers have been removed from marshall high school. they remain on the force. one is on medical leaf tonight. and thorlts are issues a statement saying they hold their officers to the highest level of standards as the investigation

that's like a stair well down for this lion. i'm not going to argue. >> not taking it easy on cat. >> check out the giraffe. this is an outdoor restaurant in africa. >> you see a deer orthis thing worries, mate. >> i got to believe the giraffes are used to this. they have to take care of where they place the long legs. break a leg, you're done. >> that's not a one trick pony. right there, she does it again. so elegant. >> flexing. >> around the world we go for all kinds of crazy action. we start a group of motorcycle riders.>> w are you doing? you know what's going to happen. >> down he goes. he goes skidding, so does he. the protective gear he was wearing, his feet, all his buddies stop and help him out. it does happen kind of quickly. he was goofing around. >> he could have been goofing around a little bit. >> that's scary. you're right. looks like he was -- >> new to portugal, the roads are narrow, potential for danger every three feet. you see the speed limit painted on the road. 40 kilometers per hour. our rider, you can se

me most stairs climbed on a unicycle and the most stairs climbed in 30 seconds on a unicycle. good to see and going to good cause, rubic's cube in the weather department. >> first up, learn how to solve a rubik's cube and then learn how to ride a unicycle. we're rain fry. a live look on this saturday afternoon. a fair amount of sunshine but you notice right through the golden gate strait, we're now starting to see a little fog developing, not only there but also along the coast. however, folks are soaking in the sunshine. a live look from the santa cruz camera. the beach is popular today and will be tomorrow and with temperatures feeling summer, i think the beach will be a very popular spot. we have a beach hazard statement along the entire coastline through tomorrow evening, and the risk there is for stronger than normal rip currents so be careful. right now 80 in antioch, mild 73 in fairfield. with the fog developing in san francisco, we have dropped to 57. same temperature at half moon bay, oakland, 67. tonight, along the coast the fog will push inland but waits until midni

who fell down the stairs at a frat party. the students who waited up to 12 hours before calling for help. the headline breaking late today. >>> and good evening from london tonight as we make our way back home from singapore. we begin with the breaking headline back home, involving president trump's longtime personal attorney and friend, michael cohen. tonight, losing his legal team, and abc news has learned cohen will now likely cooperate with federal investigators. it was some time ago, the fbi raided his home, office, and hotel room. agents showing up at his door, demanding he turn over his phones. confiscating records, documents, and ever since, the scrutiny has been growing. the president has acknowledged cohen arranged the hush money to stormy daniels. but said he did not believe cohen would ever flip. here's pierre thomas. >> reporter: he was one of president trump's closest confidantes, at his side for more than a decade. his longtime lawyer and fixer, michael cohen. >> i'm obviously very loyal and very dedicated to m

he also inadvertently sprays his partner as he falls down the stairs. moore goes back inside the house while the officers continue to tell him to come outside. after a while, moore comes out. >> get on the ground. >> reporter: officers continue yelling for moore to get down. moore comes closer, apparently to pick up some papers as he dropped something on the stairs. then a scuffle ensues. one officer has his baton raised. the body cam angle distorts the video. the other officer fires off two shots. the public defender believes the officers should have used crisis intervention techniques. >> mr. moore did not have to be shot and the officers, had they properly used de-escalation techniques would have gone home. >> reporter: interim police chief tony chaplain sees it differently. >> you saw them back down the stairs, one officer put his hand up and backed the other officer up. >> reporter: he released photos of the two officers and the injuries suffered after the scuffle. moore is at the county jail, charged with among other accounts assault on police off

saw how unsafe the stairs were. to know that my sister was in that and that's how she died. very painful to her. >> we're glad he got an opportunity to speak out. we think it important for him and the process moving forward. >> reporter: the defense then revealed the cross-examination of the arson investigator, maria sabbatini demanding to know why the national response team was not called in when there were so many deaths. the defense attorneys claim it was arson although sabbatini found no such evidence. >> what are you trying to show? >> that she's incometent, hiding the truth and trying to protect the city. >>> pg&e will moving forward with the fund for wildfire victims. the fund is intended to provide short term help including housing assistance to victims of the 2017 and 2018 fires. it will not resolve property claims against pg&e. that's expect to total close the $30 billion and prompted the bankruptcy filing in january. state lawmakers created a bill for vaccinations. it comes with thigh of the number of mea

clashes on the stairs. another group, too much for this lone officer who turned around and ran back up the stairs. those chilling images of armed guards in plain clothes protecting the house chamber with barricades at the door. lawmakers told to shelter in place and to keep their gas masks right at their sides. the siege went on for hours and you can see the police flashbangs deployed at the capitol to push them all back. tonight, abc news has learned the president rebuffed initial requests to call in the national guard as this was all unfolding as he was watching. and that it wasn't until several white house officials intervened that troops then headed to capitol hill. and once the capitol was cleared, congress then went on to certify the electoral college vote. vice president pence presiding, declaring joe biden's america 46th president. tonight here, the fallout and, of course, the serious questions. so many still unanswered. we're going to carefully guide you through it all, beginning with our chief whi

. >> so we see the two girls coming up the stairs. >> reporter: she said it was caught on her security cameras and police are looking at social media videos like the one at the raging teen party that happened in her new home. >> i just saw this horror. what happened? it was fast a tornado had gone through my house. >> the window is down there. >> reporter: they apparently got in throug a window and over the next six hour, police estimate 40 to 80 kids came and went. leaving behind pie of garbage and thousands of dollars in damage. >> they took one of these article chairs and threw it. they took out the header, took out the stairs, part of the wall. >> reporter: and with no working plumbing, they even urinated on the floors and used a closet as a toilet. >> vomit, pee, oh. i mean, alcohol, the smell of pot. >> reporter: a santa rosa police spokesperson told abc7 news, the felony vandalism report is still currently under investigation. we have identified some of the partygoers, but trying to prove who was responsible for causing the damage is difficult. >> this is an example of a wall in

paramedics responding to an emergency call, finding her body at the bottom of the stairs. what we've learned tonight. ivana trump helping her husband build the trump empire in the 1980s and early '90s, giving him the nickname "the donald." tonight, the trump family paying tribute. what the former president is saying, and her children, too. amy robach with the story tonight. >>> also breaking, the secret service and missing text messages from january 6th. tonight, sources now telling abc news according to a dhs watchdog, the secret service erased text messages from january 5th and 6th after oversight officials requested that they be handed over. rachel scott standing by with late reporting. >>> the story that made national headlines taking a new turn tonight. the disgraced attorney alex murdaugh now charged with murder in the deaths of his wife and son. what posecutors are now saying. >>> news on the pandemic tonight. covid deaths in the u.s. up 10% in just the last week. what they're now seeing in new york city. and the news coming in at this hour from los angeles. matt gu

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running down the stairs to safety was a life line. >> reporter: the stairs weighed 58 tons.ntire museum built around them. around the corner big red, the firetruck, ladder 3. so many remember that brave captain, patty brown. >> i'm on the 35th floor. just relay to command post. we're trying to get out. >> captain brown and ten of his men lost. here in the museum they remember all the planes. these are parts from flight 77, pulled from the pentagon. this clock frozen at 9:37. a melted rolodex. and some one's phone. in one of the rooms we discover a watch. found in the field in shanksville, pennsylvania, todd beamers, one of the heroes who took back the flight. right on his watch the date, the 11th. there was florence jones too who barely escaped the south tower. she told me she took off her shoes to get out faster and for years she kept them beneath her bed. >> they still have debris on them. >> on the bottom. when you flip them over there is debris from the floor. >> reporter: now florence has given the shoes to the museum. and we found a message of hope. even from that awfu

a number of bullet holes up these stairs is mind boggling.is where some of the most ferocious of the fighting took place. look at this. about the as marines went up the stairs, el chapo was heading down through this mirrored wall designed for this exact moment. >> and right through here is this trap door. this is the secret passageway and doorway that leads to the tunnel down there. it's incredible that right out of that closet and that mirror is this perfectly constructed secret passageway. we're going to go down the stairs here. where it is very dank. very wet. leading to a tunnel. then the city's drainage system. as the gun battle above raged. five of his men were killed, four others arrested. we're going to go down this passageway which is flooded. have to come through here, down this step, into this muck. there are all sorts of snakes in here. had to crawl under that to get over there. just beyond there is that door. looks like a door on a submarine that leads right into the drainage system. hundreds of yards of chapo and his lieutenant

this is an enormous drop all the way down the stairs here. i just don't get how you even begin to train. alex says this was his favorite part of the sky ladder competition. he also said it was tremendously scary to start off right here on those wrungs he hopped down to. >> how old is alex? he's in his 20s. i'm just going to say that. because when he hits, like, 30 and 40, he going to feel this. >> alex recorded a couple of different videos from his point of view. he's actually using one of those mouth mounts for the gopro. >> he needs the brace to protect his mouth in case he falls. >> and you can hear him huffing and puffing. now for the big slide. >> the easiest part of the stunt. >> a little bit of a break there, but not much. >> this looks like a lot of fun, i have to be honest. >> it does look like a ton of fun. but it also looks terrifying. if you goof up here, where's your bailout? these guys aren't wearing helmets. i know i sound like an old parent here, but that's a big fall. >> your worst case scenario is you're going to slinky down

some people just went flying down the stairs. police are investigating and there can be charges.ders lost 21-13. >>> new tonight, just released secret cia report, said russia tried to help president-elect trump win the white house. the cia believes individuals with connections to the russian government provided wikileaks with thousands of hacked e-mails from the democratic national committee in an effort to get mr. trump elected. tonight, trump's transition team responded saying in part, quote, these are the same people that said saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction. it's now time to move on and make america great again. >> all right. >>> we have more rain heading into our area. >> we sure do. they're lining up. drew tuma is here with the broadcast. >> an active pattern. and tomorrow morning, that's when we think the downpours will move through the bay area. let's show you when that wet weather will hit. live doppler 7 is showing it's a scattering of light showers at this hour. some of the more active areas of this hour. want to take you street level. antioch right now.

maybe the greatest sport they showed today, slippery stairs.tairs are covered with soap and you try to climb it, but it drags people down. there are rule rules, but no ons following the rules. anything goes on the slippery stairs. you're all going down. they are like bowling pins. i can't believe i'm saying this, but i could watch slippery stairs for hours and hours. but, if you remember dodgeball, patches, if you can dodge a wrench, you can dodge a ball and that is the key to dodgeball. dan a.: the stairs are surprisingly mesmerizing as sad as that is to say. larry: you know how it is going to end, but you can't wait. dan a.: thanks, larry. ama: coming up tonight on abc at 8:00, a special edition of 020 and don't miss abc7 news at 11:00. remember, abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the bay area app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. dan a.: finally, a few thoughts about what really matters. the bay area sheriff, the wealthy real estate investor and the out of state raid over the bat mobile. if you read that in a screenplay, you woul

reggie: she went up a narrow set of stairs. ladder.masi: you should find some deals for yourself. drew: let us know if you find them. kumasi: we will get it together for you. don't worry. it is chilly. reggie: is there a chili's. drew: i have the souvenir cup if you find it. something about their chips. thin and crispy. reggie: when was the last time you were at a chili's? drew: the airport? i don't remember. it is consistent, you know when you'll get. you know that game stairs? reggie: that was my favorite game as a child. drew: those stairs were narrow. we are having fun this morning. [laughter] we have a storm hitting california over the next couple of days. today will be cold, gusty wind continuing. showers are isolated through the afternoon, leading to a frigid night even for us to on the way. focus your attention on thursday into friday. the next round will bring rain and it lower snow levels. rainfall estimates today are very light in nature. the closer you are on the coast, the better chance you'll have to see rain. monday we w

because the tequila doesn't kill him, running the stairs will. r.did something strange as he has been known to do. "gq" released a video in which r. kelly sings his life unscripted for 45 minutes nonstop. i watched the whole thing this morning. well, this is how it starts. ♪ coming up in the hood i saw so many things ♪ ♪ those so many things brought me all of my dreams ♪ ♪ now here i am here i am today ♪ ♪ y-y-y-y-y >> jimmy: and so on for 45 minutes. it's unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] amazing. you think about it, believing that anyone would want to hear you sing about your life for 45 minutes isn't much crazier than believing you can fly. the only time you should turn your life story into a song is if you're davy crockett. that's just me. instead of making kelly, fox news should use r. kelly to moderate that debate. [ cheers and applause ] he'd do okay with that right? kanye west is in another twitter feud and the good news is this time it is not with me. this time it's a lot to digest but basically what happened was kanye revealed that he