i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is that to hear it? >> it hurts a lot for someone to tell you that someone you love so much. i love my daughter before i even knew her when i was pregnant with her. i love her. i will fight for my daughter till i can't fight anymore. as a mother i don't know when a mother loses her fight for her children. >> you're not ready to lose this fight? >> no. no. >> the family will be back in court monday with the name of doctors they want to do the brain examination. the court expects to have the final report on her condition on tuesday. you can see the entire interview on the website. >>> two incidents involving gunfire at area malls and a man is recovering after being shot outside. gunfire broke out at a mall in tracy. >> reporter: the old navy is closed tonight. it happened right here in these parks spaces. >> people's clothes next to the car. >> reporter: this is what melissa hooks saw. two men got into an argument in the parking lot near old navy. one pulled out a gun and shot

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and i heard many times particularly after we recuperated democracy and he was put on trial and he beganto confront his own security head and began to say, look, i had nothing -- i was the president, you know? i didn't see the day-to-day running of the government, so i don't know who was torturing. this wasn't my responsibility. i was president. it was the other guys that, you know? how m a i -- how am i going to know if shall be was tortured? well, the same thing was told to me by musharraf. it was so much in this my find, pin they, i was the president, i didn't know what the security forces were doing, i didn't know what even the prime minister was doing. i was the president, i was above will. they couldn't control what was going on in the country. that was something that was very stuck in my mind. many dictators try to give you that line to declare themselves innocent of what transpires under their, under their watch. >> host: uh-huh. so, basically, you're on the ground though in pakistan for maybe 15 days. and one of the most difficult things i found reporting in pakistan was trying

i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is that to hear it? >> it hurts a lot for someone to tell you that someone you love so much. i love my daughter before i even knew her when i was pregnant with her. i love her. i will fight for my daughter till i can't fight anymore. as a mother i don't know when a mother loses her fight for her children. >> you're not ready to lose this fight? >> no. no. >> the family will be back in court monday with the name of doctors they want to do the brain examination. the court expects to have the final report on her condition on tuesday. you can see the entire interview on the website. >>> two incidents involving gunfire at area malls and a man is recovering after being shot outside. gunfire broke out at a mall in tracy. >> reporter: the old navy is closed tonight. it happened right here in these parks spaces. >> people's clothes next to the car. >> reporter: this is what melissa hooks saw. two men got into an argument in the parking lot near old navy. one pulled out a gun and shot

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i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is that to hear it? >> it hurts a lot for someone to tell you that someone you love so much. i love my daughter before i even knew her when i was pregnant with her. i love her. i will fight for my daughter till i can't fight anymore. as a mother i don't know when a mother loses her fight for her children. >> you're not ready to lose this fight? >> no. no. >> the family will be back in court monday with the name of doctors they want to do the brain examination. the court expects to have the final report on her condition on tuesday. you can see the entire interview on the website. >>> two incidents involving gunfire at area malls and a man is recovering after being shot outside. gunfire broke out at a mall in tracy. >> reporter: the old navy is closed tonight. it happened right here in these parks spaces. >> people's clothes next to the car. >> reporter: this is what melissa hooks saw. two men got into an argument in the parking lot near old navy. one pulled out a gun and shot

. >>> tony romo is still recuperating from a back injury in his game against the redskins.er anonymous source reported romo received an epidural, cowboys owner jerry jones says fans should not rule out the qb just yet because he is still able to play. >>> missouri's football players are more excited than most about their college bowl swag while cotton bowl labeled clothing was a hit, that was nothing compared to when they got a glimpse, check this out, of some apple swag. ipads seem to have an extreme effect on these guys. ah, the joys of technology. >>> the 2014 world cup stadiums in brazil continue to cause more problems. after five people died building the 12 stadiums the national stadium in brazilia made it rain on fans over the weekend. the leaky roof comes less than eight months after the stadium was completed. >>> brooklyn nets forward paul pierce has been fined 15,000 bucks for a hard foul on george hill during monday's game. referees said that pierce made excessive and unnecessary contact. >>> the nfl gets thanksgiving so the nba gets christmas. the bulls will be i

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back to work after two weeks in the hospital for an operation and one or two weeks at home for recuperation. amari says he told prime minister abe he would like to resign, but abe urged him to overcome his illness and continue in his post. >> translator: i realize what i should do now is to recover quickly from my illness and get back to duty as a cabinet minister. >>> in place of amari senior vice minister of the cabinet office will take part in the tpp talks that open saturday in singapore. >>> european equities are a little changed ahead of policy decisions from the european central bank as well as the bank of england. here is how things are looking right now. london is down by just a touch there. frankfurt is gaining over .10% while paris is declining by about .10%. most asian markets fell on concern about an early scaling back of the federal reserve's bond buying program. tokyo's nikkei declined 1.5% amid a firm yen. singapore's index slid over 1% and fell to near a three-month low. meanwhile india's sensex index climbed over 1% finishing at 20,957, the highest closing level in a month

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. >> i wish i could say i quit my job and took a few weeks to recuperate but emerged refreshed to embrace a new chapter if i had quit seven months are the that might have happened. maybe if i hit the reset button before the winter before to very difficult clients out work, maybe i would have quietly stepped away like so on the other bombs that i do. but this is what happened instead. the first few days i cried constantly had woken up to the middle of the night shaky with the heart pounding and able to go back to sleep. i imagine myself like a car that ran out of gas and needed to refuel the days turned into weeks. i was not getting better. i ran at of gas and oil the internal machinery had ground against itself. smoke would have been lowdown and i continue to cry on the couch sometimes i would move to my bet where though i could see the leaves of the palm tree where the pri and blue the underside looked sulfur blue like watching a goldfish swim big never going anywhere. every few hours he takes the break to save reassuring figures like you are hauled. you just need a long rest he would sa

he's recuperating under his father's command in southern france. his mother writes to general patch, baking her husband not to let him go back into combat teams and. he goes back into combat in october 1944 and is killed almost immediately. general patch rights to his ways in me says i cannot and must not allow myself to dwell upon our irreparable loss. as i write, the tears are falling from my eyes, prominence decrees that we must obey. how many families in the second world war had similar sentiments i tell the story of the suicide her admiral don p. noonan, who had commanded the naval forces landing at utah beach on june 6, 1944 and shortly before the invasion of southern france, where he was also to have a large responsibility, blew his brains out in the cabinet's flagship in harbor. the stress and unhinged him and the suicide note that he left for his wife and four children is really devastating. part of a read, what am i doing to you my wife in your children? i am sick, so sick. i mentioned that the united states had a population during world

captain hughes spends six months recuperating before returning to the cockpit. also in canada, a fire breaks out at a propane facility in toronto, ontario, shortly before 4:00 in the morning. it quickly spreads into a seemingly bottomless pit of flames, and exploding cylinders of propane. >> when we got to the scene, we actually had small cylinders that were exploding and rocketing several hundred feet in the air. >> in the pre-dawn darkness, huge clouds of propane flare up like explosions from hell. dark smoke billows from the uncontrollable blaze. cannisters shoot up like rockets. >> most of them were the smaller slnders. they are commonly called a 33-pound cylinder. this site had hundreds of those on site. that's what was rocketing up in the air. my biggest concern is where was the staff? because we couldn't see them coming down. >> the fire begins during a delivery at a 24-hour propane supply business. >> there was an accident that released a large amount of propane. so that cloud found an ignition source. that was a vapor cloud explosion. there was a tremen

but he didn't have much time to recuperate. he was back working in the fields six weeks later.s an undocumented immigrant, he can't file for disability payments. so if he doesn't pick, he doesn't get paid. with a family to feed and a hospital bill to pay, not working is not an option. so where should you start when you're picking the tree? >> from the ladder. >> you just pull them straight off? >> just twist it. >> pascual, have you fallen off a ladder? >> no. thank god, no. >> use your leg. >> so that's one sack. so how many more sacks to fill it up? >> ten and a half. >> ten and a half. wow. >> how long do you think it will take you to do one of these barrels? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> one hour. if you don't do the barrel in one hour, then do something else. >> then do another job? >> yes. put it right there. >> put it right here? >> yeah. always put it next to a big limb. that it's going to hold your weight. ♪ >> how do you get the ones that are like up in the top in the middle of the tree up there? >> climb in the middle of the tree. >> you've got to climb up the

i wish i could tell you i could find job, took a few weeks to recuperate and emerged refreshed and ready to embrace a new chapter in my life. if i had a quick seven months earlier, that might have happened. maybe if i had hit the reset button before the ghastly winter, before april, those were two difficult clients we had at work, perhaps i would have just quietly stepped away from my career like so many other moms i knew. this is what happened instead. the first few days after i stopped working, cried constantly. i woke up in the middle of the night shaking, heart pounding unable to go back to sleep. i imagined myself as a car that had run out of gas. i just needed to refuel, but the days turned into weeks -- they are comfy ambulances for me. but the days turned into weeks and i wasn't getting any better. i haven't run out of gas. i had run out of oil. my machinery had ground against itself and fused. if you could have lifted my hood, thick smoke would have bellowed out. i continue to cry on the couch. sometimes i would move from the couch to my bed where i stared at the leaves in our b

it made my recuperation easier because i knew that i was helping others. i make this progress report to help cheer up those who have just had an operation for cancer and to encourage them to keep up their good spirit. part of the battle against cancer is to fight the fear that accompanies the disease. >> and of course one of those women who was inspired by her example was happy rockefeller the wife of the vice president who two weeks after mrs. ford's surgery was diagnosed herself with the disease and went on to have surgery of her own . >> when you see president ford making the announcement you can see his lips quivering. terribly emotional for the family. >> he said that night when he went home alone to the white house the night before that was the loneliest night of his life. >> gary on twitter wants to know what it was result of her candor, was there anything else, more people got checkups, anything about the way we treat people with breast cancer in this country? >> i think it initiated what had been missing. it initiated a national conversation among

. >> brian never recuperated from all of these feelings himself.g his brother was the worst thing that could happen to him. >> this year's marathon included runners who were honoring veterans and carlos wanted to support them. but suddenly his mission changed. >> when the first bomb went off, we were not too sure about it. when the second bomb went off? >> something just blew up. >> we pretty much figured out that this was some kind of attack. i went like this. i did the cross, and i just went with -- i just said god protect me. and i went on there. >> with that invocation, carlos began to move the barriers across the sidewalk and went to help the victims. it was pure instinct. years earlier he had been a volunteer firefighter. >> so it helped me that day to realize the people were in trouble and i was there to help. >> the carnage reminded him of what his son, alex, had faced in iraq. >> i know about the ieds, and that was sort of happening right there on the sidewalk. it was like a war zone. >> including the threat of a third bomb. >> that is his

in my own country when i was in the dictatorship and i heard many times particularly after we've recuperated the democracy and was put on the file and he began to confront his own security had and began to say look i was the president. i didn't see the day-to-day running of the government so i don't know. it was the other ones. how am i going to know if somebody was being tortured? but there was so much in my mind. i was the president. i didn't do the day-to-day i didn't know what the security forces were doing. i didn't know what even the prime minister was doing. i said they need control of what is going on in the country. that was something there was very stock in my mind as many dictators try to give you that line to declare themselves innocent on what transpires under their watch. >> host: so basically you're on the ground for maybe 15 days and one of the most difficult things i found reporting in pakistan was trying to sort of the truths from fiction. i remember going to the home town of the surviving bomber in mumbai and i had been told that this was the hometown of the surviving bomb

i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is it to hear that from the doctors. >> it hurts. it hurts a lot. for someone to tell you that someone you love so much, because i loved my daughter before i even knew her, when i was pregnant with her i loved her. i will fight for my daughter until i cannot fight anymore and had a mother, i don't know had a mother loses her fight for her children. >> but you are not ready to lose this fight. >> no. no. >> you can see didn't ashley's entire interview with her mother on our website. the family will be back in court monday with the name of doctor they want to do the brain examination. court expects to have the final report on her condition on tuesday. >>> this morning two area malls will be open following separate incidences yesterday involving gunfire. this morning a man is recovering after being shot outside the bay fair center in san leandro. gunfire also broke out last night at a mall in tracy. up a ma dates has the details. >> clothes next to the car. >> this is what me li

i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is it to hear that from the doctors? >> it hurts. it hurts a lot for someone to tell you that someone that you just love so much, 'cuz i loved my daughter before i even knew her. when i was pregnant with her i loved her. i will fight for my daughter until i cannot fight anymore and as a mother i don't know when a mother loses her fight for her children. >> but you are not ready to lose this fight? >> no. no. >> you can see his entire interview with jahi's mother on our website at abc7news.com. the family will be back in court monday with the name of the doctor they want to do the brain examination. the court expects to have the final report on her condition on tuesday. >> this morning two area mauls will be open following separate incidents yesterday involving gunfire. this morning a man is recovering after being shot outside the bayfield center in san leandro. gunfire also broke out at a mall in tracy. >> this is what she saw who she returned from shopping at the bayfield ma

i feel like she's recuperating. >> that isn't what the doctors tell you. how hard is it to hear that from the doctors? >> it hurts. it hurts a lot for someone to tell you that someone that you just love so much, 'cuz i loved my daughter before i even knew her. when i was pregnant with her i loved her. i will fight for my daughter until i cannot fight anymore and as a mother i don't know had a mother loses her fight for her children. >> but you are not ready to lose this fight fight? >> no. no. >> you can see his entire interview with jahi's mother on a. bc7 news.com. the family will be back in court monday with the name of the doctor they want to do the brain examination. they will have the final report on her condition on tuesday. >> this morning two area mauls will be open following separate incidents yesterday involving gunfire. this morning a man is recovering after being shot out jived the bayfield center in san leandro. gunfire also broke out at a mall in tracy. >> he was next to the car. >> this is what me lisa saw who she return to her car after sh

as he recuperated and could not control his anger, it reached a point where he had his wife and their baby move to a different state because he had gone a little berserk one day. he could not help himself. >> lived in a double wide trailer. >> they went to another state. to growwould not have up around a man such as himself and that was the generous thing he could do. he was kind of living on his own. one day he got in touch with schumann by facebook. he said, i want to come visit. schumann had not seen him since the day he was on his back. adam is going through what he is going through in kansas. emery is over here in georgia. they get together for a weekend. honest to god, the tenderness i described between soldiers, here it is. >> were you there? >> yeah. it was the most heartbreaking, gorgeous weekend imaginable. >> explained that. emery stayed in a motel. >> yeah. schumann was sometimes incapable of saying a word to his family in any kind of tender way. over, knocked on the door, realize he needed help getting dressed, putting a brace on. the way they were toward each other, it w

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. >> after recuperating, herman is convicted of kidnapping and aggravated assault, the original chargestank for. he's sentenced to five years in prison and released after three. >> i don't think they were trying to kill mr. herman. i think they were trying to act out some preconceived little game that they had, that they were going to be administering their own form of jail justice. >>> coming up, mayhem in a massive prison riot. >> i had a 180-degree vision of the yard, and it was a war zone. >> when "caught on camera: inmates and outlaws" continues. >>> i'm milissa rehberger. the northeast is digging out and airports are trying to get back on schedule after a huge snowstorm cancel mord than 100 flights on saturday. up to a foot of snow if. >>> and peter o'toole has died. most remembered for his role in "lawrence of arabia" and starred in" my favorite year." his daughter said he died peacefully in the hospital yesterday. he was 81 years old. back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. it was one of the most infamous prisoner riots in califor

he spends three months recuperating there from extensive burns and multiple broken bones. >> but it turned better than i was expecting. you know, i thought i wasn't going to walk. that's how bad it was. >> rivera is disappointed the driver only receives a ticket for the illegal turn, but he is grateful for his remarkable recovery and the office workers who left their desks to come to his aid. >> if it wasn't for them, i wouldn't be here, you know? my kids would be fatherless. they saved a lot of lives. not only mine, they saved a lot of lives, you know, so i thank them so much. >> somebody said, weren't you worried about your life? i couldn't go to sleep that night if i would have let that guy burn. that would have been terrible. hard to live with. >>> another group of bystanders spring into action when they find beached dolphins struggling for survival. march 5th, 2012. a tourist films a school of dolphins swimming off the shore near rio de janeiro, brazil, but instead of heading out to sea, the dolphins swim closer and closer to the beach and they're not turning back. about 20 dolphins w

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. >> while tamarine's in the hospital recuperating with her family around her, the video is released to the media. >> the first thing out of my mouth is, i'm sorry. and my mom goes, don't you ever apologize to me again for fighting for your life. and everyone else said the same thing. he tried to kill me. he tried to take me away from my family, from my friends. he tried to take my life. >> i've done this job for 18 years. i'm never surprised. i often wonder why sometimes people don't fight. part of me said, you know, way to go. with your efforts, i'm glad you're not dead. i'm glad you're able to survive, but way to go because this case is going to be solved. >> despite the camera and the dna she gets, two months go by and still, no arrests are made. in the meantime, tamarine has to return to work. >> my first night there, i was terrified and i was nervous because he was still out there and i had that feeling that he was watching me. but you've got to go on. i just turned around, went back inside and just kept working. i've got four kids, a grand baby. i've got bills. i have to work.

he was recuperating. it was december 54. so there was a procedure called peering which he could have cast his -- made his views known. but it was a very complicated relationship because mccarthy was a family friend. he had -- yes. joe mccarthy was a senator from wisconsin who has -- was one of the real sharp cold warriors and involved a lot of accusations about people's patriotism and that sort of thing. so kennedy had, you know, the family knew him well. i think kennedy was at his wedding. mccarthy was the kennedys. there was a history. kennedy was a shrewd guy and sought by the mid-50s, early 50's that mccarthy was a bit of a toxic senator, and so we kind of kept his distance. he was very wary. people come up to him, what do you think about joe mccarthy. he would give very terse answers so, you know, kennedy did not vote on the censure. and in the line then was that it was because he was ill. ted sorensen in his memoir in 2008 addresses it in some detail and he says that that is true. he said, had can he really wanted to g

he was recuperating. it was december 54. so there was a procedure called peering which he could have cast his -- made his views known. but it was a very complicated relationship because mccarthy was a family friend. he had -- yes. joe mccarthy was a senator from wisconsin who has -- was one of the real sharp cold warriors and involved a lot of accusations about people's patriotism and that sort of thing. so kennedy had, you know, the family knew him well. i think kennedy was at his wedding. mccarthy was the kennedys. there was a history. kennedy was a shrewd guy and sought by the mid-50s, early 50's that mccarthy was a bit of a toxic senator, and so we kind of kept his distance. he was very wary. people come up to him, what do you think about joe mccarthy. he would give very terse answers so, you know, kennedy did not vote on the censure. and in the line then was that it was because he was ill. ted sorensen in his memoir in 2008 addresses it in some detail and he says that that is true. he said, had can he really wanted to g

. >> we have a photograph of the place where she would recuperate in beverly, massachusetts. even with her stroke to my here is a comment from the chief usher observing her in action in washington. uncommonit was no thing to see her taking part in political and official conferences. the speaker of the house consulting jointly with the president and mrs. taft. she attended almost every important conference in the white house proper. she would walk in on private conferences unheralded and unannounced. >> i was brought up in 1964. her daughter wrote a letter to time magazine saying this is much overdrawn. my mother after the stroke could not do that anymore. ike hoover is a very well-known memoir and the white house but historians regard him with deep skepticism and he did not like helen taft. he was no fan of hers. take it for what he says trade have are -- we observations of how deeply she was involved in consulting on policymaking. >> in reading her memoirs she downplays her role. had moreto me that she of an advanced role than a lot of first ladies up to that point. not near

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hospital room looking at a card from get well wishes from across the country as she begins her recuperation. >> next is james. >> caller: i grate you on a wonderful series i've been watching since mrs. jackson and it is wonderful. president ford was a member of the warren commission and i was wondering what mrs. ford thought of his involvement on that commission and the results and the continue verse sis that have since occurred about the commission results. >> that's a great question. i'm sorry to say i wish i had but i never had a conversation with her. i never heard her discuss it. -- he was y strongly once trapped on an earp -- i shouldn't tell this but i will. the movie was john f. kennedy and he was not happy. he really worried that young people, people who were not alive at the time of the assasination would see this and it was in fact history. we had a number of conversations about the warren commission. and his congressional members, remember dick was on bonds. the members of congress who were on that commission were very careful in the language that they chose. they rewrote as i u

another bout with a respiratory infection and was hospitalized briefly before returning home to recuperateraham is such an icon and it's sad that his son had to ask us all to pray for him. >> reporter: it comes on the heels of his 95th birthday. and many folks say this is one of the last things he was going to be doing. may have been his last public appearance. he just wrapped up a book and a big outreach push called "my hope for america" which included an hour dash long tv special in addition to the book. one thing that is hopeful, frankly notes in the letter that as soon as he finished the book, he said his father started working on the next book. but again, we've known billie graham has been ill and fighting respiratory problems for about the last three years. when he finally does go, of course it will be a huge surprise for his family and it will be incredibly sad for them and many folks around the world. >> he counselled so many presidents, democrat i can and republican. is there anyone comparable to him now? >> i get asked this question a lot and the answer is no. i was reading part