taylor winston stole a stranger's truck to take victims to the hospital after the mass shooting. >> a friend yelled, leave, get going. he wanted to get more friends. that's when it snapped we needed to do something. and at that point is when i just started kicking into gear. >> on monday a local car dealer in gilbert, arizona presented winston with a new pickup truck of his own. winston said he plans to sell his old car and donate the proceedings to the shooting victims. >> well done all the way around. latino celebrating heritage month by celebrating those bettering our nation. the co-founder of the language learning app dual lingo. he is a pioneer of crowd sourcing. he is a guatemala entrepreneur desiring to provide free education to the world drove him to create dual lingo used in classrooms in the united states. to learn more about him and the entire nbc latino 20 visit nbc news.com and click on the latino section. >> just ahead the incredible story of a teenager forced to overcome a mother addicted to hearn. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesavin

his name is toor winston and -- taylor winston and his girlfriend along with thousands of others weren by a fencement he helped throw people -- fence. he helped throw people over before jumping over himself. then, he saw a bunch of trucks. first one he tried opening had the keys in it so he squeezed victims in the backseat across the bed of the truck and got them out there have. >> once we dropped them off, we're like let's go back for round two and get some more. i transported probably 20 to 30 people injured to the hospital. >> winston joined and served two tours in iraq. in 2011 he is honorably discharged as a sergeant and called sunday night's shooting a mini war zone. ken, we are hearing so many stories of people who didn't run away from the gunfire. they ran to help those who were wound and taylor winston happened to be one of them. also new information tonight when we talk about the number of victims, 59, it was 58 victims. the 59th was the shooter. that included the shooter. much more tonight on the body camera that just came out and more on the investigation of the san franci

winston churchill writes about that incident other writers. have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? i am relying on you for that. [laughter] to look at a historical figure who has a life like george. that is going to be hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. to writeu join me across the country on a horse. .> thank you so much we appreciate that. [applause] everybody go get a book and we will see you next month. watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> next, playwright and actor accepts theiranda u.s. capital historical society's 2017 freedom award for his work on the musical "hamilton." he spoke at the ceremony in the u.s. capital call. other speakers were

winston churchill writes about that incident other writers. young men have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. >> can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? philip: i am relying on you for that. [laughter] i went to look at a historical figure who has a life like george. that is going to be hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. unless you join me to write across the country on a horse. >> thank you so much. we appreciate that. [applause] everybody go get a book, and we will see you next month.

. >>> taylor winston and his girlfriend were dancing near the concert stage when the shooting began. the former marine served two tours of duty in iraq. >> the shots got louder and louder closer to us. i saw people getting hit. it was like, we could be hit at any second. once we got to the fence, i over, and gotmy stuff over. i saw a field with a bunch of white trucks. i tested my luck to see if any of them had keys in it. the first one had keys sitting right there. the third looking through people to take to the hospital. there was just too many. it was overwhelming how much blood was everywhere. once we dropped them off, let's go back for round 2 and get some more. i transported probably 20, 30 people to the hospital. >> winston credits his military training but rejects this talk about being a hero. saying he saw many people doing brave things during that shooting. >>> mark lacey also returned repeatedly to the danger zone. he understands firefighters had to stage a block away to avoid being shot, but he is still frustrated about that. >> i believe many lives have been saved. the m

james winston. 18 yards. 16-14. final play. down by 5. winston incomplete. intended for oj howard.19-14. stomach you cannot ask for a better start to the season than what the blackhawks did tonight. a little hockey on thursday. taking on the penguins. ryan harvin makes it 1-zero. that is 4-zero. change goalies in the first period. that is how quickly this meant they weren't done. patrick kane top shelf. 6-1 chicago. 3rd period -- his third of the game. your final score 10-1. blackhawks. opening night. their highest scoring game since 1988. a weeks worth of goals in one game. >> i have no sympathy for the penguins. >> the coach said it is early but it is disturbing. >>> join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. find us online at any time twitter and facebook. and the ktvu app. good night. oh, you brought butch. yeah! (butch growls at man) he's looking at me right now, isn't he? yup. (butch barks at man) butch is like an old soul that just hates my guts. (laughs) (vo) you can never have too many faithful companions. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru

winston churchill writes about it, too. young men have a fascination with war. he was fascinated with combat. he did those things that set him apart from other men. >> can we give him a big round of applause? [applause] before we let you go and go sign books, and everyone should buy one because they give you a sense of these great stories. what is the next book you are going to work on? philip: i am relying on you for that. [laughter] a great,lly, i want well known historical figure who had a very active life like george. that is very hard to find. maybe i will have to retire and become a schoolteacher. unless, you find me to ride across the country on my horse. i am all for that. >> thank you so much. [applause] everybody go get a book and we will see you next month. [applause] >> you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join in on the conversation, like us on facebook at cspanhistory. >> you might recognize these trail of governors which stretched all the way down to the missouri river. coming up next, we will hear about s

the decision to put labour in power was made by winston peters, leader of the new zealand first partyesult in september. the new coalition ends the rule of the national party, which has been in power since 2008. helen clark is a former new zealand prime minister, who herself worked with mr peters. she had some advice for ms ardern. let's speak now to colinjames, a political journalist and commentator in new zealand. earlier we were speaking to your former prime minister, helen clark, and she was optimistic about how this coalition was going to work. what do you think? i thinkjacinda ardern, despite her youth, what do you think? i thinkjacinda ardern, despite heryouth, because people look at her and say that she is young and pretty and all the rest of it, but does she have substance? i have tracked this sometime, and she does have substance. she has substance in her intelligence, and in the way she deals with people. insiders say the reason winston peters chose the labour party in the end was because of the way she handled the negotiations. i think there is a fair chance she will in fa

i mean, winston says he's just 100% lucky that he was not injured or killed. keys to the truck that he stole it was all worth it and he doesn't know which of his passengers survived but he feels confident that his decision made a big difference. joseph and his friend were in the crowd when shots filled the air. she was hit in the shoulder. the two had to find a way out of the venue to get to the hospital. joseph is with us now. thank you so much for joining us this morning. first, how are you doing? >> i'm doing all right. >> how is kristen doing? >> she's going to be fine. she has a collapsed lung. she's hit in her -- near her right shoulder, but she's going to make a full recovery the doctor told me. >> reporter: tell me what happened at the concert, when you knew something was wrong. >> we heard what sounded like fireworks going off, but it just -- it kept going and going and going. we didn't -- we refused to believe it was gun fire and then when jason aldean went off stage it was kind of clear something was wrong. people started screaming, hitting the grou

it came down to winston peters, the leader of new zealand first party, which holds the balance of powerthe ultimate decision. we had a choice to make, either with national or labour, for a modified status quo author change. our perception was the people of this country, regardless of what a lot of people said, did want to change and we have responded to that. let's do this! the part—time dj's popularity during the campaign became so great it was dubbed jacinda medieval stop she targeted young new zealanders with policies on tackling inequality, affordable housing in student debt and was outspoken on feminism and mental health. she will have a lot of work to do bringing together her party would be new zealand first party would be new zealand first party with their very different views on immigration and trade. also high on her to—do list will be convincing the majority of new zealanders who did not vote for her that the party which came second should be in power. samantha simmonds, bbc news. we all like a good snooze, don't we? this is the moment a sleepy badger was found wrapped up enjo

taylor winston on behalf of america.hank you for all that you did. >> thanks for having me, brooke. >> thank you. taylor winston, hero there in las vegas. again, a reminder. the president of the united states has now met with survivors, victims' families, police, fire, ems. he is set to speak formally there from las vegas any moment now. hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? adulting... hi, guys. i'm back. time to slay! no,i have a long time girlfriend. you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. won't replace the full value of your totaled new car. the guy says you picked the wrong insurance plan. no, i picked the wrong insurance company. with liberty mutual new car replacement™, you won't have to worry about replacing your car because you'll get the full value back including depreciation. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you

co—chair of a the all—party group on mindfulness, a form of meditation, follows in the footsteps of sir winstonof a long soak in the tub. mr laughton said this afternoon it was surprising that the news he takes a bath had made the headlines. no, ithink no, i think what i've regret if anything is that the headline had become about my bathing habits where is this was a very important and fascinating conference yesterday where we had 20 mps from 15 different countries coming to london to promote mindfulness as one solution for the epidemic of dental illness we have in the western world at the moment and these are very serious issues and we had the godfather of mindfulness in from the states, they are fascinating presentation and said that mindfulness is something that anybody can do any time, anywhere. i gave a vote of thanks and said well, actually, i do my mindfulness in my bath in the morning. i reserve a time, 1015 minutes, just to switch off, no mobiles, no bbc radio going on and you forget about all the strains and stresses of what happened yesterday what's coming up tomorrow. you are just r

taylor winston joins us by phone.am, but explain something to me, will you? you came outside during the shooting, and you found a truck? did you hot wire it and steal it? what did you do? >> i wish i was that crafty. [laughter] i gotta give credit to the knowledge i have with it's values. -- with festivals. i was pretty sure there would be a vehicle over in the work vehicles that would happen to have keys left in them because people tend to share them for efficiency throughout the day. that happened to be the case the very first vehicle i looked in. it's honestly kind of surreal and out of a movie, but it worked out. stuart: i don't know whether you were ever in combat in iraq, but you've been in somewhat similar situations. did you find what looked like a combat situation when you, when the shooting occurred? >> the only thing i can kind of relate is wounded victims, but this wasn't anything like war, to me honestly. a lot of veterans agree. it was just, you know, your friends, family, local americans , you're pretty

in a desperate move british prime minister winston churchill to a man he met only once, franklin roosevelt. f.d.r. was reluctant to get involved in another european war. >> f.d.r. did arrange for aide to be given to great britain. it was very much under the table and within the constraints of the neutrality act of 1937. >> they were carrying passengers or freight to countries wart. f.d.r. found a way around it and introduced a new concept, lend lease. >> this is warships that figure in the historic trade that united states has made with britain. the ships will aid britain. >> it was a master stroke on the part of f.d.r. without united states support england would have fallen. it's a slam dunk, no brainer. the merchant marines had been destroyed. >> they developed and modernized the merchant marine. it would promote u.s. commerce and in times of war serve as a naval auxillary. >> shipyards were the answer. valued at only a million and a half dollars each liberty ships were 440 feet long and could carry 10,000 tons of cargo at 11 knots. bernard was a native new yorker when he first set eyes

winston will sell his current car and donate proceeds to the victims.nt laying down the law unveiling a long list of demands for immigration reform in exchange for a daca deal, democrats say the list goes too far. good morning, kristin. >> reporter: this represents a complete overhaul of immigration policy including border security to beefing up enforcement. the top of the list his signature campaign promise, donald trump telling lawmakers to fund his border wall or any deal protecting dreamers is dead. of the reforms include stopping centauri cities by denying federal funding, hiring tent and ice agents and 300 prosecutors establishing a point system for green cards and ending asylum abuse, the list praised by his base keeping his campaign promise but no surprise being slammed by democrats who say this is different from the deal chuck and nancy thought they struck over a dinner a few weeks ago. >> always nice to have you this morning. here to weigh in with more, former ohio senate minority leader, are you there? >> i am. >> you are a democrat. what do

people tend to vote for winston peters. making positions . mercurial, they about which way -- mercurial about which way he's going to go. haidi: we heard in the last hour, a conversation was held between president trump and the pm designate good what sort of foreign policy is new zealand going to be conducting? if winston peters follows through with his campaign rhetoric, you're likely to see the shutters go up to a degree. he's always wanted to cut immigration to the bone. i remember that being a line he campaigned on in the mid-1990's, we are to cut immigration to the bone. he has always been very suspicious of foreign investment particularly, when it comes to areas like property. these are such hot button issues in new zealand. people can understand these things, and that's why he keeps getting this reliable vote again and again. but he is 72 years old, so he may be looking at a legacy. it will be interesting to see how the government plays out, particularly with three parties involved and a very strong opposition sitting across the road.

winston... incomplete pass.ngland survives they win 19-14 the raiders are getting ready to face the ravens this sunday. derek carr was at practice for the first time since fracturing his back last sunday against denver. carr seems to be doing a lot better... he was running and was able to throw. according to offensive tackle, donald penn... carr is very ahead of schedule. the raiders starting quaterback is expected to miss two to six weeks of action backup, e-j manuel will take the reigns for this week in a crucial matchup against baltimore. the 0-and-4 49ers remain a 1 =-point underdog to the colts in indianapolis sundaybrian hoyer cooling off todsay at practice the him to perform after 3 subpar games in 4 outingselvis dumervil got his 100th career sack last sunday and hopes to get presser on colts backup jacoby brissett with andrew luck still out of actionand pierre garcon played 4 years in indy with peyton manning he is looking forward to coming back to his first nfl home while navorro bowman thinks a win is

it was a big surprise that winston peters, the leader of new zealand first chose a coalition with labour that the national party won the election but did not quite get there to form a majority. that uncertainty, the uncertainty about policy and just who will be in control of this government has hurt the kiwi. is having a second wave of selling right now, down 7 cents although the stock market has rallied. as you mentioned, the kiwi dollar is being impacted by this and we know that jacinda ardern has protectionist policies and their worrall road is about the new as well. you say markets hate uncertainty is what sort of impact will the policies have long—term? the worry is that when we heard from the new prime minister last night she spoke about not wanting to just let prices and immigration run the way it has. that worries people about the impact have on growth. will house prices go south? back in impact economic activity. she wants to make changes to the reserve bank which is one of the reasons why currency markets have reacted so aggressively. that uncertainty around what is the adi nz‘

programs you might like. , thece miller on her book rise of winston churchill. ronald feynman discusses his assassinations, threats, and the american presidency. c-span.orglibrary on . prime minister malcolm turnbull takes questions in the australian parliament. then jeremy corbyn speaks at his conference. 11:00at 11: 30 -- and at eastern, another chance to see q&a. tonight we show you australian president malcolm turnbull and members of his cabinet answering questions in the australian house and senate. topics include terrorism and climate change. tom: a lot of action happening in the high court. welcome. people asked the prime minister if you would be campaigning strongly. before i go to my question, -- courtste the high decision moments ago in relation to the prime ministers survey on marriage equality. will the prime minister work with the community to show active support for marriage equality and now accept my invitation to write a joint letter to every australian to support voting yes in the survey? >> the leader of the house will speak. .embers on my righ

winston with a chance to win it for tampa bay... incomplete pass...e break it up new england survives they win 19-14 brady ties brett favre and peyton manning for most regular season wins thursday night football in tampa bay. tom brady and the patriots taking on the buccaners. a moment of with 186season wins most regular manning for and peyton manning for most regular season wins with 186 a-l-d-s game one... yankees in cleveland taking on the indians former a, sonny gray making his first postseason start since 2013 bottom 4th -- jay bruce rips a 2-run blast down right field... the tribe extends their lead 3-nothing (gray: 3.1 ip, 3 hits, 3 runs earned) top 8th -- cody allen strikes aaron judge out swinging... leaves two runners stranded. cleveland wins 4-nothing over in houston -- boston facing the astros top first -- former giant, eduardo nu-yez injures his knee running to first base... gets carried off the field houston making the most of the home field advantage -- jose altuve hits his third home run of the game altuve is the 9th player all time wi

winston tell 1st half. category in the second half. 18 yards to cameron. 16-14.e have a ball game. down 19-14. last play of the game. winston incomplete intended for oj howard the patriots hang on by a score of 19-14. stomach you have to love a guy named love. when it comes to barry sander. rice love eye-popping numbers for stanford. in five games he rushed for 1088 yards. fourth most all time and that spanned. is 301 yard last week against arizona state. a new record. he and reggie bush is the only pack 12 players with 250 yards back to back victories. the national media is catching on. rice is not really concerned pick >> it is a blessing at the end of the day. even more so than that it should be on everybody. to be about the team and things like that. that is my biggest thing is being about others. i'm just happy for the team success. i'm ready to keep winning. >> he is as humble as talented. they will take on utah saturday night 715. the game can be seen on fox sports. >>> next at 11. more chilling information about the gunman in the las vegas mass shooting.

car dealership contacted winston after his story went viral. he plans to sell his current truck and donate the proceeds to victims from the shooting. >>> fox 5 news at 10:30 is coming up next >>> hello, tony and shawn, coming up the debate over columbus day >> more cities and states are pushing to change the name to >> we have details on the president's new proposed immigration plan which looks nothing like the deal democrats thought they struck with him just a few weeks ago. weeks ago. how's it going down there? that's good. lica misses you. i'm over it though. (laughter) that's fine. i miss her more than you anyway. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey, my window is closing. yeah that's okay. alright miles. i love you. (phone hangs up) ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah i love you too. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. espn. >>> this is fox 5 local news a

now let's go to robin winston with traffic.tspot in the santa cruz mountains on highway 17 at madrone. this is an accident where a vehicle ran off the road, and down the embankment. on 17, there are only two lanes and this is blocking one of those lanes. so delays back from the summit up to the scene of the accident. 31 minutes and growing on that true -- trip. and 52 minutes -- just updated, 46 minutes out of hayward.>>> let's get you updated on the situation with each of the major fires. 14 fires in all but they have clustered into 5 areas. this is the nuns fire in sonoma county north of glenallen threatening the oak mount area. only 1% contained in over 5000 acres. that fire near highway 12, 12 miles east of santa rosa. it could spread to santa rosa later today.>> and the most destructive fire, the one that burned city blocks in santa rosa. it is called the tubbs fire in calistoga . wild animals on 300 acres seem to be okay but 571 structures have been destroyed in this fire including the kmart store and and ammunition store

it's british prime minister winston churchill. prime minister gave to fdr, sold in 2011 for $3 million. >> in los angeles, brothers simon and nick goodman are sorting through boxes that came in the mail from the estate of their late father, bernard. >> all these old letters, and many more, were in those original boxes my brother and i received, yes, and these passports, old diaries. >> they uncover a secret family history tracing back to their grandfather, fritz gutmann, who was born in germany in 1886 into a jewish banking dynasty. they learn that fritz was a passionate art collector. >> extraordinary works of art by some of the great masters. >> for example? >> well, guardi, botticelli, degas. >> are you thinking this is unbelievable? >> this suddenly appeared as the tip of the iceberg. >> they find this photo of a 30-room mansion near amsterdam, where their father grew up along with his little sister, lily. then they uncover the horrifying facts that their father had kept from them. in 1940, bernard is 26 and serving in the bri

ja miss winston to cameron great made it 16-14 new england. three seconds left for the game winner.h, falls incomplete. the patriots improve to 3-2 on the season and win 19-14. >>> the 2017, 2018 pga tour season teed off today enough at the safeway open. brendon still is in a three-way tie for first firing a 7 under 65, second shot to the par 5 5th. the right distance and rolls right next to the cup. he would tap-in for eagle. he's tied with tyler duncan and tom hogie. not today. 11 pars, seven birdies tied for the lead at 7 under. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. everybody's in objection in october. >> what a great weekend for the golf tournament here. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 new

someone bought a have smoked cuban cigar off of winston churchill for $12,000. i don't think they bought it directly from him but he had apparently smoked it. the buyer was from palm beach florida. the name was not released. the auction company says he smoked that cigar in may 1947. a pilot kept it for some reason after he flew the former prime minister and his wife including a photo signed by churchill and labeled with his name. >> speaking of strange things will probably come in a little less than that. >> but it's up in the strange category because a canadian coffee company named tim hortons have created a buffalo flavored latte. it's made with espresso, steamed milk and buffalo sauce flavors. >> they don't have a lot to do up there i guess. >> and of course top with whipped cream and a dusting of buffalo seasoning. it's only available in stores in buffalo new york. >> nobody is ordering that thing. it is some start of publicity stunt. give us a break. >> i might make one later. >> after the break president. trump announced a flurry of changes for america's f

ja miss winston to cameron great made it 16-14 new england. three seconds left for the game winner.h, falls incomplete. the patriots improve to 3-2 on the season and win 19-14. >>> the 2017, 2018 pga tour season teed off today enough at the safeway open. brendon still is in a three-way tie for first firing a 7 under 65, second shot to the par 5 5th. the right distance and rolls right next to the cup. he would tap-in for eagle. he's tied with tyler duncan and tom hogie. not today. 11 pars, seven birdies tied for the lead at 7 under. this abc7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. everybody's in objection in october. >> what a great weekend for the golf tournament here. >> absolutely. >> thanks very much. >>> abc7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our abc7 n

to northern ireland in terms of the jobs that tell them special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and waters and depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated. it's all too international thanks for joining us so far just a quarter past the hour here in moscow so iceland call. as for the world cup for the first time in its history we'll cover that story and i might. lead. the warhawks selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings peace to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that will. lead to new socks try to tell you that every gossip and tabloid but. i'm telling you are

my next guest, taylor winston with me now. good morning from las vegas, nevada is your home.served in san diego with the u.s. marine corps. i want to share with our viewers here a video you were taking on your phone. you are with your grirl friend at the time moments before the shots rang out. video we got from you and we're showing it to our viewers now. at the moment the shots were fired, you start to scramble as do tens of thousands of people. you run into a parking lot. find a pickup truck and do what? >> well, essentially the first instinct was fear and just everyone keep their head down and get away from the gunfire. we got pinned by the fence. started people throwing over the fence. people were getting shot around. it was horrific. not much you could do. once i got over the fence i saw the parking lot behind me with work trucks and typically during a festival multiple people use the truck and tend to leave keys and i was hoping that was the case and lucked out on the first truck. opened the door, keys were there and looked to jen and said let's go get some people. and

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nastyjab egypt yesterday be all—around finals at the world just nasty jab egypt yesterday and nile winstonre in montreal and tonight it's the first of the finals of these world gymnastics championships, the all—around men's final, i'm joined by craig heap, part of the team, thanks forjoining us, no matter works were —— no max whitlock, only nile wilson, what are his chances?” think he's got a realistic chance, he qualified in eighth place with mistakes and we know he can push and 86 as mistakes and we know he can push and 86asa mistakes and we know he can push and 86 as a total score. 86 would put him into third place but it all starts from scratch tonight. anything can happen. he's had a tough year, ankle injury at the start of it, just being here is a positive, does that take the pressure off? it's a high—pressure sport. it is high pressure but will it take it off? probably not. the pressure they put on himself to perform is what he has in his favour, he is a great performer i saw something in the olympics and maybe then they could potentially be a better all—rounder than max whitlock co

heros of the las vegas mass shooting is driving around in a new pickup truck. 29-year-old taylor winstonk, and used it to drive the wounded to safety. so yesterday, an auto dealership in arizona awarded the iraq war veteran with keys to his own truck. >> reporter: a classic example of paying it forward. >> all expenses paid. >> reporter: a ford f150, paid in full. no taxes. a weekago, they were listening to jason aldean, when bullets rang out. >> at that point, i just started kicking into gear and saw a lot across the street. >> reporter: he ran into the lot, and stole the first truck he could find with keys still inside. >> we commandeered this truck. civilians were bringing other injured into the street. >> reporter: they made two trips before an ambulance even arrived. >> there was just dozens of people helping put victims into the truck. >> reporter: since then, taylor privately with some of the people he saved. >> i think that's been the most amazing experience for me, honestly, is being able to look them in the eye and just share our experience. >> reporter: for this gilbert car ow

someone just sent me an old book of winston churchill observations. one that fits that bloke in the white house to a t. quote, the end comes often early to such men whose spirits are so wrought that they know rest only in action, contentment only in danger, and in confusion find their only peace. when churchill published this thought in the novel he wrote at the end of the 19th century, but it sounds oddly like our 21st century president, donald trump. only in confusion does he finds his peace. up at 6:30 a.m. jumping to see the headlines. tweeting out his sentiments before he even sees the sun. finding contentment only in trouble. today in the rose garden, the president blamed all the affairs on the republican leader, mitch mcconnell. none of it on himself. he accused the major press of putting out fake news. attacked the democrats for obstructing his court appointments. it's as if he doesn't get enough dazzle out of this country's really dangerous strike with north korea and is pushing to unravel the nuclear agreement with iran. he wants something m

important to northern ireland in terms of the jobs that time special relationship was immortalized by winston churchill but over seventy years down the line the rhetoric and the reality don't seem to match and that makes it increasingly prone to ridicule in a particular special before it might have pain i think it's going to be sour and now everyone is like almost like going on their own way they'll do all they want to do regardless of what we want to do there are elements of fragments of what was once a special relationship in defense of risk and water and water isn't depending on who's in charge of the two camps and it's very wide at the moment it's complicated . quarter past here in moscow you're watching r.t. international still lots of wednesday headlines coming your way including that of. iceland qualifying for the football world cup for the first time in its history that story just the. same wrong. just don't hold. me. to shame how to stay active. engagement equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. here's what people have been sa

reporter: taylor winston is another hero.s dancing with his girlfriend moments before the massacre. the former marine commandeered a truck to drive survivors to hospitals. >> i saw a field with a bunch of white trucks. i tested my luck to see if any of them had keys. the first one we tried opening had the keys sitting right there. i started looking for people to take to the hospital. there were too many. it was overwhelming how much blood was everywhere. once we drop them off, we had to go back. reporter: this is where the most seriously injured people were brought on sunday night. they say it was like a war zone, dozens and dozens and dozens of patients arrive, more than 100 in all. . and the battle to save lives here is continuing. but there is only so much anyone can do. bob patterson lost his wife in the massacre. person.fe was a great she was very active in the church. brought up my three kids. i was with her for over 30 years. i can't believe she's gone. i have my two older kids with me. my eight-year-old daughter is at