. - nice, mikey. mikey is an autistic student from my classes.nd knowing how much he loves american ninja warrior, like, i thought that it would mean the world to him to get him to come out to vegas and to see the finals and to be a part of the whole experience. he's on a roll now, you can't stop him. but i didn't have the finances to do that. so what i did is, i used crowd funding, and i sent it out to all my friends, family members,

. >> 2-8 mayday, we are missing 69 nozzle man, mikey davidson. mayday, mayday, mayday. >> reporter: mikey is 37-year-old michael davidson, 15 years with the fdny coming from a family of firefighters and tonight, leaving behind his wife, eileen and four young children. >> our entire department, our entire city mourns this horrific loss of a very brave firefighter. >> reporter: part of the building was being used as a movie set for the upcoming edward norton film "motherless brooklyn." you can see norton at the scene. they were just about to wrap up shooting for the night when the fire ignited in the cellar. the resident who lives on this second floor lost his home, but is grateful he didn't lose his life. >> i'm alive talking with you. it's because of their bravery. by risking their lives to save us civilians. >> reporter: and david, right now investigators believe this was just an accident, but they don't know for sure, and that's because investigators can't get all the way inside that building. it's just too dangerous, david. >> gio benitez has

song is a leading voice of the opposition and a rival to his namesake president mikey cell. supporters accuse the ruling party of using the courts to do real his planned bidding in next year's elections please if i should use here would i do was you since you can't we were not sponsored and means to put pressure on the government. the opposition marched last month in the car calling for a free fair and transparent election in two thousand and nineteen. the name of karim wanted another leading member of the opposition he served time in prison for corruption and now lives in exile and this protest accuses president mikey cell of enriching himself and his family from public funds in putting his opponents in jail the government spokesman says that's nonsense and argues the president is fighting corruption. don't. times have changed state coffers are no longer up for grabs the message here is that what was possible before no longer is and everybody no matter who you are is accountable to the law. but silly girls justice system is in crisis court clerks on strike over pay and work

> when you look at mikey, what do you think?at jacob's with me. >> reporter: jacob hall, the boy eva imagined marrying, was 6. in september of 2016 he was shot and killed on the school playground in townville, south carolina. the shooter was 14. eva watched it happen. >> do you want to try to forget it or -- >> i always try to forget it but it doesn't work. >> reporter: mary and david olsen, eva's parents, now home-school her. the 8-year-old has been diagnosed with severe ptsd. >> and what are the symptoms? >> the rage. >> starting to yell. pupils get dilated and then she just doesn't remember anything after it's all over with. >> reporter: eva decided to do something about it. >> i wrote the president a letter. >> and why him? >> because presidents are a pretty big deal. dear mr. president -- >> she used her best handwriting. >> i heard and saw it all happen, and i was very scared. i don't want that to ever happen again. are you going to keep kids safe? >> reporter: four months later the president wrote her back. >> dear eva, t

not only the mikey. thirty kilometers lie ahead and fall a bow as of being tossed about by the river. kwai . good luck good. luck. but i might like. the time is the hold the bamboo are slowly loosened every time the raft hits some rocks. the raft risks breaking up. mobilized. you level zero zero zero zero me me. me help me almost all. the week we're. going to go. all in with that detail the whole thing you ought to have. gone home you know. at the end. the men know well the dangers of the long. up ahead the cave ghost passage will test. thank the legend dream a call. which is is vietnam's main waterway. it nourishes the six countries through which it flows including laos which borders vietnam. after travelling five thousand kilometers from its source in the himalayas this is where the river sits right. over time it's carved out the cone fulls one of the widest waterfalls in the world . yet allow fisherman jump into the water without fear. for me before you write my. card. to you you didn't call our numbe

. >> with my dog mikey on it. >> stephen: with your dog mikey on it.er. i'm so into it. >> stephen: are you a self-starter? >> my grammy taught me when i was a little girl and i know she would be so proud of my vogue cover. >> stephen: so talk me through it. what do we do here? >> i started this on the car ride. i already started. this is a scarf. >> stephen: i can tell. it's actually -- as a matter of fact, i could stop there and it's still a scarf. >> nailed it. >> stephen: does it matter which? is it like drumsticks? do you have to hold it like this? >> it's not drums. left hand. take your other needle. you can call it a stick if you like. ready? >> stephen: ready. we put this needle into the first loop and the bottom. other side. my dress is getting in the way of my knitting, it's very tight. >> stephen: there? yes. this is your working yarn. take that and wrap it around the bottom stick. >> stephen: this way? no. >> stephen: like this? like this, around. >> stephen: like this? like that. i just did it. >> kind of. then you pull it through. >> step

began at some point, they to be competitive with you, so you began to build your own company called mikey. .ou needed -- nike ?ou paid $35 for the swoosh phil: we said we will pay you two dollars an hour to get some designs. they spent 17 and a half hours on that. david: that is pretty good. phil: it had a good ending. we gave her 500 shares of stock. you begin your own company eventually, after you parted ways with the japanese company. did you design the shoes yourself or did you figure out what the shoes were going to look at bush look like -- look like? tiger basically gave us an ultimatum to sell 51% of the company at book value. but give us an idea that maybe we should change manufacturers. we were in a hurry. if you actually have better shoes, can you run faster? phil: i think shoes are key. we still believe that a mile run lighter is better. run a mile in dress shoes, you will not run as fast. in the old days, when i was running at the university of oregon, we had a lot of kendrys training shoes. training shoes. a lot of companies were german, ideas and -- adidas and puma. were th

. >> update on mikey cheryl as fawaz we know does not live in district but she gotten dors am of morris county democrat that help hers with her fundraising this is a battle as democrats spent an student to flip the district on their march trying to get back in washington. >> stay with me for break, a lot more "chasing news" coming up. >> how did this, a solution to the l-train closing for 15 months, a pontoon bridge across the east river? it could happen. >> you will meet a bone ofafied soup -- bonafied superhero, ready girl is coming to a school near. >> you bad weather on the way, facing a nor'easter, just how bad? dan zarrow with details. >> a vlad flood watch, a coastal flood catch, a potential for ren bill: if you were trying to get across the east river, you know that l train will be closed for repair for 15 months, this is if the mta is on school. what do you do about it? what is the work around? one guy, a real estate investor, he is from new york, parker shin, had when i thought was a great idea. how about a pontoon bridge. parker shin welcome to "chasing news" how are you? >>

as little mikey. day's drive south takes us to the go region. we're hoping to see momo. we lost better on this rooftop in singapore as part of our two thousand and sixteen investigation. she was just seventeen when she went there as a domestic worker she told us she didn't use months of sexual abuse by her employer to appear want to be all into it should not be out in. russia not to be not to be near me too if you want to but i don't want to know why don't you don't want to hear what i know and she. she fled as soon as the eight months were up but had to remain at a shelter in singapore for another two years to assist police investigations. they finally allowed her to come home even though the case remains unresolved. not they had the baroness who rules honey united grow up almost take the who they were born and lead them yeah. she's now five months pregnant. husband doesn't have a regular job. at all and he and his al goodman if up here do not be in awe of any and so i am here at the paddock i lead them and will quietly. out of the way. with so few opportunities it's no

song is a leading voice of the opposition and a rival to his namesake president mikey cell. supporters accuse the ruling party of using the courts to do real his plan better in next year's election really easy to do what you just hear would you not do was since we can't use coal we will use political means to put pressure on the government the opposition marched last month indycar calling for a free fair and transparent election in two thousand and nineteen. the name of karim wanted another leading member of the opposition he served time in prison for corruption and now lives in exile and this protest accuses president mikey cell of enriching himself and his family from public funds in putting his opponents in jail the government spokesman says that's nonsense and argues the president is fighting corruption politically don't charge. times have changed state coffers are no longer up for grabs the message here is that what was possible before no longer is and everybody no matter who you are is accountable to the law. but senegal's justice system is and try says court clerks on

we have a student named mikey. he failed it six times.ree weeks he passed the regents exam and went on to college. >> trevor: oh, wow. >> yeah. and the great thing about that program really wasn't just, you know, we took the core curriculum and broke et down into interactive play and songs and dance and all that, but it was that he felt special, he felt part of a community. >> trevor: right. >> and in the show "rise," they don't address arts education but they do address the arts, and this is the same thing. this is a smalltown community and is allowing the kids in that high school feel a part of smrks and that's very, very important. and if you want to add to the economic wheel, if you want to add to the bottom line of this nation, you have to invest in the kids, in their education and in the arts. ( applause ) >> trevor: i won't argue with that. you are someone who's always been very passionate about causes you feel don't get representation or need more attention. moths recently, we saw that passion expressed through the relief efforts

he didn't go the way he leaves the mountain thirty six of them here so i think the comparison with mikey these exist is certainly right moscow considers this kind of statements made under the level of the foreign secretary in your way and acceptable and totally irresponsible. the british government discreet to make a decision about dissipation in the world cup but nobody has the right to insult the russian people who defeated nazis and lost more than twenty five million people by comparing our country to nazi germany. did he goes beyond the common sense and we do not think british war which runs including those of the arctic cold voice which share this opinion. after that condemnation from the russian ambassador the russian and embassy in the u.k. posted this photo it shows the england football team and giving the north the salute before a friendly match with germany in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight. the russia campaign is even making its way into british schools as artie's an associate you're going to reports. what's better than helping the young to try to maneuver the ever tri

mayor of the car has become the leader of the opposition and the main political rival to president mikey sob during his time in detention he has continued to run the affairs of the city of the card been running a successful bid as an m.p. and has been elected in parliament now he sentenced to five years in prison and has been given to have to fine courtroom clerks on strike over pay and working conditions a prominent judge has just resigned from his position a few days ago saying that the tribunals are not serving the people but rather the government this trial has come to symbolize for many a test for the justice system here khalifa sols lawyers will launch an appeal in the next thirty days over this court ruling here also been taking place in venezuela for some of the victims of a fire and a riot in the cells of a peace station there on wednesday sixty eight people died in valencia in this way less third largest city well it says have been demanding explanations from authorities president nicholas majeure has been criticized for staying silent after what's the country's worst incident

and what has been the most enjoyable bit of the working with mikey and. seeing how far this to the school with others is remark excited by what really complex to katie want to gold medal in the team swim event and says the standard of competition is high i got to compete with other people. and to swim with my friends the cattle games is another example of how tyreese as well as the more than two million ex-pats living here are adapting to the challenges caused by the blockade that said there is a certain amount of incredulity here that countries blockading. cata are using children to school political points it's also raise questions about whether sport education and politics should ever make organizers say that even if the gulf diplomatic dispute is eventually resolved the cattle games will run every year from now on you know i want to still title this games as the beat the blockade games because you know very much now out of adversity comes opportunity and the opportunity is here because essentially because of the blockade and now that it's happened won'

this protest accuses president mikey cell of enriching himself and his family from public funds and putting his opponents in jail the government spokesman says that's nonsense and argues the president is fighting corruption particularly. times have changed state coffers are no longer up for grabs the message here is that what was possible before no longer is and everybody no matter who you are is accountable to the law but senegal's justice system is and try says court clerks on strike over pay and working conditions a prominent judge has just resigned from his position a few days ago saying that the tribunals are not serving the people but rather the government's. khalifa sells lawyers are launching an appeal against the conviction until then he continues to be the mayor of the car his fraud trial has come to symbolize a test for senate girls democracy and justice system. nicholas hawke al-jazeera deckard. the president of the international olympic committee has met north korea's leader in pyongyang kim jong un has agreed to allow north korean athletes to compete at the twenty twenty tokyo

nothing for me and that gentleman has had the coffee at mikey let's see if that is where the hit tell us. about of people to talk about. but these freedoms have come at a terrible cost. for your view doesn't work. so why do you know what i need your. computer. how will the phone commons or will it have a commission sure you have. no incentive here and at the thought of. war it is right on their doorstep the engineer flanked by a guard detail came a long way from the body where he'd lived most of his life. now back in daraa where he was born his home city has become a concrete skeleton. so for the wall in the cab of a model and a team which others can handle or jewels got up civil official. they're not all but he didn't just open up the what's all. of us up to speed for the getting home by. their subtle to help us off the probably at the pub bottle. and not too often the one minute or not over the capacity of. snipers lurk on the rooftops of broken buildings. movement on the streets or even indoors near a window often means instant death. to cut us off. the cold when i'm not on a ship.

mad mikey is for just under 2000 feet in the air before dropping back to earth for what we will say it'sd landing. he suffered some back injuries, but tells us he is just feeling fine. leland: to think is still an enthusiast or has the rocket launch cured him of his enthusiasm? something to contemplate there. in the meantime, this is hard to believe. sit and think about this for a second. 100,000 puerto ricans are still without power six months after hurricane maria devastated those islands. brian dennis went on to puerto rico and joins us live in new york. hard to imagine this. he filed this report from puerto rico. ♪ >> and puerto rico after six months, josÉ rodriguez, they finally have power. >> i'm so happy. >> the last 180 days have been a struggle. >> it is so hard. no powermad no running water. for three months they showered with a bucket. he and his wife took turns caring for their 82-year-old father suffering from parkinson's disease and alzheimer's. >> they have tv, all this stuff. but they don't have power and he don't know. reporter: 100,000 americans are with our power on th

. >> reporter: mikey thought of you yesterday when i finally had like two minutes to myself. and i said: why am i not as smart as jerrick. i keep telling you, you and alex are wise for two reasons. you don't have to have a car. >> no. >> you don't have a home where you have to take care of the property. >> no. >> because again, i paid the price for both yesterday. three and a half hours to get home from work. and i didn't think i was going to get home. then i almost ran out of gas leaving with more than half tank. that's how bad it was. and then when i got home, utter devestation all around moorestown, i didn't know if i had any more trees that could come down. and i apparently i did. by the way, i don't want to complain here, because i know people have been without power for a week plus now. so look at this mess here. we're at a wawa. now here is where i was telling sue serio earlier. yes, it is good it is above freezing. but it is bad when you get out of our car, you step in this, this is just slop. so you can see that this is wet and slush. you wouldn't walk in that puddle

mikey checked.espite all of the fresh food you can get possibly at any one building, wegmans does not offer french toast. so my breakfast choices cents will be -- >> that's an outrage. >> as you make me hungry, organic protein, and that's 26-, bbx protein rush, 40 grams, then going with french van all for the power pack pudding, then for dessert, i'm go with the lean one fat burning protein bar. >> good lord. >> as i think back, sue serio, will remember, the denny's on delaware avenue in buffalo. i used to get the french toast where they would cut the three slices three wedges meet with the scoop of ice cream looking butter in the middle. then for breakfast i would also have a dessert. i would get the turkey medal yan over the rice pill after. my dessert. i good regularly those two things, 12 punch at the denny's in buffalo. but then doctors came out with all of there cholesterol stuff and this healthy eating stuff and that was the end of my french toast days. >> whether was the lasts time you had a

where you can come in and you know it's mostly air but there is also a lot of needs there is report mikey just before going to its took its time because the because and that is no not enough so far from the n.g.o.s humanitarian. efforts and that to bury at what are medical personnel who are still in the area telling you about the humanitarian situation on the ground i mean what's the state of for instance the health care facilities. as you know before this city was control there was an army from the turkish air supply in tight if you want the only of it it was scary enough being our king was there fifteen people civilian tightly the air strike two of them where pregnant women we could get out and work in was how. we would manage to have a new facility in the area of ocean about which is not controlled yet by the turkish. army and civilian are collected there so there is. according to our table you have the i will answer to my entreaties and then i want to keep going but the syrian people all those people back into stores are not not there is over them one hundred people are in this area a

lifetime of struggle and progress and and light and meant that we see etched in frederick douglass' mikey, leaning days. -- mighty, lionine gaze. we can get that gaze up here. here it is. the gaze in some photos coming can quite see the eyes although this is a favorite photo, for a lot of people. it is january 1863, after the emancipation proclamation. douglass is sitting on a books, the widow nor the book is. it could be the bible, it can't be "life and times" yet because he hadn't written yet. but that is a stunner. he is a little older, the white hair comes in, the lionine gaze. everybody probably a knows by now that douglass was the most photographed american of the 19 century. he got to lay out that gaze a lot of times. 162 or 163 photos of douglass exist, and according to the authors of "picturing frederick douglass" it's an amazing book, and they found a lot of new photos. he just barely surpassed george armstrong custer as the most-photographed american. aren't you glad? between is third, maybe grant -- mark twain's third and maybe grant is fourth. i wanted the old douglas, actual

mikey, gary cohn is leaving and out of the white house. how does the market read to that headline? michael" it reacts poorly. markets are very concerned about the impact. you see the huge impact on dollar already and we are seeing industrial metals in the pressure. , wasel: the market here indicating up six points at the new york close earlier today. it dropped by more than 40. it's clear the moment that the markets are likely to price the worst case and ariel on tariffs. >> would you think will be the big concern for the markets? and thee of retaliation likes of europe, possibly china as well or the fact that we could be seeing inflationary pressures and force the fed to be more aggressive in hikes? >> i think both of those are a real concern. it is clear the aluminum early -- make up global trade in the u.s.. they themselves, are not significant. reading from europe is very clear and targeted retaliation measures. it spoke directly to the politics of this and i think that is what the european message to the white house was. all that is the case, and a number of other countries ha