as he says michael rose will be back for this huge classic of a game this is probably the biggest one we've had in so many seasons definitely i think most of us to go very tired of that moniker that because it rang hollow so many times in recent seasons you get to this stage by and for the second time in the season and they would be ten twenty points between them no semblance of a title race whatsoever this year as you said nick when we look at the table there it could decide the title the outcome of this match dortmund had on points fine a fine advantage i can't wait to see who comes out and so as this game is so important as both of you what you think going to happen with this we're going to be start with you well in order to have a tight race till the end of the season i hope for a thrilling three three. but i think it's going to win it ok ali i mean you are the type dortmund when he won both of you have done wonders for a title with us. as well ok we're going to move on we're going to stick with by and now let's rewind a couple of years by munich one of the earliest ever title mat

they acquitted michael rose and his friend running from police.mean was not was involved two meetings nearby. he said hee shot because was trying to eliminate the threat made against him. rosen's family says they are heartbroken. >> i'm angry but i'm not. it hurts more than anything. >> after the verdict, rose feld's attorney's office. they have a commitment to keep fighting and remembering the honor student killed. >>> and the government of dubai has taken the rare step of barring r. kelly. kelly asked if he would be able to leave the country and perform for the family at dubai. dubai didn't know it was going co host kelly. he says he needs tcompete performing. so he can fulfill child performance payments. >>> temperatures are expected to rise and there's more snow melt. the region heavy due to weeks.g the area may experience flooding through may. that areaxp mayience flooding through may. so, it is not over for them by a long shot. i think we're ready for the consistent warmth to start kicking it. temperatures will slip a little beat today and t

they acquitted michael rose and his friend running from police. the mean was not was involved two meetings nearby. w said he shot because he trying to eliminate the threat madegainst him. >>> today, the washingtonre nationals taking on the yankees for an exhibition game this opening day. the tea cam back to take a victory. >>> ifei you plan on at the game or any of them this season, you need to know about policy change. backpas are no longer permitted in the park. nationals themed backpacks, it edwill be tagged and permi inside. only for that day that you buy it. >>> we'reoi to look outside. >> the fun is coming up at 7:05. it's not thatof bad in term temperatures. we had sprinkles this morning. you can s a lot of that is gone now. we're goi to watch for occasional rain this afternoon. better chances of occasional showers and periods of rain. it's all from this. a frontal system has canadian origins. temperatures will drop tomorrow. temperatures right now, not too bad. starting off ihe 40s to right around 50 here.he ed to right around 60 degrees t

killing unarmed african-american teenager antwon rose in east pittsburgh last year was acquitted friday. video of the june 19 shooting shows officer michael rosfeld shot rose in the back while the teenager was trying to flee a traffic stop. rosfeld had been sworn in to the city's police department just three hours before the shooting. at a vigil sunday, rose's mother michelle kenney said she would continue to fight for r justice for her r son. >> the problem isns't the inindividual. if wee rewrite the law, that all individuals s have to abide by . that is where we h have to start at. me.it i not o over for i haveve a long fight t ahead om a a long fight. we have toewrite the lawaw. ,nd one way oror the other michael rosfeld asked as for what he did. amy: president trump appeared to undermine his own a administration friday when he announced he is withdrawing new sanctions on north korea. he tweeted -- "it was announced today by the u.s. treasury large-scale sanctions would be added to those already existing sanctions a north korea. i have today ordered the withdrawal of those additional sanctions!" it likely refers to still unconfirmed d

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rose murder trial. a jury found former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld not guilty of murder and manslaughter in the 2018 shooting death of rose. the verdict led to protests and vigils across the state throughout the weekend. today the pittsburgh public school district noted students needed permission to participate in the demonstrations. saying anyone who left without permission would receive an un-excused tardy or absence. (ápause for opená) (pam) in tonight's celebration of women all celebration of women all across our nation, we honor one of music's brightest stars. dolly parton is marking 60- years in music... and she shows no signs of slowing down. reporter kristen farley looks back to where it all began. sot: 8:44 i'm just always on the job...you can't pull back for a year or so and expect people to remember you...i have never left the scene....i try to think i am relevant because i work hard all the time....track: east tennessee's dolly parton showing no signs of slowing down.....her career already spanning more than 5 decades,,,earning her more than 47 grammy nominations ,more than 2

a lieutenant over a former officer is moving forward with a lawsuit. 17-year-old antwon rose ii was shot by michaeleld as he ran from a track stop in june. rob feld was acquitted of murder on friday. demonstrators marched through the pittsburgh area streets on saturday protesting the verdict. >>> and "the boston herald" reports new england patriots tight end rob gronkowski is retiring. gronkowski who turns 30 in may made the announcement yesterday on instagram. the nine-year veteran has been dogged with various injuries the last few seasons. he won three super bowls with the patriots, including last month's championship over the los angeles rams. gronkowski's 12-career post-season touchdown catches are the most by a tight end in nfl playoff history. >>> still ahead, get your lucky numbers ready. the next powerball lottery jackpot is worth three quarters of a billion dollars. tery jackpot is worth three quarters of a billion dollars. air wick take in fragrance inspired by nature with air wick essential mist. it transforms natural essential oils into mist; filling the room with fragrance, pausing whe

(jrstone) 17-year-old antwon rose was fatally shot in the back by east pittsburgh police officer michaelfeld in 20-18. members of the community gathered again today to call for justice. as meredith wood reports -- their legal fight isn't over yet. calls for justice -- and a fight far from overleonard hammonds/activist: "carry your pain to the polls. that's where everybody gets the opportunity to speak."friends and family of antwon rose -- gathering saturday to stand in solidarity ...and promising to keep fighting for justice.nat "it is our duty to fight for freedom! it is our duty to fight for freedom!"the 17-year- old was fatally shot in the back by east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld in 20- 18.officer rosfeld testified that rose and another passenger fled during a traffic stop --rosfeld believed the vehicle matched the description of one involved in an earlier drive-by shooting.when the two ran -- rosfeld testified that he was concerned about his safety when he fired in their general direction. rosfeld was charged with criminal homicide and faced life in prison if he was con

rose. >> it's still a really dangerous situation. >> michael cohen on capitol hill following stunning testimonyg. >> i'm committed to telling the truth. >> israel's attorney general is seeking to indict the prime minister on corruption charges. >>

rose 4% to 26.32. >>> a bizarre turn of events for nike today. it started with tweet from michael avenatti who said he planned to disclose what he call the company.jor high school as you can see, nike shares dropped and then rose soon after when the justice department announced charges against avenatti for trying to extort $20 fillionm the athletic tailer. but the story doesn't end theres angeles with bank and wire fraud for allegedly emf debts. he was taken into custody in manhattan this afternoon. >>> coming up, a shift in charitable giving is making some grass roots non-profits nervous. t>> the federal housing admi making harder to get a mortgage. the agency is going to begin flagging more loans at high r k risk. rigorous underwriting process. the decision could lead totiewer firs home buyers getting approved for a mortgage. >>> the state of new jersey has postpod a vote to legali re marijuana. it was put on hold presumably because it didav e legisla calls for taxing the product at $42 an ounce. ten other statein the district of columbia have legalized marijuana for recreationa

prosecutors say former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld acted as judge, jury and executioner when he fired on antwon rosehe shooting was justified. [ chanting ] overnight protests in the streets of pittsriury finding former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld not guilty in the shooting death of unarmed black teen antwon rose. the 17-year-old spotted on cell phone video last june running away when officer rosfeld opened fire striking antwon three times. >> antwon rose was shot in his back. he was unarmed and did not pose a threat to the officer or to the community. >> reporter: antwon was passenger in an unlicensed taxi police suspected of being involved in an earlier drive-by shooting. defense attorneys say this video shows antwon and two other suspects cleaning up the vehicle before rosfeld pulled them over. the ex-cop took the stand telling the jury of 12, three >>hica h nhing tdo un ptect him with re.he's maintained from th beginning that he just was trying to do what he was supposed to do. >> reporter: allegheny county's district attorney says in a statement, while i respectfully disagree

rose murder trial. a jury found former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld not guilty of murder and manslaughtern the 2018 shooting death of rose. the verdict led to protests and vigils across the state throughout the weekend. (ken) and family members, including antwon rose's mother michelle kenney, joined friends and supporters for a vigil to remember the slain teen sunday afternoon. the vigil participants placed roses on the basketball court at hawkins village. kenney told those gathered that she got home and collapsed the night the verdict was read. <"so no it's not over for me. i got i got a long fight ahead of me. a long fight. we got to rewrite the law. and in one way or the other...michael rosfeld got an answer for what he did to antwon.">(ken) kenney now wants to see laws changed to add more accountability for police officers. (pam) police in southern california are investigating a possible arson and hate crime.. at a mosque. the mosque is located about 30- miles north of san diego. investigators say -- the fire started early this morning... members of the mosque put out the flames quick

>> reporter: the jury, nine white and three black, acquitted michael rosfeld, who is white, for the 2018 shooting of antwon rose, a 17-year-old who was black and unarmed. rose is shown in the white shirt and his friend running from police. their car, rosfeld said, matched the description of a car involved in a shooting nearby and two guns were later found inside. rosfeld fired three shots, hitting rose in the back, the elbow, and the face. his defense, "it happened very quickly," he said in court. "my intent was to end the threat that was made against me." >> he did his job, and nothing to do with the color of anybody that he was arresting. >> reporter: after the verdict, rosfeld's attorney's office was shot up. today a commitment to keep fighting and remembering an honors student and a son. >> i'm angry, but i'm not -- it hurts more than anything. >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news. >>> still ahead tonight, what barbra streisand is now saying after her comments about michael jackson and his accusers that sparked outrage. >>> also, a new problem facing millions of disaster victims. >>> we're back with an strei

rose murder trial. a jury found former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld not guilty of murder and manslaughterooting death of rose. the verdict led to protests and vigils across the state throughout the weekend. today the pittsburgh public school district noted students needed permission to participate in the demonstrations... saying anyone who left without permission would receive an un-excused tardy or absence. (vicki) students at a virginia high school organized a walk out... demanding officials address racism. they were chanting "black and brown lives matter." the walkout is a direct response to recent threats toward specific ethnic groups... that ended up closing charlottesvill e schools for two days. the city made headlines two years ago... when it planned to remove a confederate monument... that led to a massive white nationalist demonstration...street violence... and the death of a counterprotester. (grant) the father of a six-year-old girl who was killed in the sandy hook elementary school massacre has died by apparent suicide. police say jeremy richman's body was found in his connect

rose. >> it's still a really dangerous situation. >> michael cohen on capitol hill following stunning testimonyterday with the fallout still unfolding. >> i'm committed to telling the truth. >> israel's attorney general is seeking to indict the prime minister on corruption charges. >> benjamin netanyahu calling the whole investigation a "witch hunt." >> glor: and they once defended michael jackson. now they're trying to sue his estate. >> the lawsuit was about fighting back. >> glor: this is our western edition. good evening. i'm jeff glor reporting tonight from vietnam, where a nuclear summit with so many expectations broke down in a flash. the meeting between president trump and north korea's kim jong-un began with smiles and anticipation. it ended early with limited explanations and a foggy future. tonight, as both sides point fingers following a summit where nobody won, they also say all is not lost. we start with margaret brennan on what happened. >> as you know, i'm on my way back from vietnam. >> reporter: president trump returned to u.s. soil with little to show from his face-to- face t

michael avenatti. he's the celebrity attorney who rose to fame, he represented porn actress stormy daniels, also a woman was one of the kavanaugh accusers. avenatti allegedly threatened to damage nike's reputation by accusing nike of misconduct, telling nike's lawyers over the phone last week quote, i will go take $10 billion off of your client's market cap. earlier today, look at this tweet avenatti sent out saying quote, tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern time, we will be holding a press conference to disclose a major high school/college basketball scandal perpetrated by nike that we have uncovered. this criminal conduct reaches to the highest levels of nike and involves some of the biggest names in college basketball. now avenatti, he could face possibly up to 100 years in prison. let's bring in former federal prosecutor. this is a bombshell. your reaction? >> if you fly close to the sun you will get burned. this is the attorney who makes all attorneys look bad. for the jokes that can be told about attorneys over and over again, at the end of the day, attorneys are placed in special position of trust and

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questions later and at a news conference in the rose garden where he will be asked but several topic stories including the release of his former attorney, michael cohen, search warrant materials. the meal report and accusation of bias against twitter, facebook, and google. brazil's new president, known as the "trump of the tropics," will join the president of the white house. people say that politically they are aligned. we will take you there when it begins. and this is happening, ideas once out of the mainstream are being embraced by democrats running for president. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. a growing number of 2020 hopefuls open to the idea of eliminating the electoral college and expanding the supreme court from its current justice number. all the way perhaps up to 15. ideas once considered too radical and taboo. while he has yet not jumped on the court-packing bandwagon, white house hopeful cory booker says term limits are also in order for the high court. >> i think we need to fix the supreme court. i think they stole a seat. >> should we keep it at nine? >> i would like to start exploring a lot of options and we sh

rose west was guilty as charged. on bbc one now, the 9:00 news with michael buerk. british criminal history. "you will never be released," the judge said, "if attention is paid to what i think." i remember one of my colleagues from gloucester who came down right at the end of the trial to cover the verdict — he had nightmares that rose west was coming after him. counselling was offered because we were able to get glimpses of some of the pictures that had been taken inside 25 cromwell street, and everyone just said that it was part and parcel of our work, let's make sure we do a good job. obviously, it was a big part of your professional life. do you still think about it now, and what crosses your mind? yeah, i do wonder about their children in particular and i‘ve often wondered what happened to them and i do hope that they somehow managed to have sort of happy lives. lucy partington was a young woman with a promising future. she was 21 and in herfinal year at exeter university. but then she disappeared during the christmas holidays in 1973. for two decades, herfamil

michael ruffled had been charged with homicide in the death of antwon rose.pulled over a car involved in a drive-by shooting, rosen another teen jumped out and ran. he thought one of the teens pointed a gun and he shot rose in the back as he ran. three black jurors were among the 12 people who deliberated for fewer than four hours to reach the verdict. >>> it is been one week since the deadly mass shootings in new zealand, how the country remembered the victims. >>> we are still tracking some rain. it is on the move. coming up, how it will impact your weekend forecast. >>> students at an east bay elementary school are eating fresher school lunches. later, the plan to expand that to other schools and the hurdles they face. ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy and save on the network with millions of wifi hotspots. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. >>> the death toll has climbed at 62 in an explosion in a pesticide plant in eastern china. the media says it occu

rose. we are morgan stanley. >>> welcome back to "power lunch. i'm michael santoli. it is time for "trading nation." this weekend marks the ten week anniversary of the s&p 500 financial crisis low while stocks bounced hard off those debts, out in the group. bank of america and morgan stanley, among those stocks sharply off the pre-crisis peaks well before that 2009 low. frank kapalari we're talking about big important stocks on a basis are down in a bull market, any of them here worth betting on >> hi, mike. i like morgan stanley but if you go back to the march high of last year, stocks down 40% down trend the entire time really nothing to like about that, but the stock has been through this before. a chart, from '09 to 2012, down 70%. 2015 to 2016, another 50%. both times, able to make higher lows and then those rallies with a wealth of strength the financial sector etf i think now, stocks are about to test that line again if it could bounce, it could trigger a rally that could play out on a relative basis. >> the fundamental case for morgan stanley, for example, given where we are in the cycle and

. >> reporter: michael, good morning to you. the waters roseo quickly here that we are just now seeing the true extent of the destruction left behind as these waters recede. take a look at this house, because it's still surrounded by water this morning. let's go ahead and show you what we are seeing across this state because more than two-thirds of nebraska's counties are still in a state of emergency this morning, 14 bridges have been destroyed, and at least three people have died. now, this all started because the ground was already frozen from record snow and cold. then, water levels rose in those rivers. the water had nowhere to go. and then the warmup started. the flooding did, too. now, officials here are calling this the most extensive damage this state has seen so far. it will take months, possibly even longer, for them to recover. michael? >> all right, thank you so much, gio. >>> now to ginger and, ginger, when will the worst of this be over? >> for nebraska you got another half inch of rain or so on the way. it's happening now. but l

. >>> attorney michael avenatti is out on bond this morning after being arrested on federal charges. he allegedly tried to extort the sporting goods company nike. avenatti rosenence last year representing porn actress stormy daniels in her legal battles against president trump. avenatti says he's confident he'll be exonerated. >>> and apple announcing a new streaming it v service. it did not say how much it will cost. it also unveiled its own brand of credit card and a new subscription product. but apple says, unlike many other competitors, it won't start using your news preferences and purchase information to sell advertisements. on payments, apples says it won't know what you bought or where. >>> a "cbs this morning" co-host norah o'donnisec from an emergency appendicitis. >> reporter: appendicitis is common with more than 300,000 cases here in the u.s. symptoms include abdominal pain around the navel and moves to the lower right side. poor appetite and sometimes nausea and vomiting. >> the major risk of not having surgery from appendicitis is that it would continue to inflame and then rupture or burst. and that could lead to a major abscess that could lea

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freedom. [ chants ] it is our duty to jury found former police officer michael rosfelds not guilty in the shooting of antwon rose last june. rose was fleeing a traffic stop when rosfeld shot him three times in quick succession. he was riding in an unlicensed taxi that had been involved in a drive-by shooting minutes earlier. >> no peace -- >> no justice! >> no peace! >> reporter: hundreds of protesters lined the streets of pittsburgh for several days after video of the shooting surfaced on social media. elwas sworn in just two hours before the deadly encounter. he was placed on administrative leave before he was eventually charged with criminal homicide. rosfeld testified that he shot when he saw one of the suspects races what he thought was a gun. his defense argued that he was within his rights to shoot on the grounds that he felt he and the community were in danger. >> when they get out and run, i think the law is he can shoot. i don't think the law, that is the law. >> reporter: attorneys for the rose amendment said they knew they -- rose family said they knew they were a long way from a conviction. >> he wa

roses. often there is strife. >> reporter: with more than 20 years in law enforcement, chief michael clutier doesn't shy away fromng to be reassuring for them. >> reporter: nearly three years ago increasingly frustrated by the growing divide between the public and his brothers and sisters in blue, he started writing. >> if you could see what i have seen, maybe you would understand it takes a special kind of person who opts to make a stand. i have never written a poem before or since. >> reporter: a testament to an offer's daily challenges and their dedication. >> what do you think the biggest misconception is. >> what we do, see day in, day out and the motivation behind what we do. >> reporter: what's the motivation for you? >> i have always wanted to help others. if you could see what i have seen, you would opt to go in. you know someone is trapped from within. >> reporter: chief cloutier never intended to share the poem. he submitted it to the website police one in february where it quickly went viral. >> some of the content had the ability to resonate with not only those who worked in the profession but their

michael rosfeld was charged with homicide for shooting antwon rose to death as he ran away from a trafficfamily has filed a federal civil rights lautd soon. >>> and you still have time to try to strike it rich with tonight's powerball jackpot soaring to roughly $625 million. just pocket change, right? the multistate lottery game has gone without a winner since the day after christmas. with this one potentially becoming the seventh largest in u.s. history. if you to win and you choose to take the lump sum, you can reach me at -- just kidding. you will be walking away with just over $380 million in cash. >>> and round two of the ncaa men's basketball tournament better known as march madness tips off later today. 32 teams are still in the hunt for the national title. last night duke rolled over north dakota state by a score of 85-62. north carolina number one in the midwest bracket beat eye owe in a 88-73. there were a few upsets. owe in 88-73. there were a few upsets. uc irvine beat kansas state, liberty beat mississippi state and ohio state squeezed past iowa state. >> and this is when it

reporter: the jury, nine white and three black,cquitted michael rosfeld who was guilty of the shooting of antwon rosen the white shirt running from police. his description of the carhe matched t description of a car found guilty of another shooting. he said, my job was to protect the threat made against me. a commitment toeep fighting and remembering an honor student and his son. >> i'm angry but i'm not. it hurts more than anything. >> reporte molly hunter, nbc news. >>> well, new england patriots owner robert kraft is apedogizing after being cha in a prostitution sting. kraft released a statement yesterdaysaying, i am truly sorry. i know i have hurt and disappointed my family, my close friends, my co-workers the last thing i want to do is disappoint anyone. he denies doing anything illegal. surveillance video bac up the charges against him, though. kraft is going to be arraigned next week. >>> i the week ahead, president trump will meet with israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the white house. tomorrow the twore expected to discuss the middle east. just last week he broke from decades of

rose calling for calm. >> it's very painful to see what happened. i just don't want it to happen to our city no more. >> reporter: former east pittsburgh police officer michael rosfeld cleared of all counts in the shooting death of the 17-year-old. overnight, large demonstrations, and it appears rosfeld's defense attorney was targeted, shots fired into his law office. no injuries reported. in june, an unarmed antwon spotted on cell phone video running away from a traffic stop. rosfeld firing, hitting antwon three times in less than a second. >> antwon rose was shot in his back. he was unarmed and he did not pose a threat to the officer and to the community, and the verdict today says that is okay. >> reporter: rosfeld testifying that he thought he saw a gun, "my attempt was to end the threat that i perceived to me." police say antwon was a passenger in a car suspected of being in an earlier drive-by shooting. defense sharing this video of the young men cleaning off the vehicle. >> this case had nothing to do with race. he's maintained from the beginning that he was just trying to do what he was supposed to do. >> reporter: tom, antwon's distraught family is

questions later and at a news conference in the rose garden where he will be asked but several topic stories including the release of his former attorney, michaelnd accusation of bias against twitter, facebook, and google. brazil's new president, known as the "trump of the tropics," will join the president of the white house. people say that politically they are aligned. we will take you there when it begins. and this is happening, ideas once out of the mainstream are being embraced by democrats running for president. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. a growing number of 2020 hopefuls open to the idea of eliminating the

former officer michael rossvel was charged with homicide with the deaths of antwon rose. he jumped out of a car and ran. rossvel thought a teen pointed a gun and shot rose in the back as rose was running away. rose's mother hopes that the officers get as much sleep which is none. >>> heard about high tech companies offering perks to keep employees. a san francisco software company is providing its workers with defense training. ktvu's paul chambers explains the different reasons behind the program. >> reporter: self-defense courses are commonplace at tech companies. this company is preparing employees if they come under attack. >> the managers want to take it and also feeling that empower many. >> reporter: violent like this attack last december are a concern for many employees. at splunk they want the workers to feel empowered. the company has provided self- defense courses and with growing interest the classes are getting bigger and the skill set they are learning is priceless. >> if someone tries to confront me on the street and they get a little too close for comfort

rose through the ranks of one of the most competitive companies in real estate. >> all stopped and brought the argument full-circle by defending rashida tlaib, singer words should carry more weight than michael>> she is standing as a prop that was not allowed to speak. >> reporter: the battle continued on the airwaves on capitol hill where it began, there appeared to be a peace deal, when representative meadows offered rashida tlaib his hand he instead got a hug. a little call before the next partisan storm. shannon: which is undoubtedly coming. trace's case dug deeper to the issue with jim green and andrew mccarthy. and someone played the race card and a highly educated black woman who rose in the ranks of the most recognized global real estate companies in the world, spoke before 25 million people at the national committee convention and oversees the largest program office in the country, that is not the resume -- >> she has every right to express her experiences with donald trump. black women are many things. we are not a monolith, we are phenomenal, we are demonized at times, deified, what we aren't is exhibit b, a, or c in a congressional hearing. she allowed herself to go into that roo

roses, often there are strive. >> reporter: with more than 20 years in law enforcement, chief michael cluier doesn't shy away from>> you are trying to be reassuring for them, to not make that moment any more challenging for them than it needs to be. >> reporter: three years ago increasingly frustrated by the growing divide between the public and his brothers and sisters in blue, he started writing. >> if you could see what i have seen, maybe you'd understand. it takes a special kind of person who ups to make a stand. i've never written a poem before. i haven't written one sense. >> reporter: the result, if you could see, a testament to an officer's daily challenges and their dedication. what do you think the biggest misconception is? >> what we do and what we see day in and day out and maybe the motivation behind what we do. >> reporter: what is the motivation for you? >> i always wanted to be the person to help others. if you could see what i have seen, you'd opt to go in, because you know that someone is trapped from within. >> reporter: chief clutier never intended to share his poem but at the urging of a coll

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