dangerous stairs >>> if you have a bad case of stairs the city may come after you if an employee falls down on your property. take a look. steps that have seen better days and what happened here could see the-- could cost the homeowner thousands of dollars. >> it absolutely permits the city of denver to sue a >> two years ago a denver police officer doing a welfare check lift it-- biffed it on the stairs injuring his knee and because the city is self- insured it is trying to get the money back with the lawsuit. a city inspector want the homeowner about the dangerous steps a year before the officer hurt himself. it seems unusual for the ci uncommon we are told. >> homeowners have no clue that if a police officer is injured on their property his insurance carrier or employer can and often does.>> we went looking for the homeowner. >>> the workers compensation act is what gives them the right to seek damages. >>> i was leaving the denver courthouse when the candidate-- security guard said hey, how come all of the us are spelled with vs? >> this was affected by the city and county of denve

i love the story about bohemia and see watson on the stop of the stairs and he walks up the stairs andhe says, how many steps are there coming up from the ground floor? he says i don't know. how many times have you come up, like hundreds of times. there's 147 steps coming up from the ground floor, the problem can s you see and do not observe. that's what the book is about. trying to get people to observe. if somebody tells you we need a 15-dollar minimum wij, you need -- wage, you need to observe there are people who never get a job. that's what we have. i don't know if you're old enough when we had service stations. that was some kid to learning to get first job to show up, learn how to interact with the public, those jobs aren't there anymore. that is a real problem, why aren't they there? we have asked public policy to give us results that no one had expected. >> who is this book targeted to? >> to the average person that wants to learn a little bit about how the system operates that they are living within. it's not designed to be academic piece that people are going to read and pub

step on the stairs they point the gun at you, put your second foot own the stair chaise shoot you, but it looks accessible. so she comes down the stairs, holding a microphone and she says, i don't need some wall street speech writers telling me what to think. you and i have known each other for four decades. ' what do you say you and i have a conversation but the challenges facing america and the solutions that we need? and the whole place then erupts in applause. she comes down the stairs, fines someone from a delegation, i don't know where you're from. hand them the microphone and i say what's your name. >> randy. >> where are you from. >> indian wells. >> what made you come two minutes -- let's pretend you're here in philadelphia. >> philadelphia, yes. >> what made you come good-get on a plane and fly here? what's the issue that matters most to you and your family? >> i would say -- >> doesn't matter what she says. >> pro choice. >> pro choice. >> guns. >> why does prochoice matter to you? >> because aim a woman and i think it's my right to choose whale want to do with my body. >> l

we found a side stair up to an upper landing followed by more stairs up and inside. inside the capitol building officers walked through the halls briefly until they found a place to sit to decontaminate their faces and take a quick breather. i followed suit. someone managed to find a package of water bottles and was passing them out. i washed off my face as best i could, rinsed out my mouth, and drank the rest. took the opportunity of relative safety to dawn my gas mask. i heard someone calling for officers to move to assist. i steeld myself for another round and descended the stairway into a long hallway filled with smoke and screams. the capitol building is labyrinthian, but i could tell this hallway led outside to where the terrorists had forced our retreat. officers were stacked deep, but every so often one would fall back from the front line nursing an injury or struggling to breathe, and those who remained would take a step forward. it was a battle of inches, with one side pushing the other a few and the other side regaining their ground. at the time i, and i s

can't use the stairs, air force one has to use the children's stairs. [laughter] it doesn't look good. you land in the country and get off the children's stairs. [laughter] persecuted christians and pro-life activists, you know that. they label parents at school board needing set domestic terrorists, can you believe it? they have. when i heard back from a they've gone after parents viciously and violently and i thought people were just making it up, they haven't made up. they are flooding our nation with tens of millions of illegal aliens while rapidly opposing things like voter id. why would you oppose voter id? because you want to cheat, that's why. only one reason. you have identification for everything. they had the convention three years ago, they have their convention, you had to pass the size of this book, seek that book? it was like that. it was hanging right here and it had everything you wanted to know about pictures from side views, front views, use, that was their convention but no good for voting, they don't want voter id so joe biden wants

and the use of stairs is something that is very common. the nato has used the stairs in many places, still using them in syria that are out in different other places in iraq. and in i've got this done because it is important for them to show that he's in the city, which will be great to come out already. great. he's not survey. and he's not to the age of really expert in this kind of how stairs to the proxy world that the americans are expert in conduct the and we're getting some of the updates in coming by the minute teradowski international. you can check them as well in real time for the off to the both of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the doing the united states issues related to crane are very, very clear cuts. russia is bad. ukraine is good period, urban legends become, even after the mother investigation found that there was no evidence whatsoever of russian involvement in the 2016 american election. the allegation continued to take on a life of its own. the russians somehow packed into the election and gave us donald trump. it's not tru

i looked and i seen my daughter coming down the stairs. immediately i turned to see what was going on and i seen a police officer had her leg pulling her down and once she got down to the bottom of the stairs, i seen the female police officer hit my daughter in the face and i'm like why are you doing this to her? what's going on? all they told me was to step back and get out the way. >> so how is she doing now? was she seriously injured? >> she was traumatized more than anything. she had a couple of cuts and bruises on heir body. she's more traumatized than anything. it's hard for her to sleep at night. it's a total mess right now but i'm helping her to get through the situation without counseling right now. >> how did this situation get out of control? >> as you can see in the video just grabbed her and pushed her down the stairs. when the police officer in the beginning said she pulled them down the stairs. that was their initial statements. >> in the video, before the police officers take her down, it looks like he's saying something to

metal stairs and do my job. the question is, donald trump, how would professionally have handled the situation? >> i have to tell you, if that was me, i'd say,un" what, folks? i respect you a lot. let's close the doors and get out of here." that's disrespect. >> trevor: that's what i like about crump. he says it like it is. clearly it is ( bleep ). because he's saying as president, he would walk away from a major economic summit because of a carpet? you realize obama sealed a climate change deal with china at the g-20. donald trump wouldn't have even left the plane? that's like calling off your own wedding because the flower girl threw the petals wrong. "you can't just throw them anywhere. you can't throw them anywhere. i'm not doing it. i'm not doing it. it's done. it's over. it's done." ( cheers and applause ) i must say, though, i must say, there is something appealing, i understand, people who go, like, "i want a president, who when he deals with foreign leaders, doesn't pull any punches." there is something

they are all coming up these stairs. one thing they don't realize yet is that they are already being inspected as they walk up the stairs. they might be limping because of a bad foot, maybe they stubbed their toe. they might be carrying big baggage, holding their chest and having trouble breathing. they may be very happy to be here and looking wonderfully ecstatic. all three of those conditions would be observed by inspectors, who would be at the top of the stairs, they would be watching. as you got to the top of the stairs here, those inspectors would come up to you with one of their tools of the trade, a piece of chalk. they will mark your coat with initials that signify exactly what they feel may be the condition you have. stubbed toe get l for lameness. the person holding their chest, might have a heart problem. h. the person who is so ecstatic to be here they are singing and dancing, we feel they may have a condition that needs to be checked mentally, so they have an x put on their coat. immigrants did not expect it

i extracted ben vento from under the rubble and used it to make a stair leading to my shelter. we run out of options. we don't know where to go. in garza, we loved loyce. this sentence was written in the face of the station. resilience is not, you know, you know, i mean you can see classrooms, the one simple lice, hope and learning. today the last, the results for families leading schultz has to have lost everything the correct and peaceful was on there by the correct in human it terry. and response for families like these who are now homeless, topic up as soon as they are on there as well as bringing that and could have a who joins is from outside, likes the hospital in there, a balance of hand, 1st stuff, things just going from bad to worse and the strike just continuing. well the is there any forces continue to use? quad captors firing lives on munition, on any policy means in japan. yes. and be who are trying to evacuate from at my place to another, or even to walk from a place to another, searching for food or water according to our it's called the mall as an inmate, that

keep an eye on the woman on the right of the screen that's chosen to take the stairs. >> oh, oh, oh! >> the whole way. >> you just see her ankles turning, like, multiple times. >> she does start moving as this security man runs over to her and people do come to her aid. >> saw how it happened. just on that second step, kind of caught her heel and did it all wrong. >> yeah, but reports say that she may have been on her cell phone. fortunately, you see that medics her call either. >> still on the phone. >> fortunately, she's going to be just fine, although she is pretty banged up. >>> when you're an elephant and you're in danger, you don't have to worry if you're the smallest one in the herd, because somebody's going to come help you. smallest one right there. elephant nature park in thailand, and they are crossing the swiftly moving river. uh-oh, lost my footing. and boom. like bump into each other, the baby gets pushed around. guess what, mom, nanny, everybody else come to the rescue. >> takes a village, right? they all come in and surround the baby like a huddle. >> shows the intell

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turn around and told everyone to like leave the room go to the back room and then actually go up stairs and get down on the floor stay away from the windows it's like you know you switch into that kind of mode where you're not really thinking about what exactly is happening but more like what needs to be done and what needs to be done is like to get people into a safe room and then sort of like make sure that we're all ok members of the u.n. security council are divided when it comes to talkies military action in syria failing to agree on a statement condemning the assault the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. has warned that it could face quote consequences if it does nothing to protect civilians as it pushes ahead with its offensive in northern syria now it didn't say what those consequences would be he says international calls for sanity to moderate its action in the region continue to grow me off thousands of residents have been fleeing the region. another day another pounding along the border. turkish jets bombed towns just inside syria plumes of smoke in areas controlled by the syrian d

yeah, there are no more houses, no more stairs. i can see a 4 story building with no stairs or shop that has been demolished. even my car has been blown to pieces like my house and my shop were destroyed. not at all. all the shops and my brother's house were also destroyed. and guess, let me know if there is no road to walk on, she'll get out. no house has to live in a minute. there's no place to put up a 10 husband. oh no water, no electricity. oh no. we don't know how we can live here to go to she give her the high up that way and how can we live like this? like if there is no water, my, if you want to get a bucket and you have to walk along the way that the road is rather know there is rumble everywhere. i as for, for the ways that the whole day searching for here, this one are we going to do, there are no jobs it up. there's no basic necessities for life here. yeah. i mean, while the is really government spokes person who claims those against donald trump show kind of moving old palestinians out of garza just wants to see how n

him when he said she fell down the stairs. >> peterson was convicted in 2003. he was released eight years later and now awaits a retrial. >> the d.a. has to win. that's it. he doesn't care how. basically -- by the same token, my lawyer, they want to win. truth is lost. >> check it out on sundance.tv. next up, the impostor. >> when a child is missing for years, either the child is dead of a boy who went missing in 1994. name nicolas baley. his family thought they miraculously found him three years later. >> there was something wrong about it. >> turns out the child who turned up was a serial impostor who fooled the entire family. the motive is still unknown and nicolas is still missing. check it out on netflix. and the final unsolved crime documentary, the jinx. the six-episode netflix doc steps into the mind millionaire and alleged murderer robert d irs t. >> he was wanted for murder in texas. he was a suspect for murders in los angeles and westchester krt, new york. >> d irs t and the director became friendly after he made a feature film based on durst's life.

they are holding her and going up the stairs, so she maybe really dehydrated, arthritis, back pain, mayere are a lot more questions that are unanswered. alex: well, as it turns out, we can buy costumes as well. rudy giuliani backed to the wild assertions that no one should question, the internet. >> there is nothing factual to the claims about her health and that is speculation at best. >> go online and put down "hillary clinton illness" and take a look at the videos for yourself. john: taking our cue from that helpful tip, we decided to jump right in on the old internet machine. we looked at hillary clinton illness and we found multiple articles debunking these conspiracy theories. we also thought, let's see what is up with this rudy guy so we googled rudy giuliani dementia. we came up with that he may be suffering from dementia. they have about as much medical expertise as we did. this, as i remove my surgical scrubs. alex: you need to keep your hands sterile. smear,he anatomy of a conspiracy theory. alex: putting on costumes was a questionable decision made very very quickly during a

he says he wants to go home, but he can't because of all of these stairs. the family says insurance is willing to pay for a stair lift and a proper hospital bed, but the family can't afford the two hundred dollar installation cost.now many of you are offering to pick-up that tab for the family. the weeks long standoff in oregon came to a deadly end up the f-b-i agents and the militia group exchanging gunfire. health officials say the zika virus is expected to spread. the new places pregnant woman are being urged to keep away from.how it is expected to impact this summers olympic games. jennifer will call for graphic fullit's a cloudy drive to work today with chilly temperatures in the mid 20s. we'll see a slight decrease in clouds this afternoon and highs only increase to the mid to low 30s. coming up, when we'll see a quick snow chance warmup. introducing longhorn' s steaks that sizzle for $12.99. like the new smoky bacon sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. breaking overnight... a cincinnati man is among the seven people arrested in the raid of the

when the rebels with the opposition flights of stairs over damascus, the flies were suspended and then life what stood still because of huge security concerns about the situation. and then the new administration has been in touch with key regional players particularly cuts off wounds that need to help them rehabilitate the new edit that. both of them ask us to be aligned with international safety standards that has been done to laws extend to the point why they have to decide if that's on the 7th of january. they will start a commercial flights in and out of damascus. and the hope to expend the number of companies to flight, to damascus. they are saying that there was thoughts with the cutoff lines, and then they are hoping to see more regional airline companies trouble to damascus . why is it important to us? because 1st of all, they want to send a message that life is back to normal in syria until a low hundreds of thousands of serious live abroad to come back home. and also it's a message to the international community that the new administration which is in control. and despite the

on this memorial behind me it displays now the names of the victims on the stairs and this man that i talked to realize that one of the wait times has exactly the same name as he has god has called said best. in the city of new orleans so he realized it could have been me and this is a sense that many people realize again today and even that burden carried on and called back to normal today all those memories out pretty vivid again and yes now people just one to think inside and of those who lost their lives and pray for that. entire city remembering tonight the tragic events that happened exactly one year ago where you are there right chad plots in berlin. in front of mark on the story for us tonight thank you. so here are some of the other stories now that are making news around the world uganda's parliament has abruptly adjourned a debate on extending that president yoweri museveni decades in power now that's after soldiers. dorm the building and scuffled with police it was unclear what triggered the confrontation but if follows a similar incident in september south africa's osca

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

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stairs don't come and to his national security advisor.'s call the tower and we would like to depart. you play chicken and they show up with the stairs or the president leaves. and then the chinese can explain why the president of the united states was not given enough dignity. the reason this is important is because that picture of obama coming out the backside of the plane went viral over asia. it is called having face. you don't want to look embarrassed. obama was humiliated and they say we the chinese are the new rising world power. the president of the united states, the united states is a declining world power. we can force him off the back of the plane. we don't accord him the proper dignity as we do the rest of the g20 summit. >> i heard you don't go anywhere without a red carpet. >> it is hard not to agree with what they were saying. you look meager. you are losing your power as one of the most powerful men in the world. he should have stayed on that plane and not gotten off even if there are snakes. >> on obama said they were pla

hand rail and then i, at that point i had blacked out but my back of my head clipped the concrete stairs behind me. and you were knocked unconscious. is that right? officer edwards? yes ma'am. but then when you regained consciousness, even with the injuries you return to duty, is that right? yes, ma'am. i know at that time adrenalin kicked in, i ran towards the west front and i tried to hold the line at the senate steps at the lower west terrace. ah, more people kept coming at us. and it just seemed like, you know, more and more people started to, you know, coming on to the west front, they started overpowering us. and that was right about when m. p d officers showed up on their bike officers, pushed the crowd back and allowed our cd you units as well as there's to form that line that you see on that very thin line between us and the protesters or the writers. you know, at that time i fell behind that line and for a while i started contaminating people who had gotten sprayed and treating people medically who needed it. and then you were injured again. are there on the west terrace? is th

give us a chance to see what we are doing the rest of the time most of the time i can walk down the stairsafely. >> and that media world what is your opinion news versus opinion like fox or cnn with actual reporting? >> certainly in hopes to reduce the number of hours and as a newscast on one side and a talk show on another fox has fewer newscast and a lot more talk none a steep not - - does may people are gathering the news because we need more news coverage to let conservative america i know what is going on but this is an issue across the media landscape there are programs like mine and then we have a lot of newscast we have the next of that and it is certainly true we need more on perspective and point of view and commentary to deliver monologues and myself included that that technique to cut through the noise because those formats are continuing i don't view those as opinions and analysis that people can use different terms for that and are we staying connected to the facts. >> we have 20 minutes left and the author of the book hoax that is out in paperback as of tuesday. >> harry out

by stair. the battle of already day in completed the division of beirut through the green line into 2 sectors, east and west beta. and these partition remained over the course of the 2 following decades. and he passed by the oddity no one will ever know how many heroes died here in the holiday in. the battle lasted 3 days and 3 nights, and there were no prisoners at the end. jonathan demme will be reported on several overseas was for british commercial broadcaster i tv for and was one of the 1st foreign journalists to enter the holiday inn and document the aftermath of the fighting there. smouldering ruins of what had been this very popular resort hotel. and he looked at in thought. this is what we do to one another. there's a hotel, and now it's a shelf total shell. light bulbs hanging down off of the off of the wall war wires. chairs smashed up a piano that was in there which somehow it's, it's more or less survived. the chandeliers, all like this, broken, this sort of looking a bizarrely ah,

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how he fell up and down stairs trying to get up to f was one to the airplane. then they be played like is mumbled and stumbling during the debate and they definitely have to change that because these images of course won't go well. uh this much younger uh candidates kind of the hair is what they're trying to do. now, of course is sending out the message that kind of the harry's kind of co owens the policy of president biden, which in their understanding is a huge failure when it comes for exams, are 2 of the economy and also a border security. and then there are also legal arguments, the putting out there like uh, the republican house speaker, mike jones, and he said the biden's decision to enter his campaign invalidates the votes of these 40000000 americans who voted for him for president biden in the democratic primary. so she hasn't got the job yet. uh, she seems like the issue in but we have inferential democrats like a back of bob, nancy pelosi calling for an open convention. they want to come test y to this because many saying to not only the, these kind

but that's a bear chasing him up the stairs.to make him a snack. >> that was the same room that left the door open in the first place. >> i cannot believe this happens and apparently this is relatively common. relatively common, this happens. more news after this. befi was active.gia, i was energetic. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. he also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling, or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs and fee

stairs, stairs, stairs. so many stairs.here are so many stairs like too many stairs, i don't know what they need them for. they spend a lot of money, government will spend -- government has more stairs than private. we put up like one stair and they put up like 12. you always have a lot of stairs so i'm imitating him and i'm being funny and i think i'm being funny and i had a tremendous crowd of 42000 people and i'm saying to the people when biden gets off, do you notice -- first of all, he doesn't what make long speeches like that. even though he can't read the teleprompter, he never goes off the teleprompter, it's a mess. i was telling the people, you ever watch when he's finished with his to manage speech, and never class more than two or three minutes speech. never more than three minutes. he goes -- [laughter] he will be pointing at the stairs and then walk. [laughter] [cheering] he will be pointing right at the stair and then he will be able to find the stair. this is what we have negotiating with kim jong un, preside

just self-affirmation. >> that's professional stair climber lisa ziegel who planned all 1,536 stairs of the empire state building in just 17 minutes and four seconds. look, it might not be your idea of fun, but she loves it. despite the pain. and loving what you do makes it easier to push your limits. just ask andy, he turned his childhood love of skateboarding into a career. becoming a professional racer in the world of long distance skateboarding. andrew is a giant in the small but competitive world of long distance skating. >> kind of say it's between a cyclist and runner. >> at 39, he's the ultra skate world record holder skating over 300 miles in just 24 hours. >> there's no books out there was how to skateboard for 24 hours. so to was a lot of figuring it out. how to feed the body in a training program. >> want to confirm -- >> andres is a firefighter/pair medic in miami-dade. >> it's a physical, demanding job. it's a stressful job, and we need forms of stress relief from that. being out on the long board and racing was my answer. i love the competition in sport and pushing you

as the riders reached the top of the stairs they were within 100 feet of where the vice president was sheltering with his family and they were just a feet away from one of the doors to vist chamber where many of you remained at that time you can see vice president pence and his family quickly moved down the stairs the vice president turns around briefly as he's headed down. other footage leaves little doubt about the mob's violent intent. recordings of police radio calls show how the embattled officers lost control of the situation. they were doing there. where are. you going 4. or what moderate root beer oh you're up there. were heard you heard a girl. we knew someone you work a couple of hours during. the rioters did finally manage to breach the senate floor prosecutors say they acted at donald trump's behest. this was not a coincidence none of this was donald trump over many months cultivated violence praised it and then when he saw the violence his supporters were people who love he channeled it to his big wild historic event democrats hope these dramatic images will convince some

so maybe the united states just starts focus in a little bit more on its own internal stairs, but either way, elections that are held by others, according to the 9 space, they're legitimate, if they're held by the us allies there. ok. but back to that as well. i because the supreme court announced that it has opened an investigation into the results and the process of the election. and the doors seems to be quite open and transparent about the whole process. yeah, and so i tease, i asked the supreme court to notify all of the details. so that's interesting. we've also had, i think, some comments from the venezuelan defense minister. now they're actually wanting that they could be a western crew that could be attempted. you are right, the vin, as well as has been a cert, essentially accused of some sort of western backed opposition of attempting immediate school. he has also condemned the widespread rise after mentors victory inventory himself has said it has one before about a potential cool. uh, the us has been trying to undermine uh, the, the silver and t a vin as well. and the stabili

and that's also something that was trust in the past 5 russian president vladimir put in up stairs. it does ask for the supplemental the station itself. i want to emphasize that its goal should not be as short tools and not some kind of a spite for recruiting forces and 3 argument with the aim of subsequently continuing the conflict. but the long term piece, based on the respect for the legitimate interests of old people, all nations that live in this region. but we of course, will fight for the interests of russia for the interest of the russian people. and i see as the russian president mentioned a ceasefire, should not have the goal of taking a break only to rearm yourselves, then start everything all over again. and this 30 days use fire sounds a bit like that. on top of that back in june of last year, president put and also explicitly shared russia's terms for a peace process and negotiations. and that would include, for you claim to withdraw from the new territories for those new territories to be, you know, nationally recognized to be part of the russian federation. and as we

this seems to be in good condition, moving down the stairs with ease and waving to those waiting below. while the western main same media went into highs, being low, didn't need it, me off of the shooting. cnn even led with a headline, the full of presidents. so i'm have to be held up by the secret service. interesting. and the pop thing sounds a lot of noise is they said other bylines was splitting to, to diminish what just happened. i don't want so was clear to see this flight. the assassination attempt be officially confirmed at the time. those headlines run for nearly 2 hours as the terms of the relative in theory, against the main thing, media off of the assessor. they can attend, they blame biased news outlets. the inside thing, the pilots info rules whole. alex jones, a code that sent him and he said, the cover chaos is just the beginning as it is filled by the main thing me is i'm tag a mistake stones, a games from they just fired 5 shots at trump and helium, in the side of the head and then maybe it's like no big deal is around a cessation attempt. this is crazy. tell why ther

the 66-year-old was coming down the stairs when she saw a man starting to come up the stairs. >> i said something ridiculous, who are you? he was very quick and came up. i proceeded down. >>reporter:instead of running away the victim charged down the burglar and began to spray pepper spray on her face. >> i kept going. my purse fell. i am screaming and making all the noise. >> the widow was so angry that someone would break into her home by breaking her basement window. she made a racket she scared the guy away. she runs out of the house screaming and having difficulty to dial 911 on my phone. i am screaming. i game back into the hous came d called 911. he is a slender white male, he was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt. as she recuperated from her ordeal she pondered over the boldness. >> i don't know how i got past him down the stairs. >> i was very, very fortunate. >> it sounds like you were. >> i really was. >> the assailant used his left-hand to spray her with pepper spray. it's likely that he is left-landed. you are asked to call lindenwold police. >> they are asking for help to i

he's a seemingly good condition walking down the stairs. no problem in mind with that, just waving to the press right there, waiting down below. while the rest of the mainstream media went into a super high spin mode right off of the shooting, cnn even led with a headline to perform a precedent file and had to be held up by secret service. and what the hell is that? and then pumping sound, so loud noises on the by lines or script to, to diminish what just happened. it was clear to see, despite the assassination attempt to being officially confirmed at the time those headlines run for nearly 2 hours in response to donald trump's assassination. attend info was host alex joe and the size of what's happening right now is only the beginning and it could be some very dark clouds on the horizon. they just fired 5 shots at trump and helium on the side of the head. and then maybe it's like a big deal. he's around a cessation attempt. this he is crazy. tell why there's a complete pop in the newsletter is melting down everywhere and i believe they're

have a walking down the stairs, no problem. and even waving to the press waiting lot. well, the west, the main stream media went into uh, super high, a spin mode, immediately off of the shooting, cnn and even leg with the headlines of the former president fell over and had to be helped up by secret service. i mean, what the hell on popping sound. so loud noises seemingly diminishing the severity of the incident. despite the assassination attempt to being officially confirmed at the time, those headlines run for nearly 2 hours. we discuss the possible motives behind the attack with adult yahoo staples book and he says the way the mainstream media is been demonizing. donald trump for years may well have had an impact on what just time every single day. donald trump's a liar, donald trump's a threat to democracy. donald trump is a nazi. donald trump's going to lock us all up the. anybody who disagrees with him, he's going to have people killed. so donald trump is hitler. so that is common place in the media. every single day. so if there's a not out there or people capabl

"stairs, you know how stairs work. not an elevator. i'm talking about stairs. the stairs, okay.r. all the stairs, they come to get it. i'm i'm a jellyfish. i'm a jellyfish. i'm a jellyfish. can't do it. of course the big moments of the rally came when trump brought up an old classic. >> it started with russia, russia, russia. remember that? he was with four hookers. you think that was good to go up and tell my wife, "it is not true, darling. i love you very much. it's not true." actually, that one she didn't believe because she said he's a germaphobe. no, i thought that would be a big problem. i was going to have a rough night. but that one, she was very good on. she said, "no, you're okay on that one." >> stephen: yeah, she was okay with that one. 'cause the trumps have an agreement. melania lets her husband sleep with any woman he wants, and in exchange, melania doesn't have to sleep with donald trump. [applause] because i'm a jellyfish. i'm a jellyfish. they say i am a real jellyfish in the sack. i'm not sure what that means. i'm not sure what any of that means. but we're not

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and i look towards what around me he put me here and then took me up stairs to my mother eleven year old ass and dia was one of the apparent victims in the white helmets video here he is after being drenched and sprayed he's fine if a little confused any child would be terrified ergo the panic which the white helmets were there to film he was eventually found though by his father who was none the wiser and mechanically idea motion of the n.c. i went up stairs and saw my wife and children i was very surprised and asked what had happened when my son's eyes were red i found out that it was about it was cold and he could have got sick and he was undressed when i took my son that first told me that they still needed him but i still to come away from there one of the doctors who was reportedly on shift at the time seemed surprised by the sudden influx some people come to. people in what. they say had. symptoms the doctor and others did however say that some people came in complaining about difficulty breathing which is common when an explosion destroys a building for example there's a lot

. >> i told fire rescue i said their 5-year-old is trapped up stairs. >> reporter: an off duty officer ran into the home. he was heading for the bed room up stairs but with all the smoke he couldn't make it and neither could the mom. >> her mom ran in there several times to try to save her and she was coming out black from head to toe. >> we're all hope forg a positive outcome for the mother and child. >> reporter: fire crews attacked the flames, knocked out windows and got the girl out. then later we saw them speaking with neighbors. >> they're going to check the houses and make sure there are working smoke detectors. >> reporter: they say the victims are sweet people and this has to be the family's worst nightmare. >> horrible. horrible. i hope she's okay. >> reporter: that philadelphia police officer, a 16 year veteran of the force today was his day off. he rushed into that burning building and we're told he suffered smoke inhalation. >>> to another tragedy now you're looking at the face of a young life cut short. this is a teacher found dead in west chester. >>> fishermen discovere