you really get on an adrenaline high during that. it is absolutely fantastic to realize you are free. >> she arrived in nairobi this afternoon and the care of the british high commission. the british government says it did not pay a ransom for release. a family friend says the money was raised privately and that it was substantial. >> now, rico, you have details of an uprising in mali. >> that's right. renegade troops have attacked the presidential palace and the capital of mali. after hours of staging a mutiny. the renegade troops traded gunfire with soldiers. they said the government is not giving them enough arms to battle a rebellion by ethnic groups. there have been fighting throughout the day and armored vehicles moved in to protect the presidential area. i have been speaking to journalists there. >> just before i came on their i could still hear gunfire coming from the presidential palace. there still seems to be gunfire coming from in the center of the capital as well, were these trips, these renegade troops have taken over t

and i have adrenaline, you know. mentally exhausted. but i just am going on adrenaline, you know. just because i want to find anything, any clue. so i can't, you know, just sit back, you know. i have to get out there and try. >> pray for sierra. >> reporter: after more tan four hours of searching lamar's family attended a candlelight vigil at crossroads christian center in morgan hill. lamar's fellow cheerleaders were handing out pink and black ribbons signifying hope and faith lamar will return safely. >> someone, somewhere knows something about her. and maybe if enough people talk about it, it's going to come out. >> if you're watching this, know that we love you and miss you so much and a lot of people are supporting you. i know you're strong. i can't wait to see you again. i love you, sierra. >> reporter: klaas kids is hoping to organize search efforts here at burnett elementary school. the first search to start off from here 8:00 a.m. tuesday morning. if you're interested in helping come to the school. if you're interested in helping in any of the searches, come to the school

and after the adrenalin a huge downer. when you get that over a period of time, the fatigue starts to set in. they will be trying to wear him down hoping they can break his resolve. they've had quite a considerable conversation with this man today who has told them his motivation was retribution for children who have been killed in the palestinian territories. he's told them that he was opposed as a french dissent to the military's -- dissent to the military's operation in afghanistan and given all sorts of reasons for why he carried out the attacks that he did. but what is also become clear through the course of the day is that the surveillance teams, the domestic intelligence agency, had a very good picture of who he was. he was known to them. and had been for many years. we believe according to some reports that he was trained as a bomb maker in afghanistan. had been jailed in kandahar in 2007, but was freed only a year into a three-year sentence by a jail break orchestrated by the taliban. the question that he's being

. >> somewhere the adrenaline kicked in because i was still holding the fire extinguisher in my other hand. i was more worried about the truck blowing up than i was anything, because the heat was really intense. >> with the tank lifted, alex starts to roll away from the dangerous flames. laura, jim and the others drag the shaken customer to safety. >> he's away from the flame? >> he's away from the flame. >> remarkably, he escapes without severe burns but suffers a fractured kneecap and broken ribs. the driver of the van pleads no contest to failure to control her vehicle and is fined $25. >> weeks later, alex is temporarily in a wheelchair, and he's reunited with his rescuers at a community awards ceremony to honor their bravery. >> your quick actions and concern for the well-being of others at the time of confusion and extreme danger is in keeping with the highest traditions reserved for those we recognize as heroes. >> i'm glad that y'all are recognizing these people because i have great feelings for them. >> after the ceremony, laura and jim accompany alex on his first trip back t

but i'm going on adrenaline, you know, because i want to find anything, any clue. so i can't, you know, just sit back, i have to get out there and try. >> tomorrow, the foundation will launch more volunteer searches. sierra was supposed to catch her school bus at this intersection a week ago friday morning when she disappeared. investigators have searched several miles around her home finding her cell phone and purse with clothes still inside. but, funfortunately, there's ben no sign of sierra herself. reporting live, "today in the bay." >>> there was a scary near abduction in the south bay. san jose police say a man armed with a stun gun tried to kidnap a teenage girl friday in the willow glen neighborhood. fortunately, she was able to escape. the suspect was last seen driving off in a red compact car with tinted windows. he's being described as a hispanic man in his 30s standing 5'7", weighing around 200 pounds. >>> a muni driver is on leave this morning during the investigation of a deadly accident. a muni bus hit and killed a man just before 11:00 yesterday mor

just going on adrenaline, you know, just because i want to find anything, any clue. so i can't, you know, just sit back. i have to get out there and try. >> reporter: this morning, we're getting a glimpse of the last known photo of sierra lamar. investigators believe she took that picture of herself before leaving home a week ago friday morning. in it, she's wearing what investigators believe might be the same shirt found in her purse abandoned a couple miles from her house. if you're interested in helping find her, the klaas kids foundation will be running volunteer searches starting tomorrow. starting at burnett elementary between 8:00 and 1:00. you need to be over 18 years old. bring a photo id and dress appropriately, long pants, sturdy shows. also asking for donations of bottled water an office supplies. in morgan hill, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >>> san jose police are looking for a suspect in a kidnapping attempt in willow glen. he was armed with a stun gun when he tried to abduct a teenage girl friday. she was able to escape. the suspect last seen in a re

the adrenaline was pumping. she was trying to get away. she was almost successful. >> reporter: he said the attendant made one more chilling statement before the police arrived and put her in handcuffs. >> toward the end of the whole struggle, she did say, i'm going to kill them all. >> reporter: the struggle continued as police tried to take her away for psychiatric evaluation. american airlines says passengers were never in danger. no charges have been filed. police apparently believe this is more of a case of a troubled person than a crime. dan, bianna, it was so scary. we're told that children were crying. everyone's thankful this did not happen while the plane was in flight. >> pierre, thank you. horrifying story. >>> let's check the other headlines overnight with ron claiborne. we missed you last weekend. very nice to have you back. >> i could feel it. i could feel the -- >> feel the love? >> yes. >>> we begin with what's being called unprecedented weather in hawaii. a rare tornado and a freak hailstorm all in the same day. the weath

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i get the same adrenaline rush as it grows nearer.was killing somebody else. so, to me, it's no different. >> days after this footage was shot, hugueley reinstated his appeal of the death sentence, because the prison would not grant him a contact visit with his daughter. he was granted a stay of execution and returned to brushy mountain. >>> next, on "lockup: raw." >> i don't know if you really want to run in here. >> we meet inmates whose time behind bars is a reign of terror. >> when they come up to my cell and say back up, turn around and be handcuffed, i say, [ bleep ] come on in here and get me. >>> and later, "lockup" encounters two inmates at the same prison whose crimes share a shocking common element. >> i wasn't the same person who did that back then. you don't eat brains from someone's body if you're sane. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> over the years, we profiled inmates who have committed extreme acts of violence, both in and out of prison. though we found there was a special breed of

we run across this field, and we are so high on adrenaline, that time almost stops. >>> coming up, avicted murderer creates a new life on the run. >> when you're guilty of something or you're on the run, you're running. even though nobody's chasing you. >>> and later -- a confession in group puts inmate brook in danger. >> guys who do that kind of thing, he showed a lot of trust in the group. [ male announcer ] this is genco services -- mcallen, texas. in here, heavy rental equipment in the middle of nowhere, is always headed somewhere. to give it a sense of direction, at&t created a mobile asset solution to protect and track everything. so every piece of equipment knows where it is, how it's doing or where it goes next. ♪ this is the bell on the cat. [ male announcer ] it's a network of possibilities -- helping you do what you do... even better. ♪ this reduced sodium soup says it may help lower cholesterol, how does it work? you just have to eat it as part of your heart healthy diet. step 1. eat the soup. all those veggies and beans, that's what may help lower your cholesterol and -

. >> jon: i used to vote against ted kennedy [squealing] he has an adrenalin rush.r cursing when you have cross party endorsing. i'll be up all night. that guy makes it way too (bleep) easy. [ laughter ] all right. of course, the main story tonight the economy. the dow closed above 13,000 for the first time in four years today. and that's not the only arbitrary indicator making a move this first february. >> a whole slew of good news about the economy and a record-setting day on wall street. the jobless rate inç january fl two tenths of a point to 8.3%, the lowest in three years. the economy created $243,000 jobs. the dow soared to the highest close since before the 2008 financial crisis. >> jon: you had to go and get better while obama was still in office, didn't you? you couldn't hold off nine little months. not teeny tiny little months. it's good news unless you work for a media organization whose job it is to make sure obama doesn't get reelected. you know what this means? to the return-a nateor. >> it's an anemic recovery. >> there ain't no recovery. >> about

it was like a hit of adrenaline, you know, a shot of adrenaline, i just -- i mean, i just -- i couldn't stop. you know, i snapped -- i snapped. and i just kept going. man, i stabbed her multiple times. there is a lot i want to say. right now there's so much on my mind, i can't say it. my victim's mom and stepdad are here today, vickie and greg. i want to thank them very much for coming. i took these people's trust. because, you know, they trusted me with their daughter, you know, not to hurt her in any way, and i ended up killing her, you know. i can say that, you know. i can, i can admit that i've killed somebody. >> when we made the decision to come to the prison to visit with mark, a lot of our friends and family were like, are you crazy? well, you know, i was full of rage and i was not healing very well. and i wanted to tell him about that. and so we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating and then i also had this photograph of jenny dead on the emergency room table. and i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling

adrenaline was pumping. so, she was trying to get away. and she was almost successful. i told her to go back to her training. what was the first thing you learned about being aflight attendant. she said something. i said, no. remain what? she said calm. i said let's remain calm. >> reporter: he said she made one more chilling statement before the police arrived and put her in handcuffs. >> and towards the end of this struggle, she did say i'm going to kill them all. >> reporter: the struggle continued as police started to take her away for psychiatric evaluation. >> all the people are carrying her across into the car. >> reporter: when it was over, passengers were relieved. and many were thankful that the incident did not happen in flight. >> had she done this in the air, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: especially given the access and freedom flight attendants have to move about the plane. >> you absolutely want to identify any event on the ground and deal with it as opposed to having to deal with it subsequently up in the air. when you're thous

captivity in somalia and the joy of being set free are paul and rachel dler.ele >> you really get on an adrenaline high during that period sex as judith puts it, now is the time to pick up -- during that. >> as jedi puts it, now is the time to pick up. >> the security council urged the syrian government and its opponents to implement the plan immediately. the proposal comes as two suburbs of the capital of damascus were shelled by government tanks. jeb bush has endorsed mitt romney to be the republican nominee for president. he said he is the best choice to unseat president obama. thousands of mourners have been attending a memorial service in belgium for some of the victims of last week's bus crash in switzerland. 22 children and six adults died when that coach crashed in a road tunnel while the group was returning to belgium from a skiing holiday. 17 of the victims came from one village, where the ceremony took place. now perhaps in a relationship has been more fraught lately than that between the u.s. and afghanistan. today u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton met with the afghan prime minis

this thing is called the big rush urban adrenalin swing and it's rigged up at the moses mobita world cup stadium in durbin, south africa. they played the world cup there back in 2010. what better way to use that beautiful arch in that stadium than to install an attraction like this. it is in fact the guinness book world record for the world's tallest swing. guys that we're seeing in this video are an around hurricane the-world travel blog. guinness says it is 288 feetf y high. free fall -- 196 feet. it is really like a huge rope swing. >> it locks like that full-body harness is attached to a fire hose. >> you can go down there and pay anywhere between $65 and $131. you can do this yourself. >> i think if you successfully do it they ought to pay you. >> this for some reason seems a little less scary than bungee jumping. >> you don't have the recoil factor. once you sort of hit the bottom, you're in like a nice little relaxing swing. but that free-fall -- >> there's no way it is a relaxing swing. after you fall that 200-foot free-fall, that swing is going any further than any bungee co

captivity in somalia and the joy of being set free are paul and rachel dler.ele >> you really get on an adrenaline high during that period sex as judith puts it, now is the time to pick up -- during that. >> as jedi puts it, now is the time to pick up. >> the security council urged the syrian government and its opponents to implement the plan immediately. the proposal comes as two suburbs of the capital of damascus were shelled by government tanks. jeb bush has endorsed mitt romney to be the republican nominee for president. he said he is the best choice to unseat president obama. thousands of mourners have been attending a memorial service in belgium for some of the victims of last week's bus crash in switzerland. 22 children and six adults died when that coach crashed in a road tunnel while the group was returning to belgium from a skiing holiday. 17 of the victims came from one village, where the ceremony took place. now perhaps in a relationship has been more fraught lately than that between the u.s. and afghanistan. today u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton met with the afghan prime minis

. >>> we definitely need adrenaline rush pumped into the city. >> the heisman trophy is coming to townedskins confirm the team is now in position to finally land that franchise quarterback. >> what has happened here, you know, the redskins did not wait and just decide what they are going to do later. they made a commitment. they made a bold move. >> this is 9news now. >> hello, everybody. i'm bruce johnson and thanks for joining us this saturday night. it's never a dull offseason for the redskins, but tonight is not somebody else's star player who is coming here. fans, former players, skins management, they are all reacting to news that the team traded up to draft its first franchise quarterback since who? who was the last franchise quarterback? >> you have to go way back into the archives. everybody knew the number two position was key to this year's draft. the rams had it. many teams wanted it in order for the redskins to leap up to get it, they had to make a bold move. they made one. today, general manager, bruce allen, confirming what we already knew. washington mortgaged a lot to

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>> i'm sure there was an adrenaline rush, i guess. we were at the hospital and four hours later, my blood pressure is 160/100 and i'm normally a 120/70 guy. so obviously there was something physiologically going on that i did not understand. >> i'm terrific. this is the best day ever. >> a lot of things went our way. >> what kind of things went your way? >> apparently there were swells on the hudson. it was completely flat that day. and we happened to land where the ferries go to manhattan so they were right there and they rescued us. other than hitting the birds, everything went our way that day. >>> when we come back, bird versus engine. a graphic demonstration shows the startling damage even a small bird can do to an 84-ton jet. and flight 1549 is not the first commercial jet to be put down in the water. there have been others. some, just as successful. others, tragically not. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collate

you add cocaine, which can cause constriction, spasm of the blood vessels, it causes a big adrenalinee and all of that can be damaging to the heart and cause a cardiac event as they described it or a heart attack specifically, anderson, that could cause her to lapse into unconsciousness. as you know she was in the bathtub and she slid into the water at that time. so that's how you -- sort of reading this whole report piece it together. >> how do we know she died from drowning and not a heart attack from cocaine use? >> this is one of those tough things to really talk about. but the way you know is because her lungs had water in them. so what that basically means is at the time she went into the water, she slid underneath the surface of the water, she was still breathing. and then when she was still breathing, though unconscious, she inhailled water and it went into her lungs. >> dr. drew, this is probably a stupid question, but if you were breathing and you go under water and inhale water, doesn't your body -- don't you wake up? why wouldn't she realize she's drowning? >> right. now,

it's like pure adrenaline poured over ice. and now anyone can drink it in. hold on, don't let go and enjoy the ride. >> reporter: that nervous laughter is coming from a classroom full of sliding newbies, tourists about to take the ride of their lives. are you apprehensive? >> a little bit, yes. >> reporter: about what? >> the speed. >> reporter: her fear is warranted. the same track went from famous to infamous during the 2010 olympic winter games. >> this is a very sad day. >> reporter: a georgian luger was killed after he lost control and hit a pole. just before the opening ceremony. there are been other accidents, too. >> top speeds he needs. >> reporter: most recently during the world cup. the professionals who now pilot tourists down that same slope, say it has to be respected. >> when i first drove this track, it was a concern in my own mind. >> reporter: sue calvert is one of the first women to compete in bobsledding and, thankfully, my pilot. a two-time world champion. i wouldn't be taking beginner's bobsledding if it weren't safe. it's probably fair

to come out to japan and play some exhibition games out here, it gets the adrenaline going more. it's nice to be out again and a couple of days off. it's nice to be back in a competitive environment. >> first pitch i threw was kind of crazy. felt like there was a band behind me playing. obviously, that's something i'm not used to. after a few pitches, kind of just became background noise. i didn't really notice it. >> reporter: with the game being played at night, several a's players visited the air force base in the morning. >> pleasure to meet you. how you doing? >> i don't throw like this. >> this is an opportunity a lot of people don't get. we're out of the country, out of our comfort zone. i think that's why you play the game. >> reporter: johnny said the trip gave the service people a little slice of home and the players were proud to be a part of the experience. i'm kate longworth, nbc bay area. >> let's talk midwest regional final. college hoops, north carolina-kansas. about a minute later, taylor in transition and won. taylor with a game high of 22. jay hawks are off to

get the adrenaline more. it's nice to be out again. a couple of days off.ice to be back in a competitive environment. >> after the first pitch i threw, i felt like there was a band behind me playing. obviously, that's something i'm not used to. a few pitch, kind of became background noise. i didn't really notice it. >> with the game being played at night, several a's plays visited the air force base in the morning. nay gave the service people and the people a chance to talk baseball with the pros. >> pleasure to meet you. how you doing? all right. >> i don't throw like this. >> what's the stance you get into? >> this is a opportunity a lot of people don't get. for me out here helping out in a little way. we're out of country, out of our comfort zone. we're bringing something they want to see. i think that's why you play the game. >> the trip gave the service people a little slice of home and the players were proud to be part of the experience. >> tiger woods hasn't won a pga tour event since 2009. how about that be approach on the par five? he could birdie

. >> we secrete that adrenaline. we have neurotransmitters like endorphins and the serotonin.at goes up and makes us feel good buy logically. >> the odds of getting struck by lightning are about 1 in 280,000. the odds of winning the jackpot estimated about 1 and 176 million. you can dream right? but even though you're more likely to get struck by lightning 500 times than win the cash prize, it's still certainly fun to dream. >> not going to kill my buzz. i'm going to keep the hope alive. we're going to win this thing. >> we are. but that lightning would give us a pretty good buzz as well. let's look at the roadways. no big drama. highway 4 overnight construction, but there's the full closure for another few minutes. eastbound between summersville. they are doing a widening project. they can use all the help they can get. 56 on the right already bringing speeds down. we'll get a look over into the south bay where the earlier accident have cleared northbound 101. lanes were cleared earlier, but we had closing that's cleared from our sensors. no problem through the south bay. a g

my answer to that, all times, is once the adrenaline starts moving and you're starting into the action, you then do what you have been trained to do. now, that's what you're there for. a lot of guys would ask me, as a cameraman, what are you doing here? you don't have to be here. well, i did have to be there because i told them i was as important as they were, because the public had to know what they were going through. and that was -- that's the case all along, right up till this date actually. and so it's very necessary. yes, you're scared. yes, things are strange. bombs going off all around you. i laid down after i walked in, i had to get off the boat, walk in with camera gear on my shoulders, and my assistance was walking in behind me, same thing. if you ever walked in water and -- fortunately by the weight i had, my feet stayed on the ground, i stayed upright. when you got in, you were exhausted. walking through about x number of feet of water. i forget what it was now. anyway, the -- when you fall down on the beach and get your breath back and everything else. all of a sudden the

i have adrenaline. i'm mentally exhausted, i'm going on adrenaline just because i want to find anything, any clue. so i can't just sit back, you know. i have to get out there and try. >> sierra was supposed to catch her school bus at this intersection down the street from her home a week ago friday morning when she disappeared. investigators have since searched several miles around her home finding her cell phone and her purse with her clothes inside. but still, no sign of sierra. reporting live here in morgan hill, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> a scary near abduction in the south bay to tell you about. san jose police say a man armed with a stun gun tried to kidnap a teenage girl friday in the willow glen neighborhood. she fortunately was able to escape. the suspect was last seen driving off in a red compact car with tinted windows. he's described as a hispanic man in his 30s standing 5'7" and weighing about 200 pounds. >>> 5:04 right now. san francisco police are investigating a deadly stabbing.

management and event authority have done their part to transform the sport into a high- tech, high-adrenalinerica's cup. it is of global and international significance. thank you for your support. president chiu: thank you. are there any other speakers? this comment is closed. supervisor delonte -- olague, you had a question. supervisor olague: this could be directed to -- you had the opportunity to meet. we started some of these conversations before the latest agreement when it was a far more aggressive project, i would argue. i do believe that -- there was an interesting point raised. how do we try to connect some of the tourist or visitors in what is going on in some of the districts? fillmore has revitalized the jazz district there and there is a lot of positive movement in that neighborhood. he worked with the brothers for change and the caterers. how do we make sure the small businesses also benefit from some of the hopefully, some of the potential we have that we achieved through the america's cup event. i am wondering how we can continue to make sure we make those connections. another

but my adrenalin is pumping at that point, and i'm very nervous. i'm not sure what i'd do. i hope i'd be calm enough to take him prisoner, but if he made a gesture, he's dead. what if he swings at you without a weapon? he's dead. what if he's walking away? he's dead-- well, that's too glib. i'd really be proud of myself if i ran up behind him and smacked him with my rifle. then i'd have the best of both worlds. he runs away. i killed him. he's unarmed. it's war. there's no doubt who he is. he's dead. he's unarmed! he'd dead, too. he's running. not for long. mr. jenkins, if you were in colonel connell's position, i'm sure you'd shoot him if he pulled the gun, right? i would. what if he's aching for it? i'd probably still shoot him. what if he's running away? if i couldn't run him down, i'd probably fire at him to stop-- to stop him. you stop him, wound him. he gets up, he's going again. this is some incredible guerrilla leader we have here. he certainly is. that's why he's scarface. he will not escape. i mean, he's already been wounded. he will be stopped. what does that mea

so when you're finally on stage, especially when it is finished, you have so much adrenalin, so much♪ >> sergei polunin said it had been his dream to become principle dancer with the royal ballet. so what went wrong? >> i and a way -- in a way, i did feel like the artist in me was dying a little bit. and i was not giving as much of myself and putting as much creativity into it as i could, as i should, because i have it in me. so you have to explore those things, and alleges it dies. if you do not give freedom. >> was that the issue? it sounds as though you're more happy now and you have more freedom now? >> i cannot say i am happier now. i am is still finding my, like, what i am going to do. i am going to explore different directions. ♪ and i did not feel so comfortable and i stopped being involved as a person and an artist, and that is not something i want. i do not want to have family. i do not want to have a flight. i destroyed in away everything i had. >> you felt that you had to destroy what you had, that you worked so hard for before you could move on and find yourself again. >

you could tell that his adrenaline was going. he did continue to be increasingly agitated.ond real trigger and the point in which i realized something was going wrong when they asked the co-pilot to prepare to go up to the cockpit. once that happened, when the distressed captain went into the bathroom i knew something was wrong. i really didn't expect what was with toabout to follow, but confirmed that something was wrong with him. he went to the back of the plane, and then going to the front of the plane he began running towards the cockpit and tried to kick the door down and impulsively that's when myself and three other guys reacted and grabbed him and started pulling him away from the cockpit door. that's when you heard the audio there is when we grabbed him they said, iraq, iran, afghanistan, we have to go down. they're going to take us down. say the good lord's prayer is what he said, and i think it meant--subconsciously i think for those of us, that's when we decided we needed to put him down to the ground and forcibly restrain him. this is a big guy keith 6'4", 250

that russia is entering the period once for medieval change this is a very exciting moment full of adrenalin and we have to see what sort of a change it will be what kind of change do you think it will be while the question is still in it but i think that the main battle wise heads and for myself i came to understanding that this will be sort of a battle between the two alternative concerts all of the state the relevant here and development strategist for myself and i didn't try the first because of it's unfortunate land and obviously it's of the supporters of putin led will strike could do the level best to remove presidents so what does putin lead put in when he's a state which is north going back strong from. that time will be a reforms which was started by outgoing president would be a job. for all of us are to do lend one to reforms not to be restricted to cops like skolkovo all they want to become political system the way it works they want russian political system to be transparent as russia's economy where they will be no nepotism and no corruption and some of those people who suppor