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wait until they get ahold of an american. this jordanian was in a plane that was shot down. we were repelled into the war once i can imagine what the american reaction would be. >> by all accounts they have one, a woman. >> by all accounts. the other thing i think this will do is i think it will make it impossible for them to get any ransom because they were asking for a deal after they had killed him. they wanted the iraqi female suicide bomber in exchange for him after they had killed him. they have no credibility at all in terms of being negotiators. this could be a turning point. you only know turning points in hindsight hindsight. jordan sounds like it wants to redouble efforts to fight ice skps hopefully other countries will do the same. hopefully we step up efforts, too. >> multiple sources tonight saying that she has been moved from death row and will be

smoldering hot spots we can show you back to the scene fire fight remembers still here, they have ahold on the machine. but most units have broken off, and taken away. you can see being some of the steam, though, some of the smoke and smoldering, still coming up from that fire, as the unit, four every them in total, have been just completely been gut in the this fire. here's what we know about this. fire broke out shortly after about 3:00 this morning, this was the emerald ridge ants, a two alarm fire, one unit, four, sorry, four units, one building, fumuli engulfed, firefighters arrive, they came on scene the flames shooting through the roof. but they were able to get it under control pretty quickly. in all, 24 people dust placed, and it moved to different building, as the red cross is trying to figure out thousand goat people distributed and maybe into some safe housing for tonight. but everybody here, good news, everybody out of those unit

i could see he had ahold of her hand. so i yelled into the mic he's got a hand. >> the woman's fall is broken by a beam that runs along the outer edge of the bridge. it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get ahold of her arm, keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les bolt and sergeant bill morgan are able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeling numb. just numb. the statistics show that postpartum depression reaches its height 90 days after the

because everyone has an assigned place to fly to and take ahold of the other canopy. you have to have your hand and feet in the right place. you have to plan out the entire jump and then the challenge is to do it. >> for today's world record attempt, lewis assembles the best in the field. all seems to be going smoothly until something captures cameraman's eye. >> he had fallen out of formation and that sent through the formation and this kind of went to the opposite side of formation. >> sure enough, as the skydiver attempts to join the right side of the formation, the wave reaches him. still, he manages to hold tight as another team member approaches from the below. the man beneath should help stabilize the right side. >> you want to see a man come in underneath the wing dock like that otherwise it's a free floating parachute. >> before the skydivers on the right can stabilize, the man on the left reapproaches row six. as he joins, he pulls down on the formation, amplifying the wave again. when the wave reaches the chutes on the right, they are pushed forward. >> as

christine maddela got ahold of the documents. >> reporter: the tax expert said in these documents are w-2s and other tax forms and the people in the documents probably don't know their information has been compromised. the hundreds of people were blowing around a street. >> these are hard working people. >> reporter: she is worried about them. >> the name social security and date of birth. >> reporter: her husband saw hundreds of papers littering the street. >> he thought it was garbage and he said look. >> reporter: he found tax documents. >> that's the street. >> reporter: when he went to show us where the papers were scattered. >> i think there might be one over there. see, two more. >> reporter: she gave us the document to find out what happened. another one. we took the stack of papers to a tax expert. >> for the people that have documents here this could turn into a nightmare. >> reporter: the people in the documents are lucky that the santiagos are honest folks. >> this is unbelievable. just terrible. terrible. >> reporter: he said these are tax returns that show where these pe

permits displaced and not able to produce any permits at all and then let's see i called to try to get ahold of the applicant 3 times and he never received any kaldz back from him you have copies of the calls for service at the restaurant just for information there are other restaurant that stay twenty-four hours less than 6050 or cafe mason that's there twenty-four hours and laurie's diner and jackson just a second in the box no place to eat kind of issue there there's none we shouldn't allow this bits 0 operate until 5:00 a.m. he's not paid his taxes, of course he paid his taxes he knew his taxes were outstanding when he got a temporary certificate to operate new years eve he was well aware at this point he didn't pay the 1700s dollars he's owed september 26th to get that temporary license not until january the 12 did he pay the full amount he came by the station and dropped off a copy of the paid bill so we ask that you disapprove that and that this business if they want to stay on until 5:00 a.m. they have to show when the police come out for the permits they need to show their business

anybody to get hurt or these animals to get injured, which is why it's so important for them to get aholdhese animals. no word at this point where they came from. but sun city arizona is not far from phoenix. so this isn't necessarily a rural area where these farm animals, ranch-type animals are out and about. just trolling the neighborhood apparently. and again, outsmarting several human beings in the process. just pausing to watch with you all at home as we see this bizarre situation continuing to unfold. just a little north of phoenix. again, sun city arizona. the animals are obviously scared because they continue to run from the men who are run ingning at them. not sure what the strategy is here in trying to get these two lamas of alpacas. perhaps they got one because we're only seeing the second one, the black one that's still out there. now as the news camera is pulled back from the helicopter overhead it looks like the other one has escaped. so now we have two separate scenes two different animals that are running, crossing what looks like to be a busier street. it looks like they

went out and got ahold of some backwoods cigars, lit the cigars and placed them on the pillow case and then directly on the pillow, made a crease in the pillow and we did this repeatedly. >> hotels usually use bed coverings treated with flame retardant chemicals in order to prevent this very scenario. >> at no point could we get the pillow, the pillowcase, or the bedspread to burn. >> another contradiction, steve was not known to be a smoker. >> he didn't smoke. he didn't smoke at all. in fact, at one time during a golf banquet sales meeting, he was offered some very fine cigars by one of the salesmen who were selling equipment for lawn care, and he refused. he told his friend, i don't know why people would even smoke those things. >> but if steve hricko was dead when the fire started, what killed him? i hait's tough, but severi've managed.ease. but managing my symptoms was all i was doing. so when i finally told my doctor, he said humira is for adults like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. and that in clinical

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have people more access to the services that are sings things in the infrastructure that must be over ahold to reach today's population that's why i'm asking the mayor and the board to increase the funding for victims we must insure that the victims can get their lives together again (clapping) and i'm also pleased to say we're not limiting our work to the county but working in current concert the legislators we'll be introducing legislation this this year that makes significant changes to the systems to make sure that the victims get the services they need and the decisions are fundamental to make sure they get the cords from their leopards how can you help someone if you don't know who you're helping or to insure the time process of appeals and the reimbursements so victims are not reindividual will seeking payment for as a result of crime (clapping) you know when i took office in 2011, i made a really clear t i dictated myself to the criminal justice system i believe the system was broken my thirty years in law enforcement i've learned the it can be indemnify difficult to reform a system

bugs he collected were docile, they were not poisonous, and they were even big enough to easily get aholdt making it the strongest creature on earth for its side. try finding a roach motel big enough for a family of those. i'm jamie coblby for "strange inheritance." remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inher tans story you'd like to share with us? go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >>> hello, and welcome to "justice." i'm katie in for judge jeanine. thanks so much for being with us. tonight the latest on the 21 christians brutally murdered by isis, the hunt to track down their killers and what's being done to protect christians in the middle east. >>> another obamacare blunder. this year, 1 million americans could have their tax returns delayed. >>> first, this week the white house finally held their big countering violent extremism summit but there seems to be a lot of meetings and we know there are a lot of speeches but there's one giant thing that was missing. any mention of islamic extremism. take a look. >> countering violent extremism begins with polit

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a firefighter was lowered by helicopter and managed to get ahold of the pooch. the two were then pulled to safety. no word yet on who the dog belongs to, but for the time being he's going to be known by the name lucky. >>> it was a lot more than luck that sent a pair of balloonists flying into the history books today. their helium-filled balloon landed safely off mexico's baja coast this morning after nearly 7,000-mile journey across the pacific ocean from japan. the week-long trip shattered balloon endurance and distance records that had stood for decades. >>> serena williams proved unstoppable once again today clenching her sixth australian open final and 19th career grand slam. despite battling a cough that forced her to leave the court, williams beat maria sharapova in straight sets. with today's win she moves ahead on the all-time wins list. >>> up next, cheerleading meets rocket science at the super bowl. >>> finally tonight, the cheerleaders at tomorrow's super bowl will be among the most talented and beautiful people at the game no doubt. turns out that

. >> that's where we managed to get ahold of him. >> reporter: when he was finally surrounded by about 15 people and captured. he was a tick covered mass of matted hair and bones after two years on the run in franconia. >> my reaction was oh, my god, we got him. i can't believe we got him. >> reporter: animal control officer anna lugo wouldn't give up on biscuit who scavaged for food, endured the elements and somehow avoided getting attacked by a predator or hit by a car. >> sometimes i'd look over and scan and i'd say oh, he's not here today and i'd go to a different spot and he'd raise hid head. >> reporter: her greatest fear, that his condition would be so poor he couldn't be saved, but the 10-pound dog emerged from the woods with just a scratch on his eye. >> he was always very nervous and like oh, my gosh, where am i? this is so scary. but now he's very relaxed. >> reporter: biscuit's family has witnessed a dramatic change in his person. >> occasionally when we're walking he just prances. >> he loves being around his people. we're his people now. >> reporter: the rasheeds gave bis

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team brought negotiators and we're continuing to try to get ahold of this individual and hopefully resolve this pretty quickly. >> reporter: do you know if he's armed? >> we're not sure. >> reporter: so still some key information that investigators are trying to ascertain. i'm also told by the police chief who you just heard from in the next hour or so they will make a decision about whether or not to cancel school for kids in this area because of their safety. reporting live in tullytown, katy zachry, "nbc 10 news." >>> 5:33. now to more breaking news philadelphia police are searching for a driver who hit several parked cars and then ran away. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in west kensington. what happened here? >> reporter: tracy, right now a tow truck has arrived on the scene and they are getting ready to right the toyota rav-4 in the middle of north 2nd near diamond. once it is on all four wheels then the tow truck can pull it out of the way and police can hopefully open the intersection. the officer on the scene said this happened before 4:00. the female driver of the rav-4 came south o

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confront the suspect, scream at him and then the lady who was driving the minivanary her boyfriend get aholdof the suspect and they stop him from fleeing until police arrive to make the arrest. this worked out but i don't think police recommend that you do this. >> don't try that at home. >> there's word from seattle this morning that amanda knox is engaged. her fiance is a musician she's known since middle school. no wedding date set. you may recall she was convicted of murdering her roommate. that conviction was reversed on appeal then knox was reconvicted. next month italy's highest court is set to decide whether knox should be tried for a third time. >> turn now to the story that will make you sick in the stomach about the actions of some adults which has now resulted in the loss of the little league national championship won last summer by the team from chicago south side. the kids from jackie robinson west won that in storybook fashion but an investigation found the team official the adults got ineligible players on to that team by changing the boundaries that determine where they must

course, be bringing you more details on this developing story as the day goes on we are hoping to get a aholdcorrespondent who is there in copenhagen to spoke to us more about this press conference as well as the attacks that have occurred overnight in copenhagen. >>> for now let's move onto news out of yemen where explosives have been found at a major political meeting betweens the houthi coup, the talks were due to take place in over just an hour ago and they have now been postponed the meeting was an attempt bring together members of different political factions across the country. jamal has the very latest now from aidan. >> reporter: a very local government official here in aheadadentold al jazerra that before the meeting was due to take place they found several explosive devises at the venue the significance cans of the meeting was that it was going to include members of the dissolved par lamb that was dissolved by the houthi led coup, members of the resigned government as well as other senior figures across the political spectrum would immediate here in aden to discuss way to his unify

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what happened was the twitter people got ahold it. they brought started tweeting, this strauss guy is an idiot. it went viral. that's when the light went on for me. oh, there is something to it. i think for most small businesses t can help you brand your business if you do it consistently. again and again and again. you have to make a commitment to it as you would with any of your marketing. the second is this is what i learned from a woman named ginny dietrich. she said social media is also social networking. you can meet people you would not otherwise normally meet and make relationships that you would not otherwise make and get new business that you would not otherwise get. that's a great proposition for social media. >> i think social media is helpful if you're using it in the way your target customers are using it. or else you're just throwing it out to the wind. >> arethere are two big benefits. the first is quantifiable media. you can say i will spend this amount of money on a facebook ad. that could be a huge benefit, like ste

because twitter got ahold of it this strauss guy is an idiot, but then it went viral and there was something i didn't get. for most small businesses, the value proposition is two-fold it can help you brand your business if you do it consistently again and again and again. you have to make a commitment to it as you would with any of your marketing. the second is and this is what i learned from a woman named jenny, i think she may have been on your show before jj jenny wrote me to say, what social media does it's also social networking. and what you can do with it is meet people you otherwise wouldn't normally meet and make relationships you otherwise wouldn't normally make and therefore get new business that you otherwise wouldn't normally get. that is a great proposition for social media. >> and i think alicia social media is helpful in the way that you can target your potential customers are using it. otherwise you are throwing it out to the wind. >> i think there are two big benefits with social media. first is very quantifiable benefits. you can say, look i'm going to spend this amount on

whether all that information is aggregated and one party -- in this case, the government -- can get ahold of all of that because it means that they know so much about us that was really something that was never recorded before or even was just recorded for specific purposes, and now it can be used for more general policing, or it could be abused. shafer: but for general policing isn't that a good thing? don't we want to be safe? granick: there's an assumption that if there's less privacy, there's automatically this uptick in security and that people want that. i don't think we can just assume that we're trading privacy for security every time and people like it. it's more complicated than that. shafer: well, mike sena, you're the director of this northern california regional intelligence center these so-called fusion centers. there are six of them in california. you're constantly in touch with other law-enforcement agencies sharing information, collecting information. what's the best rationale for doing that for collecting all this data and keeping it? sena: well there's also a mispercept

the kid is required to have their own cell phone on them so the paraments can always get ahold of them. >>> increase for more dairy products. goat farmers and dairy producers are scurrying to try to keep up. they're trying to find new and better ways to develop their good. the nations dairy goat heard climbed to 3000 animals. they're seeing annual sales rise or even more. >>> staten drugs may not be asaffective or safe as we're told. scientists study the drugs and while it dramatically reduce cholesterol levels recollect they nail foo make a difference in the studies of the heart. they out weight the benefits. they were marketed as mericm drugs and that's apparently not the case. >>> a pregnant woman on her way to the hospital as her husband -- that she and her husband make it to the car. the family van is gone. langly still trying to wrap his brain around what happened when he went to work, wife was experiencing labor pain. daniel came home recollect loaded up the car, going back and forth from the house. then they had to final another way to the hospital. you can see he was furious.

. >> for whatever reason they took ahold of this race. >> stacy wilson said keaton was the front-runner but she thinks the oscar will be his too. >> the stakes are so high. >> i have good days and bad days. >> for actress in a lead role then still alice. >> we are so thrilled to see them and make the movie not even a year ago. >> no surprise for the supporting actress will will probably to go patricia arquette. >> sweet lord. who ever knew. >> she is sort of the heart and soul. >> chances are the role is for the teacher for the first time oscar. >> it's off the chart. >> the tight race for pest picture for boyhood. >> bird man is about fame and all these things that people can relate to and it's a more powerful story and it's like flipping through a photo album. >> it's like a come back. >> and after the oscars we have a complete break down of the winners and you can also get your latest news weather, and traffic updates at 4:26 in the morning. >> we are looking at 6:28. more people are confused about what students are learning through common core. what you might be getting right and wr

and he got ahold of them. >> nobody can get in touch with their loved ones.the phones are being answered by isis. >> reporter: the kidnaps raise concern. a worry felt strongly here at the assyrian association. >> we as a community we could not assist them not to get in this trouble. >> reporter: gonje is an assyrian community leader. he says this attack forced many to flee their homes. many without food or water. often persecuted and ignored as they fight isis. >> for me as an assyrian american it's sad to say that our people they have not even received one bullet from the united states government. not in iraq, not in syria. >> reporter: the isis kidnappings the latest. the best hope says his family members will be part of a prisoner swap. >> you pray for the best. but given isis track record, that's not a good hope. >> reporter: since isis began its move, the assyrian community has been seeking international help and he fears without that international and u.s. help and soon, that the assyrians may be forced to flee their homeland. >> ken pritchett tonight,

. >> i love you very, very much and you know how to get ahold of us. >> we began to get phone calls from brazil, area. we were able to send a foreign country asset in to check and sure enough, she had been there. we missed her by two weeks. >> i always say to the kidnapping parent, someday your child's going to be an adult. someday that child is going to find out the truth and someday that child's going to turn around and say to you, you used me as a pawn, you ruined half of my life by keeping me from seeing my other parent. >> mark didn't get to prove that he didn't do what he was being accused of. he's been deprived of all contact with his daughter. it's been ten years. she probably doesn't remember him. >> before mark passes in his life, i pray to god they get that opportunity to look mary in the eyes and tell mary he loves her. >> the only way to solve this is to give mary the decency to reestablish a relationship with her father. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kisse

stressed out without my cell phone because the simple fact i'm paranoid somebody is trying to get ahold of me. i don't have to address that might come from being a news lady. joining us life in studio next. >> president signed a an executive order to stop cyber attacks new information of sharing between silicon valley and federal law enforcement. one estimates that it could cost the global economy $3 trillion by 2020. >> joining us now is dr. her bert lynn at stanford university, cyber security given the recent break ins from anthem blue cross, target, is that an oxy moron. >> there are better and worst levels of cyber security and i would hope that i'm a little bit better than my grandmother and so on, although i try to secure her systems too you can get better but you're never going to be perfectly safe. >> but these are massive millions of identity thefts that go on routinely. it is becoming they have the incentive to get credit card numbers. they have the incentive to get names, addresses, and social security numbers identity theft and so on. that's 1 part of it. there's another par

and the embassy and guards guarding it split town and there is a number of iranian backed rebels got ahold of the armored cars. who these men are is impossible to verify. the u.s. marines destroyed heavy weaponry that protected the u.s. embassy and convoyed to the airport and once they got to at this time airport, the marines destroyed sidearms and rifles by removing the firing pins and slashing them with sledgehammers and calling it an approved weapon plan. and the situation made a lot of folks remember last year when the u.s. evacuated diplomats from tripoli, lybiowa a. it showed up of the rebels jumping out of a second story window and doing belly flops in the poll. only time will tell what happened to the u.s. embassy. >> what pictures there. thank you, leland. >> new details about the terror raid in australia that probing up the imminent attack. prime minister abbot said one of the suspects arrested appears in a video seized from a home and he holds a knife and matchette and vows to stab blonde people in the the neck and kidneys. >> i don't think it would be possible to witness more f

this was about the point where they couldn't get ahold of him again. police wanted to and they couldn't. >> i had contact with him in may of 2010. and then he disappeared. >> when chase resurfaced months later, patrick made sure to stay in touch. >> i wanted to keep that contact with him. what's the old saying? keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. >> patrick and gina kept digging. but for the san diego sheriff's department, the case had gone cold. >> it's almost impossible to work a case without information flowing in. >> no leads, no answers to what happened to this loving, happy family of four. but that changed on november 11, 2013. >> 9-1-1 emergency, what are you reporting? >> two shallow graves unearthed in the moe ha gjave desert. >> looks like part of a skull. >> through the use of dental records, we're able to identify the adult victims as summer and joseph mcstay. we believe the other two sets of remains are that of the boys, their sons. >> when we come back, this new crime scene brings them closer to finding a suspect. mcstay kn

we got ahold of the police report and we have the details. >> reporter: this piece of granite here came from that section of the wall. the whole came shattered, and -- the whole thing was shattered. we have the police report that says there was more than possible speeding involved. the police report on yesterday's fatal crash does not name the driver but it says a man in his 30s with a tattoo of the washington monument on his chest is responsible for the death of 12-year-old snodgrass, and not only that, the report says the driver is suspected of using drugs. we obtained a copy of that report today that says the victim is from the baltimore area. the crash was so loud here that some heard it from inside this federal building. >> there was a loud noise inside the building. >> you can't really suspect things like that, so you hope and pray you are not there when stuff like that happens. >> reporter: the owner of this restaurant across the street saw it and says he and his employees ran to help. >> there was nothing you could do. you had to wait for paramedics and the police to show up, wh